Local coverage since 1951 See Mount Ida accelerated MONTGOMERY readers announced COUNTY NEWS Page 4 USPS 361 - 700 • 75¢ • Vol. 66 • Issue 45 • Thursday, November 9, 2017 • 1 Section • 10 Pages • Published in Mount Ida, Arkansas Local Briefs Ledbetter receives recreation promotion award Hot Springs, ARK. – Tom Service employees, work units, coordinator for trail volunteers, Ledbetter, a recreation tech- partnerships, and groups who trail volunteer organizations Oden v Hartford nician and Scott Saunders, a have demonstrated a commit- and trail users on the Ouachita Page 2 timber management assistant ment in restoring, sustaining, National Forest for the past 7 on the Ouachita National For- and/or enhancing forestlands years. He was responsible for co- est received the 2017 Regional and natural resources in the ordinating work activities on the Forester’s Honor Award, dur- Southern Region. Ouachita National Recreation ing a ceremony at the Atlanta Ledbetter, who works at the Trail, Womble Trail and Lake Evergreen Marriott Conference Ouachita National Forest head- Ouachita Vista Trail. Resort in Stone Mountain, Ga., quarters in Hot Springs, has The Promoting Recreation Nov. 2. been in the Forest Service for 27 Award recognizes an individual This year’s theme “Building years. He received the “Promot- or group who has safely sus- a Legacy – Commitment to Ex- ing Recreation Award” in rec- tained or enhanced recreation cellence”, acknowledges Forest ognition for his work as trail Award, page 6 Tom Ledbetter City of Norman to plant WWI Memorial Tree LITTLE ROCK—The Arkansas World War I Centennial Commemoration Com- mittee and the Arkansas Forestry Commis- sion have approved an application from the Cornbread contest to City of Norman to sponsor a World War I Memorial Tree, which will be located on the kick off Veterans Day Norman Town Square. event Saturday The Committee and Commission are seeking to place a WWI Memorial Tree in MOUNT IDA - Cornbread each of Arkansas’s 75 counties before the experts far and wide are en- centennial observance of the Great War couraged to bring their best to Roosevelt Auditorium Saturday, concludes at the end of 2018. November 11. Through the program, the Arkansas For- The cornbread contest is part estry Commission will donate a two-year of a community wide Veterans old willow oak to an organization in each Day event planned by Ouachita county that will plant the tree in a public Volunteers, American Legion location and see that it is cared for. The WWI Post 313, Mountain Harbor Re- Committee will provide soil from the Meuse- sort, The Front Porch Stage and Argonne American Cemetery in France to be Little Fir Cemetery Association. included in the planting. The event will be held Satur- The Committee is urging partnerships of day at Roosevelt Auditorium in local governments, Scout troops, American Mount Ida. Legion posts, public libraries and others to The cornbread contest will begin at 5 p.m. with the chili sponsor and plant a WWI memorial tree in Supper to follow at 5:30 p.m. a public park, courthouse square or other Everyone is encouraged to appropriate location during the centennial enter their cornbread recipe with commemoration in 2017-18, with a goal of the winner being awarded a new having at least one in each of Arkansas’s 75 cast iron dutch oven. Caddo Hills Homecoming Queen Nicole Coffman and Princess Olivia Aguilar presided over the counties. The memorial trees will be includ- The chili supper will begin Indians’ games against Umpire Thursday night. All three Caddo Hills teams walked away with ed on the Committee’s website at http:// victories. See Page 10 for photos of the Caddo Hills Homecoming Royalty and their escorts. at 5:30 p.m. The event will also Photo by Dewayne Holloway include a presentation by the Tree, page 6 Stitchin’ Friends Quilts of Valor group. Ouachita Volunteers will also award some community service awards. Lions shut out Live entertainment at the event will be provided by Jesse Dean Company. Cougars 54-0 For more information contact DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Ray Young at (870) 867-3947. [email protected] STAMPS - The Mount Ida Lions wrapped up a perfect 10-0 regular season with a 54-0 shut out over the Lafayette County Cou- gars. They enter the 2017 2A state playoffs as the one seed from the 7-2A Conference. Mount Ida dominated every aspect of the game, rushing for 320 yards on 44 car- ries for an average of just over seven yards per carry. Special teams recovered a kick off and scored on a fumbled snap to the Cougar punter. Defensively the Lions held Lafayette County to 41 yards on 27 carries. Hayden Shamel They also intercepted a pass while holding the Cougars to one for six in the air. Mount Shamel launches Ida also had two fumble recoveries in the game. congressional Lafayette County started things off with campaign the ball, but were forced to punt on fourth and eight on their own 33. HOT SPRINGS - The 2018 Mount Ida started their first possession DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Montgomery County News election season kicks off with Bridger Farmer (15) carries a pair of Cougars into the end zone with him Thursday night as the Mount just inside Cougar territory and quickly an educator from Hot Springs Ida Lions close out the 2017 regular season with a 54-0 victory over Lafayette County. They enter the throwing her hat in the ring for moved the ball inside the red zone. Jonathan 2A playoffs undefeated 7-2A Conference Champions. They will face Des Arc Friday night in Mount the 4th Congressional District Lagrange scored on a 17 yard run to give Ida Friday Night. the Lions their first touchdown of the night seat currently held by Represen- later Lagrange went in from six yards out held a 27-0 lead with 7:17 to go in the first tative Bruce Westerman. with just under three minutes gone on the for his second touchdown of the night and half. Hayden Shamel, a Garland clock. Tyler Allenbrand hit the PAT to give County resident, has announced the Lions the 7-0 lead. Mount Ida’s third. The PAT failed and the Dallas Weston recovered the ensuing kick her intention to run for the 4th The Cougars were able to move into Lion Lions held a 20 point lead with 2:32 to go in off for the Lions and scored four plays later Congressional Seat of Arkansas territory on their second drive, but turned the first period. on a one yard run to give Mount Ida a 33 in the 2018 election. She will be the ball over on downs after failing to con- Lafayette County moved the ball into point lead. The PAT was good and the Lions running as a Democrat against vert on fourth and five. the second quarter and Mount Ida territory held a 34-0 lead with 6:20 to go in the half. incumbent Representative Bruce Mount Ida took over on their own 43 and with an 11 play drive, but turned the ball Mount Ida pinned the Cougars deep on Westerman who is a Republican. eight plays later scored on an eight yard run over on downs thanks to a sack by Mount the following kick off and forced them to Shamel currently serves as by Jordan Farmer. Allenbrand’s PAT was Ida. punt from their own end zone. The snap the Chair of the Democratic The Lions took over on their own 39 and was short and in the scramble for the ball Party of Garland County and good and the Lion lead was at 14-0 with 4:22 to go in the first quarter. quickly marched the ball down field, scor- Lagrange fell on it in the end zone for the was named the 2017 Emerging ing after six plays. Cade Jackson took the touchdown. Allenbrand hit the PAT to give Leader of the Democratic Party Mount Ida reclaimed possession one play into Lafayette County’s next drive thanks to ball in from 36 yards out for the touchdown. the Lions a 41-0 lead. Campaign, page 6 an interception by Dallas Weston. Five plays Allenbrand’s PAT was good and the Lions Lions, page 6 2 SPORTS Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, November 9, 2017 Oden claims three wins over Hartford

