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IN BRIEF Auxiliary t Council moves to has been replace garbage truck Beneit assisting scheduled D.E. Ray three options for the city hospital for News Staff had been proposed by for wreck the insurer: that the in- victim over 30 years MINERAL SPRINGS- surer total the vehicle The Mineral Springs city and cut the city a check A “Ge- D.E. Ray council heard a report by for $61,000, that the city niapalooza” News Staff city attorney LeAnn Dan- accept a $29,000 payment Benefit Co-Ed iel about the insurance and attempt to repair the Softball Tour- NASHVILLE- At How- coverage on the city’s truck, or that the insurer nament will be ard Memorial Hospital in garbage truck, which was pay $60,600 for the pur- held Sat., Aug. Nashville, most patients involved in a major traffic chase of another vehicle 24, from 8 a.m. accident last month, dur- and the city retain the – 9p.m., at the and visitors are assisted Murfreesboro at one point or another by D.E. RAY | Nashville News ing their regular monthly damaged truck as salvage Director of Volunteer Services for Howard Memorial City Park to a volunteer in a pink jack- meeting Monday. for parts. Hospital Susan Wingrove and Hospital Auxiliary member benefit a local et. The Howard Memorial The truck, valued at Council member Martha Graves Hayes in the hospital gift shop. woman injured Hospital Auxiliary have $64,743 by the insurer, Charles Deloney immedi- in a recent car been giving information at operating the gift shop unteer Services at the was only insured to ately expressed interest accident. the front desk, guiding pa- since the mid-1970s. hospital for about two $62,000 with a $1000 in the third option, point-

Each team tients and guests to other Susan Wingrove, who years, said the 19 auxil- deductible, Daniel said. ing out that undamaged participating parts of the hospital and has been Director of Vol- See HOSPITaL / Page 4 She further reported that See TRUCK / Page 4 in the tourna- ment will need at least five girls and five guys, ages 16 and older, but anyone under 18 must wear a helmet when they bat. There is a $150 entry “ fee per team, and all teams must supply HALL OF FAMER their own balls. Besides the softball tourna- Local coaching legend to be inducted July 12 ment there will also be a silent CHaRLES GOODIN auction, food, I was humbled beyond Editor beverages, live music and lots words when I found out. I’ve is words of of fun for the been humbled many imes, kids. wisdom have Lowery, a but this is a very humbling influenced 29-year-old H wife, mother experience. I’m honored by it. student-athletes and beloved across southwest Arkan- member of the sas for over 30 years, and Murfreesboro community this month local coaching was severely legend Gene Simmons will injured in an be honored along with the automobile ac- state’s finest athletic men- cident on May 31, 2013 and “ tors. was airlifted to Simmons is set to be inducted Christus St. Mi- into the Arkansas Coaching Hall chael Hospital of Fame Fri., July 12. in Texarkana. “I never even expected it in my She had to un- wildest dreams,” Simmons said dergo surgery, Tuesday during a brief interview. and remained “I was humbled beyond words in the intensive when I found out. I’ve been care unit for five days before humbled many times, but this is being released a very humbling experience. I’m from the hos- honored by it.” pital. Simmons has enjoyed a long Her T12 and storied career assisting some vertebrae, as of the area’s most prolific football described by coaches, including Doug Nor- doctors, “ex- wood, David Holloway and Gary ploded” in the See SIMMONS / Page 3 accident, and several other vertebrae in her neck and back were fractured. She also sus- tained a severe concussion, two broken ribs and many Sheriff’s office preparing to take back drugs minor cuts and bruises. Lowery is NASHVILLE – Beginning misuse, and abuse,” Mor- now facing July 1, the Howard County ris said Tuesday via press many months Sheriff’s Department will release. “Rates of prescrip- of rehabilitation give the public an ongoing tion drug abuse in the U.S. and therapy. opportunity to prevent pill are alarmingly high, as are Her medical abuse and theft by ridding the number of accidental bills, present their homes of potentially poisonings and overdoses and future, are dangerous expired, un- due to these drugs. Stud- astronomical, used, and unwanted pre- ies show that a majority of and she, her husband and scription drugs. Bring your abused prescription drugs their two small medications for disposal to are obtained from family children are in the Howard County Sher- and friends, including from need of finan- iff’s Office Prescription the home medicine cabinet. cial assistance. Drug Drop Box located In addition, Americans are Any and all at 101 Isaac Perkins Blvd now advised that their usu- donations and Nashville, Ar. The service al methods for disposing of volunteers is free and anonymous, no unused medicines—flush- are welcome. questions asked. ing them down the toilet Those interest- In April 2012, Ameri- or throwing them in the ed in donating, cans turned in 552,161 trash—both pose potential volunteering or participating pounds—276 tons—of safety and health hazards.” in the softball prescription drugs at over Four days after the first tournament can 5,600 sites operated by the event, Congress passed call or text Willy DEA and nearly 4,300 state the Secure and Respon- Wilson at 870- and local law enforcement COURTESY PHOTO | Howard County Sheriff’s Office sible Drug Disposal Act of 451-4621 or partners. In its four previ- Howard County Sheriff’s Investigator John Eric Glidewell, Deputy Timothy Floyd, Deputy 2010, which amends the Deidre Camp- ous Take Back events, DEA Jade Hughes, Chief Deputy Bryan McJunkins and Investigator David Shelton are pictured Controlled Substances Act bell at 870-681- and its partners took in with an unwanted prescription drug drop box now available for use in the lobby of the Howard to allow an “ultimate user” 0376. over 1.5 million pounds— County Sheriff’s Office. The box was purchased using grant funds from the Southwest of controlled substance All proceeds nearly 775 tons—of pills. Arkansas Counseling and Mental Health Center. medications to dispose of will toward According to Sheriff tive addresses a vital public issue. them by delivering them to Lowery’s medi- in home cabinets are highly cal bills. Butch Morris, this initia- safety and public health “Medicines that languish susceptible to diversion, See DRUGS / Page 4 2 Editorial Wednesday, July 3, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 he mindset of the left

