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CHILDRESS HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS CIRCA 1954 Sewer project may cost less than anticipated Charles Goodin to bid as soon as the rural Managing Editor development loan expected NASHVILLE - The city to fund the project is ap- can cut expenses in half proved. on a proposed expansion Dunaway said that four to its sewer trunk line by aerators are now functioning connecting it with existing at the city’s sewer pond and infrastructure at Mill Street that amonia levels, which instead of Cassady Street, were one of the primary con- Public Works Director Larry cerns driving the need for Dunaway told city aldermen the sewer plant upgrades, Tuesday. are “well within limits.” Dunaway said he had re- In related business, Du- viewed initial plans for the naway reported on plans project with city engineer to improve the city’s water Jeremy Stone and altered intake system. Dunaway told the route to use fewer ma- aldermen that the project terials. Estimates for the must first be reviewed by a original undertaking totaled state-level water advisory roughly $1.1 million. committee, which will meet The project represents to consider the plans in July. one phase of a $6.6 million It will then be forwarded to overhaul to the city’s sewer the Arkansas Department of treatment facilities that was Health. approved by the city council According to Dunaway, early this year and is set See LESS on Page 6

ABOVE: This picture of the Childress High School Tigers was taken circa 1954. The basketball team was gearing up for a state tournament championship game in Marianna. The team lost one Park to construct new playgrounds game that year to Texarkana and was undefeated in 1956. Dewayne Holloway Commissioner Freddy between the softball the project. Originally Pictured, front row (left to right): Jessie Clardy, Norma Gordon, Sports Editor Annette Hill, Charlene McGee, Irma Hendrix and Barbra Finley. Horne and Park Director complex and baseball the project included a NASHVILLE – Chil- Back row: Coach Ray Coulter, Clemmie Coulter, Christine Vaughn, Nikki Cherry presented complex. splashpad, which has Neva Whitmore, Helen Whitmore, Billie Coulter and Henry Turney. dren will have a new a proposal to build two Horne stated that the been removed from the The Whitmore sisters were All-State during that tournament. The place to play at the Nash- new playground areas at park has grown to the plan. Childress Homecoming Reunion will begin Fri., July 1 with a meet ville City Park, thanks to the park. west, alienating the cur- The grant auditor has and greet at the New Light CME Church. On Saturday morning, reallocated money pro- The project will rent playground from agreed to let the park the annual parade will be held in Nashville. vided through a grant include a small play- the rest of the park. use the money for the -Terrica Hendrix received from Arkansas ground located between Cherry reported that playgrounds. Submitted photo Parks and Tourism in the skate park and new the park has $104,732 Horne informed the 2008. tennis courts and a larg- left from a 2008 grant, commissioners that Center Point Store burglary suspect Nashville City Park er playground located due to a change in See PARK on Page 8 requests ‘change of counsel’ Terrica Hendrix Fields told the court, “she’s Editor came at me with a plea bar- ‘Food, Fun & Fitness Camp’ a success NASHVILLE – A man ac- gain…I told her that I’m not cused of breaking into the taking it.” Center Point Store requested “I’d like to represent my- a change of counsel yesterday. self,” Fields said. “That’s a Jonathan Kyle Fields, 23, mistake,” the retired Garland told Judge David Switzer – a County judge told the defen- visiting judge – that he be- dant. lieved his public defender did The judge added that there not have his “best interest” at is “no law against represent- heart. ing yourself just like there’s no Fields, who is in the How- law against me performing my ard County Jail, was referring own dentistry…the fact that to long-time public defender, she conveyed the offer is what LaJeana Jones. she’s supposed to do.” “I told her I didn’t do this,” See STORE on Page 6 Ross requests full review of post oice closing process Congressman says his constituents deserve to The Second Annual Food, Fun and Fitness Camp was held at the Nashville City Park the week of June 6 – 10. Participants included (photo left to right) Alexis Bullock, Khawan Scott, Jonathan Hagler, Kyron Starr, Amiya Benson, know true role of public hearings Joe Sperka, Allison Dauzat, Whitney Mullins, Bravyn Bell, Joshua Rodgers, Cali Dauzat, and Garrett Lance. WASHINGTON – U.S. have in the Postal Service’s Submitted photo Congressman Mike Ross of decision-making process to NASHVILLE - The Second An- Hagler, Kyron Starr, Amiya Ben- activities during that were aimed Prescott on Tuesday request- close post offices. nual Food, Fun and Fitness Camp son, Joe Sperka, Allison Dauzat, at learning to live healthy life- ed a full accounting of the U.S. On June 21, the U.S. Postal was recently held at the Nashville Whitney Mullins, Bravyn Bell, styles including exercise, sports, Postal Service’s review pro- Service mistakenly sent let- City Park the week of June 6 – 10. Joshua Rodgers, Cali Dauzat, and healthy snacks and meals, arts cess for closing post offices ters announcing a final de- Participants included: Alexis Garrett Lance. and outdoor activities. Some of after his office received er- termination had been made Bullock, Khawan Scott, Jonathan Campers participated in many See CAMP on Page 6 roneous letters involving the to close three post offices in closure of three post offices in Ross’s district – Boles, Ozan his district. In a June 28 letter and Parks – before the closure sent to U.S. Postmater General process was complete and New community garden in Nashville Donahoe, Ross requested a only days after public hear- NASHVILLE - A new commu- growing food and also to teach under the direction of experi- full review of the Postal Ser- ings were held. The errone- nity garden is being developed others who want to learn about enced gardener Charles Wright. vice’s closing process, includ- ous closure notices also listed on the corner of East Coleman gardening. Several workshops have been ing a detailed account of how a nearby post office where and South Front Street in Nash- The garden was planted last held in the garden, including a the miscommunication to full retail services would be ville. The primary purpose of the month with purple hull peas, drip irrigation workshop earlier his office happened and the available. garden is to teach young people squash, cucumbers, peppers this month which several local See ROSS on Page 6 actual role public hearings about healthy nutrition and and other easy “beginner” crops See NEW on Page 6 Page 2 • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions MIKE Reducing our dependence on Middle Eastern oil ROSS long-term solution. Our shore drilling by requiring oil fields to refineries on the nation’s energy sup- country spends just over the White House to move the coast of the Gulf of ply, increase the use of $300 billion a year import- forward on American en- Mexico, lowering the price alternative and renewable Fourth District ing energy from other ergy production in areas of fuel for all Americans. energy and create more Congressman nations, particularly from containing the most oil This bill passed the House ‘green collar’ jobs here at the Middle East. and natural gas resources. Energy & Commerce Com- home. If anything, our present I also voted for legislation mittee on June 23rd and I Some say we need to The high costs of gas dinated release of oil from situation makes it clear that calls on the White will continue to push for drill more and others say and other forms of energy strategic reserves. that our dependence on House to streamline the its passage on the House we need to invest more in continue to hamper our Energy Secretary Ste- foreign oil is a threat to approval process for drill- floor. alternative energies, but I nation’s economic recov- ven Chu said the release our national security and ing permits in the Gulf While we should drill believe we can and should ery and they continue to was authorized because our way of life. We can- of Mexico, which is sig- more here at home, we do both. By focusing on make it harder for Arkan- of the unrest in Libya, not keep dipping into nificantly hampering new must also look to other American-made energy sas’s working families to combined with OPEC’s our strategic petroleum energy production within sources of American-made and taking a multi-faceted make ends meet. failure to reach an agree- reserve every time there the United States. energy. That’s why I have approach to our energy On June 23, the De- ment on oil production is unrest in the Middle Where we can’t drill also introduced legisla- crisis, we can reduce our partment of Energy an- targets, threatening to East or we will run out here at home, we should tion that would increase dependence on foreign nounced it would release skyrocket gas prices to very quickly. We need to rely more on stable, inter- domestic drilling and then oil in the short term and 30 million barrels of oil record levels. The Secre- look long term and find national allies for energy, use the royalty revenues help secure this nation’s from the Strategic Petro- tary said the political and ways we can utilize the such as Canada. That’s from this increased pro- energy future in the long leum Reserve (SPR), the military unrest in Libya energy sources we have why I also helped intro- duction to make historic term. If done correctly, government’s emergency has prevented about 1.5 right here at home. duce the North American- investments in alternative we can stop shipping bil- fuel storage of about 700 million barrels of oil a day First and foremost, we Made Energy Security Act, and renewable sources of lions of dollars overseas million barrels. Another from entering the world need to drill more, includ- H.R. 1938, which will expe- energy – all without add- and use the money here 30 million barrels will market. ing off the coast and in the dite a final decision on the ing a dime to our nation’s at home to make smart also be released from This coordinated re- Arctic National Wildlife Keystone XL pipepline. deficit. investments in technology our industrial allies in lease of oil from our stra- Refuge (ANWR). Earlier When built, this pipeline My bill, the American- that helps our environ- the global International tegic reserves will help this year, I voted for leg- will carry more than one Made Energy Act of 2011, ment, creates jobs and Energy Agency, making it lower gas prices in the islation to lift the Presi- million barrels a day of H.R. 1682, would lower the lowers the price of fuel for the world’s biggest coor- short term, but it is not a dent’s ban on new off- crude oil from Canadian price of fuel, help secure all Americans. thomas Is democracy viable? sowEll While the convention are so willing to blithely dren's and their grand- almost a recreational ac- that was writing the Con- put such an enormous children's birthright of tivity, there is no need stitution of the United and dangerous arbitrary freedom. to inform themselves on Creators Syndicate States was still in session, power in the hands of Free and democratic both sides of the issues Columnist a lady asked Benjamin politicians — risking their societies have existed for before voting, much less Franklin what the delega- own freedom, in hopes a relatively short time, as sit down and think be- tion was creating. "A re- of getting what someone history is measured — yond the rhetoric to the The media have recent- ters of life and death is a public, madam," he said, else has — is a painful and their staying power realities that the rhetoric ly been so preoccupied society whose survival "if you can keep it." sign of how far many has always been open to conceals. with a Congressman's as a free nation is at least In the middle of the next citizens and voters fall question. So much de- Careless voters may photograph of himself in questionable. Hard as it century, Abraham Lincoln short of what is needed pends on the wisdom of be easily swayed by cha- his underwear that there may be to conceive how still posed it as a ques- to preserve a democratic the voters that the fran- risma and rhetoric, oblivi- has been scant attention the kind of world that one tion whether "govern- republic. chise was always limited, ous to the monumental paid to the fact that Iran has been used to, and ment of the people, by the The ease with which in one way or another, disasters created around continues advancing to- taken for granted, can people and for the people people with wealth can so that voting would be the world by 20th century ward creating a nuclear come to an end, it can shall not perish from the ship it overseas elec- confined to those with a leaders with charisma bomb, and nobody is do- happen in the lifetime of earth." Years earlier, Lin- tronically, or put it in tax stake in the viability and and rhetoric, such as ing anything that is likely today's generation. coln had warned of the shelters at home, means progress of the country, Hitler. to stop them. Those who founded the dangers to a free society that raising the tax rate and the knowledge to cast Voters like this repre- Nuclear weapons in United States of America from its own designing on wealthy people is not their vote intelligently. sent a danger of terminal the hands of the world's were keenly aware that power-seekers — and going to bring in the kind In our own times, how- frivolity for freedom and leading sponsor of inter- they were making a radi- how only the vigilance, of tax revenue that would ever, voting has been democracy. national terrorism might cal departure in the kinds wisdom and dedication of enable wealth redistribu- seen as just one of the To find out more about seem to be something of governments under the public could preserve tion to provide the bo- many "rights" to which Thomas Sowell and read that would sober up even which human beings had their freedom. nanza that some people everyone is supposed to features by other Creators the most giddy members lived over the centuries But, today, few people are expecting. be entitled. The emphasis Syndicate columnists and of the chattering class. — and that its success seem to see such dangers, In other words, peo- has been on the voter, cartoonists, visit the Cre- But that chilling prospect was by no means guar- either internally or inter- ple who are willing to rather than on the mo- ators Syndicate Web page cannot seem to compete anteed. Monarchies in nationally. give government more mentous consequences at www.creators.com. for attention with cheap Europe had lasted for A recent poll showed arbitrary power can of elections for the nation Thomas Sowell is a senior behavior by an immature centuries and the Chinese that nearly half the Ameri- give up their birthright today and for generations fellow at the Hoover Insti- Congressman, infatuated dynasties for thousands can public believes that of freedom without even yet unborn. tution, Stanford University, with himself. of years. But a democratic the government should getting the mess of pot- To those who see vot- Stanford, CA 94305. His A society that cannot republic was something redistribute wealth. tage. Worse yet, they ing as more or less just a website is www.tsowell. or will not focus on mat- else. That so many people can give up their chil- matter of self-expression, com.

