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Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Community Events Calendar Thursday May 24 Commodities Distribution First United Methodist Church 10:30am - 12:30pm Friday May 25 Hazen School Districts’ Last Day of School Monday May 28 9th Annual Chamber of Commerce Memorial Day Celebration Service 10:00am City Park, Hazen Happy Memorial Day Friday June 1 33rd Annual Steamboat Days Main Street Des Arc Monday June 4 Biscoe City Council Meeting 7:00pm Biscoe City Hall Tuesday June 5 Hazen Public Library Presents Magician Aaron Acosta 11:00am Monday June 11 Hazen Chapter # 5 OES Meeting 6:15pm BancorpSouth Tuesday June 12 Quorum Court Meeting 6:00pm Annex Building Thursday June 14 De Valls Bluff City Council Meeting 6:00pm City Hall

Hazen High School graduates 2018 seniors Hazen High School held its Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 20, at 2:00 p.m. in the Hornets’ Nest Gymnasium in front of a capacity crowd. The program began with the procession “Pomp and Circumstance” played by the Hazen High School Senior High Band under the direction of Johnna Creasey.

The invocation was given by Grant Shelman, followed by opening remarks by Superintendent Bill Crowder. Board Member Vicki Skarda recognized retiring teacher Lori Caviness with the presentation of a plaque.

Honor Graduates Logan Dulany, Elizabeth Foot, Cayden Glover, Grant Shelman, Whitney Strohl, and Hanna Walker read the “Looking Back” and class information.

Salutatorian Jenna Ronquest and Valedictorian Brayden Williams addressed the crowd, and the class song “I’ll Always Remember You” was played.

High School Principal Clint Williams assisted Crowder in handing out the special awards and recognitions to graduating seniors before Williams and School

Board President David Strohl presented the diplomas.

Brianna Thompson read the senior poem “We’ll Remember.” Class President Brayden Williams led the seniors in the turning of the tassels.

Ceremonial escorts for the day were juniors Reighan McAdoo, Kayla Gladish, Ethan Whitworth, and Kade Perry. Class sponsors are Jeff Cagle, Angie Cagle, and Terri Rollins.

Honor Graduates Cayden Glover, Grant Shelman, Whitney Strohl, and Hanna Walker join their classmates in the traditional “turning of the tassels.”

Salutatorian Jenna Ronquest

Valedictorian Brayden Williams

Wastewater system in disrepair DA council told W a s t e w a t e r Administrator Sue Ann Calhoun presented an updated report on the Des Arc wastewater system at the Des Arc City Council meeting held on Tuesday, May 15th. Present at the meeting were Mayor Jim Garth;Treasurer/Recorder Chrisana Knupp; and Council Members Jodie Mayher, Janice Huffstickler, Ray McVay and Welton Robinson.

Calhoun stated that the most critical need at the present time is to totally replace everything at the lift station on 6th and Gordon Streets. “This station also needs a bypass in case it breaks down,”

she said. A bypass will need to be built before any replacement work can begin.

Calhoun said that the next most critical need is erosion repair work at the lagoons.

“The last Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) inspection report I found was dated January 2016, which stated that erosion repairs needed to be made,” she said. In April of 2016 the city informed the ADEQ that an engineer was scheduled to begin work on the project, but there was no record of any work ever being done, according to Calhoun. If

these lagoons continue to erode without repairs and wash out or flow into each other, the ADEQ will deem it a major violation and fine the city daily until repairs are made.

The gravel roads between the lagoons are also washing into the ponds, and the levees are missing 20-30 feet of their surface, Calhoun reported. “The banks need clay soil to be rebuilt and the levees need new rip-rap,”

she said.

Calhoun also told the council that the other lift stations need bypasses, sewer pumps, control panels and vacuum pumps right away.

Mayor Garth stated that the city has received a grant to replace 2 pumps and are waiting for an engineer to begin the process when the money is received in June.

Garth told Calhoun to begin getting prices for everything needed for the

work.

Calhoun stated that the Arkansas Rural Water Association will smoke test the entire city's sewer lines for free, and she will schedule the tests as soon as possible.

Mayor Garth reported that bids had been opened for a new ambulance, and the lowest bid received was from Med-X. The bid for the ambulance including the automatic lift cot

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The Prairie County Sheriff’s office, aided by Monroe and Arkansas county officers are still searching for the Des Arc girl who disappeared in the White River. The Arkansas State Police are now listing the search, which has gone all the way past Clarendon, as a drowning.

