Local coverage since 1951 See page 1B for County Fair Pageant and Rodeo MONTGOMERY Royalty COUNTY NEWS photos USPS 361 - 700 • 75¢ • Vol. 62 • Issue 34 •Thursday, August 22, 2013 • 2 Sections • 12 Pages • Published in Mount Ida, Arkansas Lions to face fans, foes as they prepare for season Pep rally scheduled hursday with preseason action to follow next week DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Editor

MOUNT IDA – Fans of play a controlled scrimmage the Mount Ida Lions will get during the event. This gives a chance to meet the team coaches an opportunity to this week at a city-wide pep see how their players react rally to be held Thurs., Aug. to several different teams in 22 at Stidman Field. a short period of time. Members of the 2013 “I usually ask for Gurdon football team, band and first game. That way we cheerleaders will be in- can see what we’re made troduced to those in atten- of.” Coach Mike White dance. explained during a break in The event will begin at practice this week. 6:30 p.m. The Junior Lions will The Senior Lions will see travel to Jessieville Thurs., their first action Tues., Aug. Aug. 29 for a jr. high jam- 27 when they travel to Jes- boree. Starting time will be sieville for a jamboree. 5:30 p.m. The jamboree will in- The 2013 season will clude 6-8 teams and will kickoff at home Sept. 6 as DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News begin at 5:30 p.m. the Mount Ida Lions host Cameron Morgan leaps over a defender as Landon Brookield moves in for the tackle. The Mount Ida Lions Teams will pair up and the Spring Hills Lions. will get the chance to face another team next week when they travel to Jessieville for a preseason jamboree. Sex offender faces charges after failing to register with sheriff’s office Mount Ida – A Washington state man living in Story with a juvenile female. The another state. They also discovered that not registering as a sex offender within faces charges for possession of child por- sheriff’s ofice received a tip that Evans was the juvenile female had been reported as a the 10 day period allowed by Arkansas nography and failure to register as a sex allegedly a registered sex offender in the missing person. state law. offender after establishing a residence in state of Washington and the female could The investigators were able to locate the According to the press release provided Montgomery County. The charge is a class possibly be a runaway. pair at a residence in Story. by the county sheriff’s ofice, Evans’ cell C felony. Investigator Jeremy Lea and 18th West During the investigation, Lea was able phone was also coniscated when it was According to a press release provided by Judicial Drug Task Force Investigator to determine that the two had been living discovered that he had pornographic mate- the Montgomery County Sherriff’s Ofice, Mike May determined upon investigation in Montgomery County for two weeks, in rial involving a child on it. A search war- the sheriff’s ofice received a report that that Evans had a warrant for his arrest and which time Evans had not registered as a Robert Evans, age 25, was reported to be was in fact a registered sex offender in sex offender. Evans was then arrested for REGISTER, page 4