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Mildred Gibson, 84, Nathan native, June 26 Donna Henderson, 82, HCCHC volunteer, June 27 Mildred Gibson, 84, of Junction, ters-in-law, Tommie G. and Jan Gibson of Donna Jean Caldwell Hender- band of 52 years, G.W. Henderson on June Texas, passed from this life to spend Wright City, Texas, and Gary M. and Jackie son, 82, of Nashville, went home 10, 2001. an eternity with her Lord and Gibson of Plano, Texas; daughter and to be with her Lord Monday, Donna is survived by two daughters Savior Sunday, June 26, 2011, son-in-law, Beverly G. and Wesley June 27, 2011 in Texar- and sons-in-law, Cindy and John at her son’s residence with Stone of Baytown, Texas; brother, kana. She was born Sept. 18, 1928 David Crisp of Texarkana, and her loving family at her side. Gerald Green and wife Carolyn of in Youngstown, Pa., the daughter Patta and Mike Baumstark of Born in Nathan, she was the Henderson; grandchildren, Rhonda of the late Robert D. and G. Ruth Dallas, Texas; two grandchildren, youngest daughter of ten children Gibson-Lazarus and husband Dan- Kells Caldwell. John Crisp, Jr. and wife Kelley born to Tom and Mary Green. ny of Shelbyville, Glenda Gibson She retired in 1981 from of Texarkana, and Allie McKee Mrs. Gibson was a loyal wife to her of Arp, Christy Webb and husband Southwestern Bell Telephone of Dallas, Texas; two nephews, husband, Glenn Gibson, until his passing in Charles of Baytown, and Sonny Gibson Co., where she had worked for Donnie and Paula Stone, and Joe November 2010; and together they raised of Plano; great-grandchildren, Tanner, Pa- 32 years. and Melanie Lewis, all of Nashville; and loved three children. She was an active mela, Hayden and Karlie; numerous nieces, Donna was a dedicated member her church family, and many friends. member of the College Street Church of nephews and cousins; and a host of loving of the First United Methodist Church in Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Christ in Junction. Her interests included friends and neighbors. Nashville. She dearly loved her church, Friday, July 1, at First United Methodist family, painting and gardening. She cooked Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. and had served on several committees. Church, with Paul Coy oficiating. many meals and had many family gather- Thursday, June 30, at Sunset Church of She loved traveling with her children and Burial will be in Restland Memorial ings within her home. She had a passion Christ, with Mrs. Gibson’s nephew, A.C. grandchildren, and was very adventurous. Park, under the direction of Nashville Fu- for painting and her family displays some Quinn oficiating. Donna was quick to help someone else irst; neral Home. of her paintings in their homes today. She Visitation was held Wednesday evening she loved volunteering with the Christian The family will receive friends from 6-8 loved to hunt, ish and vacation with her at Nashville Funeral Home. Health Clinic of Howard County. She was p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. children and grandchildren. You may send an online sympathy mes- knowledgeable about wildlife - she loved Memorials may be made to First United She is survived by her sons and daugh- sage at www.nashvillefh.com. birds, lowers, crafts, cooking (which she Methodist Church, or to the Christian was very good at) especially her fruit cake Health Clinic of Howard County. cookies. You may send an online sympathy mes- Peggy Dean She was preceded in death by her hus- sage at www.nashvillefh.com. Summer energy saving Peggy Dean, 66, of Murfreesboro, died Mon- day, June 27, 2011. She Clova Bates, 95, beloved mother, June 27 tips from SWEPCO was born March 27, 1945 Clova B. Cornish Williams grandchildren. SHREVEPORT, La., June 28, 2011 – “Hot summer in Pike City. Bates, of Nashville, died Monday, Clova was a Christian of deep faith. weather is here with temperatures near 100 She is survived by a June 27, 2011. She was born Oct. She was the oldest member of Immanuel son, Harley D. Keys of degrees or above and high humidity make you 4, 1915, in the Nathan community, Baptist Church in Nashville, having been Murfreesboro; a brother, eager to stay cool but save energy at the same the daughter of Andrew Jackson and Rosa a member there for over 50 years. Billy Dean of Whitehall; Clova is survived by her children and time,” says Scott McCloud, SWEPCO spokesman. Etta McClure Cornish. and two grandchildren. She was married to the late Charlie their spouses, Charles E. Williams and SWEPCO customers can save money on their Funeral services were Lafayette Williams in 1933. After rearing Donna of Dickinson, Texas, Joe C. Wil- summer bills by following these energy tips held Thursday, June 30, four children in Nashville, she moved to liams and Marilyn of Stuttgart; Martha to reduce electric usage in the home,” adds at First Baptist Church, Magnolia in 1964, where she was em- J. Hinds and Raymond of Highland- McCloud. Murfreesboro, with Bro. ployed by Southern Arkansas University as Stillmeadow, Nashville; Don W. Williams Install a clean air conditioning filter on a Jerry Hill oficiating. a residence hall supervisor. During those 17 and Anne of Lake Jackson; her sister, regular basis in the summer and replace or clean Burial was in Saline years, she established lasting relationships Mary Alice Shelton of Denver, Colo.; her it monthly. Dirty filters cause the equipment to Cemetery, under the direc- with many young men and women who late husband’s daughter, May Mae Bates work harder and use up to five percent more tion of Latimer Funeral affectionately called her “Ma Williams”. Mauldin and husband B.A. of Springdale; energy. Home of Murfreesboro. Retiring in 1981, she returned to Nash- 12 grandchildren (the oldest grandchild For economy, set the air conditioner thermostat You may send an on- ville and spent ensuing years helping oth- is Andrew R. Williams of Clarendon); at 78 degrees. Each degree below 78 adds about line sympathy message at ers. She was a compassionate trustworthy 24 great-grandchildren; two nieces and a eight percent to your cooling costs. www.latimerfuneralhome. caregiver for children and the elderly. nephew; and many friends. Use portable and ceiling fans whenever com. In 2002, at the age of 86, she married She was preceded in death by her par- possible to help circulate air and help reduce the Cleo Bates of Texarkana, who, along with ents, and her brothers, Clancy A. Cornish amount of air conditioning required. They only his late wife, had been friends of Clova’s and Luther C. Cornish. cost a dollar or two a month to operate because Veteran for many years. They spent six years in Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. they are smaller wattage appliances. Texarkana until Cleo’s death in 2008. Saturday, July 2, at Immanuel Baptist Church, Nashville. Set your thermostat at a higher temperature Her last three years were spent in Lake designation Jackson, Texas, at Carriage Inn Assisted Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday while you’re away from home. This way the air Living Residence, near her youngest son at Latimer Funeral Home, Nashville. conditioner won’t be on as often while you’re out. Don. During this generative period, she You may send an online sympathy mes- Perform heavy housework chores in the cooler to appear crocheted 24 afghans, expressing her sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. time of day – this includes washing dishes, love for her grandchildren and great- baking and laundry work. These create heat on Arkansas and moisture that put an extra strain on the air conditioner. Vent clothes dryers to the outside and use kitchen exhaust fans to get rid of excess driver’s heat. Keep direct sunlight out as much as possible. Close curtains, shades and blinds to hold down license the temperature inside the home. Consider light- LITTLE ROCK – colored roofs, outside walls, drapes and solar Arkansas veterans will screens that reflect the heat. now have proof of military Weatherstrip doors and windows to prevent service on their driver’s expensive air leaks. Make sure all windows and license or identification doors are closed when the ac unit is operating. card, beginning July 1, The attic should be properly ventilated to through a controlled prevent excess heat build-up, which causes your statewide implementation cooling system to work harder. of the new driver’s license Insulation is important and can pay for itself design. by lowering your cooling costs by as much as 20 The word “Veteran” percent. will be placed below the Air conditioning equipment should be individual’s picture on the inspected and serviced each year by a licensed updated format. contractor to operate at maximum efficiency. The designation was A sample of the new Veteran’s designation Be sure the damper is tightly closed on a created by “The Nick fireplace to prevent air loss. Bacon Remembrance Act” clearly be identified for their renewal date, they offices will be issuing Keep furniture and draperies away from air in memory of the former any necessary assistance.” may obtain a duplicate the new formats with the vents inside the house. Air should be allowed to Arkansas Department of Edwards also said license for $10. designation by July 17, flow freely throughout the home. Veterans Affairs director that veterans will be The cost of an 2011. Shrubberies growing against the outside and Congressional Medal able to take advantage identification card and Visit http://www.dfa. walls, as well as trees that shade the roof, act of Honor recipient who of discounts offered by duplicate identification arkansas.gov/offices/ as a barrier against the sun and can reduce the passed away in 2010. local merchants without card is $5. driverServices/Pages/ amount of energy required to cool your home. The bill was introduced showing discharge papers. Proof of service must be formatRollout.aspx for Make sure shrubbery is trimmed away from the by State Representative Another positive, established by presenting more information. outdoor compressor unit so there is ample room John Charles Edwards taxpayers will not have to a personal DD 214 form. for good air flow. through the efforts of bear the expense of the All 134 local revenue SWEPCO customers are encouraged to practice Veterans’ Commissioner identification. these measures in the summer for wise energy Tom Thomas of Searcy. “The state’s driver’s use in the home. According to license was already in We Can Insure anyone! 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Curtis, Robins plan July nuptials