At the heart of the left’s vision of the world is the implicit assumption that high-minded third parties like themselves can make better decisions for other people than those people can make for themselves. That arbitrary and unsubstantiated assumption underlies a wide spectrum of laws and policies over the years, ranging from urban renewal to ObamaCare. One of the many international crusades by busybodies on the left is the drive to limit the hours of work by people in other countries — especially poorer countries — in businesses operated by mul- tinational corporations. One international monitor- ing group has taken on the task of making sure that people in China do not work more than the le- gally prescribed 49 hours Thomas per week. Why international Sowell monitoring groups, led Creators by affluent Americans or Europeans, would Syndicate imagine that they know what is best for people who are far poorer than they are, and with far fewer options, is one of the many mysteries of the busy- body elite. By a.J. Smith ebrate with our family and fought for our freedom. To skin, or because they don’t As someone who left home at the age of 17, with Managing Editor friends the freedom of the take for granted the quote have the financial status as no high school diploma, no job experience and no “We hold these truths to United States, let’s take a above from our Declaration someone else, or some other skills, I spent several years learning the hard way be self-evident, that all men moment to reflect on our of Independence is a shame reason that people come up what poverty is like. One of the happier times during are created equal, that they past as a country. Our young that all of us should feel. Our with to downgrade your fel- those years was a brief period when I worked 60 are endowed by their Cre- hours a week — 40 hours delivering telegrams during country has known its share community is blessed to be low American. Remember the day and 20 hours working part-time in a machine ator with certain unalienable of grief and has been one to one that embraces our diver- this Fourth of July and every shop at night. Rights, that among these are stand up for what we believe sity, however, there are still day, that each individual Why was I happy? Because, before finding these Life, Liberty and the pursuit in. We have fought for our people who do not feel “that American has these rights; jobs, I had spent weeks desperately looking for any of Happiness.” freedom and have lost many all men are created equal” Life, Liberty and the pursuit job, while my meager savings dwindled down to liter- This July 4th as we cel- of the men and women who because of the color of their of Happiness. ally my last dollar, before finally finding the part-time job at night in a machine shop. I had to walk several miles from the rooming Declaration of Independence (Adopted by Congress on July 4, 1776) house where I lived in Harlem to the machine shop The Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America located just below the Brooklyn Bridge, in order to save that last dollar to buy bread until I got a payday. When, in the course of hu- mable to them and formidable He has combined with oth- circumstances of cruelty and When I then found a full-time job delivering tele- man events, it becomes neces- to tyrants only. ers to subject us to a jurisdic- perfidy scarcely paralleled in grams during the day, the money from the two jobs sary for one people to dissolve He has called together legis- tion foreign to our constitution, the most barbarous ages, and combined was more than I had ever made before. I the political bands which have lative bodies at places unusual, and unacknowledged by our totally unworthy the head of a could pay the back rent I owed on my room and both connected them with another, uncomfortable, and distant laws; giving his assent to their civilized nation. eat and ride the subways back and forth to work. and to assume among the pow- from the depository of their acts of pretended legislation: He has constrained our I could even put aside some money for a rainy day. ers of the earth, the separate public records, for the sole For quartering large bodies fellow citizens taken captive It was the closest thing to nirvana for me. and equal station to which the purpose of fatiguing them into of armed troops among us: on the high seas to bear arms Thank heaven there were no busybodies to pre- laws of nature and of nature’s compliance with his measures. For protecting them, by against their country, to be- vent me from working more hours than they thought God entitle them, a decent He has dissolved represen- mock trial, from punishment come the executioners of their I should. respect to the opinions of man- tative houses repeatedly, for for any murders which they friends and brethren, or to fall There was a minimum wage law, but this was 1949 kind requires that they should opposing with manly firmness should commit on the inhabit- themselves by their hands. and the wages set by the Fair Labor Standards Act declare the causes which impel his invasions on the rights of ants of these states: He has excited domestic of 1938 had been rendered meaningless by years them to the separation. the people. For cutting off our trade insurrections amongst us, and of inflation. In the absence of an effective minimum wage law, unemployment among black teenagers in We hold these truths to be He has refused for a long with all parts of the world: has endeavored to bring on the recession year of 1949 was a fraction of what it self-evident, that all men are the inhabitants of our frontiers, would be in even the most prosperous years of the created equal, that they are the merciless Indian savages, 1960s and beyond. endowed by their Creator with whose known rule of warfare, is As the morally anointed busybodies raised the certain unalienable rights, that undistinguished destruction of minimum wage rate, beginning in the 1950s, black among these are life, liberty all ages, sexes and conditions. teenage unemployment skyrocketed. We have now and the pursuit of happiness. In every stage of these op- become so used to tragically high rates of unemploy- That to secure these rights, pressions we have petitioned ment among this group that many people have no governments are instituted for redress in the most humble idea that things were not always like that, much less among men, deriving their just terms: our repeated petitions that policies of the busybody left had such cata- powers from the consent of the have been answered only by re- strophic consequences. governed. That whenever any peated injury. A prince, whose I don’t know what I would have done if such busy- form of government becomes character is thus marked by body policies had been in effect back in 1949, and destructive to these ends, it is every act which may define a prevented me from finding a job before my last dollar the right of the people to alter tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler ran out. My personal experience is just one small example or to abolish it, and to institute of a free people. of what it is like when your options are very limited. new government, laying its Nor have we been wanting The prosperous busybodies of the left are constantly foundation on such principles in attention to our British breth- promoting policies which reduce the existing options and organizing its powers in ren. We have warned them of poor people even more. such form, as to them shall from time to time of attempts It would never occur to the busybodies that mul- seem most likely to effect their by their legislature to extend tinational corporations are expanding the options of safety and happiness. Pru- an unwarrantable jurisdiction the poor in third world countries, while busybody dence, indeed, will dictate that over us. We have reminded policies are contracting their options. governments long established them of the circumstances of Wages paid by multinational corporations in poor should not be changed for light our emigration and settlement countries are typically much higher than wages paid and transient causes; and ac- here. We have appealed to their by local employers. Moreover, the experience that cordingly all experience hath native justice and magnanimity, employees get working in modern companies make shown that mankind are more and we have conjured them by them more valuable workers and have led in China, disposed to suffer, while evils the ties of our common kindred for example, to wages rising by double-digit percent- are sufferable, than to right to disavow these usurpations, ages annually. Nothing is easier for people with degrees to themselves by abolishing the which, would inevitably inter- imagine that they know better than the poor and forms to which they are ac- rupt our connections and cor- uneducated. But, as someone once said, “A fool can customed. But when a long time, after such dissolutions, For imposing taxes on us respondence. They too have put on his coat better than a wise man can put it on train of abuses and usurpa- to cause others to be elected; without our consent: been deaf to the voice of justice for him.” tions, pursuing invariably the whereby the legislative pow- For depriving us in many and of consanguinity. We must, same object evinces a design ers, incapable of annihilation, cases, of the benefits of trial therefore, acquiesce in the ne- to reduce them under absolute have returned to the people by jury: cessity, which denounces our despotism, it is their right, it is at large for their exercise; the For transporting us beyond separation, and hold them, as The Nashville News their duty, to throw off such state remaining in the mean- seas to be tried for pretended we hold the rest of mankind, en- government, and to provide time exposed to all the dangers offenses: emies in war, in peace friends. USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 new guards for their future of invasion from without, and For abolishing the free We, therefore, the repre- 418 N. 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A Women Only Al- coholics Anonymous HMH Foundation to hold fashion show fund raiser meeting will be held every Monday at 7 Just in time for school director of the Howard “Quality Care Close to p.m. in the Norman shopping, Howard Memo- Memorial Hospital Foun- Home.” In keeping with Firehouse Building. rial Hospital Foundation is dation. This year, going back means giving that mission, this year If you have ques- excited to announce their The show will spot- the Foundation is building tions, call 870-356- second fashion show, “Giv- light clothing from many back. Not only will you ind great a new medical office to 4910. ing back IN STYLE,” to be different boutiques and back to school clothes here in Nash- house future new doctors held on Aug. 3. clothing stores and will along with the offices of ville without all the hassle of travel- The Pike County The fashion event was a feature both male and Dr. Oge. great success last year and female models of all ages. ing out of town, but you also will be Proceeds from the Jail is seeking pa- the foundation is planning “There is something event will go toward the perback book dona- for this year to be even for everyone,” Moorer helping out the community and the completion of the new tions. No romance better. Held on Arkansas’s explains. “Since the date hospital.” Howard Memorial Hospi- or hardback books No-Tax weekend, the event fell on Arkansas’s no- “ tal Medical Building. In ad- please. For more will hopefully encourage tax weekend, we felt it dition, several businesses information contact Nashville residents to take important to include all -Amelia Moorer have offered to donate a Sarah Haney at advantage of local shops the locally owned stores HMH Foundaion Director percentage of their sales (870) 285-3315. and boutiques. in Nashville that offer to the foundation follow- “This year, going back clothing, especially since First Baptist Church 24/7 lunches for everyone, at- ing the event. Howard County means giving back. Not there are several new activities building, starts tendees are encouraged “It really is a two-way 911 Coordinator only will you find great stores that have come to at 11:30 a.n. with registra- to purchase tickets ahead street,” Moorer adds. “A Judy Hockaday will back to school clothes the area in the last couple tion, lunch and fashion of time. strong hospital is a sign of here in Nashville without of years.” show to follow. Tickets The mission of the a strong community. With- host a training ses- all the hassle of traveling Tickets are $25 and in- can be purchased at par- Foundation is to raise out one, the other fails to sion for emergency out of town, but you also clude a delicious lunch, ticipating clothing stores, philanthropic dollars on flourish. That’s why we are workers Fri., July will be helping out the great door prizes, swag Pink Avenue gift shop, and behalf of Howard Memo- so excited about ‘Giving 12 during which community and the hos- bags, and music. at the door. rial Hospital in order to back IN STYLE: it benefits updated address pital,” said Amelia Moorer, The event, held at the In order to have enough help the hospital provide both.” data will be up- loaded to laptops and smart phones used by area law enforcement, ART COUNCIL fire fighters and ambulance drivers. MEETS Users with laptops AT LEFT: Elberta Arts are asked to bring Council members Albert Motta, Cindy them to the Nash- Petty, Tammy Davis, ville Fire Depart- Mike Graves, Debra ment building at 9 Wright, Wanda Carter, a.m. to receive the Fran Harmon and Betty data, while smart Johnson are pictured following their meeting phone users are Tuesday. Petty, Johnson, asked to attend at Harmon and Sherri Wenta 1 p.m. For more (not pictured) welcomed information or to new board members Carter, Wright, Davis, register, call 870- Graves and Motta. Motta 845-7525. has been selected as president while Petty will The Papa Pabla- serve as vice president, no’s presentation Graves as treasurer and Carter as secretary. An originally sched- upcoming Chamber coffee uled for July 5 is being planned by the at the Farmer’s along with a membership Market has been drive. The council is postponed. In- seeking volunteers to keep the doors open to stead, Friday’s the public, and everyone market will feature is invited to attend the an all-you-can-eat next meeting at noon watermelon event Mon., July 8. Photo courtesy of Jonathan beginning at 9 a.m. Canaday, SW Arkansas Radio