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Oden pulled it to within Junior Timberwolves with rolled to a 73-48 win over [email protected] one in the third and closed four points, followed by Hartford. ODEN - Oden claimed the game out with a 4-0 John Fagan with three and Will Monk had two victories in three out of run in the fourth to claim Coby Wilburn with two. dunks in the game and four games Friday over the win. Oden regained control went 7-10 from the charity Hartford with the junior Ann Hughes led Oden of the momentum in senior stripe in a 29 point, team girls and both senior high with six points, followed high action with the Lady leading, performance. teams walking away with by Gala Milwood with Timberwolves earning a Brandon Lewis added wins. five. Emily Owens and 36-27 victory over the Lady 18 points to the total with The Junior Lady Tim- Emee McAnelly each Hustlers. all of his points coming berwolves had to fight scored four and Jacy Blan- Oden jumped out to a from beyond the three from behind for most of sett and Halie Ewing each 10-5 lead in the first period point line. Brian Kha hit their match up with Hart- scored two. and held a 14-8 lead at the three 3-pointers and scored ford, but they were able The junior boys strug- half. The second half was 11 points. to come away with a hard gled to find a rhythm in hotly contested but the Aaron Baker and Zack fought 23-20 victory. their match up and fell to Lady Timberwolves were Mayo each scored six and The Junior Lady Hus- Hartford by a score of 50-9. able to outscore Hartford Majjor White scored three. tlers jumped out to a 9-2 Hartford held a 25-6 lead 8-7 in the third and 14-12 Hartford was able to lead in the opening period, at the half and outscored in the fourth to claim the keep things tight in the but Oden was able to cut Oden 25-3 in the second nine point victory. first period until Monk hit their lead to three at the half. Shawna Van Horn the first of his two dunks, half thanks to a 13-9 run. Ethan Stovall led the hit three 3-pointers and which sparked a Timber- scored 19 points to lead wolves rally. Oden ended the Lady Timberwolves the first half with a 39-18 REWARD in scoring. Autumn Rice lead. The Timberwolves scored 10 and Sheana Van were able to add two to Horn scored three. Allie their lead in the third for $505.95 Strother and Alli Hughes a 56-33 lead. Coach Jared each scored two. Selby turned to his bench The Timberwolves put in the final period as the DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | [email protected] For information leading on an offensive clinic in the Timberwolves closed Emee McAnelly (10) looks for an open teammate as the Junior to arrest and conviction of senior boys game as they things out for the win. Lady Timberwolves hang on for the win. person(s) stealing zero turn lawnmower from Smith Farm Caddo Hills earns Homecoming sweep Property near Oden. Driving DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY his bench in the second half period and held a 42-12 the first period with the In- [email protected] as the Junior Indians held lead at the half. The Lady dians holding a 22-12 lead to it vicinty of Carmack Hill CADDO HILLS - Caddo on for the 36 point win. Indians outscored Umpire going into the second quar- Road in Hog Jaw. Hills crowned a night of Rayce Young led the 18-2 in the second half to ter. Caddo Hills turned up Homecoming festivities Junior Indians with eight earn the 46 point victory. the heat in the second with with a sweep of Umpire points, followed by Gage Rachel Dumont led a 19-6 run to take a 41-18 Call Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office teams Thursday night after Galloway and Matt Turner the Lady Indians with 14 lead at the half. Caddo Hills (870) 867-3151 or the junior boys and both with seven each. Sam Bell points, followed by Abby outscored Umpire 30-13 in senior high teams walked scored six, and Hunter West with 11. Taylor Allen the second half to claim the Ed Smith (870) 326-4530 away with wins. Lindsey, Blade Crawford and Alex Jackson scored 40 point win. Homecoming Queen and Kegan Williamson nine each, and Wraylin Connor Kincannon led Nicole Coffman, Princess each scored four. Phillips scored six. Nallely the Indians with 18 points, Olivia Aguilar and their Kaleb West and Bryson Lopez and Gracie Wisener followed by Jeremy Mul- Homecoming Court pre- Scott scored three and each scored four and Lilli lins with 17 and Peyton sided over a trio of victories Hunter Warren andAn- Hunt scored three. Emory with 10. Hunter with the junior boys tipping drew West each scored two. Caddo Hills had three Blackwood scored nine things off with a 50-14 vic- The Lady Indians kept boys score in double digits points, Jesse Hollifield tory. the ball rolling in Caddo as the Indians closed out scored five and Jorge Lo- The Junior Indians dom- Hills’ favor with a 60-14 vic- the night with a 71-31 vic- pez scored three. Charles inated the first half, holding tory over Umpire in senior tory over Umpire in senior Ingram, Justus Bobo and the Junior Wildcats score- girls action. boys action. Derek Oxford each scored less while scoring 42 for Caddo Hills opened Umpire was able to stay two, and Brandon Meeks Caddo. Coach Johnny Tay- with a 25-4 lead in the first within 10 of Caddo Hills in scored one. lor turned the game over to Junior Indians hold on in 46-40 win over Acorn DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Junior Indians with 14 Abby West led the Lady Caddo Hills 33-13 in the [email protected] points, followed by Kaleb Indians with 13 points, second half to claim the CADDO HILLS - Caddo West with seven. Rayce followed by Taylor Al- win. Hills had their hands full Young and Gage Gallo- len and Rachel Dumont Connor Kincannon led with teams visiting from way each scored six. Sam with 10 each. Lilli Hunt the Indians with 20 points, The Montgomery County News welcomes let- Acorn, but the Junior In- Bell and Bryson Scott each scored nine, Alex Jackson followed by Jeremy Mul- ters to the editor addressing any topic of interest dians were able to emerge scored four. scored seven, Nallely Lo- lins with eight. Peyton to our readers. To be published, letters must with victories while the The Lady Indians found pez scored six, Wraylin Emory and Jorge Lopez be 300 words or less and include the contact senior high teams fell to themselves down by five Phillips scored five and Liz each scored four, Colton information of the person writing them. Addition- the Lady Tigers and Tigers. going into the half with Ruiz scored two. Cowart scored three, and ally, letters are published at the discretion of In junior boys action, Acorn leading 33-28. The Acorn closed out the Charles Ingram and Jesse the editor and publisher, and must not contain Caddo Hills clung to a 25- Lady Tigers stretched their night with a 66-43 victory Hollifield each scored two. 22 lead at the half before obscene or libelous language. Send your letter lead to 15 in the third with over Caddo Hills in senior launching a 14-7 rally in an 18-8 run. Caddo Hills boys action. by mail to P.O. Box 187, Mount Ida, AR 71957, the third. They wrapped Lions among or email it to battled back in the fourth, Caddo Hills was within things up with a 46-40 outscoring Acorn 26-15, a deep basket at the half [email protected] victory. but fell short in a 66-62 with Acorn leading 33-30, POY finalists Tate Dumont led the defeat. but the Tigers outscored LITTLE ROCK - Mount Ida is well represented Montgomery County News with four players and Published since 1951 Head Coach Mike White among the finalists for Dewayne Holloway • Editor 2017 Farm Bureau Insur- Andrea Sheffield • Advertising/Office Manager ance Awards. Coach Mike White is Jimmie Jackson • Emeritus PHONE: (870) 867-2821 Fax: (870) 867-2010 one of 15 coaches up for the 2A Coach of the Year E-mail: [email protected] (USPS 361-700) award. 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He is a three year Rates outside the continental United States upon request. starter at center for Mount ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ads the first time Ida. they appear. The Montgomery County News shall not be liable for failure to publish an ad or the typographical errors Caleb Woodfield, Jor- in publication except to the extent of the cost of the ad for dan Farmer and Cade the first insertion. Adjustment for errors is limited to the Helms have been named cost of the portion of the ad wherein the error occurred. to the Defensive 2A Player of the Year award. Helms was named player of the Game at the 2017 end of Mount Ida’s 27-26 MEMBER victory over the Hampton Arkansas Bulldogs in last year’s 2A Press state championship. For a full list of finalists Association visit swarkansasnews. Free Press • 1873 Free People com Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, November 9, 2017 COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS 3