John and LaDonna Curtis, of Nashville, announce the engage- ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Aubrey Elizabeth Curtis, to Steven Duncan Robins. Curtis is the granddaughter of Eva Green Miller and the late D.L. Green, of Nashville, and the late J.C. and Elizabeth Curtis of Searcy. She is a 2006 graduate of Nashville High School and will graduate from Arkansas Tech University in December with a bachelor of science in nursing. Robins is the son of Jamie and Mark Dowdy, of Nashville, and Randy Robins, of Fayetteville. His grandparents are Janice Ragar, of Nashville, Wilton Ragar, of Cros- sett, Peggy and Ernie Robins, of Nashville, and Norma and Henry Faulkner, of Texarkana. Robins is a 2006 graduate of Nashville High School who earned a degree in accounting from Southern Arkansas University in May and is cur- rently employed by Murphy Oil in El Dorado. The two will be married Sat., July 30 at 7 pm Sweeden, Dixon to wed in the Mineral Springs Church of Christ.

Nashville Rotary sets Local bishop receives appointments Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sweeden of Murfreesboro are proud to announce the marriage of their daughter, sights on cigarette Bishop Charles Archer received several appoint- Brandy Michelle Sweeden, to Dr. Thomas Kristo- ments during a national meeting held in Kansas pher Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dixon of City, Mo. Fri., June 25. Eudora, Arkansas. butt litter Archer was appointed as jurisdictional Bishop of Texas, southwest regional coordinator and pastor Brandy is the granddaughter of Mrs. Wanda NASHVILLE - The Nashville Rotary Club will take part of Victory Way Free Church of God True Holiness, Sweeden and the late Mr. Bud Sweeden of Mur- in a national program to reduce the impact of cigarette located at 400 E. Russell Street in Nashville. freesboro and the late Mr. and Mrs. E.A. “Mutt” butt litter, the Keep America Beautiful® Cigarette Litter Andrews of Delight. Prevention Program. With the help of a $1000 grant, the A drop-in reception and shower will be held club will target cigarette butt litter throughout Nash- for the couple on Sat., July 16 from 2-4 pm at the ville. That will include high traffic areas such as Main First United Methodist Church Family Life Center Street, City Hall and the Nashville City Park. in Murfreesboro. The program’s strategic approach involves all The couple is registered at Caddo Antiques, stakeholders in the cigarette litter problem, including Kohl’s, Wal-Mart and Ace of Diamonds. businesses, law enforcement, local governments, com- munity organizations and, importantly, smokers them- selves. Mayors and community leaders nationwide are increasingly seeking solutions to the litter issue. Fowler-Stinson The Keep America Beautiful® Cigarette Litter Pre- vention Program tackles the issue by integrating four Wedding Plans Complete proven approaches: •฀encouraging฀enforcement฀of฀litter฀laws,฀including฀ Wedding Plans are complete for Courtney cigarette litter; Woods Fowler and Joshua Cole Stinson. Their •฀raising฀awareness฀about฀the฀issue฀using฀public฀ser- wedding is scheduled for Sat., July 9, at 7 p.m. The vice messages; location is Central Christian Church; 903 Walnut •฀placing฀ash฀receptacles฀at฀transition฀points฀such฀as฀ Street in Texarkana, Texas. A reception in the entrances to public buildings; and church will immediately follow the ceremony. •฀distributing฀pocket฀ashtrays฀to฀adult฀smokers.฀ The bride-elect is the daughter of Den- In 2010, nearly 240 communities reported an average nis and Teri Fowler of Texarkana; the grand- 42% reduction in littered butts as a result of implement- daughter of Charles and Roxie Fowler of ing the program. Nashville; Mary Jo Woods of Murfreesboro. Nashville Rotary has conducted preliminary ciga- The prospective bridegroom is the son of Gene rette butt scans which found almost 2,000 butts on and Patricia Stinson of Nashville; and Robin Seav- Main Street (from Shepherd to Hempstead Street), ers of Saint Jo, Texas. He is the grandson 231 at city hall and over 700 at the Nashville City Park. Coulters of Gene and Linda Stinson Nashville Rotary Club President Jonathan Canaday and the late Faye Stinson says simple actions like installing ash receptacles and of Nashville; Harold & distributing pocket ashtrays will make a big difference celebrate 50 years Myra Young of Houston, in decreasing litter. Those pocket ashtrays will be Logan and Janet Coulter of Nashville celebrat- Texas, formerly of Nash- handed out during this week’s Stand Up for America ed their 50th wedding anniversary on June 25. ville; and Maurice and event at the Nashville City Park. They married on June 26, 1961 and are the Sue Tabler of Mena. Tobacco products, including cigarette butts, are parents of Chester (Debra), Quonya (Kevin), Lisa Family and the most-littered item in America, representing nearly (James), Marsha (Tim), and Vonda. They have friends are invit- 38% of all items, according to “Litter in America,” the several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ed. The couple Keep America Beautiful® landmark 2009 study of lit- will make their ter and littering behavior. This research also showed home in Tex- that individuals who would never litter items such as Starr graduates from arkana after beverage cans or paper packaging may not consider they return tossing cigarette butts on the ground “littering”. from a wed- UALR with law degree ding trip to the Courtney Leigh Starr homa bar Rocky Mountains recently graduated from exam in and Yellowstone SIMPLIFY YOUR FINANCES. the University of Arkan- July and National Park. sas at Little Rock William the Ar- H. Bowen School of Law kansas Josh Tice Financial Advisor with a Juris Doctorate de- bar exam . www.edwardjones.com MemberMember SIPC CIPF gree. She completed her in Febru- HOWARD COUNTY 106 South Main St Nashville, AR 71852 undergraduate degree at ary. Starr FARMER’S MARKET 870-451-9232 Arkansas Tech University Courtney is the daugh- in Russellville. ter of Jeff Starr and Jana OPEN She will take the Okla- Starr. FRIDAY & AN ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SET Two dogs lost from Nathan area SATURDAY UP FOR AUDIE SPRAY’S FAM- One is a lab mix, redish tan and light 7:00 a.m. til sold out brown with black markings on his face. Washington St. (between ILY BY THE DIERKS CLASS OF Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED Also a poodle terrier mix light brown in 2009 TO HELP WITH EXPENSES color. She is a house dog and not use to HOME GROWN AND/OR HOME MADE! DUE TO A RECENT FATALITY the heat. NEW at the Market this Weekend Daddy Bob’s – Peaches & Blueberries OF THEIR CLASS MATE. AUD- If you seem them please call LTB Farms – Farm Fresh Eggs IE’S PARENTS ARE DENISE AND 870-285-3467. Old Wallaceburg Grist Mill – Stoneground cornmeal Thank you! Hostetler varieties – Potatoes, garlic, corn (All produce grown LEAMON SPRAY. without chemicals) DONATIONS MAY BE MADE AT Kat’s Happy Chicks – Free range farm fresh eggs ANY FIRST STATE BANK BRANCH This ad sponsored by: First National Bank NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • Page 5 is available for a new raffle (870) 289-6861 or Gerald Contest. money for the park that LOCKESBURG quilt. And more impor- Wayne Smith at (870) 784- There are two age divi- day. tantly a new plan is un- 4314. This year’s Fire- sions, one year and under If you have an item you TIDBITS derway. works in the Park is well and one year to two years, would like to donate for Starting on June 23 we on the way toward being boy’s and girl’s. The entry this event please call Susie By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher will begin working on a a great event. fee is $5 per entry and at 784-0993 or Claudine at ************** quilt at Play Night for a Scheduled events so far forms can be picked up at 451-2200. project. include a Co-Ed Tourna- Lockesburg City Hall. If you have a fund raiser Well, it has happened words, the disarmingly Everyone is asked to ment (For more informa- Please include a current you would like to bring to again, two Secret Good simple message is heaven bring one yard or any blue tion call Steve Hill at (870) picture with the entry the event you can do so by Samaritans have been is a real place.” material along with sew- 582-2758), smoothies and form. calling City Hall at (870) caught in the act. The Lockesburg Lion’s ing machine, cutting sup- a duck pond, glow neck- The entries must be 289-3261. Cassondra Montgom- Club will meet on June plies. This will become an laces, tacos, funnel cakes, turned in to city hall by Remember the Park ery and Jessica McWhort- 28 at noon at the Bank of ongoing project so as well Indian tacos, fried corn, Fri., July 1, any entries does not charge a fee to er were caught in the act Lockesburg. as working on your own hair bows, snow fun, slip the day of the event will nonprofit organizations. of picking up trash up off They are raffling off an projects; the group will be and slide, talent show, have a $5 late fee added. A Single Shot Triple Bar- of the city streets. Way to Ice Chest filled with 26 doing some together. silent auction, music by We hope this event is well rel Rossi Set is on display go girls. picnic items. The Lockesburg Quil- No Plan B, Plinko, ring received, if so we may at Baker’s Bargain House The end of June ends All you will need to do ters and Crafters guild toss, western wheel spin have a full fledged Beauty in De Queen. Lockesburg Library’s 2011 is add food and your pic- begins at 6 p.m. in the games. Contest next year. It is being raffled off Summer Reading Pro- nic is ready. Tickets are Fellowship Hall of First The Lockesburg area So be sure to enter your for the Provo Volunteer grams. available at both banks in Baptist Church for those Special Olympics is raf- baby in the Little Miss Fire Department and will The adults have been Lockesburg or from any people who just love to fling off a quilt to raise Firecracker or the Little be given away at the Kids challenged to see how Lion’s Club member. It create something. money for this their team. Mr. Firecracker Contest Rodeo and BBQ on Sep- many books situated will be showing itself off at If you want to bring a The drawing will be on soon. Our winners will be tember 17. in foreign countries they First State Bank this week little potluck something July 4 at the Fireworks featured in the Christmas If you want tickets, con- can read. Many countries and would love for you to to share that is always in the Park. You may Parade in December. tact any member of the have been tagged on our drop by and visit. welcome as well. purchase tickets at both Oh, did we mention that Provo VFD, or at Baker’s World map. The high bid for the Fireworks in the Park banks in Lockesburg or on the Fireworks will be shot Bargain House. One of the hottest Ross Tyser hand crafted Car, Truck and Tractor the 4th at the park. at Dark on the Fourth of To get items in Lockes- books (and not because knife was $1,000. Show is being held on Sat., The National Guard is July. burg Tidbits, send e-mail of the weather) at the The church would like July 2 from 8 a.m. until 2 bringing a Football and The Park Commission/ to mommasusie1953@ Lockesburg Library lately to thank all who bid and p.m. in the Ida Margaret a Basketball Toss game, Committee will be having yahoo.com or call her at is Heaven Is for Real by a special thanks to Ross Coulter Stone Park. Lockesburg Lions Club a silent auction to raise (870)784-0993. Todd Burpo. for his generous gift. The Bikes are welcome too! packed picnic cooler raffle According to Amazon. proceeds help send nine Participants Judging, is going to be given away ThIS COLUmn BROUGhT com, “It is the story of kids to Spring Lake Baptist Food and drinks will be that day. the four-year old son of Assembly in Lonsdale in available. Registration Razorback Items and TO yOU By: a small town Nebraska July. will begin at 8 a.m. and Scenty Candles, wooden pastor who during emer- An additional Camp Lockesburg branch continue until 10 a.m. crosses and signs. gency surgery slips from Fundraiser is un-fried, Registration is $15 and A new event for this Equal consciousness and enters fried pies, in the freezer. 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Housing goody bags given for each year is the Prettiest Baby Member FDIC heaven.” They are $15 a dozen and Lender entry. There will be music “He survives and begins include chocolate, coco- and a 50/50 pot. talking about being able nut, apple, and peach. To Yard Sale 3 FAMILy This is an Open Car, yARD SALE GARAGE SALE to look down and see the order or for more informa- Truck, Tractor, and Bike 7160 Hwy 278 518 W. HEmPSTEAD Saturday, July 2 doctor operating and his tion contact First Baptist Show, so come and enjoy take Hope Hwy 7 miles dad praying in the waiting Church at 289-2121, for THUR. & FRI. 8:00 am-???? the fun. Categories in- from Nashville, just past room.” purchase and pick-up in- 8-UNTIl SMITH CLEANERS clude Best of Show, Best 332 junction “Told by the father, formation. Twin Bed, girls Maternity clothes, Unfinished, Top 10 places, June 30, July 1 but often in Colton’s own A new challenge block schwinn bike, Too Women’s clothes & shoes, Club Participant and Long Boy clothes & shoes (size • 7-?? • much to mention. Distance. 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the city park their grant •฀ approved฀ a฀ series฀ LESS budget for next year in of other changes to the From Page 1 order to participate in the handbook that were al- the city has been pump- remainder of a 50 percent ready discussed at a previ- ing water from the Little matching grant to add new ous meeting; Missouri River “24/7” for playground areas; •฀was฀ informed฀that฀ the last two weeks in addi- •฀heard฀an฀update฀from฀ the city has received an tional to a relatively small code enforcement officer $88,000 street enhance- amount of water from the David Johnson in which he ment grant that will be Planting day at new community garden last month: Charles Wright, instructing Akilah Benson, Tanika Benson, and Omari Benson. Kalonji Benson II and “upper lake” reservoir said 11 properties in viola- used to extend decorative Christopher Vaughn were not pictured. area. tion of local code have yet sidewalks and lamp posts Submitted photo On Monday alone, the to be resolved; further south on Main city pumped 4.3 million •฀ was฀ informed฀that฀ Street; be shared by those who ties Committee (who are gallons of water, Dunaway the city already pays •฀was฀ informed฀that฀ NEW work the garden. Among providing the costs of said, and “it’s only gonna for a drug testing policy Mayor Billy Ray Jones has From Page 1 those who are helping tools and supplies as well go up from there.” through the Arkansas Mu- selected Alderman Nick farmers attended in order with the garden include: as the costs of a drip ir- In other business, the nicipal League and doesn’t Davis to act as mayor in to add drip irrigation to Nashville’s Farmers’ As- rigation system) and the council: need to add one to its per- the case of Jones’ extend- sociation (which has do- Howard County 309 work their own gardens. •฀agreed฀to฀advance฀ sonnel policy handbook; ed absence. Produce from the gar- nated seed and plants release crew who are help- den will first be donated and has provided needed ing work the garden. to homebound seniors tools and supplies “at Other individuals get appears that letters were meetings and their notes and others in need and the cost”), Nashville’s Grow- together to work in the ROSS pre-prepared to notify from those meetings. remaining produce will ing Healthy Communi- garden most Monday, From Page 1 of closures and the only Ross said in the letter Wednesday and Friday In a June 28 letter to U.S. error was the premature that his constituents de- NASHVILLE MEDICAL CENTER mornings about 7 a.m. Postmaster General Dona- sending of the letters.” serve to know whether until it gets hot if there is hoe, Ross requested a de- In his letter, Ross also the Postal Service’s public We Are Pleased to Announce that ..... work to be done. tailed account of how the requested a full explana- hearings on the closing of We Are Accepting ALL New Patients. Anyone interested in miscommunication to his tion from the Postal Ser- post offices are simply to We Have Recently Added Municipal Health Beneit getting involved with the office happened, arguing vice about the factors in- fulfill procedural require- Fund Insurance for Our Hard-Working City new community garden the miscommunication volved in deciding which ments or if indeed the Employees. As of July 12, 2011 We Will may contact Gynder Ben- “makes it hard to believe post offices to close and concerns of citizens are Resume Our Usual Availability! son at 557-7824 or Kalonji that a simple clerical error the level to which com- truly considered. hank You and Enjoy Celebrating Our Freedom this July 4th. Benson at 557-7921. was to blame. At best, it munity input is taken into He added, “some be- Monday, Tuesday, hursday & Friday 8:00 – 4:00, consideration. lieve the Postal Service Finally, Ross asked the makes closure determina- Wednesday 8:00 – 3:00 and July 2 • Just One Drop - Harvest Postal Service provide the tions without consider- open select Saturdays depending on our patient’s needs. name and title of all Postal ing public comments and We will continue to be committed to seeing unscheduled patients. Time Assembly Service employees who receipt of these letters conducted each public gives credence to those Se Habla Espanol! hearing, why they were se- concerns.” July 9 • he Campbells lected to participate in the