later, but that was anoth- who flourished under his erations of athletes: “Use keeps busy with his 50-year one is still a hard SIMMONS er lifetime ... something tutelage. your head for something garden, his wife, his three thing to resist. like 30 years later.” “The very first thing other than a hat rack.” daughters and five grand- “It’s something that’s From Page 1 In addition to those that came to my mind “My first few years children. But he said the always in your blood,” Seagrest, but the Di- titles, he also helped was all the kids that made that I coached, I studied urge to turn his 30-year he said. “It doesn’t ever erks native truly made his coach the 1975 Dierks all those wonderful sac- coaches, I studied people. stint as a coach into a leave.” mark in track and field. In Outlaws to a state foot- rifices,” he said. “This is And if one will look at 1979 and 80, Simmons led ball championship in his not an award that you win people, that’s how you Puzzle Answers Murfreesboro’s boys’ and first year out of college, on your own. It’s won for find success, because you Laughing It Up Sudoku Solution #2948-D girls’ track programs to and contributed to the you by somebody else. I look at what they’ve done S K I D E M B E D C O P A 9 1 5 2 7 6 4 8 3 back to back district and success of programs at was blessed more than I that’s been successful L I L I G I L D A A L E C state titles, then added Nashville, Mineral Springs deserved to be.” and you try to develop A W L S G L A D H A N D E R 8 4 2 9 3 5 1 6 7 M I S C N A B L A I N E three more titles to his list and Lockesburg before re- The other half of that something in your own I R O N H E I R E S S 6 3 7 1 8 4 5 9 2 of achievements in 1981. turning to Murfreesboro blessing, Simmons said, repertoire, so to speak,” H A P P Y G O L U C K Y 4 2 6 5 9 3 7 1 8 “At that particular for his final season before came in the form of fellow he explained. “So, ‘Use E X I L E A S H E P I T E L S E S O C K O F U M E 3 7 8 6 4 1 9 2 5 time, I don’t believe retirement. But despite coaches he could look up your head for something P E A R O U E P O P I N 1 5 9 7 2 8 6 3 4 anybody had ever won his accomplishments, to and learn from, some- other than a hat rack’ is: M E R R Y G O R O U N D R E F I L E S O P E D 5 8 3 4 6 9 2 7 1 all four divisions at one Simmons is quick to thing that inspired one of play smart, and be smart A C E L A A V E F I S T time,” he said. “We did draw attention away from the catch phrases he has in your decisions.” J O L L Y R O G E R I D E A 7 9 4 3 1 2 8 5 6 at Mineral Springs years himself and toward those imparted on several gen- These days, Simmons A L O E O H A R A S L A P H I N T C O R N S H E R E 2 6 1 8 5 7 3 4 9

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ing areas and entrances. In the new hospital building Hospital two volunteers are able to TRUCK fill most needs with occa- From Page 1 sional assistance from the From Page 1 hospital’s other volunteer iary members currently group, the on-call Pastoral active have volunteered Service, which is made up parts from the truck are around 1,800 hours so far of area clergy, deacons and this calendar year, accumu- lay leaders. worth many times the lated in four hour shifts. The current auxiliary $400 it would cost to sal- Auxiliaries, who not members, who include sev- vage. only dispense information eral area retired teachers, “Just one of those new to guests and operate the range in age from 50 to 86. tires was more,” Deloney gift shop, but also escort Some are working full-time explained. patients and guests into jobs in addition to their vol- The council approved locked wards such as the unteer work with the auxilia- his ensuing motion with surgical and recovery ar- ry; some also volunteer with no dissent. eas, are vetted to much the the free clinic in Nashville or In other business, Ray- same level as employees of with the Bread of Life soup mond Newton, a resident the hospital. After contact- kitchen. Though the major- ing the volunteer director, ity are women, there is one of the city, made a com- they are interviewed by gentleman who volunteers plaint about harassment the hospital’s human re- - in a burgundy jacket rather CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News of his barbecue stand by sources department and a than a pink one. David and Danny Ray, both members of the Howard County Democratic Committee, the chief of police. background check is made, Hayes remarked that the work on a “little library” for the organization’s literacy project. Chief of police Jeff With- Wingrove said. auxiliary also funds an an- erspoon, who was present She stressed the profes- nual $250 scholarship for at the meeting, responded sionalism and sense of duty second year nursing stu- Howard Dems to offer ‘little libraries’ that the barbecue stand among the volunteers in the dents, and donates regularly was in violation of state auxiliary during a recent to the Ronald McDonald law by operating without interview. House charity. In the past D.E. Ray communities of Tollette, Center Point, health inspection or tax “That’s just the way it year, three auxiliary mem- News Staff Athens, Mineral Springs, Umpire, Sara- filings, though it was not is: people are supposed to bers were awarded com- toga, Dierks, and the Toland Heights violating city ordinances. serve,” she said. mendations for exceptional NASHVILLE- “The idea is to get books neighborhood in Nashville - areas that The council took no Auxiliary member Mar- service and the auxiliary on in the hands of people, especially kids,” might not have a library, or have a action on Newton’s com- tha Graves Hayes also ex- the whole was recognized said Albert Motta, chairman of the library open only a few days a week. plaint. pressed a mind set among favorably against other hos- Howard County Democratic commit- A representative of the committee the volunteers of duty and pital auxiliaries in the state, Also during the meet- tee, speaking about a program begun has already spoken with the Mineral