Blues band comes to Front Porch Stage The Community Blues Band from Antoine will be in concert on the Front Porch Stage Sat., Aug. 24 7 p.m. This will be the irst time a blues band has performed at the venue. The Possum Store and Backporch Kitchen open during the concert. Fair royalty crowned Royalty was crowned amidst cheers and tears as contestants competed in the 2013 Montgomery County Fair Pageant and Rodeo Roy- alty competition last week. The second round of the Fair Pageant competition was held Tues., Aug. 13 with win- ners announced in three differ- ent age categories. The categories included: A little help here! Tiny Little Miss: Kinley Casey Jones does his best to ind a soft place to land as the sheep he is riding runs out from under him during the mutton busting Paige Elder (Tiny Little Miss, competition held Fri., Aug. 16 at the Montgomery County Fair Rodeo. See page 1B for more photos from the fair . Miss Photogenic), Monica Rae Photo by Dewayne Holloway Warren (1st Runner-up). Darling Little Miss: Jolene June Desomer (Darling Little Montgomery County District Court continues to put victims first Miss), Cailynn Grace Elder (1st Runner-up, Miss Photo- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY monies collected as a result of a ered shortly after the state law shall be allocated to remaining Editor genic), Macie Grace Elder (2nd court decision were dispersed. was passed that Montgomery amounts due, except in those Runner-up). According to the new statute, County did in fact have such an instances where a speciic court MOUNT IDA – Restituion Little Miss: Jacey Claire state agencies and fees must be ordinance. order has authorized victim res- payments to victims from cases Mullenix (Little Miss, Miss paid before restitution to victim Ordinance 2006-23 states titution having priority over all tried in Montgomery County Photogenic), Aspynn Brook payments can be made. How- that the Montgomery County other payments, ines and costs. District Court are being paid be- Austin (1st Runner-up), Beth ever, the wording of the law Municipal Court may allocate Judge McKimm emphasized fore state fees according to Dis- Ann Mullenix (2nd Runner-up), may allow for counties to pay time payments in the division that he always authorizes victim trict Judge William McKimm. Brooklyn Nicole Warren, Ne- restitution payments irst if there of district court for trafic and restitution to have priority in Restitution payments became vaeh McKee and Lilah Dillon. was an existing county ordinance criminal cases on a 50-50 basis. all payments of ines and court an issue earlier this year when Royalty was crowned in six stating such. It also states that whenever either costs. the Arkansas State Legislature Judge McKimm stated in a , page 4 court costs or ines are fully paid, FAIR passed a statute that altered how recent interview that he discov- all remaining time payments VICTIMS, page 4 Page 2 - Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22, 2013 Value is $1500.00. Tickets are $5.00 COMMUNITY ~~~ Happy Anniversary Yarn Workers, an Extension Homemakers Club: knitting, NNOUNCEMENTS crocheting, and weaving each Friday at 3:30,Assisted Living Center Craft Room. We love yarn donations. We give away 100’s of items each year.Come join us any Friday. For more information call Carol Stanill at 501-538-5816, or Betty Prince at 870-867- Are you ready to learn how to knit or crochet? These hot 3894. summer days are perfect for staying in the shade or air conditioning and working with yarn. The Montgomery County Yarn Workers’ Club meets each Friday at the Assisted Living Craft Room at 3:30. We can teach new skills, help with patterns, and give advice. We provide the yarn, if you make items to give away at our “Winter Card of Thanks Give Away” events. We always accept new yarn, if you have any extra around the house. Call Carol at 501-538-5816 or Betty at The family of Junior Lee “Frog” Golden 870-867-3894 for more information. Men and Women of all ages would like to express our thanks to all our are invited to come work with yarn! friends, neighbors, and family for their love ~~~ and support during the loss of our loved one. Ouachita Artists Gallery and Studio in Mt. Ida will open For the prayers, visits, phone calls, and the on Friday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. Non-members as well as many other expressions of sympathy. To members are invited to come in and paint, draw, work on your craft...or watch others do it. There will be no instructor, but Davis-Smith Funeral Home staff for their some of the more experienced artists may offer suggestions if professional and personal care, to Bro. requested. No fee will be charged. There is no age limit. Bring Raymond Dees and Bro. James (Cub) Black your own supplies and join others in our community with the for the wonderful service, and Charlie Smith same goal of developing their artistic abilities, and want to have for the special eulogy. Junior would have been fun doing it. so proud. Thanks to Dr. James M. Hurley, ~~~ Texarkana Cardiology, 4th loor North staff Time for donations to the Jones-O’Neal Cemetery maintenance of St. Michaels Hospital and Mercy Medical fund. Please remember to make a donation to this account in the Clinic of Murfreesboro. We love you, God Charles R. and Mary L. Mahan will cel- First National Bank at your convenience. The fund is almost depleted, and it appears that we may have more than the normal bless all of you. ebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary on number of mowings this summer. Thank you for your continued Wanda Golden, Donnie Golden, Karen & Sept. 4. The couple was married Sept. 4, support of this cemetery. Darin McCoy, Randy & Dedi Golden, Kaylan 1953. She is the former Mary L. Lucas and ~~~ & Justin Simmons, & Taylor Noelle Fant Veterans and Veterans Families Need Help. Contact your retired from Arkansas State Police Troop K local disbled American Veterans Ofice @ 401 Mid America and Charles is retired from Central Trans- Blvd. Hot Springs, AR. (501) 760-4648. Hours are Tuesday- port. They are the parents of Kim Adams of Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. ~~~ Mt. Ida and Karen Beasley of Hot Springs. The Nursing Home Auxiliary is having a store wide 1/2 sale Card of Thanks The couple has seven grandchildren and 13 price sale. We accept furniture and other larger items. Thank you great grandchildren. for donations and your patronage Sherri Adcock and Linda Carter would ~~~ like to take this time to express their Beginning drawing and painting classes will be offered for heartfelt thanks to each and every person young people age10 through 17 at the Ouachita Artists Gallery who helped make “Back to School With A Don’t miss an issue of the and Studio. Classes will be held on Saturday mornings from 10 Smile” a success. Thank you to Woodard MCN! to 12 beginning September 21, continuing through October 26. Drug, Plylers, Gloria Diggs, Memory parker, Cost for the ive week course is $30. Students will bring their Jewel Donaldson, Ciecil & Linda Carter, own materials. Teaching the course will be Martha Koelemay, Bella boutique, Teresa Gregg, Deana Stone, Subscribe Today! who taught painting in the Kids Art classes during the summer. To register and get a list of supplies, bring the fee to the Gallery at Sabrina Cogburn, Feed My Sheep Church, 135 West Street in Mt. Ida and ill out the enrollment form by the KWXI, Glenwood Herald, Brooke Parker, 867-2821 September 14 deadline. Class will be limited in size. For more Tana Vaughn, Margaret Mecum, Lisa Porter, information call 870-326-4224. Buck’s Pharmacy, Bear Essentials, Melissa ~~~ Shroeder KARK, Kaye Hill, Joey Duggan- The Montgomery County Nursing Home Auxiliary will be Vick, Geifer Sims, Natosha Homan, Avon, Montgomery County having bag sales during August. The store will be closed the week Nikki Vines, and Sonic because off all of of September 8-14 for “change over”. Furniture and large items your help, donations and support over 500 are appreciated. families were able to start this school year ~~~ Rehab Gretta Lane Thrift Shop has been given a washing machine, with clothes, shoes, school supplies, toiletries, dryer, refrigerator, a matching couch and loveseat, and a hide- non perishables. Thanks again for all your a-bed. The appliances have been in use until this week, and help. the couches are in good condition. Call 870-223-2724 for information. There is a great selection of clothing for back-to school students and adults. Items are added to the racks daily. All proceeds will support the Gretta Lane Food Pantry, which serves Montgomery and Pike County families. The thrift shop is Card of Thanks open Thursdays and Fridays from 10 - 4 and on Saturday from 9 - 1. We would like to thank the Langley Fire ~~~ Department and the Lodi Fire Department and The Annual School Election will be held on Tues., Sept. 17. each individual who helped put out the grass If not already registered, the deadline to register to be eligible to ire in our pasture in July. Thanks for being vote in the Annual School Election is Aug. 19. Absentee ballot such good neighbors. applications are available. To check on voter status or update The Clidus Cowart family your voter registration, please call the clerk’s ofice at 870-867- 3521. ~~~ AWANA is starting again at Lake Ouachita Baptist Church! Wed., August 21, we will be having AWANA Open House, a time for parents to come with their kids and see what AWANA 741 South Drive, Mount Ida is all about! There will be a bouncy house for the kids, and hot (870) 867-2156 dogs and popcorn for everyone. So come join us from 6-7:30 PM to kick off our AWANA year right! 3586 Hwy. 270 East, Mount Ida ~~~ Montgomery County News The Mt. Ida First United Methodist Church will be hosting Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University starting Published since 1951 in September. Preview sessions will be held at the Family Life Center on 8/19/13 at 6pm and 8/26/13 at 6pm. Contact Jarrett Scott at 501-538-4135 for more information. Mike Graves • CEO/Publisher ~~~ Dewayne Holloway • Editor Montgomery County Youth Association is having Soccer. Sign ups are due Friday, August 20 by 5 p.m.and they need to be turned In Memory Andrea Sheffield • Advertising/Office Manager in at the Elementary School or Bates Sales and Service. The PHONE:Mike (870) Wallace 867-2821 • Sports Fax: (870) Editor 867-2010 practices and games will be on Tuesday evenings only. Starting Two years has past without a E-mail:Jimmie [email protected] Jackson • Emeritus September 3. Every player must bring their own Size 3 ball and (USPS 361-700) will be required to wear shin guards. father, son, brother, uncle, and Published by Graves Publishing Company weekly each Thursday ~~~ at Mount Ida, Arkansas. Mount Ida Youth Pee Wee is trying to get a 3rd grade team nephew. We will not let Jeremy’s Periodicals postage paid and mailed at Mount Ida, Arkansas. together so if 2nd and 3 rd grade wants to stop by Bates Sales & memory just fade away. POSTMASTER: Service by August 20 by 5:00 p.m. Send address corrections to: ~~~ Montgomery County News, Mount Ida PTO are collecting Box Tops and Labels for P.O. Box 187, Mount Ida, AR 71957. education for the Mount Ida students. If anyone would like to they Member Arkansas Press Association, National Newspaper can drop them off at Bates Sales and Service with Jennifer or S&P Association, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. Insurance with Alisha. Subscription rates: ~~~ Within Montgomery County, $38 per year. Mount Ida Class of 1973 Class Picnic Sunday, August 25 In Arkansas outside Montgomery County, $47 a year. Outside Arkansas within the 48 contiguous states, $55 a year. Kenny McKay, Class President of the Mount Ida Class of Rates outside the continental United States upon request. 1973, announced today that the class will be celebrating their 40th reunion with a class picnic this Sunday, August 25th from ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ads the irst time they appear. The Montgomery County News noon until 6pm. The picnic will be held at Mountain Harbor shall not be liable for failure to publish an ad or Resort in one of the resort’s spacious luxury cottages with a the typographical errors in publication except to private peninsula. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be cooked and the extent of the cost of the ad for the first inser- attendees are asked to bring their favorite side dishes for the picnic. tion. Adjustment for errors is limited to the cost of The group is planning on going out on the lake for a short lake the portion of the ad wherein the error occurred. excursion, so dress comfortably and bring your swim suit if you plan on splashing around any! Please contact Pati Brown at 870- 867-7751 or email at [email protected] if you are planning on attending 2013 or have questions so we can have an accurate number to plan for. MEMBER ~~~ Mount Ida Youth Athletic Association is having a Ticket Arkansas Rafle. Drawing will be held on October 12, 2013 at the Mount Press Ida Football Field ( Do not have to be present to win). Package Association includes 4 Lews Reels, 4 Lews Rods, 50+ Hard Lures, 20+ Soft Free Press • 1873 Free People balls, 3 Spools of Line, 2 Pair of Striking King Sunglasses. Total Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22, 2013 - Page 3 dancing the night away. Wish I could dance, I try but not to good at it. Extension We would like to thank Senior Freddie, Phyllis and Connections Charlie Ballintine for Chat the music they provided Brad McGinley By Leslie Coopman Saturday night. by Della Our ball team the Montgomery County McConnell “GO GETTERS” will Extension Agent Monday we started off on the internet. be going to Glenwood to our week with our daily ex- Friday some of us had play a few games on the ercise program and then we our exercise class, and Hello Readers 14th. I hear tell that our met up in the activity room some of us skipped ex- Did you all enjoy your team won all the games where we played bingo ercise and loaded up on weekend? played. Way to go “GO until lunch time. We had the big van and went into I did. I ran by the fair- GETTERS” a sing-a-long after lunch Glenwood for a morning grounds Friday night, Next is our menu for and then we met back up in of yard sales. We also went to the exhibit build- the week, we will start Fire ants! with Aug. 21 and roast the activity room where we stopped at the lea marketing as I do every year, and Yep, they are every- cal and nonchemical meth- worked on some cards for in Norman and did a little I’m amazed at the talent pork, white beans, Brus- where! Thanks to the recent ods may be used for indi- our card class. more shopping there. We this county possess. Wish sels sprouts, wheat bread, rains our ire ants have been vidual treatment of ire ant Tuesday after our exer- got home just as lunch was more would enter their bread pudding w/ lemon very active this summer. If mounds. Individual mound cise program, a large group being served, and after- stuff for the judging, but I sauce and a kettle of taco you have been to the Mount treatments should be ap- soup. Then Thurs., Aug. 22 met up where we played wards, we went into town can’t say a lot about that Ida City Park lately you plied from seven to ten days cause I’ve not entered It will be broccoli cheese several rounds of skipbo. to the do some shopping might have noticed the ire following the broadcast of much in the last few years soup, tuna salad wrap, We had a delicious lunch for the weekend at the ant educational demonstra- bait. Dusts, liquid drenches, and then we had a live dollar stores, and we also and nothing this year. But carrots and celery, and tion I put out two weeks granules and aerosols are band play some country stopped by Sun Screen I love walking though and fruit parfait. Fridays’ meal and gospel music in our video to pick up a movie seeing everything that will be beef tips/ noodles, ago. The purpose of this examples of contact in- auditorium. for Saturday. When we people make, write, paint peas, French bread, broc- demonstration is to educate secticides. As a contact Wednesday we had our got back home our friends or build. coli and caulilower and citizens about how to prop- insecticide, these prod- exercise class and then the yarn-workers were Maxine Wornick re- a snicker doddle cookie. erly control ire ants. There ucts must actually come we met back in the ac- here to greet us. ceived a grand champion Then on Monday, Aug. are two steps to fire ant into direct contact with the tivity room where we did Saturday after exercise ribbon for her cross stitch, 26 we will eat salisbury control. This method can ant. Dusts are probably the steak, garden blend rice, some baking. We had our we got a little pampering Ila Moore grand champ on effectively control heavy most common formulations her quilt. Barbara Sprauge carrots, and strawberries weekly Bible study class with nail polishing and ire ant infestations when for mound treatment. Ants won grand champion with bananas. Aug. 27 we after lunch, and some of manicures. We had pop- conducted at least twice walking through the treated us worked on word puz- corn and drinks to enjoy on her fruit cake. There will have BBQ chicken, yearly. soil get dust on their bodies zles. along with our movie in the where too many irst andpotato wedges, green pea Thursday after our ex- auditorium that afternoon. second place ribbons to salad, wheat bread, and Step 1: Broadcast Bait and transport the insecticide ercise class we met up Sunday we had our mention. Good job to ev- luffy fruit. Then on Wed.,Applications. Most fire into the mound. Within a front and went to our lo- weekly Sunday school eryone. I also was able Aug. 28 pork cutlet, but- ant bait is a combination of few days, the entire colony cal thrift store to do a lit- class after breakfast, and to set in with Freddie tered noodles, vegetable insecticide plus an attrac- should be killed. To use a tle bargain hunting and of our weekly devotional and Phyllis and play my blend, cucumber slices, tive ire ant food. Baits are dust, distribute the recom- course we found plenty! hour that afternoon, and spoons with them. Iced oatmeal cookie and taken into the colony by mended amount evenly We left there and went they both always leave us Then Saturday night I roll. All meals are served with skim milk, but we ants searching (foraging) over the mound. DO NOT to the fairgrounds and feeling as if we can face did more of the same at for food. The bait is dis- INHALE THE DUST OR the Blue Bell café in sto- also offer butter milk, tea, toured the exhibit build- the week ahead of us with tributed to other members GET IT ON YOUR SKIN, ings and admired all the a smile! ry. After the music died coffee, water, lemon-aide, of the colony through the AND DO NOT DISTURB exhibits, and were all in We want to thank all down at Story I came back and sodas to buy. awe at the local talent our volunteers for your to Mt. Ida and checked in Lastly like always a exchange of food. One key THE MOUND PRIOR TO we have! We had a large time and many talents and on how the band was do- little wisdom for the day. to the eficiency of baits is TREATMENT. turnout for our computer remind you if you would ing here at the center. “The START is what stops that the insecticide gets to Baits can also be used class in the afternoon and like to become a volun- Looked to me like the most people.” Don Shula the queen. To kill a ire ant for individual mound treat- everyone learned at least teer, please feel free to crowd there was having a Enjoy the day and re- colony, you must kill the ments by sprinkling bait that they can turn on a contact myself or Sherrie blast. There were several member to give a hug queen. Although several in a 3 foot circle around away. computer, as well as get Morris at 870-867-2159. couples from out of town ire ant baits are available, the mound. Nonchemical there are two main types: methods, such as pouring insect growth regulators boiling water on mounds, (IGRs) and actual toxins. may eliminate up to 60 per- Nursing Home Ouachita Artists Some organic baits are now cent of treated mounds, but available. Insecticides for can be hazardous to plants, Highlights ire ant control are listed on grass and especially the per- News our ire ant fact sheet (FSA son transporting the water. by Deanne Sieh by Allie Graves 7036) and can be found on Next time we will talk more our website at www.uaex. about ire ant control myths. Sunday morning we Bible Study, we had a good The Ouachita Artists p.m., pay the fee, ill out had Sunday School in the discussion.In the afternoon Gallery has changed out an enrollment form and edu. The Arkansas Cooper- chapel with Betty Prince we worked on some puz- all of the paintings! Come get a supply list of what Here are a few tips to fol- ative Extension Service leading the lesson. In the zles. see us! Sat. August 17,5- you will need. Deadline low to make sure your bait is part of the Division of afternoon Church Service Thursday morning we 7 p.m. we will host a free to register is Sept 14. For is effective: Agriculture, and offers its was held in the chapel with played Bingo in the activ- reception for our featured more info call 870-326- Use fresh bait. Use programs to all eligible Rick Cowart bringing us a ity room. In the afternoon artist, Phyllis Anderson. 4224. Friday nights,6-8 within 3 – 6 months after persons regardless of race, good message. Sarah Cow- we did Where Are We? "Branching out, Inspired p.m. is "Open Art Stu- opening. color, national origin, reli- art played the piano and Friday morning we had by Color" is the title of dio". This is a free, no Do not disturb mounds gion, gender, age, disability, two of the church's youth Prayer Time in the lobby. her exhibit. On display charge, art social for before application. marital or veteran status, or lead the singing. Then we did Hand's and will be eleven paintings anyone wishing to paint, Apply bait when the any other legally protected Monday morning we Nails in the activity room. created while taking art draw, etc. Bring your had Group Exercise in the In the afternoon we con- classes at National Park own materials. The gal- ground and grass are dry status, and is an Afirmative main dining room. In the tinued with Hands and Community College. lery is open on Saturday and rain is not expected Action/Equal Opportunity afternoon we had our Resi- Nails. These paintings take evenings, 5-7 p.m. during within 12-24 hours. Employer. dents Council Meeting in Saturday morning on a glow that make them the summer months again Apply bait when forag- the activity room. we had Movie Time We unique to the viewer. this year. ing ants are actively search- Brad McGinley is a Tuesday morning we watched Bridges of Madi- Refreshments will be Browse our gallery of ing for food. Test this by County Extension Agent enjoyed listening and sing- son County part . In the served. Barbara Bowen ine arts and crafts then placing a hot dog or chip with the University of Ar- ing songs with Anthony afternoon we inished will make her delicious enjoy the live music on near an active mound. If kansas Division of Agricul- Lewis, Mark Wilborg,Jeb watching Bridges of Mad- punch. Beginning draw- the court house lawn at ants are on the hot dog or ture, located in Montgom- and Jayden Wilborg. Jean- ison County,popcorn was ing and painting classes the Front Porch Stage. chip within 10 to 30 min- ery County. You may reach nie Lewis sang a special. In served . will be offered for young Mary Alice Black will be the afternoon we did some Thank you to all of our people, ages 10-17, at the the speaker at our Pro- utes, it’s a good time to him at 870-867-2311 or Back to School Trivia. Volunteer's. Until next Ouachita Artists Gallery gram Meeting on August apply the bait. 117 Ray Drive, or by email Wednesday morning we time please keep us in and Studio. These classes 19, 3:30 p.m. in the studio Always read and follow at [email protected]. gathered in the chapel for your thoughts and prayers. will be on Saturday morn- at the back of our gallery. all label directions on any You can also follow him on ings, 10-12 noon, begin- She will talk to us about pesticide. Facebook at www.facebook. Don’t miss an issue ning September 21 and "Floral Art", how to de- Step 2: Individual com/montgomerycountyex- continuing thru October sign an attractive loral Mound Treatment. Chemi- tension. of the MCN! 26. Cost for the 5 week arrangement for your Subscribe Today! course is $30.00. Stu- home or ofice. This- pro dents are asked to bring gram is free and open to 867-2821 their own materials. the public. Bring a friend! Teaching the art class- Creative Tip: A painting es will be Martha Koel- should be a statement emay, who taught paint- about some aspect of the ing in the summer art subject painted, left to classes for the children the hand and mind of the at the gallery. Come by artist during the painting Century 21 Perry Real Estate Jeanie Lee the gallery, Tue.-Sat.10-3 process. 1118 Hwy 71 S. Serving Montgomery, Polk, Mena, AR 71943 and Pike County. (479) 216-3789 Please call me for all your jleemimi@hotmailcom real estate needs ! Back Hurt? Have Neck Pain?