commercial burglary and July 23 • Chimney Rock STORE theft of property. He is From Page 1 accused of breaking into Brady Hoover will be performing The judge told Fields that the Center Point Store, he would continue his re- stealing cash and the cash every Friday night quest until July 6 to give register in April. him more time to think the His pretrial is set for Concerts begin at 7 p.m. every Satur- request over. Aug. 3 and his trial is set Fields is charged with for Aug. 9. Ayers Cleaners day night. Bring a lawn chair & enjoy! formerly Jamison Cleaners Ticket Prices: Adults 13 & up - $8, HMH purchases Students age 6-12 - $4, 122 W. Clark Children 5 & under - FREE Will be taking med dispense system By Howard Memorial Med Dispense helps fulfill applications at the cleaners on KA-DO-HA Indian Village Hospital our continued commit- th th NASHVILLE – Howard ment to patient safety. July 5 & 6 Memorial Hospital pur- It provides secure ac- 281 KADOHA Road chased another large Med cess to medications and 9am -12pm & 2pm-5pm Dispense Tower, an auto- sensitive patient infor- Murfreesboro, AR mated storage system for mation such as drug al- BOTH DAYS dispensing medications, lergies and assists with for the Patient Care Unit. the control of medica- tions through inventory management. This larger piece will allow for more efficient use of nursing and pharmacy time in dis- pensing of medications for our patients. Our goal is to improve the safety of medication administration to hospi- Diamond Bank ATM/Debit cards are getting a sharp talized patients. new look, but they will provide the same reliable The purchase of the convenience our customers always depend on. The new tower for the Med Dis- new cards will be mailed out to our customers in pense System was made early July 2011, and will come with easy-to-follow possible through grant funds that Senator Larry instructions for activation. Teague assisted the hos- pital in obtaining. Not a Diamond Bank customer yet? We think having We at Howard Memorial an ATM/Debit card you’re proud to pull out of your Hospital would especially wallet is just another good reason to open an like to acknowledge and account with us today! thank Senator Teague for supporting Howard Me- morial and our efforts diamondbanking.com to continually provide safe, efficient patient care DEQUEEN | DIERKS | GLENWOOD | HOPE | HOT SP RINGS | MENA | MINERAL SPRINGS | MOUNT IDA | MURFREESBORO | NASHVILLE to the communities we Diamond Bank | 1410 4th Street | Nashville | 870-845-1004 serve. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • Page 7 Dierks Dierks Health and Rehab hosts chamber coffee Dierks Health and Rehab presents Independence Day event DIERKS – Dierks Health and funnel cakes. Proceeds from the and Rehab will present Festivities will begin event will benefit the Di- an Independence Day at 5 p.m. with local en- erks Health and Rehab celebration Thurs., June tertainers and will con- Resident Activities Fund. 30, at the Dierks City clude at 9 p.m. with the If you would like to per- Park. fireworks show. form during the event, The event will include Everyone is invited or if you need more in- free food, bounce houses and you are asked to formation contact Kerry for children, sno-cones bring your lawn chairs. Icenhower at 286-3100. McLauglin named ASC player of the year RICHARDSON, Tx. –– stitution nominates its Gagliardi Trophy. Both Former Dierks Outlaw campus Athlete of the awards are national play- standout and Louisiana Year award recipients to er of the year honors. College quarterback, Ben the conference wide bal- “It’s been a crazy year. McLaughlin was selected lot. Never in my wildest as the 2010-11 American McLaughlin, a math dreams did I think that Southwest Conference education major, com- I’d be the one receiving Athlete of the Year, Wed., pleted 284 of 446 passes these types of awards,” June 22, after a vote of for 3,770 yards and a con- McLaughlin said. “This, the conference’s sports ference-record 42 touch- like any honor, is truly information directors downs against just 13 recognition of the team Dierks Health and Rehab hosted a chamber coffee June 15. Pictured left to right: (back row) Adam Young, Regena Smith, Tabatha Wakefield; (front row) Natalie and ASC Outstanding Me- interceptions. His pass- at Louisiana College. The Jones, Lisa Jones, Sandi Green, Kari Robins, Cathy Hooker, Carrie Smith and Kerry dia Service Award mem- ing yardage was over 700 guys who played with me Icenhower. bers. yards more than anyone on offense, the defense Submitted Photo The American South- else in the country, while and the special teams west Conference Athlete his TD total topped all put me in a position to of the Year award, in its others by seven. receive this honor so I twelfth year, recognizes McLaughlin also added accept in on their be- Account opened for Michael Glasgow the male and female stu- four rushing scores in an half. It’s an honor that DIERKS - An account medical costs for Michael wound. dent-athlete whose ath- ASC offensive player of my teammates and I will has been set up for Mi- and travel expenses to Donations may be letic accomplishments the year campaign that carry with us the rest of chael Glasgow at First and from Children’s Hos- made at First State Bank during the current ath- saw the Wildcats go 7-3 our lives.” State Bank of Dierks. pital, where he is recov- locations in Dierks, Nash- letic year best contrib- overall and a program- McLaughlin becomes Funds will be used to pay ering from a gunshot ville, De Queen, Lockes- uted to their sport, their record 7-1 in league play. the second ASC Athlete institution’s overall ath- The 6-3, 205 lbs. All of the Year from Loui- letic program and to the American won the Mehl- siana College, follow- conference. berger Award and was a ing softball player Sandi Dierks city building Each ASC member in- final four finalist for the Clark in 2005-06. closed Monday The Dierks Municipal building will be closed Mon., CeCil & Mary Harris July 4. Harris Monday’s trash pick-up will be on Tues., July 5. PHotograPHy