DeKalb, Texas and Donna Springs, AR. Gregory is Lemons and husband, Troy, preceded in death by his Obituaries of Texarkana, Texas; her parents, Carl and Wanda sisters-in-law and brothers- Prince, brother, Ron Prince, in-law, James and Linda and his dog Raisin that he to many, and will be deeply Gaston, Deborah Black, thought the world of. missed by all who knew and Steve and Marilyn Warren Survivors include his loved him. and Joey and Lynette sister, Debbie Collins, He is survived by his Black, all of Black Springs; nieces, Heather Ford Hiser, mother, Karmen Ingraffia numerous nieces, nephews Tamela Malliard, and Jessie and her husband, Douglas, and extended family Rogers, great nephews and of Kempner, Texas; his members; and a host of nieces, Trevor, Mason, father, Dennis Bonner of Doris “Diann” Black wonderful friends. Keira, Jada, and Josie, one Killeen, Texas; his son, Services will be held aunt Betty Prince and a host Doris “Diann” McCulley Lincoln; his grandparents, at 2:00 PM, Monday, of friends. Black, age 57, of Black Ron and Nancy Graves November 6, 2017, in the Gregory was sent Springs, was called home of Norman and Dennis Davis-Smith Funeral Home for cremation under the on Thursday, November Jayson Creg Bonner and Jeannette Bonner Chapel in Glenwood with direction of Thornton 2, 2017. Jayson Creg Bonner, of Killeen, Texas; two Bro. Ronnie Hardin and Funeral Home of Mount She was born on age 19, of Norman, passed brothers, Grayson and Bro. Doug Wills officiating. Ida, AR. September 10, 1960, in away on Monday, October Karson Bonner; his sister, Visitation will be held Guest register at www. Prescott, the daughter of 30, 2017. Madison Bonner; his Sunday, 6:00 PM until 8:00 thorntonfh.com. Charlie Paul McCulley He was born on April 13, stepbrothers, James and PM, at the funeral home. and Annie Gilline Taylor 1998, in Killeen, Texas. He Joseph Ingraffia; his aunt Interment will be in the McCulley. On July 21, was preceded in death by and uncle, Kristal and Larry Murphy Cemetery. 1979, she was married to his name-sakes, his great- Shanahan of Round Rock, Pallbearers will be James “Cub” Black. She grandfather, Creg Cook; Texas; cousins, Logan and Ricky Hamrick, Cody was preceded in death by and his great-uncle, Jay Kaden Shanahan; his dog, Mauldin, Cole Mauldin, her parents, a baby sister, Miller. Bella; numerous extended Alex Bradford, Jimmy Linda McCulley, her in- He was a 2016 graduate family members; and a host Gaston, Russell Fryar, laws, Marvin and Delois of Caddo Hills, where of wonderful friends. Chris Warren, Shane Black Black, her brothers-in- he participated in cross- Services will be held and Brian Bailey. law, Johnny McGuirt and country, baseball, golf and at 2:00 PM, Saturday, Honorary pallbearers Floyd “Butch” Black, and a track. He was currently November 4, 2017, in will be Molly and Reannon nephew, Darren Lee Fryar. employed as a CNA with the Norman First Baptist Black, her friends from She was an active Montgomery County Church with Bro. Robbie Caddo Hills School and the member of Murphy Baptist Nursing Home, 400 Hall, Loudermilk and Bro. Camp Ozark family. Church, and a loving wife, and took such good care of William Squires officiating. Guest registry is at www. mother, and Nay-Nay. the residents. During his Visitation will be held davis-smith.com. She was a dedicated food previous employment with Friday, 6:00 PM until 8:00 service worker having Home Health in Mena, he PM, at the funeral home. served 26 years at Caddo was presented with a life- Interment will be in the Hills School and 25 years saving award for his quick Mount Gilead Cemetery at Camp Ozark. response with the reviving under the direction of She is survived by of a patient, having saved Davis-Smith Funeral her husband of 38 years, their life. Home, Glenwood. James “Cub” Black of Jayson enjoyed going Pallbearers will be Black Springs; two sons, 1 Hour Massage fishing with his Uncle William Squires, Justin James Paul Black and Pre-pay 5 massages $200 ($40/ea.)* Harm, riding dirt bikes, Henderson, James Whisenhunt, Grayson his girlfriend, Santana * Must be used within 60 days of purchase driving his pride and joy $ $ Bonner, Karson Bonner Coronado, and Randy Prepay 10 massages 350 ( 35/ea.)** Mustang, was extremely ** Must be used within 90 days of purchase and Victor Guidry. Black and his wife, Bailey, Gift talented in wood working, ***No Exceptions*** all of Black Springs; four Gregory C. Prince and enjoyed making special Honorary pallbearers Certificates grandchildren, Garrett, cherished pieces for many will be the nurses and staff Gregory C. Prince, age available! Cheryl Barrett, LMT Culley and Kelsi Black, members of his family. of the Montgomery County 66, of Oden, AR, passed By appointment only 870-490-0177 all of Mount Ida, and Anyone who knew Jayson, Nursing Home, 400 Hall, away November 5, 2017 395 Hwy. 27 N. Mt. Ida, AR MayBelle Black of Black knew he had a huge heart the Montgomery County at the Little Rock VA Hours available: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Springs; four sisters, Dora and it always shined Sheriff’s Department; and Hospital. He was born April McCulley of Texarkana, through when he was the members of Norman 4, 1951 to the late Carl Texas, Sue McGuirt of helping people. He was a First Baptist Church. Jones Prince and Wanda Guest registry is at www. Gurdon, Dorothy Crawford www.swarkansasnews.com wonderful son, grandson, Jean Fryar Prince in Hot and her husband, Charles, of brother, nephew and friend davis-smith.com.

organization. The SCBS will hold its Annual Meeting and will be followed by student groups providing veterans with Board of Directors elections on Sunday, November 19, at 2:00 patriotic songs, poems, and conclude with the slide show. For Community pm at National Park College. more information or to ensure your information is included ~~~ on the slide show, please bring it by the high school office or The Spa City Blues Society will host a “Take Out” Spaghetti email Mr. Justin Neel- [email protected]. Announcements Dinner fundraiser on Sunday, November 12. Proceeds from ~~~ the fundraiser will be used to pay expenses remaining from the Prairie Grove CSC Ladies Bake Sale will be November 11 Hot Springs Blues Festival held over Labor Day weekend. The from 8:00am-until sold out at Blue Bell Country Store and SCBS is offering spaghetti dinners for $10 each. Each dinner Cafe. For orders please call (870) 867-2417. The Caddo Gap Fire Dept. is collecting dues for the year includes spaghetti with sauce, salad, bread and a cookie. Meals ~~~ 2017. Please send $45 to P.O. Box 102, Caddo Gap, AR 71935 are pre-order, pre-pay only and may be purchased online at Veteran’s Day Chili Supper will be Saturday, November 11 at ~~~ www.spacityblues.org, at The Big Chill, from any Spa City 5:30 p.m.at Roosevelt Auditorium, Mount Ida. Donations for the cemetery fund may be mailed to Mt. Youngblood, or from any Spa City Blues Society board ~~~ Gilead Cemetery Fund PO BOX 116 Norman, AR 71960. member. The deadline to purchase the dinners is November 8, The MCHEAB monthly meeting will be held on Thursday, ~~~ 2017. There will be no extra meals the day of the event. November 16th at 12pm at the Civic Center. We will be doing The Montgomery County Thift Store has lots of nice name ~~~ a check presentation to the Friends of Lake Ouachita for the brand