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phone revealed evidence Evans was arraigned Thanking our teachers REGISTER that Evans was in posses - Aug. 18 in Circuit Court. sionof child pornography. A not guilty plea was From Page 1 Evanswas then charged entered on his behalf and with an additional charge Shane Ethridge was ap - rant was obtained by Ar - of possession of child pointed as his public de - kansas State Police In - pornography, a class C fender. vestigator Neil Thomas. felony,as well as failure to A trial date for Oct. 15 Asubsequent search of the register as a sex offender. has been set.

Thecategories included: LittleBritches: Reaynne FAIR TinyBritches girl: Chey - Molina(Miss Little Britch - enne Parton (Miss Tiny es), Maranda Lambert (1 st From Page 1 Britches),Brooklyn Warren Runner-up). (1st Runner-up). Princess: Larissa Martin categories in the Rodeo TinyBritches boy: Blake Queen: Haley Hemby Royalty competitions. Parton (Mr.Tiny Britches) Ms.: Shona Jordan Information needed in missing tractor case The Montgomery Coun- interview that on either back hoe and a front end ty Sheriff’s Ofice is seek - Aug. 4 or 5 a 2005 Orange loader. ing information regarding Kubota tractor and trailer If you have any informa- a tractor that was stolen was taken from a property tion regarding the incident Chet Dycus | Montgomery County News recently from a property located at 2425 Highway or the location of the tractor Oden School faculty members attended a back-to-school faculty dinner at the - residence of William and Nicole Edwards the evening of August 13th. The faculty located on Highway 270. 270 East in Montgomery please contact the Mont enjoyed brisket and pork loin prepared by Chris and Kim Fryar. Pictured from left County Sheriff David County. gomery County Sheriff’s to right: Kim Fryar, Chris Fryar, William Edwards and Nicole Edwards. White stated in a recent The tractor has a rear Ofice at (870) 867-3151.