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Horne stated that Jones “This is just a low cost suggested that the park trial,” Horne commented. ask the Nashville City He suggested they put Council to give them an up a goal, clean up around advance on next year’s the area and do some grant funding. landscaping. The proposal was pre- They also discussed sented to the City Council purchasing some picnic Tues., June 28, and ap- tables for the area. proved. The park commission The Park also discussed was also informed that a new reservation policy another subcontractor to be used at Whiteside has filed a claim against Gym. the payment bond posted Horne presented a list by DCJ Construction for of possible policy changes no payment. regarding use at the Whi- All of the commission- teside Gym that are the ers shared their concerns Glenda Tinkes, Becky Garner & Diana Applegate result of a discussion he regarding the situation, had with Nashville School with many afraid it could Superintendent Doug Gra- damage the park’s repu- ham. tation among local busi- The Gym is the proper- nesses. ty of the Nashville School Deb Kincade stated that District, but the city park she hated to see local oversees use of the park. people not get paid for Starz Family Restaurant – Mark Dowdy Some of the possible work they do at the park. policies include: Although the park is * A school or park em- not responsible for any ployee must be present payments made to sub- for the length of any event. contractors, “it reflects The person would be re- poorly on the park,” Kin- sponsible for unlocking cade remarked and locking the gym and The final payment has general maintenance du- not been made to DCJ ties. Construction and Cherry * A rental fee to cover stated they were holding the cost of the person on the payment until the staff. subcontractors had been * Park will be respon- paid. Crete Cast Products – Barry Wright & Tim Freel, Jr. sible for all reservations, The park discussed the but the school will receive use of ATVs at the park a copy of all reservations. during events. Horne reported that ev- Some coaches report- eryone would be required edly weren’t operating to reserve the building. ATV’s in a safe manner. The only exception would Miles Mitchell said that be if the building was used if they won’t comply for a school function. with a request to follow Cherry expressed con- safe practices the police cern over using park em- should be called to handle ployees. the situation. She pointed out that Cherry reported that park employees are not there was an estimated Joe Ashford & Larry Frohnappel allowed overtime. If they 7,000 people in attendance work at the gym they at Dinofest this year. would have to take off The park will increase during their regularly the cost for the Fun and scheduled hours during Fitness Camp to $30 next the week. year. The commissioners The park is planning asked Cherry to work on a teen adventure camp a reservation form and for next summer aimed tabled further discussion at children 12-15 years of until a later date. age. They also voted to con- The park approved struct a basketball court a rental request for the on an existing concrete stage and green room. Heath Wallis All photos submitted www.nashvillenews.org ‘Summer Reading Public Notice Program’ begins July 9 DIERKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Starting July 9 and continuing the remaining Freedom of Choice Saturdays in the month of July, the Howard County Act 609 Public Library of 426 N. Main Street Nashville, will Dierks Public Schools is accepting applications for be conducting the 2011 Summer Reading Program. enrollment in Dierks High School and/or JoAnn Wal- Individuals of all ages and abilities are welcome to ters Elementary School through the Arkansas Freedom participate in this enjoyable and completely cost of Choice provision. Applications are available at the Superintendent’s Ofice at P.O. Box 124, 900 Old Hwy free program. 70W, Dierks, AR or by contacting the school at 870- 286-2191. Dierks Public Schools have maintained high performance on benchmark exams as well as fully accred- ited secondary and elementary schools by the Arkansas Department of Education and North Central Accredita- tion. The climate for learning is accented by outstanding relationships between students and staff, safe and modern school facilities, and personal administrative involvement PUBLIC NOTICE at every level. The district has excellent support services ABANDONED VEHICLE such as special education, art, music, gifted/talented, two 1997 Toyota 4-Runner, burgundy in color, VIN# preschool classes and two full-time counselors. Dierks JT3GM84R0V0014180, will be sold July 10, 2011, at High School has several highly active clubs and orga- nizations including FFA, FCCLA, FBLA, EAST, FCS, Jacoby’s Service Center, 410 E. Runnels St, Mineral Yearbook, Band, and Student Council. The high school’s Springs, AR 71851. Jacoby’s will take Sealed Bids un- athletic program has excelled with highly competitive til 12:00 p.m. teams. The JoAnn Walters Elementary School excels (JSC:52, 29w) Mission Plastics – Jeff Shanks with the latest curriculum in place with highly qualiied teachers to lead the instruction. A Twenty-irst Century Community Learning grant affords students after-school tutoring and enhanced learning opportunities as well as Aaron R. Brasel Mineral Springs High School a quality summer school program. The Dierks School Staff and Dierks School Board BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC class reunion canceled encourage parents to visit the two campuses of the Dierks Public Schools and consider making application to the • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits MINERAL SPRINGS - Due to a lack of interest, the district for the enrollment their children for the 2011-12 • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning Mineral Springs High School Class of 1971 40th Reunion, school term. The deadline for submission of Freedom of scheduled for July 30, 2011, has been canceled. Choice applications to the superintendent is July 1, 2011. P.O. Box 813 Ofice: 870-845-4100 Questions or comments may be directed to David Tullis at [email protected] or by telephone at (DSD:51,52) (w:259) Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 845-4103 (501) 773-2400. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • Page 9 Sports Nashville pair wins Futrell Marine Championship BROKEN BOW, Okla. ing. Second place went to had a bass that weighed - The team of Michael There were 15 teams Adam Wright and Skip 5.97Ibs. He won $300. Howard and Shawn Pow- that did not weigh-in a Griese who had five bass Michael Howard and ell won the Futrell Marine fish. Even with the tough that weighed 14.30 lbs. Shawn Powell won $200 Championship held Sat., conditions there were 20 They won $4,000. for second place Big Bass June 25, on Broken Bow teams that did weigh-in Third place went to that weighed 5.86Ibs. Lake. a five fish limit. That is Jeff Teague and Jerrod Adam Wright and Skip There were 50 teams a true testament to how Lyons who had five bass Griese had third place that participated in the good the fishermen are in weighing 13.88 lbs. They Big Bass that weighed championship tourna- the Futrell Marine tour- won $2,000. 4.45 lbs. They won $100 ment. All 50 teams had nament trail. Fourth place went to for it. previously qualified for There was over $18,000 Brad Deal and Chris Les- The Futrell Marine An- this tournament by fish- in cash and prizes given ter who had five bass gler of the Year Award ing at least four out of out at this tournament. that weighed 13.55 lbs. was given out at the five of the regular season First place in the tour- They won $1,000. Championship. tournaments. nament went to Michael Fifth place went to Chris Stinnett and With temperatures Howard and Shawn Pow- Chris Davis and Poe Con- Robbye Westfall won around 100 degrees all ell who weighed five fish stantino who had five with a total of 950 points week, high winds blow- totaling 20.12Ibs. They bass that weighed 13.33 out of a possible 1000. ing and recreational won $6,000 cash, a $2,000 lbs. They won $900. They were awarded Shawn Powell and Michael Howard, pictured left to right, won the boats everywhere, the Ranger Boat Certificate, First place Big Bass $1,000 courtesy of Dia- Futrell Marine Tournament Trail Championship tournament, Sat., June 25, with a stringer weight of 20.12 lbs. The pair also placed anglers had some very and $500 for being Rang- for the tournament went mond Bank for their good second in the big bass competition. tough conditions for fish- er Cup qualified. to Tony Chesshir. He fishing. Submitted Photo