service, saying in a matter Wingrove said. ing: of fact manner, “It’s what Anybody wishing to vol- by the committee to put “little librar- Springs city council and the Center ies” in towns and communities in the Point renewal committee, Motta said. •฀ water฀ department฀ you do.” unteer with either the hospi- clerk Kathy Jones pre- county that do not have full access to It is expected that library boxes will Before moving to the tal auxiliary or the pastoral sented the council an af- new facility, the auxiliary service is encouraged to the libraries of their own. be delivered to them by the end of the fidavit for the destruction needed more people volun- contact Susan Wingrove at The committee began discussing month. of meter deposit receipts teering per shift, as the old the hospital or by calling the idea last year, and earnestly began Motta said that books in the library dating from May 1984 to building had several wait- 870-845-8028. pursuing the project after a profile of boxes will be a mix of children’s books February 2005 and water- the Little Free Library movement ap- and books for adults. In addition to works receipts for January peared in the American Profile maga- providing books when the libraries 1999 to December 2003; zine in March of this year. Todd Bol of are donated to the communities where - stances. DEA is drafting Wisconsin started the movement in they are placed, the Democratic com- •฀a฀proposal฀for฀the฀do nation of a ‘little library’ regulations to implement 2009, placing a box in the shape of an mittee will send a member to rotate the to the city was made by DRUGS the act. old schoolhouse on a post in his yard, books monthly from one community to Albert Motta, chairman “Until new regulations filled with books, with a sign reading another, he said. Books will be added of the Howard County From Page 1 are in place, local law en- “Take a book, Return a book” to honor as needed from donations. forcement agencies like Democratic Committee. his late mother. When asked about the possibility of entities authorized by the Howard County Sheriff He proposed that the li- People in his community appreci- theft or vandalism against the proposed Attorney General to ac- Department and the DEA brary be placed on city ated the idea, and it spread. library boxes, Motta replied “This is a cept them. The act also will continue to offer op- property for use by the Taking that as inspiration, members gift. Nobody can steal what is free. And allows the Attorney Gen- portunities for residents public. The council voted eral to authorize long term to safely dispose of their of the committee suggested donating if there is damage, we will repair it. If unanimously to accept the care facilities to dispose of prescription drugs in ac- similar boxes of books to the cities and something is lost, we can replace it.” their residents’ controlled cordance of current law,” proposal. substances in certain in- Morris concluded. 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CENTER POINT- The upcoming Center Point homecoming events dominated discussion during the regular meet- ing of the Center Point Renewal Committee Tuesday evening. The three day event, sched- uled for this weekend, is expected to draw 100 to 150 people returning to Center Point. The major event of the homecoming will be a luncheon beginning 12:30 on Saturday, said committee chair Kim Dunham. Committee member Johnny Goodson will be barbecuing pork ten- derloin and beef bris- ket, baked beans, and coleslaw. Bread baked fresh by members of the local Mennonite commu- nity will also be served, along with plenty of iced D.E. RAY | Nashville News Center Point Renewal Committee members Helen Adamson, Kim Dunham, Darlene Knicely, tea. Katie Dedner, Doris Coulter, Johnny Goodson, Dan Harding, L.V. Harding, Dorothy Clardy The other major top- and Laverne Bissell are preparing for the community's homecoming, which is expected to ic of discussion at the draw between 100 and 150 Center Point natives back to town this weekend. meeting was a proposed benefit to be held on voted to donate $2,500 Willie Benson Jr Aug. 17 for April Merkle, to that fund. & owner of the Center The committee also Point Store. heard from a represen- Sadie Swift - Benson The April Merkle Hos- tative of the Howard 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 pital Fund has been es- County Democratic *60th Wedding Anniversary* tablished at Diamond Committee, and voted State Bank, and inter- to accept the donation ested parties may make of a library box from the Willie says he met Sadie in 1953 donations to that fund at Democratic committee. any Diamond State Bank Delivery is expected Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores in January and married her on July branch. The committee by the end of the month. 3, 1953. They have 5 children, 3 boys and 2 daughters, 13 Lisa ChandLer insuranCe grands, 20 great grands, and Fresh packaged 5 great great grands. We will ~ Group & Individual ~ celebrate their 60th Anniversary G Health G Life G Dental G at the Carter Day Center grass fed beef G Medicare Supplement G Wednesday, July 3, 2013 *Delivered* For more information, call at 6:30 p.m. (870) 845-5930 Ofice 2 cols. x 4” 870-285-5301N. News 845-7728 Cell Summer guests? HOWARD COUNTY Save the date July 12, 2013 Not at your place. FARMER’S MARKET 110 S. Washington Howard County Children’s Center is Don’t let bugs and other annoying (between Howard & Hempstead) hosting a beneit fundraiser for Larry pests “summer” at your home. Ludlam, Barbara Rizzo, and Cassandra Call us soon — or log on to our All you can eat Hamilton. he beneit will start at 6 p.m. very convenient website — and Watermelon Day. We will have a chicken spaghetti dinner. our trained technicians will send Celebrate the 4th of July! It comes with salad, garlic bread, dessert, your uninvited guests packing! 9 a.m. till ? and water or tea. We are asking for the Visit www.lawrencepest.com minimum donation of $10 per plate. Ater “Open on Friday, 7:00 a.m. - WIC Approved” the meal we will have a cake walk, bingo, Demonstration Garden Demo: coke ring toss, sell popcorn and snow 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. cones. We also will have door prizes. We Bring your “funky” containers and we will will have a silent auction and we will be drawing the winner for a 32” television that plant an herb garden for you- no charge! night. You can get tickets for the television For ideas, go to by coming by the oice at the center or http://pinterest.com/dirtandmartinis/funky-junky-planters/ www.Lawrencepest.com that night. he tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. We would like to thank everyone that “Lawrence Termite & Pest Control — The Bug Stops Here!” This Ad Sponsored By: First National Bank donated items.