winter clothes. Also Christmas decorations and shirts The Photography Club will meet at Ouachita Artists Studio ArCop grant. We hope that you can join us. of all kinds. We will be closed November 11 for Veteran’s and Gallery on Saturday, November 11th, at 10 a.m. Both ~~~ Day, also November 22-23 for Thanksgiving. Our November beginner and more experienced photographers are invited to The Diabetic Shoppe United Healthcare wants to know if you ½ price sale will be November 13-18 on women tops. Come join this interest group. There is no fee to participate. are a diabetic needing help? Join us at: Mount Ida CADC 156 shop with us! Thanks for all your donations. ~~~ Senior Drive Mount Ida on December 5, 2017 10:00-2:00. You ~~~ Ouachita Artists Gallery will sponsor a two day workshop on may qualify for diabetic shoes at little or no cost to you! Need The Mount Ida Lion Athletic Booster Club is auctioning Friday and Saturday, November 17 & 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. more information about a home visit call 1-888-571-3533. off the Press Box for all Jr High and Sr High Home football Marlene Gremillion, prize winning artist, will lead participants ~~~ games. Enjoy the game inside the newly air conditioned press in creating acrylic and mixed media abstract paintings. They A very important reminder from the Sulphur and Laverna box during the summer months and heated during the winter will work on a number of small pieces in various progressions VFD. Our volunteer Fire Department is funded through the months. Total of 6 people allowed and pizza is provided by while they are in the different drying stages. Fee for the generosity of our community. WE NEED DONATIONS!! Shack Attack Pizza. You can turn in your bid to each game workshop is $80, with $20 due at registration. An additional $10 Please mail your current yearly donation to 20 CKS BLVD inside a sealed envelope to S&P Insurance each Tuesday by materials fee is payable on the first day of the workshop. Space Story, AR 71970. Remember the dedicated men and women of 5pm. Admission to the game is not included. Go Lions! is limited, so register early at the Gallery on the Courthouse this department are a valuable asset to this community when ~~~ Square in Mt. Ida on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 to 3. there is a fire or an emergency. Thank you for your generosity. Everyone is invited to the Caddo Gap Sewing club to be held, ~~~ ~~~ Saturday, November 11, at 11:30 a.m. The group will meet at The Montgomery County Library is excited to announce a Saturday, December 2 is the Christmas Parade. Line up will Caddo Gap Baptist Church located just across the street from unique digital entertainment / media service, hoopla, enabling be at Annex. the Caddo Gap Post Office. For more information call or text you to borrow e-books, movies, videos, music and audiobooks Plan to get it moving at 5:30ish. Entry fee is non perishable Teresa Turner at (870) 223-2094. straight from your browser, tablet, or smartphone! Montgomery food for food bank. Decorate your floats, trucks, boats, ATVS, ~~~ County Library has never offered a service quite like hoopla, firetrucks, motorcycle, car, etc. etc. For more information call The Montgomery County Yarn Workers continue to meet but we think this could be the beginning of a beautiful, new, Kenn Greene, 870-490-0335 Feel free to help sponsor prizes. each Friday at Assisted Living from 3:30-4:30. Come join us digitally-driven friendship between us!! Hoopla gives you More info coming. to work with yarn and visit. Yarn donations may be dropped access to thousands of titles anywhere and anytime you have ~~~ off at the Extension Office. We give away 100s of hand made an Internet connection, with more new content being added The 3rd annual Bullock Family Reunion will be held things each year. Call 870 867 5154 for more information. all the time. And, with hoopla, there are no hold lists, no July 27-29, 2018 at the Embassy Suites in Little Rock and ~~~ extra apps or accounts needed, and no waiting for your title will include families traveling to the event from all over the The Monday group of painters meets in the Studio behind to buffer. Imagine being able to view hit movies or listen to country and a heritage journey to the Muddy Fork community Ouachita Artists Gallery beginning at 10 a.m. There is no fee your favorite artist and more without expensive subscription in southwest Arkansas. Event organizers are expecting 100 and no teacher, but just a group who work on their paintings. fees—all you’ll need is your valid library card! Hoopla can be to 125 families to attend. The reunion will start off with Come and bring your paints and brushes, or use ours. The accessed on Apple iOS 6.0+ or Android devices, and via the a banquette dinner Friday evening, July 27 at the Embassy Gallery is on the Square in Mt. Ida, and the Studio entrance is four major web browsers. To access the system on your mobile Suites. On Saturday, July 28 from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. the heritage at the back toward the parking lot. device, you’ll need to first download the FREE hoopladigital journey to the homestead in Muddy Fork. There will also be ~~~ app from the App Store on your device. There is no need to a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Bullock cemetery honoring Like to paint? Join the group at Ouachita Artists Studio download an app or extension for your web browser. For more our family members and unveil the monument of Mint and behind the Gallery on the Square in Mt. Ida. Come at 10 information call the Montgomery County Library at 870-867- Mary Bullock. a.m. on Mondays, and stay through lunch. Bring your own 3812. After traveling from Muddy Fork, the family will travel to supplies, or borrow ours. No fee, no teacher...just a group who ~~~ Center Point for a family picnic. This time will consist of like to get together and paint for fun. Caddo Hills School District will host their annual Veterans visiting, playing games and other joyful activity. On Sunday, ~~~ Day program on Friday, November 10th. The program will July 29, there will be a breakfast at the Little Rock hotel. For The Spa City Blues Society is seeking members and non- kick off with breakfast for all local veterans at 8:30 am. It more information, contact Julia Bullock- Lewis at (601) 297- members who are interested in shaping the future of the 4552. 4 COMMUNITY Montgomery County News • Online at swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, November 9, 2017

Bobby Barrett Elementary School Pumpkin Decorating Contest Winners

Bobby Barrett Elementary Students who met their Library Accelerated Reader Goals for the First Nine Weeks. First Grade: Hannah Huitt; Second Grade: Macie Elder, Aaron Gregory, Olivia Harmon, Paytton Rowland, Dustyn Clay, Serena Gray, Jorgia Herrin, Shayla Lankford, Justin Miller, Jackson White, Jordan Carmack, Jacob Clark, and Brae Deal; Third Grade: Nathaniel Huitt, Bryce Briar, Averie Pollock, Maddison Rowland, Aspynn Austin, Justin Cervantes, Ashlee Clay, Brystal Duggan, Kaceston Phimvongsa, Natalee Ray, Avery Smith, Sarah Clark, Lilyan Cordero, Casey Jones, and Graison Smith; Fourth Grade: Jayden Warden, Emmalsigh Deal, Alyssa Willis, Dakota Beechy, Karina Smith and Caroline LLoyd Submitted photo NHPP wrapping up 2017, looking forward to 2018 MARY BETH LYSOBEY auditorium, stage area, of Education to make the President of NHHP, Inc. and back door exit area site more enticing for area The Norman Historic were well lit for the band schools to bring their class- Preservation Program, Inc. concert/choir/fundraiser es to enhance their courses (NHPP, Inc.), better known and NHS Fall Reunion, on Arkansas history. as the group saving the Old and outlets were available This is the final week Norman High School, is as needed! Final electrical this year for the flea mar- getting re-focused after a work is ongoing on both ket housed at the school successful October gather- floors, and outdoor light- to be open. Prices have ing of alumni and guests. ing