Robbye Westfall and Chris Stinnett, pictured left to right, were named Anglers of the Year with a 950 out of 1000 point performance throughout the 2011 Futrell Marine Tournament Trail series. Submitted photo Adam Wright and Skip Griese, pictured left to right, had the Tony Chesshir weighed in a 5.97 lbs. bass to win. the Big second best stringer in the Futrell Marine Tournament Trail Bass competition during the Futrell Marine Tournament Trail Championship, with 14.30 lbs. Championship. Submitted photo Submitted photo Scrapper Football Camp set for July 19 NASHVILLE – Young the safe and correct is $50 per camper and breaks , however camp- athletes are invited to techniques and skills checks should be made ers may bring their own participate in the Scrap- required for partici- out to Scrapper Football water bottles, Powerade per Football Camp, to be pation in the sport of Camp. or Gatorade drinks. held June 19-21 at the football. Each camper Campers should wear To register send Nashville Scrapper Se- will be instructed in all T-shirts, shorts, rubber completed registration nior High practice field. areas of the game, to bottom cleats or tennis forms to Coach Tim Per- The camp is open to include blocking, tack- shoes. There will not ry, 1301 Mount Pleasant all athletes in grades ling, catching, passing, be any contact drills or Drive, Nashville, AR, Jarrod Lyons and Jeff Teague, left to right, were the one through six. The kicking, and punting. scrimmages so no pads 71852, or for more in- third place finishers in the Futrell Marine Tournament Trail camp will begin at 4 p.m. Knowledgeable, experi- are needed. formation call 200-5500. Championship. each day and continue enced coashes and in- Each camper will re- Submitted photo until 6 p.m. structors will work with ceive a camp T-shirt on The camp is designed each camper each day. the last day of camp. Wa- to teach young athletes The cost of the camp ter will be provided at Nashville Pee Wee FUN-damental basketball camp July 5-8

NASHVILLE – The Scrap- fortable shorts, shirts and in games and skill oriented Good thru per basketball staff will clean basketball shoes. contests. 07/05/2011 host the 16th annual Pee Drinks will also be available Campers will receive Wee FUN-damental Camp for $1. a t-shirt and certificate. $9,130 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab LS July 5-8. Campers will be treated Contest winners will also Total Savings! MSRP ...... $31,370 Camp will start each to a fun experience as the receive awards, with daily York Gary Discount ...... -2,375 day at 9 a.m. and conclude learn the fundamental skills awards being presented 1 Customer Cash ...... -4,505 2 at 12 p.m. and is open to of basketball. The focus will for hustle, attitude and Bonus Cash ...... -750 students in grades third be on teaching individual outstanding performance. $23,740 4 Retention Bonus ...... -$1,000 * Must own a business or farm. through sixth. skills and sportsmanship For more information 4 Commercial Offer ...... -$500 $ The cost of the camp with some basic team of- contact Coach Ted Green 22,240 1 0% APR available in lieu of customer cash! is $55 and campers are fense and defense mixed in. at (cell) 870-200-0248, or instructed to wear com- Campers will also compete (home) 870-451-9982. 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4x4 Crew Cab LTZ Z-71 Sun roof, adjustable pedals, NAV, rear vision camera, chrome grill, bed rails, vent visors, tailgate cover, bedmat, all weather floor mats.... MSRP ...... $48,066 $10,080 York Gary Discount ...... -3,325 Total Savings! 1 Customer Cash ...... -4,505 2 Bonus Cash ...... -750 $39,486 4 Retention Bonus ...... -$1,000 Sale Price - Only 4 Commercial Offer ...... -$500 1 0% APR available in lieu of customer $37,986 cash! 2011 GMC Acadia SLT-2 2011 Sierra 1500 Reg Cab w/Entertainment System! MSRP ...... $23,695 MSRP ...... $41,310 York Gary Discount ...... -745 York Gary Discount ...... -$1,925 1 $7,000 Customer Cash ...... -4,005Total Savings! 1 Customer Cash ...... -1,500 2 Bonus Cash ...... -750 2 Bonus Cash ...... $4,175 -750 4 Retention Bonus ...... -$1,000 4 Commercial Offer ...... -$500 Total Savings!$37,135 1 0% APR available in lieu of customer cash! $16,695

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Gabe Richard watches the defenders as he rounds third in eight and under action during a tournament held at Nashville City Park Saturday.

Photos by Dewayne Holloway Lucas Liggin fires a fastball across the plate for a strike in 14 and under action.

Derek Hill crushes a groundball through the infield as catcher Alec Van Fassin looks on.

Jayden Marlar throws a runner out at Brady Bowden (1) pulls up safely at third as Kyle Munn covers the bag Saturday. second base.