Arkansas Cattlemen’s Association to host 55th annual convention and tradeshow LITTLE ROCK - The are invited and welcomed to open from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The AJCA Leadership Associate Animal Science the 2013 ACA Awards Ban- 55th Annual Arkansas Cat- attend. p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23rd. Conference will continue Department Head at the Uni- quet will take place at 7:00 tlemen’s Association (ACA) The tradeshow will open The ACA is organizing throughout the day with edu- versity of Arkansas; Yvonne p.m. followed by dancing to Convention & Tradeshow at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, Au- ‘Cowboy Capers’ again this cational break-out sessions Thaxton, vice president for western swing music pro- will be held August 23- gust 23rd. Beef improve- year which will commence and recreational activities science and quality assur- vided by the Brandon Butler 25, 2013 in Fort Smith, ment seminars will be held at 10:00 a.m. and will be a for the attendees. ance at Marshall Durbin Band. The Sunday morning Ark. at the Fort Smith Con- at 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. fun time for all. The ACA will host Baxter Food Corporation; Steve Inspirational Breakfast will vention Center. Cattlemen A welcome reception in The Arkansas Junior Black, renowned cowboy Jones, state 4-H livestock conclude the 2013 ACA and Junior Cattlemen from the tradeshow will begin Cattlemen’s Association poet and entertainer; Kris- specialist with the Univer- Convention. across Arkansas will gather that evening at 5:00 p.m. (AJCA) will begin their tina Butts, executive director sity of Arkansas Extension The Arkansas Cattle- to enjoy informative beef The Arkansas Cattlemen’s AJCA Leadership Confer- of legislative affairs for the Service; Bryan Kutz, animal men’s Association would improvement seminars, in- Foundation will be hosting ence on Saturday morning National Cattlemen’s Beef science instructor and live- like to encourage all who are dustry updates, cattlemen- a scholarship auction Friday with the AJCA Education- Association; Kate Maher, stock evaluation coach at interested to attend the An- to-cattlemen fellowship and after dinner followed by an al Contest followed by an director of member services the University of Arkansas; nual Convention & Trade- an extensive tradeshow. ACA Young Cattlemen’s opening session featuring for the National Cattlemen’s and Riley Pagett, former show. For more information, Registration begins at 8:00 Leadership Class Alumni motivational speaker Baxter Beef Association; Duane National FFA president and please call the ACA Of- a.m. on Friday, August 23rd. Reception. Black. The AJCA Awards Lenz, market analyst for House Ag Committee clerk. ice (501) 224-2114 or visit General public and members The tradeshow will re- Program will begin at 1:00 CattleFax; Dr. Tom Troxel, On Saturday evening, www.arbeef.org. AG&FC approves waterfowl season dates LITTLE ROCK – For the northeast U.S., and portions Dec. 26-Jan. 26 Sept. 1-Oct. 20 and Dec. 21- 17th consecutive year, the Ar- of Montana and the Dakotas,” Youth Hunt: Feb. 1-2 Jan. 9 kansas Game and Fish Commis- Naylor said. The 2013-14 duck bag limits Teal Season sion approved a 60-day hunting With more than 529,500 are six ducks consisting of no Sept. 7-22 season for waterfowl. The vote mallards harvested, Arkansas more than: four mallards (two Rail Season came today during the Commis- had the third highest waterfowl hens), three wood ducks, two Sept. 7-Nov. 15 sion’s monthly meeting. harvest and highest mallard pintails, two redheads, one Woodcock Season AGFC Waterfowl Program harvest in the nation last season. black duck, two canvasbacks, Nov. 2-Dec. 16 Coordinator Luke Naylor pre- The second highest mallard har- one mottled duck or three scaup. Common Snipe Season sented the Commission with the vest in the nation was 243,467 Federal regulations now Nov. 1-Feb. 15 late migratory season propos- in California. No other state’s allow for a possession limit of Gallinule Season als. “Habitat conditions were hunters, in the Mississippi ly- three times the daily bag limit. Sept. 1-Nov. 9 improved or similar to last year way, harvested over 200,000 The proposed white-fronted, Early Canada Goose Season in many areas due to average mallards. snow, blue, Ross’s and late Sept. 1-15 or above-average annual pre- 2013-14 duck season dates: Canada goose season is Nov. Northwest Canada Goose Zone cipitation, with the exceptions Nov. 23-Dec. 1 14-Jan. 26. Season of southeastern Canada, the Dec. 5-Dec. 23 Early migratory bird season Sept. 21-30 dates: The teal daily bag limit has Mourning Dove and Eurasian been raised to six and the pos- Sewer System Water & Sewer Collared Dove session limit to 18. Installation Gas Line Installation TIMS EDWARDS | Montgomery County News County Judge Alvin Black poses with a cutthroat Gerald Abernathy trout that he caught recently in the South Platte River near Lake George, Colorado, while visiting Tims and BACKHOE & DOZER Catherine Edwards. 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They had a good Mount Ida Saturday night. port was released on August in the most recent legislative been having are getting church. 19th and working folks once session, passing several pro- crowd of students and par- I heard nice comments all hotter again but after all Happy Birthday to ents stop by to get class around on this talented again had to face the uncom- business regulatory reform. it’s August and it’s been Charlie Jones on August fortable reality that there are Many of the new reforms schedules and visit with family. cooler than last year. 24; John West and Jimmy teachers. Thirty-two people from far fewer good jobs available took effect last week and I want to make a cor- Minton on August 25; in our state than there were while they will improve our The CHHS cross coun- Barr Memorial attended just a few years ago. After ability to compete for jobs, rection Francis Duggins Bobby Shefield, Bobbytry track team also held a the annual picnic/swim- a short and tepid period of there is still much to be done. Tedford is not dead. It was Lybrand and Ralph Pinker- BBQ and silent auction ming event at Charlton recovery, unemployment is One area where we can Bernice Johnston’s uncle ton on August 26; Reva during the open house. Park on Aug. 12th. Mary once again on the rise in the dramatically improve our at- who married Francis that Reed and Kyle Abbott on The money will go toward Beth says trying to get the Natural State and more than tractiveness to entrepreneurs died. August 27; Theda Barrett championship rings for swimmers out of the vel- 97,800 of our fellow Arkan- is in the area of professional Bro. Brian McKenna is on August 28; Lucille Phil- the team members to com- vety clear, cool water was sans are out of work. You can licensure. We rank almost still pastor of Story Church lips and Velda Duncan on memorate their 2013 state like herding a bunch of view the most recent jobs dead last in efficiency of of God. God can cause August 29; Evon Jon Irons report from the Bureau of professional licensure due to champion cross country cats - even for delicious people to change their on August 30. title. Thank you to every- hamburgers, hotdogs and Labor Statistics at the follow- the antiquated and draconian mind. Among those on our one who contributed time all the ixings. ing link: http://data.bls.gov/ process Arkansas uses for Neal Johnston is thank- prayer list are Thelma timeseries/LASST05000003 obtaining and retaining most and effort. Sure would be All clothing, summer The number of folks with professional licenses. I am ful to be back at home after Minton, Clea Bobo Mitch- nice to see these kids get shoes, cassette tapes, VCR jobs in our state has been on currently drafting legislation having knee replacement ner, Dennis Brock, Bud their rings. It took a lot of tapes, and throw pillows a declining trend for several for the 2015 general session surgery on August 15. He Saveall, Sammie Pope, time, dedication and sup- are half price at Gretta years while many of the sur- that, if passed, will establish is doing good and getting Tiffany Allen and her sick port from coaches and Lane Thrift Shop for the therapy. relatives, Waymon Scott, rounding states have an im- a Board of Professional Li- parents and a lot of work next two weeks. Come proving job market. There censure that will replace the The Church of God of Paul and Reva Reed and and dedication from the early for best choices. It are now 64,518 fewer people multitude of boards and com- Arkansas yearly confer- the family of Ray Stachey. earning paychecks in our missions currently adminis- kids themselves. You know is open Thursday and Fri- ence will be on Saturday, Please pray for all the sick, hard it is to get teens out day from 10-4 and 9-1 on state than there were in Janu- tering various professional August 24 at Muddy Creek bereaved, unsaved, our ary 2007 when Gov. Beebe licenses. of bed? These kids were Sat. The appliances listed Church of God. It begins at military, all leaders and ev- up and running at 6:30 and last week will be on for took ofice. Fewer people Another area where it is 9 a.m. Bro. Saveall, Pastor eryone which includes Sue earning income means that relatively simple to improve 7:00 in the morning. That this week, due to the per- the burden of funding the our jobs climate is in the area of Mount Ida Church of Blair, Harrison and I. is dedication. sons donating them having cost of government is born of regulations. The legisla- God will deliver the mes- Always remember “The The remodeled Norman to postpone moving for a by fewer people and the indi- ture referred a constitutional sage. A pot luck lunch will effectual fervent prayer of Library held open house on week. A gas dryer, electric vidual cost to each of us gets amendment to the people be served at noon. Confer- a righteous man availeth Friday with a nice crowd washer and dryer, refriger- proportionately higher. If we for the 2014 ballot that will ence will adjourn after the much”. James 5:16 and some Gospel music. ator and a matching couch are going to continue to have grant the legislature the legal If you have any news for business is inished in the Deinite pat in the back toand love seat, three TV's the necessary revenue to fund authority to approve or reject afternoon. my column call me (870) our schools, roads, prisons new regulations and rules all the folks who worked and three ceiling fans will Heather Gilliam of Lit- 867-3527. so hard make that hap- be for sale. and other essential services proposed by the bureaucracy. tle Rock visited her aunt then we MUST reverse this While we recently passed pen. The Norman Library New goodies are for Sue Blair from Friday af- located in the Square is sale at the Norman High trend. a new law requiring agen- ternoon until Saturday af- Finding a solution to our cies to provide more cost of open for patrons on Mon- School Museum also. All ternoon. They enjoyed a deteriorating employment compliance information to day, Wednesda, and Friday sales from the lea market picture requires that we irst the legislature, we currently good visit and I feel sure from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. help support the museum Sue prepared some of identify the root cause of don’t have the ability to deny You must bring identiica- and it as a very neat mu- the problem. Why are em- them the authority to enact Heather’s favorite food. tion before checking out seum. ployers choosing to invest most rules and regulations. Marie Noles enjoyed a books. If you have news, give and expand in other states Passage of Question 3 in the visit with her sister Mavis (And a big thank you me a call at 870-279-2639 while closing or downsiz- 2014 General Election will Fergunson of DeWitt dur- to the two gentlemen who or email it to weeklynor- ing many of their Arkansas be a big step to restraining the ing the weekend. Their operations? I believe that ongoing increase in rules and helped get my car started [email protected] brother Ricky Mabry al- as I was leaving the library) some of the answers can be regulations and I encourage ways comes to visit and found in the Freedom in the all constituents to vote for the eat a meal with them while 50 States Report from the amendment next year. Mercatus Center at George We made some improve- Mavis is at Marie’s. Mason University. You can ments to our tax code this Congratulations to Vic- view the report here: http:// year that also will improve toria Scurlock on win- freedominthe50states.org/ our competitiveness with sur- ning “Best of Show” at overall/arkansas rounding states but there is still the Montgomery County The report compares each much room for improvement Fair on her strawberry pre- of the 50 states in areas and additional reforms to our serves and also “Best of like tax burden (Arkansas tax code are needed. Our sales Show” on a baby blanket is 24th), regulatory climate tax code has an unbelievable she crocheted. Congratula- (Arkansas is 40th), fiscal number of exemptions and tions to Miranda Hutts who climate (Arkansas is 24th), eliminating virtually all of won “Best of Show” on her liability exposure (Arkansas them accompanied by a cor- is 44th), economic freedom responding across the board sand art at the Montgom- (Arkansas is 36th), occupa- rate reduction would greatly ery County Fair. tional licensure (Arkansas is reduce the cost of compliance I greatly appreciated my 48th) and an overall ranking for our small businesses. 81st birthday on August (Arkansas is 32nd). Overall The bottom line is sim- 18th. Karen our young- our state is well below aver- ple. We can have a thriving est daughter, her husband, age in most of the measures economy in our state but to their daughter, Lindsay and used to evaluate potential lo- do so we must move beyond Justin and sons Easton, and cations for investment or ex - the current policy of outdated Baby Rett came while we pansions. This is especially crony capitalism that gives big were at church. Bernard true when the overall rank of incentives to a well connected and Glenda Rusert came our neighboring states is con- few while the rest of us pay sidered. Oklahoma ranks #5, the bill. Broad reforms that after their church. Glenda Missouri is #7, Mississippi is beneit everyone equally will and Karen had prepared a #41, Louisiana is #37, Kan- create a pro-job environment lot of delicious food which sas is #26 and Texas is #14. that will result in the long term we enjoyed and had a good Many businesses heavily sustainability and iscal stabil - visit. It was our last time weight regulatory environ- ity of our state. I look forward to see Baby Rett. He is a ment and liability exposure to continuing to work with my doll and was a good happy when making investment legislative colleagues as we baby. Harrison, Karen, and decisions and in that envi- seek to enact policies that will I enjoyed being at Refuge ronment Arkansas is once make our state an even better Baptist Church together again in the “Thank God for place to live work and raise a where they sang happy Mississippi” role. family. birthday to me in the la-