will make the front been lowered to encourage We’ve had drawbacks in entrance and ADA parking ladies to send their men to 2017: the auditorium was lot safer to exit after dark. the deer woods while they uncomfortably cold for the The board has made come to Norman High recent reunion and meal, plans for the next phase School to shop for unique the Home Ec. Cottage had of renovation and grant- gifts for Christmas and to have a roof replacement writing to assist in funding. other occasions. The times and the ancient oak tree on The first critical need is to are Friday from 10 - 4 and the east side of the NHS pa- seal, repair, and paint the Saturday from 8 – 4. The tio fell during a ferocious eaves of the high school. buildings on the campus storm causing damage to Bobby Barrett Elementary School Storybook Then the heating/cool- will be open for tours on Pumpkin Student Winners based on parent the roof, patio, ramp, and ing unit and ceiling will request throughout the votes are...... brick terrace wall. But be added to the audito- year by calling Mary Beth Overall Winner: Cricket Abernathy with there have been many ac- rium. More tables and at 870-223-2724. Cinderella. complishments: the Home stackable chairs will be The board thanks the First Place: Jayden Warden with Slinky Dog. Ec. Cottage has become a Second Place: Olivia Harmon with Fancy purchased for auditorium community, the area news- Nancy. weekend haven for visitors use, and more repairs will papers, and alumni who Third Place: tied: Mattie Walden with Superman, who enjoy the peaceful set- make the building an en- have continued to support Gracie Tubbs with Mummy, and Dusty Beechy ting and natural beauty of with Oscar the Grouch. joyable place to visit and this project, which was be- the Ouachita Mountains; use. The board will con- gun in 2001 when NHPP, the ADA ramp and park- tinue working through Inc. was organized and the ing lot were completed, the winter months. Items high school was purchased six interior doors were in the Wagon Room and with a huge loan. That debt repaired and hung to meet Shotgun Home Furnishing was paid off two years ago, safety standards, provide Room are being labeled to and now only two pay- for efficient flow, and allow facilitate guides as they ments are left and the cot- historic esthetically pleas- give tours of the museum. tage will be paid for. That ing surroundings, and the Committees are working happened because we all 2:1 matching $30,000 grant on curricula using the Ar- realize that this is a special to get the electricity up- kansas Academic Stan- historic site that is worthy graded is happening. The dards of the State Board of being saved. Bridges receives single parent scholarship MOUNT IDA – Arkan- sas Single Parent Scholar- ship Fund (ASPSF), an Arkansas based nonprofit, is pleased to announce the funding of one scholarship for a local student through the generous support of Entergy. Entergy, a long-time supporter of SPSF, would like to recognize Helen Bridges of Mt. Ida, Arkan- sas. Helen is currently a freshman at RMCC major- ing in psychology. In addi- raising six children which the standard of living for tion to her education, she is is a full-time job in itself. themselves and their chil- The mission of ASPSF dren. When the children is to enable single parents see their parent studying to attain self-sufficiency and working hard for a through post-secondary degree, they see a value education. Since 1990, placed on education. They ASPSF has awarded more see post-secondary educa- NEED HEALTH than 41,000 scholarships in tion as something “my every county in Arkansas. family does” instead of INSURANCE? ASPSF makes a positive thinking “my people don’t No ma� er the size of your business difference in the lives of go on to school”. ASPSF’s We Can Help! Covers doctor visits, prescriptions, impoverished families by investment in each family emergency care, and more assisting single parents also helps to shape the edu- Arkansas Press Services now off ers full service strategic who are enrolled in col- cational goals and career digital marke� ng campaigns. Help with cost for many Arkansans lege or technical programs aspirations of the next gen- Our team of marke� ng experts focus on crea� ng eff ec� ve & impac� ul and are seeking better- eration, breaking the cycle media solu� ons that perform. Deadline to Enroll – December 15 paying careers. They focus of poverty for that family. Let Us Help You With: support on both financial To donate toward › Audience Targe� ng & › Email Marke� ng Programma� c › Website Design, Development & assistance and personal scholarships for deserving › Search Engine Op� miza� on Hos� ng myARinsurance.com support. 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Bowling, Skip-Bo, Chair baseball practice. to us on Fraud; Lunch at Volleyball, Basketball, Friday, November 10: 8 11:45 a.m.: Smothered Norman News Singing, Dancing, Beanbag a.m.: Assortment of games; Chicken, Rice, Broccoli Baseball, and Puzzles. 9:15 a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: and Cauliflower, Wheat with Dee Card Senior Lunch begins at 11:45 Music; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: Roll, Chilled Pineapple, a.m. daily. There is a BBQ Beef on Bun, Ranch and Cookie; 12:30 p.m.: Chat suggested donation of $3.00 Beans, Cole Slaw, and Beanbag baseball practice; We have lost 3 of our invited to attend. by (60 years plus) and $6.00 Chilled Peaches; 12:30 p.m.: 1:00 p.m.: History Class. neighbors these past few days. All local veterans are Sandy (under 60 years). Drinks Beanbag baseball practice. Thursday, November 16: Condolences to the the friends invited to attend the free Tempel included with lunch are Monday, November 13: 8 8 a.m.: Assortment of games; and family of Dianne Black, chili supper in your honor at tea, lemonade, skim milk, a.m.: Assortment of games; 10 a.m.: BINGO; Lunch Anna Mae Foshee and Jayson RooseveltAuditorium on the 11th buttermilk, and coffee. 9:15 a.m.: Exercise; Lunch at at 11:45 a.m.: Meatloaf Mount Ida Senior Activity Bonner. at 5:30. Quilts of Valor will also Wednesday, November 11:45 a.m.: Lasagna, Green with Tomato Sauce, Center, 158 Senior Drive, be making presentations. Please 8: History Class will travel Beans, Tossed Salad, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Seasoned It sounds cliche, but never Mount Ida, Arkansas is open pass up a chance to tell your come and let us say welcome the Talimena National Bread, Mandarin Orange, Carrots, Wheat Roll, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday Scenic Byway; 8 a.m.: and Cookie; 12:30 p.m.: Cheesecake; 12:30 p.m.: friends and family how much home and we appreciate your through Friday. If you need they meanl to you. Assortment of games;. 9:15 Beanbag baseball practice. Beanbag baseball practice. service. transportation to the Mount Caddo Gap sewing club Cargo Gap Fire department a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: Tuesday, November 14: 8 Friday, November 17: 8 Ida Senior Activity Center meets Saturday morning, the Chair Volleyball; Lunch at a.m.: Assortment of games; a.m.: Assortment of games; continues their street number or more information, please 11th, call Teresa at 870-223- sign fund raiser through the end 11:45 a.m.: Beef and Pasta 10 a.m.: BINGO; 11 a.m.: 9:15 a.m.: Exercise; 10 a.m.: call (870) 867-2313. of November. You may bundle Casserole, Turnip Greens, Amy Monk, from the County Music; Lunch at 11:45 a.m.: 2094 for more information. Please turn in your "Best Norman city hall will be open your sign with your 2018 fire Cornbread, Fruit Cup, and Extension Office Agent Oven Fried Chicken Breast, Choice" UPC's (Universal its usual hours Friday, November dues and receive a discount on Peanut Butter Cookie; 12:30 for Montgomery - food Au Gratin Potatoes, Mixed Pricing Codes) to help with 10th since Veteran's Day falls on the sign. p.m.: Beanbag baseball demonstration. Lunch at Vegetable, Dinner Roll, funds for the Center. Thank Saturday. We are out from under the practice. 