Tyler Beene hits a flyball into the outfield to advance the White River National Wildlife Refuge runners Saturday. Quota hunt permits being offered White River National tional Wildlife Refuge, the postcard. Hunt Unit postcards must be mailed Wildlife Refuge is once P.O. Box 205, St. Charles, selection, along with the in same envelope. Suc- again offering quota hunt AR 72140 by the following hunt for which the appli- cessful applicants will be permits for both modern deadlines to be consid- cant is applying, muzzle- contacted by mail and will gun and muzzleloader ered. All applications for loader or gun quota hunt, be required to pay a $12.50 deer hunts on the refuge’s the Muzzleloader Hunts must be clearly written on fee before being issued a North and South Units. must be received by June the back of the postcard. permit. All duplicates and Applicants can apply for 30. All applications for The postcard should be member of their group will only one unit, either North the Modern Gun Hunts placed in a sealed enve- be disqualified from the or South. The Muzzle- must be postmarked in lope and mailed to White drawing. For additional in- loader Quota Deer Hunt the month of July. River NWR, PO Box 205, formation, please contact will occur simultaneously Preferably, use an of- St. Charles, AR 72140. To the White River NWR Of- for both units on October ficial US Postal Service speed processing, please fice from Monday – Friday Reif Nolte makes contact before racing to first base. 22–24, 2011. The Modern postcard with postage af- indicate gun or muzzle- 8:00 am until 4:00 pm at Gun Quota Deer hunts fixed and place applicant’s loader hunt and unit selec- (870) 282-8200. Complete occur on the both units full name (complete first, tion on front, bottom left information is also avail- HERE COME THE RACE CARS! November 12–14, 2011. middle and last names) hand corner of envelope. able on the refuge’s web Applications must be along with complete ad- Groups up to 10 persons page (http://whiteriver. sent to White River Na- dress and on the front of can apply together but all fws.gov/). • For Sale • PRESENTS the 1st Annual Bob Burton Memorial Race saturday, JuLy 2, 2011 Street Stocks $1,000 to win, We will also be racing Factory Stocks, Novice, Pure Stocks, Southern Stocks and Diamond State Dwarf cars. Listen to B-99.5 for your chance to qualify to win Arkansas Ra- zorback Football tickets. Listen on Thursday night’s from 6:00- 7:00 for “Racetrack Round Up” with Andy and Warren LIVE. 2006 Polaris 700 Twin Sportsman Heard on 99.5 and also at www.southwestarkansasradio.com 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 and then come see us live at Diamond Park Speedway! 4-Wheeler Gates open @ 5:00 p.m. • Races staRt @ 8:00 • Stored Inside •Unused Winch • 4WD Track is located on Hwy 27 between Nashville and Murfreesboro • Very Low Miles! CALL 845-1442 www.diamondparkspeedway.com Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores ater 7:00 p.m. $5,000 NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • Page 11 Mineral Springs MS ‘Independence Day’ parade set for July 1 Mineral Springs offers guitar MINERAL SPRINGS – The Commission requests movie is free and will be annual Independence that all small motorized held every Friday night instruction in music curriculum Day parade will be held vehicles line up at Cen- beginning this Fri., June Jeanie Gorham fered as part of Advanced ty minutes as regulated on Fri., July 1 at 7 p.m. tral Baptist Church park- 24. Mineral Springs Placement Survey of Fine by the State Department The line up will begin ing lot or the Retirement Everyone is asked to Elementary Principal Arts before school. of Education. at the west end of the Village parking lot. bring a lawn chair and all MINERAL SPRINGS - New in music at Min- Directing High School Mineral Springs City Park There will be “Movies movies will be rated “G.” Starting in 2011-2012, the eral Springs Elementary Choir, Junior High Choir at 6 p.m. in the Park” after the pa- The concession stand Mineral Springs Elemen- will be the formation of and Elementary Chorus, The Mineral Springs rade at 9 p.m. will be open. tary School will offer a fourth, fifth and sixth Bill Hathcote is awful Parks and Recreation The admission to the -Terrica Hendrix class guitar instruction grade girl’s chorus and busy. ain. This gave them the as part of the music cur- a fourth, fifth and sixth The Mineral Springs power to make rules to riculum. grade boys chorus. High School Choir re- White Cliffs News govern themselves. As The school district The choruses will meet ceived a first division rat- a tradition we have air- purchased 11 high qual- twice a week for forty ing and a trophy for their ways celebrated with pa- ity classical student minutes. Kindergarten performance at the 2011 By Mary rades, picnics, speaking guitars. Class guitar in- through third grades will Magic Springs Music Fes- gatherings, ball games, struction will also be of- meet once a week for for- tival. Crosslin barbecue and just having a good family and com- Howard County Land Transactions June 20-24 munity celebration and But the greatest of these is charity of course some prayers. Warranty Deed - Dana part of S½ of NW¼ NW¼, of Section 26, Township Mount Zion Baptist Scott’s United Method- It seems we have lost Merchant Markcum and 20 ac. m/l; ALSO, part 9S, Range 28W, 5 ac. m/l, Church had regular wor- ist Church will celebrate something in the meaning Allen Markcum, grantors, of S½ of NE¼ NW¼, 2.8 Howard County. ship service on Sunday. their Pastor, Ella Harris’s of governing ourselves to Loyd Woodruff, grant- ac. m/l; all in Section 14, Warranty Deed - George The Pastor brought 8 Appreciation Day, on July according to law and ee, Lots 1 and 2, and the Township 6S, Range 29W; A. Castleberry and Doris stirring teaching on love, 17, at 3 p.m. principle. When we as a South ½ of Lot 3 in Block 1 AND ALSO, NE¼ NE¼ of Castleberry, and Trust- based on 1 John 4:7-12. The public is invited to rich, intelligent nation of B.F. Hill Addition to the Section 15, Township 6S, ees of Castleberry Joint He pointed out that love come and help celebrate allow our States to pass city of Nashville, Howard Range 29W, 40 ac. m/l, Living Trust, grantors, is the line that hope and what God is doing in laws that allow same gen- County. $20,000 Howard County. to Roger Seay and Irene faith hangs on. Our faith Paraloma through Pastor der marriages, I think we Warranty Deed - Dar- Warranty Deed - Mar- Seay, grantees, part of works by love. Harris. have lost our reasoning win Nolen and Tammy jorie Irene Kirby, grantor, Block 46 in the town of Prayers are requested Mount Zion in White and the intent of in the Nolen, grantors, to Loyd to Beverly Kay Adams, Nashville, Howard Coun- for my son Wilbert Cross- Cliffs will celebrate the beginning, how we were Woodruff, grantee, part of grantee, S½ of SW¼ SW¼, ty. $30,000 lin and the mother of fifth Appreciation Day created man and wife. NW¼ of SW¼ of Section 20 ac. m/l; AND Also, W½ Warranty Deed - Tony Bertha Germany, who are for their pastor Isaiah Christian Refresher: 1 11, Township 9S, Range of SE¼ SW¼, 19 ac. m/l, Chesshir, grantor, to Joe both in the hospital. and Bertha Germany on Corinthians 13: 1,12,13 27W, 2.734 ac. m/l, How- all in Section 11, Town- N. White and Brenda J. Jeanette Deloney and July 24, at 3 p.m. Rev. El- Though I speak with ard County. $55,000 ship 6S, Range 29W; AND White, grantees, Lots 1 Flossie Calvin celebrated vis Scott, from Macnab, the tongues of men and Quitclaim Deed - Bever- ALSO, N½ of NW¼ NE¼, thru 4 of Country Mead- birthdays last week and Church of God in Christ, of angels, and have not ly K. Adams and Terry A. 5 ac. m/l; and part of N½ ow Estates Subdivision, this week. Hope you have Holy Ghost Temple, will charity, I am become as a Adams, grantors, to Mar- of NW¼ NW¼, 20 ac. m/l; aka part of SW¼ SE¼, many more celebrations. be the speaker. Everyone sounding brass, or a tin- jorie Irene Kirby, grantee, ALSO, N½ of NE NW¼, 1.6 NW¼ SE¼ and NE¼ SW¼ The Blevins Training is invited to come and kling cymbal. NE¼ of NE¼ of Section ac. m/l, all in Section 14, in Section 1, Township 9S, School will be holding share this occasion. For now we see 15, Township 6S, Range Township 6S, Range 29W, Range 28W, 71.5 ac. m/l, their school reunion on We will be celebrat- through a glass, darkly; 29W, 40 ac. m/l, Howard Howard County. Howard County. $143,000 July 1-3 in the Coliseum ing Independence Day, but then face to face: now County. Quitclaim Deed - Janie Warranty Deed - Carol in Hope. commonly known as the I know in part; but then Quitclaim Deed - Bev- R. Loyd, grantor, to Mar- Kirby Nicol & Richard My sisters Myrtle and Fourth of Ju1y in a few shall I know even as also I erly K. Adams and Terry jorie Irene Kirby, grantee, Nicol, Donna Kay Kirby Flossie Calvin are gradu- days. am known. A. Adams, grantors, to E½ of NW¼ NE¼ of Sec- & Douglas Miller, Linda ates from this school and This is the day in 1776, And now abideth, faith, Marjorie Irene Kirby, tion 14, Township 6S, Kirby Croy & James R. are planning to attend. that American’s signed hope charity, these three; grantee, W½ of NW¼ of Range 29W, 20 ac. m/l, Croy, and Melissa Wesley, They are hoping to see the Declaration of In- but the greatest of these NW¼ of Section 14, Town- Howard County. grantors, to Billy Bob Kir- some old friends from the dependence from the is charity. ship 6S, Range 29W, 20 ac. Warranty Deed - Peggy by, grantee, part of NW¼ 1950 era. Kingdom of Great Brit- LOVE IS THE KEY! m/l, Howard County. Greenslade Booker and of NW¼ of Section 31, Corrected Warranty Jow Booker, grantors, to Township 7S, Range 28W, part of NE¼ SW¼ of Sec- Range 30W, 0.10 ac. m/l, Special Warranty Deed Deed - Joe Dallas & Glo- Amos Kropf and Renita 6 ac. m/l, Howard County. tion 29, Township 5S, Howard County. - Secretary of Housing ria Dallas, Ricky Westfall Kropf, grantees, NE¼ of $18,000 Range 30W, 16.9 ac. m/l, Special Warranty Deed and Urban Development & Ann Westfall, and Tina SE¼, 39.78 ac. m/l; AND Warranty Deed - Dia- Howard County. - Secretary of Housing of Washington, D.C., Beth Campbell, grantors, E½ of W½ of SE¼, 40 ac. mond Bank, grantor, to Warranty Deed - Roy and Urban Development grantor, to Ty J. Basiliere to Renay Marshall Floyd m/l, all in Section 10, Ricardo Romo and Au- Johnson and Kay John- of Washington, D.C., and Aubry C. Basiliere, or Debbie Floyd, grant- Township 11S, Range rora Romo, grantees, SE¼ son, grantors, to Kay grantor, to David Goss grantees, part of NE¼ of ees, NW¼ of NE¼ of SE¼ 27W, agg. 79.78 ac. m/l, of Block 34 in the town Johnson and Sheila John- and Susan Goss, grant- SW¼ of Section 34, Town- of Section 22, Township Howard County. of Mineral Springs, with son Hoskison, grantees, ees, Lot 13 in Timberlane ship 8S, Range 28W, How- 7S, Range 27W, 10 ac. m/l, Warranty Deed - Rebec- exception, Howard Coun- part of S½ SE¼ NW¼ of Unit 1 Subdivision, How- ard County. Howard County. ca R. Deloney, grantor, to ty.$76,000 Section 29, Township 5S, ard County. Warranty Deed - Jimmy Samantha Denise Adams, Warranty Deed - Lecil Dougan and Karen Dou- grantee, part of SW¼ SW¼ Jamison, trustee, grantor, gan, grantors, to Michael of Section 17, Township to Paul Spears and Della ll Hosey and Jennifer Hosey, 10S, Range 27W, Howard Spears, grantees, Lots A The grantees, Lots 3 and 4 in County. $8,000 19, 20 and 21 in Block 24 New Block 6 of Pine View Ad- Executor’s Deed - Lin- in the town of Nashville, dition to the S¼ SE¼ SW¼ da Sue Warren, execu- Howard County. $90,000 of Section 11, Township trix, to Linda Sue War- Warranty Deed - Roy 11S, Tange 28W, Howard ren, grantee, part of W½ Johnson and Kay John- County. $30,000 NW¼ NE¼ of Section 35, son, grantors, to Kay Warranty Deed - Mar- Township 9S, Range 28W, Johnson and Sheila John- (888)777-4701 or (800)467-2054 jorie Irene Kirby, grantor, 3.19 ac. m/l; AND ALSO, son Hoskison, grantees, to Janie R. 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Over the be a time for celebration, but higher. crash in which alcohol was a So, if you are caught over the Limit. Under Arrest” is a nine for too many Arkansans, it Violators can be sentenced contributing factor. limit, you will be arrested,” day long statewide enforce- has ended in tragedy,” Colo- to jail time, have their driver li- Arkansas motorists were For more information, log ment campaign set to begin nel JR Howard, Director of the cense revoked, charged higher not immune to the deadly 2009 onto the National Highway July 1. Arkansas State Police and the insurance rates and incur trend. Comparatively the 585 Traffic Safety Administration The Arkansas mobilization Governor’s Highway Safety dozens of other unanticipated traffic fatalities during 2009 in- website for “Drunk Driving. effort includes city, county and Representative said. expenses. cluded 168 deaths (29 percent Over the Limit. Under Arrest.” state law enforcement agencies “We want Arkansans to en- Despite the rigid penalties, of the total) that were alcohol at www.StopImpairedDriv- working together and devoting joy this important American impaired driving continues related. ing.org or call the Arkansas overtime patrols to combat holiday, but to do so in a re- to be one of the nation’s most “Alcohol impairs many of Highway Safety Office at (501) drunk driving. sponsible and safe manner for dangerous problems. the skills that safe driving re- 618-8136. A 25-year comparison of the sake of their families and During 2009 the number of quires. This leaves us, as law Howard County experiences high wildire danger NASHVILLE – County quickly in these condi- Garland, Hempstead, Ne- judges have issued burn tions. vada, Lafayette, Ouachita, bans in both Pike and ·Be mindful that sparks Union, Bradley, Drew and Howard County, among 11 from lawn mowers and Ashley. other Arkansas counties. hay baling equipment can AFC crews, alongside Arkansas Forestry Com- start a wildfire. rural fire departments, mission (AFC) crews en- ·Never discard ciga- work hard to ensure that courage homeowners to rettes from vehicles. Arkansas homeowners be proactive in efforts to ·Never park vehicles and families are safe from keep the dry conditions where grass or other veg- wildfire. from turning into high fire etation can touch the ex- What many homeown- situations. haust system. ers don’t know is that Since June 1, AFC crews AFC also encourages most homes are lost to have suppressed near 100 Arkansans to call the 24- wildfires because of small wildfires that have burned hour dispatch center at things in a home’s defen- some 900 + acres. 1-800-468-8834 to report a sible space, or an area 30- This exceeds the 10- wildfire. 300 feet immediately sur- year average for June. Dispatchers will need a rounding the residence. What should homeown- location description, such This defensible space Mrs. Curtis Ware’s mother died in 2002 at the age of 97. Every May, she raises a cabbage for her mother and her sister cooks it for the family. ers remember during high as a highway mile marker can be made fire-resistant Photo by Cecil Harris fire danger? number or community by keeping the landscape ·Burning is strongly dis- name, in order to get emer- lean, clean and green. couraged. gency crews to the scene A landscape is lean if it Arkansas Tech announces 2010-11 graduates This is especially true quickly. is neatly trimmed and RUSSELLVILLE-The Arkansas Tech Registrar’s Arkansas Tech for the on days where humidity County Judges have mowed. Arkansas Tech University Office. This list includes 2010-11 academic year levels have dropped be- issued burn bans in the A landscape is clean if it Registrar’s Office has graduates with associate’s, are: low 30 percent and winds following additional 11 is free of dead vegetation released an official and bachelor’s and master’s MINERAL SPRINGS - are gusty. Fires can spread counties: Conway, Perry, like leaf piles, dead sticks, certified list of 1,450 degrees. Michael L. McCrary, and pine needles. degrees conferred Bachelor’s and Bachelor of Science, Finally, a landscape is upon students on the associate’s degree Agriculture Business; green if it is well-watered. Russellville campus during graduates with a “CL” after NASHVILLE - Steven Be sure to join us In short, homeowners the 2010-11 academic year. their names graduated Chesshir (MCL), Bachelor can work proactively to Arkansas Tech Cum Laude, a designation of Science, Agriculture at the Stand Up for make high fire season less awarded 180 degrees given to those students Business; Rachel Louise America on July 2 in of a threat to their homes during its August who graduated with a Cowling, Bachelor and property by using 2010 commencement cumulative grade point of Science, Business Nashville City Park! several simple fire safety ceremony, 529 degrees average of between 3.50 Administration; James strategies and by follow- during its December and 3.69. Derrick Cox (SCL), ing lean, clean and green 2010 commencement An “MCL” designation Bachelor of Science, guidelines for defensible ceremonies and 741 on this list indicates Information Technology; space. Arkansans can visit degrees during its May Magna Cum Laude Jessica Danielle Ray, www.arkansasfirewise. 2011 commencement (3.70-3.89 cumulative Bachelor of Science, Lisa ChandLer com for more information ceremonies. GPA), while an “SCL” Nursing; Krisanna Rose about defensible space. Graduates are listed designation indicates Smith, Bachelor of Arts, insuranCe To view current burn alphabetically by the Summa Cum Laude (3.90- English Education; 845-5930 bans or wildfire danger, town of their permanent 4.00 cumulative GPA). as well as contact infor- address on file with the The graduates from mation for AFC rangers, foresters and other pre- Nashville native named to Dean’s List at Pepperdine University vention efforts, visit www. MALIBU, Calif. - Pepper- of their class and maintain for Pepperdine Univer- arkansasforestry.org. dine University student a 3.5 or better grade point sity, a Christian institution Paige Johnson has been average. Paige, a native of committed to the highest named to the Seaver Col- Nashville is one of only standards of academic lege Dean’s List for the 263 students to receive excellence and Christian spring 2011 semester. the honor. values, where students In order to earn Dean’s Seaver College, located are strengthened for lives List honors, students must in Malibu, California, is of purpose, service, and be in the upper 10 percent the undergraduate school leadership. Have a Wonderful Time at Stand Up for America - Saturday, July 2nd at the Nashville City Park Be Safe -- Don’t Drink & Drive!