Fishermen and boaters on the river are asked to keep an eye out for the body. If someone should find the child, they are asked not to move it but to secure it and immediately call the PC Sheriff’s Department at 870-256-4137.

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Matthew DeWayne Brown It is with great sadness that the family of Matthew DeWayne Brown, 27, of Austin, Arkansas announce his passing on May 17, 2018.

Matt was born on November 10, 1990 to Mike and Michelle Brown.

He spent most of his childhood raised on a farm in Des Arc, Arkansas. As a boy, Matt loved riding in a tractor with his dad and spending most of his time outdoors. Matt as a teen and young adult worked on a farm hand for several local farmers.

He enjoyed hunting, fishing, riding 4-wheelers, and motorcycles and spending time with family and his children.

Matthew will be forever remembered by his children, Anna Kaye, Danny Edward, step-sons, Austin and Johnny; his mother, Michelle Burnett Higgins; sister, Mandy Kay Brown, niece, Bryliegh; nephew, Braxton; grandmothers, Brenda Treadwell and Carol Beasley; great grandparents, Kenneth and Iona Botts; aunts, Mary Jane Smith, Amanda Treadwell Smith, Andrea Beard, Tina Allen, Sherri Burnett, and Yvonne Golden; uncles, Buddy Brown, Ronnie Brown, Joey Burnett, and Jessie Golden, and a bunch of loving cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Michael (Mike) Kelly Brown; grandparents, O.J. and Frances Brown and great-grandma, Bertha Dean. Matt Brown was a good ole country boy that will dearly be missed.

Funeral services wiere11:00 A.M., Saturday, May 19, 2018 at the Westbrook Funeral Home Chapel in Hazen.

Visitation was from 10:00 to 11:00 prior to the serv-

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ice. Burial was in the Walter’s Chapel Cemetery.

A fund for the family of Matthew Brown has been set up at Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen.

Juan Gonzalez Juan Gonzalez, 89, of Biscoe died Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at his home. He was born June 24, 1928 in Minneapolis, MN to Trinidad and Juana (Hernandes) Gonzalez.

Survivors include three daught e r s , Maria Pe t t y and husband, Eddie, L i s a Belikoff and husband, Danny, Eva Wilkens and husband, Chris, two sons, Reuben Gonzalez and wife, Claudia, Johnny Gonzalez and wife, Christina, 24 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, and 8 great great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Ramona (Martinez) Gonzalez, two sons, Armando Gonzalez, and Danny Gonzalez.

Visitation was 1:00 Friday, May 18 at First Assembly of God Church in Des Arc with funeral services immediately following at 2:00 P M. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery by Garth Funeral Home. Bro. J. R. Armstrong and Bro. Paul Fowler officiating.

Pallbearers are Christian Harrison, Matthew Tenison, Lucas Tenison, Marty Petty, Jr., Michael Gonzalez, David Gonzalez. www.garthfuneralhome.com

Robert Westley (Bubba) Partain Robert Westley (Bubba) Partain, 61, of Carlisle, was born March 30, 1957 and died May 13, 2 0 1 8 .

Robert l o v e d everyone he met a n d touched them in a very special way.

He will be missed dearly by his family and all that knew and loved him. Robert attended the Lonoke Exceptional School for over 40 years and had the privilege of being one of the first to attend.

Robert was preceded in death by his parents, Lia and Otis Partain; sister, Kay Partain Henley and

brother-in-law, Terry Henley. He is survived by a half-brother, Marion Partain (Edna) of Carlisle; nieces, Carolyn McCallie (Billy), and Maureen Boren of Carlisle, Crystal Purvis (Bobby) of Cabot and Tiffney Henley (Matt) of Stuttgart and one nephew, Tracey Henley (Sissie) of Stuttgart; six great nieces and nephews as well as numerous other family members and special friend Dale Cash.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Lonoke LEDC, Carlisle First Baptist Church or Arkansas Hospice. The family extends a special thank you to Chambers Nursing Home for all the love and care provided to Robert and the care he received through Arkansas Hospice.

Funeral services were held 11:00 A.M., Thursday, May 17, 2018 at the Carlisle First Baptist Church.