11:45 a.m.: Bacon Wrapped and Fruit Cup; 12:30 p.m.: you for your support! Effective December 5, burn ban due to the set weather Thursday, November Pork Filet Black-eyed Peas, Beanbag baseball practice. Check out our library garbage pick up for residents will but please continue to use care. 9: 8 a.m.: Assortment of Greens, Cornbread, and Saturday, November to find a great selection of be picked on Tuesdays. There Now would be a good time to games; 8:30 a.m.: Mena Dutch Apple Cake; 12:30 18: 6 p.m.: Gator and books and also cards for will NO residential garbage die your winter cleaning and prep shopping trip; 9 a.m.: Knife p.m.: Beanbag baseball Friends Band is the schedule all occasions, baby quilts, pickup on Mondays. for using woodstoves, fireplaces Sharpening by Ray Young; practice. entertainment for our glassware, jewelry, etc. all Also the city has a few extra and those plug in space heaters 10 a.m.: BINGO; Lunch Wednesday, November monthly dance. Bring finger priced to sell. garbage cans for sale of you we all have. Also a good time to at 11:45 a.m.: Crunchy 15: 8 a.m.: Assortment of food and come have a great Stop by and join in the would like to purchase one that put new batteries in your smoke Chicken, Mashed Potatoes games;. 9:15 a.m.: Exercise; time. The cost is $5.00 activities: Exercise, History works with the garbage truck. alarms. with Gravy, Broccoli, Wheat 10 a.m.: Chair Volleyball; per person. Carbonated Class, BINGO, Lap Quilting, Roll, and Banana Pudding; 11 a.m.: Guest speaker, beverages available for Caddo Hills annual Veterans Have news? Call me at 870- Walking, Dominoes, Wii Day breakfast will be Friday 828-9591 or drop an email to 12:30 p.m.: Beanbag Tonya Weston, will speak $1.00 each. morning at 8:30 at the school weeklynormannews@gmail. cafeteria. All local veterans are com

Feed My Sheep by Brenda Forga The Montgomery County we are happy to receive canned Earl Gene & Jane White Food Pantry is transitioning or boxed food as well as cash into the Christmas mode. We donations. God has blessed us with are collecting food to be handed We will have the food bagged out right before Christmas, The up and will be outside the Annex 50 years of marriage! Christmas Blessing. We bag up to hand out the food as our client Come celebrate with food to hand out to our clients to drive by the front. This is always us on Sunday evening, help them with their Christmas a big event for us. We will need meal. Our menu usually consists helpers to help bag the food and November 19th from of a nice chicken, potatoes, green would be happy for any of you 2:00-4:00 p.m. at the beans, corn, a cake mix and fruit to volunteer. I will post the date cocktail or mixed fruit. If your for bagging soon. Thank you to Prairie Grove Church of church or organization would all who do participate. You may God. Your presence is all like to participate please let me mail checks to the pantry at P we request. know. I can tell you what we O Box 1443, Mount Ida, AR need and what you could collect 71957. You may choose to drop for us. Remember everyone is your donation off at the pantry. not fortunate enough to have We are in the Annex ( old nursing Christmas dinner. home). You may reach me there I have one church doing or at 870 867 7168. the cake mix and another one We do not do anything special doing the fruit cocktail. I will for Thanksgiving but we devote be ordering the chickens this our resources to Christmas. month. If you would rather We still need coats, jackets and Community Outreach Ministries donate money to the cause we blankets so look to see if you will need it. I can purchase the have any of those items you are Pastor Josh Harper food cheaper than you can but not using, Thank you again 870-356-8871 On the square in Mt. Ida 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship 6 p.m. Sun. Night Service • 6 p.m. Wed Bible Study Thank you for another great and successful fundraiser for the S&L Reaching the world around us for Jesus! Fire Department. Thanks a lot to everyone that donated cakes. Thanks so much to all the generous Mount Mt. Ida First Ida Businesses that support our United Methodist Church S&L Fire Department. Mount Ida 243 Whittington St. has always been so generous to Sunday School 9:45 am our fire department and we greatly Worship 11 am appreciate it. See y’all next year! S&L Fire Department Watch Sunday’s Sermon onYoutube! November 11 at 6:00 p.m. is having a fundraiser Bingo and Chili Supper. Good prizes for Christmas! FAITH TABERNACLE Everyone is invited Don Vaughn, Pastor (870) 867-4936 or (870) 583-6792

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BACKHOE & DOZER Work Joplin United 870-867-0122 Methodist Church Caddo Gap Baptist Church 59 Mountain Harbor Road 870-867-7665 Rev. Russell Hull, Pastor A loving Church for those Cell # in search of a loving God Landscaping We deliver 870-867-7777 Top Soil Driveways Sunday Worship 8:30 am Sunday School 10 a.m. House Footing Gravel & Mount Ida Join us for Breakfast Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 48 6th Street Basements Shade Before & After Worship Caddo Gap Fill Dirt

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held a 48-0 lead with 1:53 Dallas Weston had sev- Lions left in the half. en carries for 29 yards and The second half moved two touchdowns, while From Page 1 quickly with the clock Hunter Davis had five running by way of the carries for 27 yards. sportsmanship rule. TJ Walden had four Walden would get the carries for 19 yards and a call on the final touch- TD, Tony Gasca had two The Lion defense con- down in the fourth quar- carries for eight yards and tinued to dominate, forc- ter on a goal line run. Austin Cooper had two ing the Cougars to dig Lafayette County blocked carries for six yards. Luke themselves out of a sec- the PAT to hold the Lion Forga had a carry for 14 ond and 28 from their lead to 54 points. yards, Dawson Huff had own two yard line. La- Coach Mike White one carry for 13 yards, fayette County looked as spread the offensive du- Jaythan Dillon had one if they might move the ties around with 11 Lions carry for eight yards and changes with a pass, but getting at least one touch. Ridge Gibbs had a five a hard hit on the receiver Jonathan Lagrange led yard gain. popped the ball loose on the Lions with nine car- Mount Ida will enter the 40 yard line. Ridge ries for 77 yards and two the 2A state playoffs as Gibbs scooped it up and offensive touchdowns. the top seed from the raced to the Cougar 11 He also had one on spe- 7-2A Conference after before being forced out cial teams. Cade Jackson finishing the season 10-0 of bounds. had four carries for 62 and the 7-2A Conference DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY |Montgomery County News Two plays later TJ yards and a score and Champions. Gunner Gilbert (52) wraps up a Lafayette County ball carrier as Bridger Farmer (15) swoops in Walden went in for the Bridger Farmer had seven They will face Des Arc for the assist. score. Allenbrand’s PAT carries for 52 yards and a Friday night with kick off was good and the Lions score. scheduled for 7 p.m.

ciation of Two Year Col- to work to bring jobs to the Campaign leges. She states in a press area. release that she feels her An official public an- From Page 1 time working in secondary nouncement regarding and higher education has her candidacy was made given her a unique insight Saturday, November 4 at into the economic and the downtown farmers educational needs of the market in Hot Springs. of Arkansas. people of the 4th District. For information on The Texarkana native She is married to TC Shamel and her campaign has worked in secondary Shamel, head football go to haydenforcongress. education with stints in coach at Cutter Morning com. Texarkana, Hope and Hot Star, and they have one To learn more about her Springs. During this time daughter, Ella. positions on issues critical she was awarded the Out- Hayden hopes to ad- to Arkansas families, fol- standing Faculty Award dress health care issues for low her blog at hayden- from the Arkansas Asso- Arkansans. She also wants shamel.wordpress.com.