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Client Instructor, Group Home clerical workers, assisting in the training of the usage of (903) 826-3810, Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled research materials, acting as supervisor in the absence of Need Certiied Service Technician/ (870) 845-4412 adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- uniformed staff, working cooperatively with other profes- Mechanic - Must have own tools. ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- sional staff, as well as other duties as assigned. Experience SANDY BRANCH keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work with obtaining oral histories, using primary & secondary h&h liTTer Service schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately MOBILE HOMES sources & conducting internet research are preferred. Full Poultry House Clean-out 20 hours per week). beneit package including paid holidays, annual & sick We have your mobile home needs. Must be able to pass criminal records background check, SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING Rusty Hostetler leave, health insurance, & retirement pension. Housing Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school is provided. Minimum qualiications: bachelor’s degree (870) 557-0143 diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. in history or a related ield plus 1 yr. of experience in (870) 845-2940 Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. historical research, museum activities, or a related ield. • Residential P.O. Box 459 EOE/ADA/AA. • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner Licensed Phone: Send application/resume to: Arkansas Dept. Bonded & Insured (870) 286-2442 FULL TIME POSITIOn AVAILABLE SOOn of Parks & Tourism, Dept. n06076, One Cell: (870) 845-9299 HOWARD COUnTY CHILDREn’S CEnTER Turner Electric Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR 72201 Classroom Instructor: Working with developmentally www.arkansas.com disabled adults in a small group setting. Will be teaching Smith’s Mini Storage basic living skills: simple cooking, socialization, safety, CARLTON Units available in money skills, leisure skills, and community awareness. www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! MINI STORAGE Nashville & Mineral Springs Work Schedule: Monday thru Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ray & Associates Real Estate (870) 845-3560 (870) 845-5075 724 S. Main St., Nashville All candidates must be able to pass criminal records back- (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 ground check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 REALTY & PREMIER MORTAGE of high school diploma or equivalency. EOE Dale Bennett • 557-6597 Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc. • 5 Dynamite Hill, Murfreesboro is the address of a great house on the lake which has privacy, decks and porches for relaxing and yet The 1577 Hwy 371 W, nashville, AR 71852 all the amenities one would want for a special week-end, a vacation No Phone Calls Please spot, or making it your year round abode. There is 2,888 sqft of living space situated on 4.29 acres between the lake and river and some of the great features are 3 BR/2.5 BA, informal family room, great kitchen Agency with dining area and the dishwasher, stove, oven and microwave all HOWARD COUnTY remain with sale. There is a hot-tub, WBFP and 7 ceiling fans but, (870) 845-1011 CHILDREn’S CEnTER also CH/CA for your comfort whatever the weather. Some of the patio 101 S. Main Street or 845-6100 area is covered, some is open, but all built just for enjoying. It lists for PArT Time PoSiTioN - Nashville, AR 71852 www.theagencyrealty.net CLIEnT InSTRUCTOR, $345,000 …call Dale for an appointment to see this great property. SUPERVISED APARTMEnTS • Contact Terry to see this 71 acre, peaceful working farm located Working with individuals with developmental disabilities, at 735 Hempstead CR 27 near Nashville and listing for $289,000 it MILLWOOD CORPORATION in a Supervised Apartment setting. Will work on the fol- has many exceptional amenities. The home is a brick ranch style with lowing skills: laundry, cooking, shopping, housekeeping, 3 BR/2BA. There is a spacious living room, open kitchen with dining Buyer of TimBer & TimBerlANd area, carpet and ceramic tile looring and a covered patio. There is money management, grooming and socialization. Work also a two vehicle garage, outside storage, barns and an ofice bldg schedule is for four (4) evenings during the week and part which contains bath and kitchen that could also be used as an extra Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 of each Saturday (15-20 hours per week). All candidates bedroom. Must see to appreciate. Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 must be able to pass criminal records background check, • 120 Acres of ine pasture lands near Cornbridge Rd with corral, pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high pond and a spring fed branch….Call Sharla for more details regarding J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 school diploma or equivalency. E.O.E. this property which list for $264,000. Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., • Almost like new, this 3 BR/2BA single family home is located P.O. Box 1316 on 2.6 acres at 731 Hempstead 34 and lists for only $150,000. It has Ofice: 1577 Hwy. 371 West, nashville, AR 71852. no 1,900 sqft of living space with many, very nice features. Call one of Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 phone calls please. our agents for an appointment to tour. Page 16 • Thursday, June 30, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS

Childress School is holding their homecoming reunion July 1 through July 3 with the theme “Roping in The Childress Tigers Alumni.” Pictured left to right: Jerline Mixon Davis, Geneva Neal Walton, Peggy Scoggins Evans, Lillian Pryor Hutchinson and Jimmie Lee White. Photo by Logan Webster

Skyler Tippitt and Courtney Bonner enjoy riding through a mud hole in preparation for this weekend. The Independence Bash will have a variety of mud pits and trails, along with a bridge and swimming hole available for participants. Gates open at 10 a.m. Friday morning and will remain open through Mon., July 4. A mud drag will be held Saturday followed by a live band. There will be a poker run and fireworks display Sunday evening. Vendors selling a variety of both food and merchandise will be present. A weekend pass is $30 while kids 10 and under get in free. Photo by Logan Webster

Keri Sims, left, and Joy Freel’s Kids, right, will perform at the 2011 Stand Up for America event on Sat., July 2 at the Nashville City Park. Other performers include: Denise Hendrix, Matters of Faith, Brooke Westfall, Jason Fatherree, Scotty Floyd, Maci Bishop, Mo Betta Band, Bear Creek Boys, Hunter Serrano, Mary Grace Blach, Chesney Self, Marcy Hagler and Don Porterfield. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Sims photo was submitted. Photo at right by Logan Webster

The Twice the news is twice as nice. Nashville News wishes everyone a safe Stay informed at www.nashvillenews.org and happy At The Independence Day Nashville City Park

BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS AND ENJOY THE FUN Proud as an EaglE to recognize ALL Military Personnel & Veterans $1 ADMISSION & especially our own Navy Veterans  James Graves  Lawrence Graves  Daniel Graves OR BY DONATION  Gerald Graves  John Graves  Steven Graves CONCESSIONS & NOVELTIES WILL BE AVAILABLE.  Commander Jack Graves  Army Air Corp Captain Louis “Swampy” Graves FREE WATERMELON WHILE IT LASTS 420 N. Main St. • Nashville Graves Law Firm (870) 845-5256 Schedule of Events : 5:30 p.m. Gates Open 6:15 p.m. Mo Betta Band e Fire 7:30 p.m. Bear Creek Boys Nashvill Departm 8:30 p.m. Patriotic Show he ent T 9:15 p.m. Fireworks

Patriotic Performers would like to remind everyone of the Denise Hendrix Hunter Serrano ban of personal ireworks in he City of matters of Faith mary Grace Brooke Westfall Blach Nashville and in their coverage area and Jason Fatherree chesney Self encourage everyone to bring their lawn Scotty Floyd marcy Hagler chairs to he Nashville City Park for.... maci Bishop Joy Freel’s Kids SPONSORS Keri Sims Don Porterield NASHVILLE NEWS CRETE CAST PRODUCTS NASHVILLE PARKS & REC HUSQVARNA JUST POULTRY H & M ROAD MART YORK GARY FIRST STATE BANK STATE FARM WAL-MART JAN-EZE PLATING INSURANCE SOUTHERN BELLE INN SMITH'S READY MIX NASHVILLE ANIMAL CLINIC KMTB - 99.5 PRT CITY OF NASHVILLE TYSON FOODS C.C.CARLTON POWER PHARMACY SW/AR ELECTRIC REA CENTER POINT ENERGY EDWARD JONES FIRST NATIONAL BANK MISSION PLASTIC INVESTMENTS WESTERN AUTO WOODS & WOODS QUALITY SHOE STORE AEP/SWEPCO LATIMER FUNERAL HOME DIAMOND GUN/PAWN MASTER KRAFT BUDDY’S - M.S. INKCREDIBLE DIAMOND BANK FARM BUREAU INSURANCE NASHVILLE LEADER