Visitation was from 10:00 to 11:00 A.M., prior to the service. Burial was in the Carlisle Cemetery.

Arrangements were by Westbrook Funeral Home of Hazen.

Margaret Elizabeth Booth Chedister Margaret Elizabeth Chedister, age 89, passed away May 10, 2018 in Northwest Florida.

Marge was born in Regina Saskatchewan, Canada on 7/21/28.

Following her marriage to Willard Chedister in 1948, they made t h e i r home in Hazen, A R .

Following Willard’s death in 2004, Marge settled in the Florida panhandle close to her kids.

Marge enjoyed her later years living independently at Bob Hope Village, riding her three wheel bike daily, knitting booties for all newborns at Eglin Air Force Base Hospital, and spending daily time with her kids.

Marge (Gammie) is survived by her son Robb (Trecia), daughter Barbara (Bobby), grandchildren Gabe, Brad, Mandy (Jason), Michael (Allison), Yomi (Debbie and baby Gabe) and great grandchildren Charlie, Henry, and Megan.

The family requests that any memorial donation be directed to St Jude Hospital in Memphis TN. A private family memorial gathering will occur at a later date.

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The group at the state GFWC convention. To celebrate the day of the Kentucky Derby, members wore hats typical of Derby Day.

Local club members attend 2018 GFWC Convention

By Chris Weems Dr. Diane Glaze, a retired Little Rock Educator, was installed as present of GFWC-AR Saturday night, May 5, at Wyndham Riverfront Hotel in North Little Rock. It was the 121st Convention of General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Arkansas.

Other officers for the 2018-2020 term are Vickie Davis, Van Buren, Secretary; Debbie Hall, Treasurer, Ft. Smith; and advisors, Judy Foot, Hazen, and Pat Kennedy, Harrison. Sullen Brazil, GFWC International Secretary, was the installing officer.

Friday’s sessions began with Diane Fowler, GFWC of AR president from Warren, presiding for state committees. The first was Budget and Finance, followed by the Executive Board meeting.

The preliminary sessions ended with the District and Club Presidents’ meeting.

After an informal Steak Supper followed by a Dessert Reception honoring the international Secretary, Suellen Brazil, and outgoing state president, Diane Folwer, the stage was set for the judging of art and photography entries and the presentations of Department winners in the Saturday morning session.

Elsie McCain Club, in the category of less than 5,000 population won third place in

place in Advocates for children and Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention and second place in Communication and Public Relations and in Leadership.

Mrs. Brazil, a past GFWC of Alabama has with Arkansas, one being that famed coach, Bear

CHris Weems an Advisor of the State Slate of officers this biennial and Judy was elected to the Advisory Board for the coming Biennial.

Debbie Keehli, a past state president, memorial chairman gave short biographies of the deceased club members this year:

Suellen Brazil, the guest speaker, is the past president of the Alabama GFWC and is presently the secretary of GFWC International.

Bryant was from Arkansas. Other things are problems with diminishing members in local clubs that might be helped by the emphasis on the programs that appeal to the age group in the club. She said, “It is not a local problem. It is pretty well throughout the country. Just don’t give up.”

District IV Eastern was represented by Judy Foot,

They are, Melvadean Friday, Susan King Skillen, a past GFWC of Arkansas president, Sherry Downum, Kimberly McCourt, Bobbie Ann Parham, Jan Vannoy, and Ann Queen.

Past state presidents who attended the convention are: Marianne Maynard, Stuttgart, Debbie Thomas, Van Buren, JeNelle Lipton, Warren, Mary Ann

Officers for 2018-2020 are (from left) Judy Foot, advoser; Debbie Hall, treasurer; Vickie Davis, secretary; Jane Jackson, Vice-president; Connie Cloinger, presidentelect; and Dr. Diana Glaze, president; with Suellen Brazil, the International GFWC Secretary, who installed the officers on Saturday night, May 5.

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Deadline for AR Century Farm Program May 31

Poll worker training...

Poll workers were trained in DeValls Bluff City Hall on Wednesday, May 9th. Approximately 40 workers attended the workshop which was led by Rita Dobson, Rick Dobson, and Harvey Joe Sanner. The group was preparing for the May 22nd primary.

Little Rock, Ark. – The Arkansas Agriculture Department (AAD) continues to accept applications for the 2018 Arkansas Century Farm program.