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Glenwood Herald & PARTIAL LIST OF PERSONAL PROPERTY: Antique Furniture ~ Bedroom Furniture ~ Living Room HELP WANTED - Need two Furniture ~ Lamps ~ End Tables ~ Sewing Machines ~ Tools ~ Primitives ~ Quilts ~ Afghans ~ Bedding ~ caretakers for two handi- Dolls ~ Collectibles & Figurines of All Types & Descriptions ~ Glassware & Misc. Montgomery County TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: $10,000.00 (NO EXCEPTIONS) capped adult brothers, pref- Cashier’s Check Down Day of Auction, as Earnest Money ~ Balance Due at Closing ~ Closing within - 30 Days ~ Ti erably husband/wife team. tle Insurance with Warranty Deed Provided at Closing ~ Property Sold Free & Clear of all Small three bedroom home News Liens & Encumbrances ~ 10% Buyer’s Premium ~ Offers Prior to Auction are Welcomed. can be provided adjacent to INSPECTION: Call Agent, Doug Westgate at 501-815-4004 or [email protected] to the brothers’ home. Each care Schedule an Appointment to View the Real Estate at Any Time ~ Auctioneers will be on Premises & Doors taker can earn approximately Shared Classiied Page Open at 9:00 a.m. for Additional Inspection on Auction Day. $30,000.00 per year. Good Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. benefits package: Paid holi- Over 4,200 Readers! WILSON REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, INC. days, 1day/month leave time, Leading Real Estate Auctioneers “Since 1961” health insurance. (501) 440- 501-624-1825 * TOLL FREE: 877-BID2BUY 2473. M33-2tp E-MAIL: [email protected] - AAL#4 WEBSITE: www.wilsonauctioneers.com Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22, 2013 - Page 7 Courage and Mike Ross It took a lot of courage Arkansas, he did not seek him to but you always knew knows what it takes to make for former Fourth District re-election and took the job. where he stood. a payroll. Congressman Mike Ross But when Attorney Gen- Ross showed a lot of Ross also knows how to to once again throw his hat eral Dustin McDaniel self- courage over the years in work with the opposition in the political ring, this destructed and was forced ighting unsuccessfully in party and his already reach- time in a bid for governor from the governor’s race, many respects to get the ing out to Republicans. of Arkansas. Ross answered his party’s federal government to live Of course Ross knows Ross, a Democrat, served call and his state’s call to within its means just like how to get things done in seven terms in the U. S. run for governor. the state of Arkansas does. Washington and he has no House of Representatives. Friday, Ross said it was And he is now showing hesitancy to reach across There he was co-chairman about a year ago he said leaving Ross, at the mo- race will be in the irst dis- strong backbone by coming the aisle. of Blue Dog Democrats, he was dropping out of ment, facing his chief op- trict, northeast Arkansas, to his party’s call and to In my view, Hutchinson a group of conservative politics. But recent events ponent Republican Asa and the second district, Arkansas’ call by entering has passed his ``use by lawmakers who frequently caused him to receive over Hutchinson. Little Rock and surrounding the governor’s race. date.’’ Arkansas is suf- bucked their own party in a 800 calls from people who Political observers in counties. Ross brings some formi- fering from Hutchinson bid to bring iscal discipline asked him to reconsider in Little Rock say polls show This is where folks dable skills and experience Fatigue. Hutchinson can- to a federal government light of McDaniel’s stun- the race is extremely close in south Arkansas come to a race that Republicans not work with Democrats, gone mad with excessive ning fall. between Ross and Hutchin- in. Mike Ross served the thought they had already something that is vitally spending, wasteful pro- With the support of son. Hutchinson is leading Fourth District well dur- won just a few months ago. needed in this small state. grams, and fraud. friends and family, Ross by a wide margin in north- ing his tenure. No one has First of all, Ross is a former At the end of day, Ross Ross got fed up with decided to make the run for west Arkansas in his home ever worked harder for his state senator. He knows brings a fresh voice and Washington politics and governor. Fellow Democrat district while Ross is lead- constituents. Ross did not Arkansas inside and out. He new vigor and his candi- when offered a new posi- Bill Halter subsequently ing in his home district, always vote in Washington and his wife, Holley, owned dacy, though in its infancy, tion in the private sector in dropped out of the race, The battleground in this the way some folks wanted a business in Arkansas - he deserves our support. Euthanasia for Seniors? I probably couldn’t pick nosis of six months or less. thanasia. If you recall in the But with the declining value a more controversial subject 2.) They must undergo a last presidential campaign of human life, and the rising to write about today. But complete examination of An Editorial Comment the word “death panels” debt in our country, one a recent law passed in the their current and past health was introduced as a pos- wonders where the priori- state of Vermont, plus cur- status. 3.) They must be by Tim Ferr sible component of Obam- ties will be. rent laws in Washington deemed capable of making acare. Of course, many How many steps does and Oregon, along with the a decision. 4.) They must people cried “foul” and it take to get from 3 states pending implementation of be able to take the medica- said that this could never approving euthanasia to a “Obamacare” have led me tion themselves. So, the government, (In implantation of a fertilized happen. But, anyone with nation that tolerates thou- to speak out. This law is the brain- this case three state govern- egg) over the counter. Since any experience with insur- sands, or perhaps millions, In May of this year child of those who espouse ments), is getting involved the government said it was ance companies, managed of suicides each year in Vermont became the third “death with dignity”. Their in telling people it’s OK to OK to have an abortion care, or health maintenance the name of “death with state to pass a law making logic is that we put our kill themselves. What could this country averages 1.2 organizations, knows that dignity”? physician-assisted suicide animals to sleep to relieve possibly go wrong?! Well, million abortions a year. In “death panels” already ex- Our president has said legal. Washington and their suffering. Therefore let’s look at other end of the fact, since 1973 there have ist, and they will exist with that the United States is not Oregon are the other two we should be able to do the aging spectrum, abortion. been 54.5 million fetuses Obamacare. They won’t a Christian nation. I beg states. Essentially all three same thing with a person In that case the govern- aborted in this country. I call themselves “death pan- to differ! I think the vast states passed legislation that who is suffering. In other ment not only said its OK, mention this because this els”. They most likely will majority of Americans still a physician, in certain cir- words, a person should be but subsidizes paying for denegration of the value of be some kind of “review value the human life that cumstances, could prescribe able to choose suicide as it. And now even a 15 year human life started some- board”. But they will make God has given us. I think for a patient a lethal dose an end-of-life option. Of old, without their parents’ where as a small movement life or death decisions as to we believe that each life of medication. In Vermont course, the late Dr. Jack knowledge or consent, can also. It recently progressed who will get what medical has a soul that is eternal. the key requirements are: Kavorkian was perhaps the obtain the “morning after to the point that Dr. Kermit treatments, and what will And that God has given no 1.) The patient must have a most visible proponent of pill” (a pill that prevents Gosnell in Philadelphia be paid for. 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Call Now! 877.BIG.PAYDAY. Also seeking Recent Grads Call Sandy and Clint, [email protected] Call Lavonna 877-440-7890 1-800-968-9851 www.SouthernRef.com Apply online: www.driveforpamtransport.com Page 8- Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22 ,2013 RMCC to host hunter safety courses Rich Mountain Com- on Sept. 9 at 5 p.m. munity College will host Hunter safety courses are hunter safety classes on required by Arkansas State their campuses beginning Law for all persons 16 years Sept. 3 of age and older who were Classes will begin Sept. born after 1968 who wish to 3 at the Mena campus at 6 hunt in Arkansas. p.m. Please register with They will also be avail- Maureen Keese at 479- able at the Mount Ida cam- 394-7622. pus Sept. 10, beginning Registration for the Oden at 6 p.m. and the Waldron class will take place Sept. 9 campus beginning Sept. 17 on site. at 5 p.m. For further information SUBMITTED PHOTO | Montgomery County News Allison Yarberry, 2012-2013 Mt. Ida fourth grader, poses with a picture she drew of the Mount Ida Elementary School There will also be classes call Tims Edwards at 870- Staff. The drawing is displayed in the entrance to the Mount Ida Elementary School. held at Oden High School 326-4370.