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Last week was very hot in Arkansas, but we man- aged to keep cool and hydrated. The weather is predicted to be somewhat cooler this week. Dig into reading at Mineral Springs Library There were a couple of emergencies last week. Mr. The Mineral Springs Library sum- ing” kicks off July 10. The event will crafts. Catch dig into reading July 10, Ernest Greenlee was taken to emergency and kept mer reading program, “Dig into read- have story time, guest speakers and 17, 24 and 31 from 2 – 3 p.m. overnight for tests and observation. He is currently home being cared for by family. May I just take this opportunity to give compliments to the sons of Mr. Greenlee’s as how they have just dropped what they might have been doing to come along side their WILD IVy TAkES 2ND pLACE mother to care for him. Young people today are not as respectfully of their parents as they once were. These parents must have raised their children as the Bible said. This is the kind of news we should want to hear. My grandson, Wilbert Crosslin and his family visited with me this week end from Chicago, Ill. I had the chance to really get to spend some quality time with my great-grandsons, Maurice and Maciah. I am grateful that they are taking the time to teach them manners and to eat healthy. Warren Scott is home from a short visit to California to visit his children. He was busy on the weekend getting his famous barbecue ingredients and vegetable medley together for his Fourth of July family backyard party. Poland Piggee Memorial Church hosted the fifth Sunday Singing Convention on Sunday. I understand it was well attended and the singing was very good. Rev. Dixon is the pastor at Piggee Memorial. I had several visitors on Sunday, June 30, 2013, Leotis Hopkins, Virginia Scott and George Ware. We had a good visit catching up with family, summer activities and grandchildren. You know we like to brag on them Grands. Makayla (Sweet Pea) took me shopping. Did I happen to mention at some other time that the girl knows how to shop? I think her mother had the same experience. She seems to think somehow that we are rich. I think we have spoiled her, but I really don’t want to own it. I will give the credit to my husband SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News this time, since he can’t deny it. Wild Ivy softball team took 2nd place after 7 ball games this past Saturday in Heber Springs in USSSA 9-u State. The I’m glad to be an American and able to celebrate team consist of girls from Nashville, Murfreesboro, and New Boston , TX. Starting from the bottom L-R: Brooke Westfall, its birthday in peace. Happy Birthday, America! Jenna Hostetler, Lainie Baxter, Eva Reeder, Ashley Chambers; -middle row- Lauren Hurst, Kinsey Westfall, Maci Bishop, th Jasmine Wakefield, Brittan Ray; -back row coaches- Kelly Chambers, Mathew Pinegar, Bryan Mc Junkins; not pictured Wishing you a blessed 4 of July! is Ellen Spigner. Wild Ivy softball team will play in Branson, July 14 for World Series play. Thank you to all our sponsors Christian Refresher; 1 Timothy 2;1-6 NIV Study for the support given this season. Bible I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, Join “Flower” at intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people— 2 for kings and all those in authority, that Midway Baptist Church we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. 3 This is good, and pleases God our Nashville, Arkansas Savior, 4 who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. 5 For there is one for Vacation Bible School God and one mediator between God and mankind, July 8th through July 12th the man Christ Jesus, 6 who gave himself as a ran- We are looking forward to som for all people. This has now been witnessed to 6:00 p.m. at the proper time. until Standing Up For America 8:00 p.m. I would like to thank the doctors, Pre-K nurses, and staf of Howard with all of you through Memorial Hospital who cared for 6th grade me while I was a patient there recently. Howard Memorial Hospital July 4, 2013 Will also is a credit to any community and have crafts Nashville is fortunate to have such a facility. hanks also to the at he Nashville City Park and snacks ambulance teams who transported For more me. I thank each visitor, each person who sent a card or telephoned. info call Myra Young 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 870-451-4270 BLOWN ATTIC INSULATION

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There- is part of the U of A Divi- parent company of First Federal Bank (“First Federal”), fore, it is important to plan sion of Agriculture. best if the ice chest is comes in contact with the and First National Security Company (“First National”), for safety when eating the parent company for First National Bank in Hot Springs kept as cold as possible. food is clean. outdoors. Recipe of the Week and Heritage Bank in Jonesboro, announce the signing of Keep in mind, perish- Freezer packs or plastic If running water is Homemade ice cream is a merger agreement. able foods that have been bags of ice are best to available, wash hands a favorite at Fourth of July Under the terms of the merger agreement, FFBH will ac- out longer than two hours pack around food to keep before handling food and celebrations. Be sure to quire 100% of the stock of First National and shareholders should be discarded to it cold. You might consider again anytime they touch keep it safe to eat by cook- of First National will receive shares of FFBH common stock reduce the risk of contact- using a separate ice chest something unclean. Baby ing the eggs to a custard and $74 million in cash. Certain principal shareholders of ing a food borne illness. If for soft drinks, since this wipes or liquid hand sani- base and cooling before Bear State Financial Holdings, LLC, FFBH’s controlling the weather is very