Arkansas Century Farm families have owned and farmed the same land for at least 100 years. Since the program began in 2012, 376 farms have been certified.

Online and printable applications are available, here.

Arkansas is home to over 43,500 farms, with more than 97% being family owned and operated.

“When families are strong, our communities are strong, and our state is strong,” Governor Hutchinson said to farm families at the 2017 Arkansas Century Farm

Inductee Ceremony at the State Capitol.

To qualify, Arkansas farms must meet the following criteria: · The same family must have owned the farm for 100 years by December 31, 2018. The line of ownership from the original settler or buyer may be through children, grandchildren, siblings, and nephews or nieces, including through marriage and adoption. · The farm must be at least 10 acres of the original land acquisition and make a financial contribution to the overall farm income.

There is no cost to apply for the Century Farm program, and any farm landowners may apply.

Find lists of previously

inducted Century Farm families, here.

Contact Mary Elizabeth Lea at 501-683-4851 or Maryelizabeth.Lea@aad.a r.gov with questions.

Applications must be postmarked on or before May 31, 2018 to be eligible for designation as a 2018 inductee farm.

The Arkansas Agriculture Department is dedicated to the development and implementation of policies and programs for Arkansas agriculture and forestry to keep its farmers and ranchers competitive in national and international markets while ensuring safe food, fiber, and forest products for the citizens of the state and nation. Learn more at www.aad.arkansas.gov.

Hazen City Council votes to open senior citizen center and hire school resource officer The Hazen City Council agreed to a proposal given by Buster Lackey from the Lonoke Council on Aging to make the city’s daycare building into a senior citizens’ center at their regular meeting held on April 19. Present at the meeting were Mayor David Duch, Acting Recorder Tracie Vail, and Council Members David Campbell, Tim Juola, Clevella Mosby, and Barbara Rogers.

Lackey’s organization is responsible for both Lonoke and Prairie Counties, and it is presently serving meals to 25 seniors in the Hazen area. The Council on Aging would staff the facility, provide transportation to area senior citizens, offer physical therapy, and provide meals. The city would be responsible for providing the building, paying all utilities, and making any needed repairs to the building. The city would also need to install a phone and provide internet and cable services to the building. The city would also need to purchase tables and chairs

and other furnishings as needed.

Lackey told the council that his organization currently has a van that can be shared with facilities in the other counties for now to take senior to doctor visits, shopping, and general activities in other towns. His organization plans to apply for a grant to purchase another van. He presented a sample meal plan.

He would be hiring two or three employees, one of which would be a senior citizen, and said that the facility could be open as many days and hours as needed.

Mayor David Duch told Lackey that the city would also like to be able to rent the center to the public on weekends when the community center was booked. Lackey said that other centers have subh agreements that split the rent taken in to cover the costs of running the centers.

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Hazen Superintendent of Schools Bill Crowder spoke to the council members about the need for a School Resource

Officer (SRO) in the district. Crowder said that he felt the presence of a police officer would deter bad activities and give the parents and faculty of the schools peace of mind. Police Chief Taylor stated that he had been in contact with the Prairie County Quorum court, and that the county has agreed to pay one third of the resource officer’s salary, with the school paying one third and the City of Hazen paying one third. He said that the city would also provide a vehicle and fuel for the SRO. Taylor said that he expected no out of town travel for the officer.

The estimated cost for the SRO would be $4,140.42 with the city being responsible for $15,380.14 of the salary, which include medical benefits and retirement.

The salary is based on $15 per hour, but Hazen officers are paid $16 per hour. To make up the difference, the officer would receive a Christmas bonus that the city would have to pay. During the summer months, the officer would work for the

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city. Hours for the SRO would run from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. starting in June, so that the officer can attend special SRO training. Taylor will be the the SRO’s immediate supervisor.

After discussion, the council voted to approve the suggestion and enter into an agreement with the county and school to hire a School Resource Officer for the 2018-19 school year.

In other business, Taylor told the members that the computers connecting the Hazen police vehicles to the Arkansas Crime Information Center (ACIC) had been installed but could not be used until the officers have undergone training on them and are licensed by the ACIC in June.

The ACIC is the state agency responsible for providing information technology services to law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies in Arkansas.

According to the ACIC, this state system is interfaced with the FBI National Crime Information Center, as well as similar systems

in the other 49 states.

April Highfill, the City Librarian, informed the council members of the library’s upcoming summer reading program.