Members of the Mount Ida Marching Band enjoyed an afternoon at Charlton Park as they prepared for the 2013-14 school year. Pictured left to right: (back row) Dalton Scurlock, Corey Mullins, Austin Johnson; (third row) Alyssa Brown, Abby Johnson, Cassandra Hutts, Taylor Stover, Miranda Hutts; (second row) Emma Johnson, Jacob Stover, Sarah Sleeper; (front row) Victoria Scurlock, Pyper Owen, Morgan Matthews, Band Director Tyler Bevill. Photo by Dewayne Holloway

Don’t miss an issue of the SUBMITTED PHOTO | Montgomery County News MCN! Betty Horn signs the guest book from the 1990’s which was used to record those attending the Norman Library Subscribe today! Open House on Friday afternoon. She was instrumental in getting the library up and running when it first 867-2821 reopened in the 1990’s. Dental Care for the Entire Family Looking for a new dentist? Need a second opinion?

D. Michael DeRuyter, DDS Sale ends October 1, 2013 Dental emergency? Kristi Bishop, RDH Emergencies seen promptly D. Michael DeRuyter, DDS Located at the Mount Ida Airport • 3447 Hwy 270 E. (870) 867-4110 AIRLINE CAREERS Begin Here ĞĐŽŵĞĂŶǀŝĂƟŽŶDĂŝŶƚĞŶĂŶĐĞdĞĐŚ͘ &ĂƉƉƌŽǀĞĚƚƌĂŝŶŝŶŐ͘&ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůĂŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚʹ ,ŽƵƐŝŶŐĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞ͘:ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ Ăůů/D 8

Is Under Construction. We MUST make room. 100 Vehicles Need To Be Sold by August 31st .

34 in stock N ew 2013 C ad illac A T S $ 298 m o. Taxes included. $1995 due at signing.

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$ 378 m o. Taxes included. $1,995 due at signing.

NEW 2013 CADILLAC ATS, 39 mo/10,000 miles Smart Lease. MSRP $33,990. Residual $20,733.90. New 2013 CADILLAC CTS 39 mo/10,000 miles Smart Lease. MSRP $40,340. Residual $21,783.60. Current state, co., city tax included. Property Tax billed yearly. Offer ends 9-3-13. 0 Security Deposit due. See dealer for details. www.swarkansasnews.com Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22, 2013 - Page 1B 2013 Montgomery County Fair Pageant and Rodeo Royalty

Tiny Little Miss Darling Little Miss Kinley Paige Elder (Tiny Little Miss, Miss Photogenic), Monica Rae Warren (1st Jolene June Desomer(Darling Little Miss), Macie Grace Elder (2nd Runner-up), Runner-up) Cailynn Grace Smith (1st Runner-up, Miss Photogenic)

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Tiny Britches Rodeo Royalty Brookelyn Warren (1st Runner-up), Cheyenne Parton (Miss Tiny Britches)

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Attention : Former Employees of the Curt Bean Lumber Mill in Glenwood

Hunt Forest Products, Inc. is Hunt Forest Products, Inc. will meet currently surveying the availability individually with interested former Little Britches Rodeo Royalty of former employees of Curt Bean employees at the Glenwood Country Maranda Lambert (1st Runner-up), Reaynne Molina (Miss Little Rritches) Glenwood Lumber Mill. We are Club on the following dates and times: interested in meeting with former employees to determine whether Tuesday, August 27, 2013 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM an experienced workforce still exist Wednesday, August 28, 2013 9:00 AM - NOON Photos by in the area. A critical part of this Dewayne survey, is to determine how many of the former employees are available Holloway and interested in returning to work should the plant re-open. Page 2B- Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22 ,2013 Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN OUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28 OF POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS In accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. §6-14-109, notice is hereby given that the annual school election in the above named school district In accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. §6-14-109, notice is hereby will be held on September 17, 2013, for the following purposes: given that the annual school election in the above named school district will be To elect N/A member to the Board of Directors for a term of _N/A____ held on September 17, 2013, for the following purposes: years; To elect 1 member to the Board of Directors for a term of 5 years; To submit the question of voting a total school tax rate (state and local) of To elect 1 member to the Board of Directors for a term of 3 years unexpired; 31.3 mills on the dollar of the assessed value of taxable property located in this To submit the question of voting a total school tax rate (state and local) of 33.7 mills School District. The proposed tax includes the uniform rate of tax (the “Statewide on the dollar of the assessed value of taxable property located in this School District. Uniform Rate”) to be collected on all taxable property in the State and remitted to The proposed tax includes the uniform rate of tax (the “Statewide Uniform Rate”) to the State Treasurer pursuant to Amendment No. 74 to the Arkansas Constitution to be collected on all taxable property in the State and remitted to the State Treasurer be used solely for maintenance and operation of schools in the State. As provided pursuant to Amendment No. 74 to the Arkansas Constitution to be used solely for in Amendment No. 74, the Statewide Uniform Rate replaces a portion of the maintenance and operation of schools in the State. As provided in Amendment No. existing rate of tax levied by this School District and available for maintenance 74, the Statewide Uniform Rate replaces a portion of the existing rate of tax levied and operation of schools in this District. The total proposed school tax levy of 31.3 by this School District and available for maintenance and operation of schools in mills includes 25.0 mills speciically voted for general maintenance and operation this District. The total proposed school tax levy of 33.7 mills includes 25.0 mills and 6.3 mills for debt service previously voted as a continuing levy pledged for the speciically voted for general maintenance and operation and 8.7 mills for debt retirement of existing bonded indebtedness. The surplus revenues produced each service previously voted as a continuing levy pledged for the retirement of existing year by debt service millage may be used by the District for other school purposes. bonded indebtedness. The surplus revenues produced each year by debt service millage may be used by the District for other school purposes. The total proposed school tax levy of 31.3 mills represents the same rate presently The total proposed school tax levy of 33.7 mills represents the same rate presently being collected. being collected. The polls will open at 7:30 a.m. and will close at 7:30 p.m. at the following polling The polls will open at 7:30 a.m. and will close at 7:30 p.m. at the following polling places: places: Ward or Precinct Polling Place Ward or Absentee ballot and Early Voting Only Precinct Polling Place Zones 1,2,3,4,5 Polk County Courthouse Black Springs Black Springs Community Center Zones 5,6,7 Montgomery County Courthouse Caddo Gap and Alamo Caddo Gap Baptist Church Caney Mt. Tabor Church BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF OUACHITA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT OF Norman In and Out Norman City Hall POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS Hopper Church of Christ C. Eugene Monk BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28 OF Secretary ORSD:34-35,w313 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS BY David Terry Foshee Secretary CHSD:34-36,w347 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN MOUNT IDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20 OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. §6-14-1 09, notice is APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE NO. 2013- 12 hereby given that the annual school election in the above named school district AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE VARIOUS BUDGETS will be held on September 17,2013, for the following purposes: TO PAY EMPLOYEES WITH FAMILY HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE To elect _1_ member to the Board of Directors for a term of _5_ years; OR COBRA COVERAGE THEIR PART OF THE REBATE PAID BY HEALTH To submit the question of voting a total school tax rate (state and local) of 34.0 ADVANTAGE FOR 2012 INSURANCE PREMIUMS DUE TO THE PATIENT mills on the dollar of the assessed value of taxable property located in this School PROTECTION AFFORDABLE CARE ACT OF 2010. District. The proposed tax includes the uniform rate of tax (the "Statewide Uniform BE IT ENACTED BY THE QUORUM COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Rate") to be collected on all taxable property in the State and remitted to the ARKANSAS: State Treasurer pursuant to Amendment No. 74 to the Arkansas Constitution to Section I: There is hereby appropriated the sum of $402.11 to the following line be used solely for maintenance and operation of schools in the State. As provided items: in Amendment No. 74, the Statewide Uniform Rate replaces a portion of the County General: existing rate of tax levied by this School District and available for maintenance Clerk’s Ofice 1000-0101-1021 $29.15 and operation of schools in this District. The total proposed school tax levy of 34.0 Assessor’s Ofice 1000-0105-1021 89.10 mills includes 25.0 mills speciically voted for general maintenance and operation Sheriff’s Ofice 1000-0400-1021 29.70 and 9.0 mills for debt service previously voted as a continuing levy pledged for the District Court 1000-0409-1021 81.73 retirement of existing bonded indebtedness. The surplus revenues produced each Total 229.68 year by debt service millage may be used by the District for other school purposes. County Road 2000-0200-1021 83.33 The total proposed school tax levy of 34.0 mills represents the same rate presently CRCF 3006-0101-1021 29.70 being collected. Solid Waste 3009-0701-1021 29.70 The polls will open at 7:30 a.m. and will close at 7:30 p.m. at the following polling Parks Maintenance 3400-0601-1021 29.70 places: Total $402.11 Section II: This money comes available as part of the rebate check in the amount of Ward or Precinct Polling Place $2,466.23 paid by Health Advantage and will amend Ordinance No. ALL Montgomery County Courthouse Annex 2012- 17 and Ordinance No. 2012-19 in the amount of $402.11. Section III: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect after passage and BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MOUNT IDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20 OF publication. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS ATTEST: Debbie Baxter – Clerk APPROVED: Alvin Black – County Judge Phillip Carr DATED: August 12, 2013 Secretary MISD:34-35,w307