warm, chest is usually opened tizers may be used as freezing if your recipe calls shareholder (“Bear State”), have separately agreed to invest in the equity of FFBH in order to fund a portion of the cash perishable foods should be frequently. an alternative to soap for raw eggs. Eggs may merger consideration. discarded after one hour. When driving to the and water. Utensils and carry Salmonella, a food picnic site, transport the dishes used with raw FFBH anticipates the transaction to be immediately and When picnicking in the borne illness, which can be substantially accretive to its earnings per share. ice chest in the body of meat, fish, and poultry yard or near the house, destroyed by proper cook- he combined enterprise would have approximately foods should be kept in the car, since this area should be washed before ing. Here is a recipe that is $1.4 billion in total assets, 44 branches in communities the refrigerator until ready is cooler than the trunk. being used with cooked tasty and safe! throughout Arkansas, 2 branches in Southeast Oklahoma, to prepare and serve. If Once at the picnic site, the foods or foods that will Homemade Vanilla Ice 47 ATM’s and approximately 430 employees. the picnic will be away ice chest should be kept in be eaten without cooking. Cream hree members of First National’s Board of Directors from home, foods should the shade. If running water will not 4 eggs will join FFBH’s Board of Directors, including two icons be kept in an ice chest When cooking food out- be available, take extra 2 ½ cups sugar of Arkansas banking, John H. Hendrix, First National’s that is the right size for doors, take precautions utensils and dishes so 7 cups milk Chairman and Daniel C. Horton, First National’s President and CEO. he leadership of each of First National’s bank- the amount of food to be to assure that the food is there is no need to use 3 cups whipping cream ing subsidiaries, First National Bank in Hot Springs, led carried. thoroughly cooked. Solid the same ones for raw 2 ½ tablespoons vanilla pieces of meat, such as and for cooked products. by Jason Lenderman, and Heritage Bank in Jonesboro, led To safely include meats ½ teaspoon salt by Steve May, will continue. steaks and chops, can be Once back in the kitch- with a picnic meal, put raw Beat eggs till light. Add he merger is expected to close during the fourth quar- meat, fish, and poultry in eaten rare, but should en, remove food from the sugar gradually, beating ter of 2013. he transaction is subject to certain conditions, plastic bags before plac- be cooked long enough ice chest and refrigerate until thick. Add 3 cups of including the approval by shareholders of FFBH and First ing them in the ice chest. to assure they are well- immediately. Any food that milk. Heat till thickened. National and customary regulatory approvals. Mr. Hendrix This will prevent the juices heated on the surface. Hot is of questionable safety Add remaining ingredients; and his related interests and Bear State have each agreed to of these products from dogs should be steaming should be discarded. milk well. Pour into 5-quart vote their respective shares in favor of the merger. contacting and possibly hot throughout. Ground Picnickers should wash freezer can. (If using elec- contaminating other foods, beef and poultry should ice chests thoroughly, es- tric freezer, follow man- such as produce, which be cooked thoroughly to pecially if they contained ufacturer’s directions.) may be eaten without 160 degrees Fahrenheit. raw meat, poultry, or fish; Adjust dasher and cover. Change of venue cooking. It is a good idea This temperature can be and allow them to air dry Pack 6 parts crushed ice to keep raw meat products measured using a meat before placing them in and 1 part rock salt around in a separate ice chest from thermometer. storage. can. Continue to add more sought in jail suit other foods to help prevent Eating outdoors offers Assuring safe food is ice and salt to maintain cross-contamination. special challenges in mak- a greater challenge when level. Freeze according to MURFREESBORO – A construction defects. Foods will stay at their ing sure everything that eating outdoors. However, directions for your freezer. change of venue is being The change of venue with a little extra care and Yield: 5 quarts sought by the defense in motion states that as the planning, you can have Note: To make fresh the Pike County lawsuit trial will be held in “the safe meals while enjoying strawberry ice cream omit over the alleged deficien- very building which is the Public Notice the great outdoors. vanilla, partially freeze. 2003 CHEVY TRAIL BLAZER cies in the construction of subject of the Plaintiff’s For more information Add 2 cups sweetened VIN: 1GNDS13S932100869 the Pike County Detention allegation of construction about outdoor food safety, crushed fresh strawber- Center. deficiencies” and that the Is being held at ByPass Diesel & Wrecker Service, please contact the Howard ries. Complete freezing. Inc. 9224 Hwy 278 West Nashville, AR 71852 870- Case number CV-2011- potential jurors “should 98, which began on Novem- the venue remain in Pike 845-1597 due to abandonment. Vehicle will be ber 7, 2011, recently had County will be taxpayers of sold at public sale unless claimed within 45 days. the legal representation Pike County and all jurors Failure to reclaim vehicle waves all rights, title, & for Purtle and Associates, will potentially have a finan- interest above vehicle. Vehicle may be reclaimed Williams and Anderson cial interest in the outcome during business hours by proving ownership, and of Little Rock, filing a mo- of the case.” by paying all charges against vehicle. tion asking the court for In closing the motion, it (Bypass Diesel:53;w70) a change in venue in all was stated the “defendant fairness to the named de- is entitled to trial before fendants in the