Tracie Vail announced that the annual Mammoth Pond Fishing Derby had been scheduled for Saturday, June 23.

During the mayor’s report, Duch said that the accessories for the new brush truck would cost the city between $5000 and $6000. He also recommended that the council refrain from taking any acting at the present time on the rental balance owed by Elizabeth Curlett on the daycare center. He also told the council that City Attorney Randy Gammill advised against taking any action on getting the burned-out Shell Super Stop, owned by David Zakraewkski, condemned because there is is still an active lawsuit on the property in Prairie County. Zakraewkski’s attorney said that he would contact the city in six months to give an update on the lawsuit, Duch said.

Duch also reported that the new Love’s sign had been installed and that the old Stalling’s home was being demolished.

The Love’s Truck Stop will have three restaurants including a Subway, Chester’s Fried Chicken, and a Godfather’s Pizza. The three acres owned by the city next to the Super 8 Motel was appraised for $105,000 Duch said, and some interest had been shown in purchasing the property, but after discussion, the Council decided against selling the property at this time.

At the end of the meeting, Councilman Campbell asked the mayor to contact Butch Calhoun about helping the city get the turnaround at mile marker 187 on Interstate 40 repaired. Campbell said that the turnaround is at an angle, making it difficult for fire trucks to turn around on the interstate. Chief Taylor also asked the mayor to contact the State Highway Department about installing a turnaround at mile marker 191 as well.

4-H H summer Day Camps schedules announced The theme for 2018 county day camps is Mad Scientist. Youth will spend the day engaging in hands on experiments: rocketry, circuits, coding, chemical reactions, engineering and more! There's

no cost to attend and lunch will be provided.

Both events will be held at the Prairie County Fairgrounds in Hazen.

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Delinquent Tax List Prairie County Lands to be Forfeited to State of Arkansas THE REAL ESTATE TAX BOOKS OF PRAIRIE COUNTY REFLECT THE FOLLOWING LIST OF REAL PROPERTY TO BE DELINQUENT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2015-16. LAST DAY TO PAY WILL BE MONDAY, JUNE 4, 2018. CALL THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE AT 870-256-4764 FOR THE CORRECT AMOUNT DUE. Parcel

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Page 5 - The Grand Prairie Herald - Wednesday, May 23, 2018

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Tim VanHouten Kitchen and Bath

I have a lot of limbs that I have stacked in piles free to anyone that would want them. Great to start a wood fire with this winter.

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Page 6 - The Grand Prairie Herald - Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Hazen Elementary hold annual Field Day to end the year

The City of Hazen and the Lonoke County Council on Aging announce the

Grand Opening of the Hazen Senior Health and Wellness Center 607 McDonald St. in Hazen

12:00 (Noon) – 1:00 PM Friday June 1, 2018

Free Grand Opening Lunch Doors Open at 11:00 – 3:00PM

Tour the Facility Win Door Prizes Meet the Staff and learn more about the programs For more information call 501-676-6971

Prairie County Extension Service hosts fishing derby Prairie County Cooperative Extension Service will be hosting a 4-H Wildlife Conservation Day and Fishing Derby on Friday June 1, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This event will be housed at the Wattensas Retriever Trial Pond and Club House. It is opened to all youth ages

5-19 years old.

Participants in this event will learn about Archery, ATV Safety, Hunter’s Safety, and Native Animals and their habitat.

Following these activities lunch will be served and the fishing derby will begin. Adults are encouraged to attend with your child.

Children will need to bring fishing pole, tackle, and bait. Prizes will be awarded for various categories at the fishing derby along with door prizes. Participants are encouraged to register for this event at https://conta.cc/2vtfSnJ or contact our office at 870.998.2614.

Des Arc council (cont. from p. 1) _________ and automatic cot roller was $138,279.

Ambulance Director Christy Bell recommend-

ed the city accept this bid.

A motion was approved to purchase the ambulance from Med-X. The funds needed to purchase the ambulance will be taken from a CD, the city’s savings account, and the sales tax fund.

In other business Mayor Garth reported that he had spoken to City Attorney Randy Gammill concerning the mobile home located at 309 14th St. owned by Gail King.

Sandy Horton owns the mobile home on the property.

Garth said that Gammill's recommendation is to leave the property as is stating it is a non-conforming use of property.

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