WARNING ORDER PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ARKANSAS NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS The Murphy Salvage Sale is located within T3S, 1st DIVISION BAN K OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFF R26W, Sections 14 & 15 in Montgomery County, VS. CASE NO. CV-2013-33 Arkansas. The Forest Service will receive sealed MICHAEL BRANDON MCCASLIN; KRISTI MCCASLIN; DEFENDANTS bids in public at Womble Ranger District Ofice, 1523 THE CURRENT SPOUSE OF KRISTI MCCASLI N; THE CURRENT SPOUSE OF MICHAEL BRAN- Hwy. 270 East, Mount Ida, AR 71957 at 1:00 PM local DON MCCASLIN; and THE OCCUPANTS OF 105 CRESTWOOD DR., MOUNT IDA, AR 71957 time on 08/29/2013 for an estimated volume of 37.6 A description of the property or res to be affected: CCF of Southern Yellow Pine sawtimber marked or Land in Montgomery County, Arkansas, described as follows: otherwise designated for cutting. The Forest Service Part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty-ive (25), Township Two (2) reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Interested South, Range Twenty-four (24) West, Montgomery County, Arkansas being more particularly described parties may obtain a prospectus from the office as follows: Commencing at the South west corner of said SW 1 /4 NW 1 /4 Section 25; thence along the listed below. A prospectus, bid form, and complete Section line North 01 degrees 41 minutes 52 seconds East 576.02 feet; thence leaving the Section line information concerning the timber, the conditions of South 88 degrees 18 minutes 08 seconds East 465.36 feet to an iron pin set at the Point of Beginning; sale, and submission of bids is available to the public thence North 83 degrees 51 minutes 17 seconds East 306.71 feet to an iron pin set; thence South 48 from the District Ranger Ofice's in Mount Ida, AR or degrees 06 minutes 43seconds East 380.00 feet to an iron pin set in a road ; thence along said road South Glenwood, AR. The USDA is an equal opportunity 63 degrees 48 minutes 09 seconds West 167.21 feet; thence continuing along said road South 49 degrees provider and employer. USDA:34,139 49 minutes 19 seconds West I 93.55 feet to an iron pin set in said road; thence leaving said road North 34 degrees 38 minutes 41 seconds West 510.00 feet returning to the Point of Beginning. Described tract is subject to an easement of thirty (30) feet measured perpendicularly from the Southeasterly lines along the road for roadway and utility purposes. Also, Subject to a 15 feet easement along boundary of Easterly line of said property for roadway and utility purposes The Defendants, Kristi L. McCaslin and The Current Spouse of Kristi L. McCaslin, unserved, are warned to appear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff in this Court within 30 days from the date of irst publication of this warning order or face entry of judgment by default or be otherwise barred from as- serting his or her or its interest. Failure of the Defendants to answer within 30 days from the date of irst publication of this warning order could result in judgment against the Defendants. Dated: August 1, 2013 Dyke, Goldsholl & Winzerling, P.L.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff 415 North McKinley, Suite 1177 Little Rock, AR 72205 (501) 661 - 1 000

Debbie Baxter Circuit Clerk DGW:33-34,w435 Montgomery County News - Thursday, August 22, 2013 - Page 3B

ALL ABOUT MONKEYS Monkeys are intelligent animals that belong to the primate family, along with humans and apes. They are often the most visited ani- MONKEY pLAY mals at the zoo, because people enjoy watching their funny facial Monkeys are very social creatures. expressions and playful behavior. All monkeys have tails; some They often socialize and play togeth- tails are just a small nub, while others are as long as two and a er. Find a friend and play the tic-tac- half feet. Monkeys are divided into two types--Old World Monkeys toe games below. and New World Monkeys. Old World Monkeys live in Africa and Asia, and New World Monkeys are found in South America. Most Old World Monkeys tend to be larger in size, with less of a tail, while New World Monkeys tend to be the smaller species with the longer tails. Both types usually live in forested areas, 40 degrees Score: north or south of the equator. Some species live in trees, while others roam on land. Their diets consist mainly of leaves, lowers, and fruit. Some may also eat insects or small bird eggs. Some monkeys have a pocket in their mouths called a cheek pouch. They are able to gather food and store it in their cheek pouch until they are in safer territory to eat it. MONKEY crOSSwOrd AcrOSS cLUES: 2. Monkeys have these in their MONKEY wOrd SEArch mouths to store food. Circle the words hidden in the puzzle below. 4. People visit monkeys here. 7. Monkeys belong to what family? 9. Another species that is a primate. dOwN cLUES: 1. Monkeys that live in South America. 3. Monkeys that live in Africa. 5. They are known to be what? 6. What type of environment do monkeys live in? 8. All monkeys have what?

NAME ThAT MONKEY Unscramble the letters to ind out which types of monkeys are pictured below.

Hidden Words: Blue, Capuchin, Colobus, Drill, cOLOr iT! Gibbon, Howler, Langur, Macaque, Mandrill, Marmoset, Proboscis, Pygmy, Rhesus, Spider, Squirrel, Stub Nose, Tamarin, Vervet

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Steven and Beth McGrew pose for a photo with the participants in the jr. livestock show held Wed., Aug. 14 at the Montgomery Logan Voan (right) won the best dressed youth clown County Fair. The McGrews are the owners of Cattlemen’s Livestock who sponsored the event. competition.

Hayden Bishop of Mount Ida cleans off his yorkshire hog before participating in the livestock Katelyn Coffey snatches a red ribbon and races to a second place inish during a race held show. Wednesday during the children’s day event. Brooklyn Coffey won the race.

Raven Havens and Larissa Martin (pictured left to right) take a break from the fair and slide Capri Fogle, Sawyer Beggs, Peyton Powell and Rustin Coffey sit atop the fence while waiting down the zip line provided by Extreme Funspot. their turn during the children’s day festivities. Photos by Dewayne Holloway

Experience the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s An Hour SoutH of HigH PreSSure… March On Washington Come See Your Hometown BoYS ! Reenactment Wednesday, Aug. 28 1:00 P.M. Arkansas State Capitol 500 Woodlane Ave. Little Rock, 72201

The “Let Freedom Ring” bell will ring at 2:00 p.m.

For more information, contact: Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission, Executive Director - DuShun Scarbrough, (501) 683-1300

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Brian Fox - New Hope • Justin “Goat” Mitchell - Glenwood We are glad to announce our newest mechanic to • Terry Bissell - Dierks • Justin Thompson - Mount Ida our team, Joe Partain ! We offer general automotive repairs: Shocks, Tune-Ups, • Shawn DeVasier - Dierks Brakes, and Tires Free estimates on all repairs !

Business hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. 4111 Central Avenue Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. 501-525-4511 Hot Springs, AR. Under New Management !! Jimmy Gwinn -Manager