case. impartial fact finders in a Purtle and Associates, courthouse which is not Public Notice LLC is a Shreveport based the subject of the litigation. For Modiication No-Discharge Permit 4350- engineering firm that was There are valid concerns of WR-5 Under the provisions of Act 163 of the involved in the construc- whether the defendant can 1993 Arkansas Legislature, this is to give notice tion of the detention center. receive a fair trial in Pike that the Arkansas Department of Environmental Court documents state County. A change of venue Quality (ADEQ) has recieved an application for that Pike County alleges is appropriate.” modiication on 6/19/2013, for a no-discharge that the defendants are The motion is currently permit, Permit No. 4350-WR-5, for a swine liable for damages due to pending a ruling. facilty. The permit application was submitted for the following applicant: Bruce Flemens 1107 Tollett Rd. New Hope, AR 71959 The sites under consideration are located as follows: Section 35 Township 5 South Range 28 West, near the community of New Hope in Howard P.O. Box 960 / 183 College Drive - De Queen, AR 71832 - 870.584.4471 / County, Arkansas. Interested persons desiring to 800.844.4471 – www.cccua.edu request a public hearing on the application may do POSITION VACANCY so in writing. All requests should be received by ADEQ within 10 days of the date of this notice and INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES ASSISTANT should be submitted to: Nashville Campus (GRADE C103) Casey Vickerson RESPONSIBILITIES Arkansas Department of Enviromental Quality This position is responsible for cleaning buildings, including restrooms, 5301 Northshore Drive North Little Rock, AR 72118-5317 classrooms and offices, locking down each building at the end of shift, Telephone: (501) 682-0653 grounds work, and setting up for events. Approximate hours will be 2:00 pm (Bruce Flemens:53;w149) to 10:30 pm Monday through Thursday and 11:00 am to 7:30 pm on Friday. REQUIREMENTS ATTENTION: HUNTERS, SPORTSMEN, LAND BUYERS & INVESTORS! • Ability to operate equipment such as buffers and floor machines 31+/- Acre, Prime Hunting Property in Polk County, AR ~ 1/4 Mile from Arkansas/Oklahoma Border ~ 5 Miles from Highway 71/59 in Cove, AR ~ Excellent Deer, Turkey & Bear Hunting ~ Selling On-site~ • Ability to lift 50 pounds SELLING REGARDLESS OF PRICE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER! • Ability to read, write, and follow directions ABSOLUTE LAND AUCTION • One year custodial work or related experience FRIDAY ~ JULY 12, 2013 ~ 10:00 A.M. • Must have a valid driver’s license POLK COUNTY ROAD 227 ~ COVE, AR • Some travel to other campuses as needed DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 71/59 North of Wickes, AR & South of Cove, AR is the Community of Hatton ~ From SALARY RANGE Hwy. 71/59 in Hatton, go 4 Miles West on Polk Rd. 16 ~ Turn Left on Polk Rd. 227 & go 1¼ Miles ~ Drive Through Double Gate & Continue 1/4 Mile ~ Watch for Auction Sign ~ The Sign is Located at the Southeast Corner of the $16,288 plus benefits Property. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS REAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION: This Prime, 31+/- Acre Tract is a True Hunter’s Paradise w/an Excellent Mixture of Mature & Young Hardwoods & some Mature Pines ~ Decent Interior Roads & a Creek Running Through the Monday, July 8, 2013 Property ~ Conveniently Located 5 Miles from Highway 71/59 in Polk County w/Deeded Access from Polk County Road 227 ~ Property is Gently Sloping w/Excellent Deer, Turkey & Bear Hunting Potential ~ Selling Regardless APPLICATION PROCESS of Price to the Highest Bidder on Auction Day! For Additional Information Including Photos, Online Bidding Instructions, Aerial & Legal Description, Visit www.wilsonauctioneers.com or Contact our Office Toll Free at 877-BID2BUY (877-243-2289). Application requests and returns should be directed to CCCUA, Human TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: $10,000.00 Cashier’s Check (NO EXCEPTIONS) Down Day of Auction, as Earnest Resources, P.O. 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HOWARD COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Can you put a price on peace of mind? How about $4.16 a month? Only HCAS offers freedom from the spiraling cost normally associated with ambulance service. As a HCAS member, you receive a year’s worth of service for an affordable one-time fee of $50 (that’s just $4.16 per month)! But more importantly, you get service you can count on, when you and your loved ones need it most. And who can put a price on that? What is a HCAS Membership? A HCAS membership is a membership program that offers valuable beneits for patients who have Medicare, and private insurance. Our program is designed to cover the out-of-pocket costs - like co-payments, deductibles and denials - that most insurance companies assign to their members. Unlike standard “gap” insurance coverage, the membership program covers all HCAS emergency transports - even if Medicare issues a denial! Beneits of a membership apply exclusively to HCAS service, and include: • If you are a member, and if you do not have insurance or your insurance claim is denied, you will receive a 40% discount off normal charges.

• If you have insurance, HCAS will accept your insurance company’s payment as payment-in-full. I Have Insurance, Do I Need a membership? Medicare and insurance companies deny about 30 percent of all ambulance claims they receive. When they refuse to pay, the entire bill - usually totaling $500 of more - becomes the patient’s responsibility. Members are charged a signiicantly reduced rate (40% savings off the standard rate) for uncovered emergency or non-emergency service. How Do I Become a Member?

HCAS’s annual enrollment period is from July 1st to July 31st. For more information, please call 870-451-0400.