Tree memorial trees still exists tion for all generations of in Arkansas: a small grove Arkansans. The AFC is a DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY |Montgomery County News of holly trees on the cam- part of the Arkansas Agri- Dallas Weston (23) pulls away from a defender as he blasts his way through a hole in the Lafayette From Page 1 pus of Henderson State culture Department. County defense. Mount Ida defeated the Cougars 54-0 to finish the 2017 regular season undefeated. University in Arkadelphia. The Arkansas World For more information War I Centennial Com- their son, Will. W.A. And on Arkansas’s commemo- memoration Committee is Suzann McCormick. We ration of World War I, visit part of the Department of Story News enjoyed lots of good food www.wwiarkansas. http://www.wwiarkan- Arkansas Heritage. Other and visiting. com/sites-memorials. sas.com/ or e-mail info@ DAH divisions are the Happy Birthday to html. arkansaspreservation.org. Arkansas Historic Preser- by Melba Reed Mark Blocker, John Hack- In the years follow- The mission of the Ar- vation Program, Arkansas ney, Larry Noles on No- vember 8; Kylee Middle- ing the end of WWI in kansas Forestry Commis- Arts Council, the Delta Our Fire Department Paul Dee and a Home ton, Lindsey Bounds, and 1918, memorial trees were sion is to protect Arkan- Cultural Center in Helena, needs more money dona- health worker, Katie from Tim Stokes in November sas’s forests, and those the Old State House Muse- planted all over the world tions to keep the fire trucks Oden visited awhile with 14; Deanna Jones on No- to remember the millions who enjoy them, from um, the Arkansas Natural and equipment in good Paul’s brother, Harrison vember 15. who perished during the wildland fire and natural Heritage Commission, the working conditions. I great- and Melba Reed and Karen Among the many on our war. More than 71,000 hazards while promoting Mosaic Templars Cultural ly appreciate those who and Alan Rettman Satur- prayer list includes:!Sue Arkansans served in the rural and urban forest Center, the Historic Ar- are fight fighters. Thanks day afternoon. We enjoyed Blair, Terry Foshee, Glen war, and 2,183 died. At health, stewardship, de- kansas Museum and the Ron Cescaline for calling their visit. Whiley, Bert and Ruby least one stand of WWI velopment, and conserva- Arkansas State Archives. and asking me to put their Harrison and I enjoyed Johnston, Bernice John- needs in the Story News. a McCormick family and ston, Paul Dee, Gary, Harri- We are thankful that visit Sunday October 29 son and Melba Reed, Pearl some wonderful partners, 1 ccf. He works at the Cold our daughter, Karen Rett- at the McCormick Camp Blocker, Joyce McKay, Earl Award and be part of a team that Springs-Poteau Ranger man was here again this House at Aly which be- Gene and Jane White, Al- does a great job on the District in Waldron, Ark., weekend to play the piano longs to my first cousin, ton Tiner, Richard and district, on the forest and and has been working in at Refuge Baptist Church. David and Cheryl Mc- Mary Hawthorne, Bro. From Page 1 Ronny and Wanda Noles, in the Region to promote the Forest Service for 29 It was good to see Dean- Cormick. Those attended na Jones at church today were Harrison and Melba Bro. Clarence and Virginia the recreation opportuni- years. and her arms in lighter Reed, Richard and Mary Shell, Bro. Robert and An- ties we have to offer to our The Natural Resource casts, both arms were Hawthorne, Mary Smith, nette Watson, our military, visitors.” Leadership award recog- broke twice. Six weeks or Carl and Pam Hawthorn, our law enforcement of- opportunities in a manner Saunders received the nizes individuals or group so when another vehicle Gary McCormick, Clint ficers, our President and that is financially sustain- “Natural Resource Leader- of employees that have went around, side swiped McCormick and three everyone. able and environmentally ship award” for a number demonstrated outstanding the car in front of her and sons, David and Cheryl Remember “God is our sound. of activities including his leadership in managing caused it to hit Deanna’s McCormick, Andrew Mc- refuge and strength a very “I’m very grateful to leadership in the manage- the natural resources of the Car head on. Hopefully Cormick, Michael Dee and present help in trouble.” have been selected for this ment of watersheds on the Southern Region. Deanna can soon get out Dawn McCormick and If you have any news award,” Ledbetter said. Forest during fiscal year “This may be an indi- of the casts and start us- call me at (870) 867-3527. “I’m just thankful that I 2017, and being instru- vidual award, but it takes ing her hands and arms was in the right place at mental in timber sales over a whole team of people to and play the piano again. Please keep her in your the right time. I’ve had an 53,000 ccf. A unit of volume do natural resource work,” Montgomery County opportunity to work with prayers. of 100 cubic feet is equal to Saunders said. “I am very Paulette Reed of New lucky to have the support Mexico was visiting her of everyone on the district dad, Paul Dee Reed this Rehab and Supervisors Office.” past weekend. Paulette

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Don’t be a victim of holiday to ensure a safe holiday with four steps to food safety from all other foods in the Keep your refrigerator Extension Connections food safety mistakes your family. – clean, separate, cook, chill – fridge. below 40°F. Check this with Don’t let poor food han- 1. Safely Thaw Your Tur- to prevent the spread of bac- Cook to the right tem- a refrigerator thermometer. dling ruin your family holi- key teria to your food and family. perature. Know when to throw AMY day! Food handling mistakes Thaw turkeys in the re- Wash your hands and Food is safely cooked food out. Check www.food- MONK and inadequate cooking are frigerator, in a sink of cold surfaces often. when the internal tempera- safety.gov has a handy chart the most common problems water that is changed every Germs that cause food ture gets high enough to kill for storage guidelines for a Montgomery County Fam- that lead to poultry-related 30 minutes, or in the mi- poisoning can survive in germs that can make you variety of foods. ily and Consumer Science foodborne illness. crowave. Never thaw your many places & spread sick. The only way to tell Refrigerate perishable Extension Agent Clostridium perfrin- turkey by leaving it out on around your kitchen. if food is safely cooked is food within 2 hours. gens are bacteria that grow the counter. A frozen turkey Wash hands for 20 sec- to use a food thermometer. 3. Safely Stuff Your Turkey stuffing from the cavity and in cooked foods left at room is safe indefinitely, but a onds with soap & water You can’t tell if food is safely Cook stuffing in a cas- carving the meat. temperature. It is the sec- thawing turkey must defrost before, during, & after pre- cooked by checking its color serole dish to make sure it Adapted from Centers ond most common bacte- at a safe temperature. When paring food & before eating. and texture. is thoroughly cooked. If you for Disease Control website rial cause of food poison- the turkey is left out at room Wash your utensils, cut- Use a food thermometer stuff the turkey, do so just article. ing. Symptoms can include temperature for more than ting boards, and countertops to ensure foods are cooked to before cooking. Use a food For more information vomiting and abdominal two hours, its temperature with hot, soapy water. a safe internal temperature. thermometer to make sure contact Amy Monk at the cramps within 6 to 24 hours becomes unsafe as it moves Rinse fresh fruits and veg- 145°F for whole cuts of the stuffing’s center reaches Montgomery County Exten- after eating. Outbreaks occur into the danger zone be- etables under running water. beef, pork, veal, & lamb (al- 165°F. Bacteria can survive in sion Office, 870-867-2311. most often in November and tween 40°F and 140°F, where Don’t cross-contaminate. low meat to rest for 3 minutes stuffing that has not reached The University of Arkan- December coinciding with bacteria can grow rapidly. Raw meat, poultry, sea- before carving or eating) 165°F and can cause food sas System Division of Ag- holiday cooking. Meat and 2. Safely Handle Your food, and eggs can spread 160°F for ground meats, poisoning. If the stuffing is riculture offers all its Exten- poultry account for 92% of Turkey germs to ready-to-eat such as beef and pork inside a whole turkey, take sion and Research programs these outbreaks. Bacteria from raw poultry foods—unless you keep 165°F for all poultry, in- the bird out of the oven and and services without regard This Thanksgiving please can contaminate anything them separate. cluding ground chicken and let it stand 20 minutes before to race, color, sex, gender follow these food safety tips that it touches. Follow the Use separate cutting turkey removing the stuffing. identity, sexual orientation, boards and plates for raw 165°F for leftovers and 4. Safely Cook Your Tur- national origin, religion, age, meat, poultry, and seafood. casseroles key disability, marital or veteran Ouachita Artists When grocery shopping, Refrigerate promptly. Set the oven temperature status, genetic information, keep raw meat, poultry, Refrigerate leftovers at to at least 325°F. Place the or any other legally protected Highlights seafood, & their juices away 40°F or colder as soon as pos- completely thawed turkey status, and is an Affirmative from other foods. sible and within two hours of with the breast side up in Action/Equal Opportunity by Allie Graves Keep raw meat, poultry, preparation to prevent food a roasting pan that is 2 to Employer. seafood, & eggs separate poisoning. 2-1/2 inches deep. Cooking Amy Monk is a County Did you know that own yard, and turns them into times will vary depending Extension Agent with the participation in the arts can rich and colorful works of art. PUBLIC NOTICE on the weight of the turkey. University of Arkansas Divi- help people with Alzheimer's Fused glass pieces, including Notice of Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate by To make sure the turkey has sion of Agriculture, located and related diseases? This wall clocks, have been created Distributes filed in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, reached a safe internal tem- in Montgomery County. You conclusion was reached by by Nathan Whitehouse, and Arkansas, Probate Division, In accordance with the Arkansas perature of 165°F, check by may reach her at 870-867- Anne Basting, a gerontologist quartz crystal jewelry made by Code Annotated 28-41-101(2(B) inserting a food thermometer 2311 or 117 Ray Drive, or by and theater arts professor at Carolyn White is on display. NOTICE into the center of the stuffing email at [email protected]. the University of Wisconsin. For gifts, or for your own Estate of James Polk Dillmon, Deceased. Case:PR 49-17-57 and the thickest portions of You can also follow her on Tapping the creative part enjoyment, Ouachita Artists Last Known Address: 301 Birch Street Mount Ida, AR 71957 the breast, thigh, and wing Facebook at www.facebook. of the brain can help them Gallery is the place to shop Date of Death: May 22, 2017 joint. Let the turkey stand 20 com/montgomerycountyex- forget what is lost and enrich first. Notice of Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate by minutes before removing all tension what is left. Learning to sing Fall colors are the theme Distributes was on the 17th day of October, 2017, filed with new songs or dances, playing of the current front window the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. music, puppetry, painting, and display at the Ouachita Artists All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit PUBLIC NOTICE story telling are bringing new Gallery. Reds, yellows, and them, properly verified, within three (3) months from the date IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY life to people, even those who oranges are evident in the of the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever COUNTY, ARKANSAS were never "artsy" before. seasonal paintings which are barred and precluded from any benefit in the estate. PROBATE DIVISION Dementia alters specific featured. Specifically, any claims against the following described real DIVISION parts of the brain differently. It The Monday Painters property shall be made within (3) months from the date of IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF can bring "right brain" creative continue meeting at 10 a.m. in the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever PHYLLIS PERKINS, DECEASED impulses that have always the Studio behind the Gallery barred and precluded from any benefit in the estate, to wit: No. PR 2017-59 been present, but dormant, on the Square in Mt. Ida. Part of the SE ¼ SE¼, Section 23 and part of the NE ¼ NE ¼, NOTICE to the surface, research has This no-fee, no-teacher group Section 26, Township 2 South, Range 25 west, Montgomery ADDRESS OF DECEDENT: 482 Perkins Place found. Some people lose the welcomes new painters to join County, Arkansas more particulary described as follows: Bonnerdale, AR 71933 inhibitions that once might them, whether beginners or BEGINNING at a set iron pin on the west side of Birch DATE OF DEATH OF DECEDENT: January 31, 2015 have silenced their inner artist, more advanced. Bring your Street, which is N 65° 51’25” W 37.87 feet from a found LEGAL DESCRIPTON: DESCRIPTION AND DEED and the arts can still tap deep lunch, or take a break from State Monument at the southeast corner of the SE ¼ SE ¼, RECORDED IN BOOK 94, PAGE 78 OF THE DEED AND emotions. Different parts of painting and have lunch in Section 23 and running thence, along the west line of Birch MORTGAGE RECORDS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, the brain can still be accessed. town. St, S 15° 41’ 35” W 111.37 feet to a found iron pin thence, ARKANSAS. One doctor described a sullen, The newly formed leaving said street, N 85° 59’ 23’ W 169.44 feet to a found On the 27th date of October, 2017, an Affidavit for Collection withdrawn woman with Photography Club will have iron pin thence, N 19° 55’ 42” E 133.90 feet to a set iron pin of Small Estate was filed in the Circuit Court Probate Division dementia as having "her lights their usual Second Saturday thence, S 78 degrees 45’ 16” E 156.51 feet to the Point and of Montgomery County, Arkansas, in the matter of the off." Her daughter suggested meeting on November 11th at Place of Beginning. Containing 0.45 acres, more or less, and Estate of PHYLLIS PERKINS, Deceased. that her mom try painting, an 10 a.m. at the Gallery. being subject to all matters of record. According to a survery All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit abandoned old love. "Yes, I Marlene Gremillion's by Robert W. Zickwolf dated August 10, 2001. SUBJECT them, duly verified, to the undersigned within 3 months from remember better when I paint," Acrylic and Mixed Media TO 15 feet utility easements along the westerly and easterly the date of the first publication of this Notice, or they shall be the woman said, and went on Abstract workshop is coming boundary line of above described lands shown on said survery. forever barred and precluded from any benefit in the estate. to create hundreds of amazing up on November 17th and 18th Distributee of the Estate to be contacted: THIS NOTICE first published on the 9th day of canvases. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This Regina M. Dillmon November,2017. The Nasher Museum of Art two-day intense workshop 301 Birch Street WARREN _F. PERKINS, PROPONENT in Durham, North Carolina involves a variety of surfaces, Mount Ida, AR 71957 C/O TIFFANY TUCKER, ATTORNEY hosted a three-day conference texturing, designing, collaging Phone: 870-867-5231 FOR PROPONENT for museum professionals on and painting with acrylics. This notice first published the 26th day of October ,2017. FARRAR & WILLIAMS, PLLC art programs for people with Students will work on a 135 SECTION LINE ROAD/C-2 dementia. One participant number of small pieces in HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 FWL:45-46,w.173 PD:44-45 said "It's joyful, not stressful. various progressions of drying. You can see so many things Fee for the course is $80 plus in art...and there are no a $10 materials fee payable to PUBLIC NOTICE wrong answers." More than the instructor on the first day IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS a hundred museums now of the workshop. Come by PROBATE DIVISION offer such programs. Getting the gallery to pick up a course involved in the arts can bring description and put down a $20 LEGAL NOTICE people out of isolation, give deposit to assure your space. Pursuant to Arkansas Code Annotated 28-52-106, notice is given that account of the administration of the estate listed below them a sense of connection and has been filed, on the date shown, by the named personal representative. improve their communication. Ouachita Artists Gallery A new group of paintings and Studio will be closed over All interested person are called on to file objections to such accounts on or before the sixtieth day following the filing of the has been hung this month at Thanksgiving to allow our respective account, failing which they will be barred forever from excepting to the account. The Ouachita Artists Gallery volunteer staff time to enjoy and you are invited to come the holidays. But we are open Docket # Name of Estate Name and Address of Nature of Account Date Filed and take a look. The featured for the next couple of weeks Personal Representative artist whose paintings are on from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drop 49PR-11-04 Guardianship of: Richard Atkinson Accounting Oct. 20, 2017 the back wall now is Phyllis in for a visit, or call us at 870- Glenora Milholen DHS Office of Chief Anderson of Mt. Ida. She takes 867-3115 with your questions. Counsel local scenes, even from her

Dated this 27th day of October, 2017 Debbie Baxter Montgomery County Clerk MCCO:44-45,w.124 HELP WANTED Continued P a g e 6 • G l e n w o o d H e r a l d / M o n t g o m e r y C o u n t y N e w s • T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 9 , 2 0 1 7

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We are a full service chiropractic clinic ABOVE: Jordan Foster (130) sprints toward the finish line as he offering treatment for: Andy Jackson finished 157 with a time of 26:40.80, finishes fifth place in the 1A/2A Cross Country State Meet held Cole Farmer finished 166th with a time of 28:06.10, Dillon at Oaklawn Race Park in Hot Springs. • Low back pain • Arm/hand pain Morris finished 168th with a time of 28:13.50, and Aaron BELOW: Zach Mayo and Adam Hughes pace themselves as • Neck pain • Degeneration Goodin finished 176th with a time of 30:11.60. they and the Acorn Wildcats run their way to a third place finish. • Headaches • Wellness/nutrition Foster’s fifth place finish earned him All-State honors. • Auto or work injures and MUCH MORE There were 33 schools represented with 183 athletes competing in the race. There were 23 schools competing • Sciatica in the team competition. CALL TODAY! 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