Baxter Bulletin du lieu suivant : Mountain Home, Arkansas • 9

Friday, August 17, 1990 THE BAXTER BULLETIN, Mountain Home, Ark. Page 9 THUS? 1 ItORriv Sober Boating is Safe Boating QUALITY LUMBER iw.if (big)) V-4 f'T Hwy. 62 Northeast Mountain Home (next to Alco) Engaged? New Parent? Moved? Ca 424-2381 or 425-8403 My WELCOME WAGON basket is loaded with useful gifts, information and cards you can redeem for more gifts at local businesses who'd like to say "Hi." My call is a friendly visit to help you with tips for all your needs. '7', -1 1 1 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Sale Every Friday Night 6:00 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17th 1208 South Main Mtn.

Home, AR Estate Lot of Furniture collectibles 24" Pre-finished Vanities ea. 79.95 24" Unfinished Vanities ea. 68.80 36" Pre-finished Vanities ea. 107.06 42" Pre-finished Vanities ea. 113.00 Used Railroad Ties ea.

4.95 Liquid Nail ea. .99 180' Duct Tape ea. 2.99 Dap Latex Caulk with Silicone (White) 1.39 Tylo Kwikset Entry Lock US3 ea. 7.49 Cajun Wasp Hornet Killer ea. 3.99 1x2 Furring Strips ea.

.69 4x8 14 0SB ea. 4.09 4x8 716 OSB ea. 5.99 4x8 34 AC Ext. Plywood ea: 1 9.95 4x8 34 Red Oak Plywood ea. 34.95 4x8 2 Masonite Brand Sdg ea.

10.95 4x8 18 Peg Board ea. 6.99 4x4 38 OSB ea. 1.99 VA 26492 7 Saw Blades ea. 1.39 1170 Lawn Sprinkler ea. 7.95 For all your hardware, lumber building supplies, shop Tbe Big your trust worthy hardware store.

HOURS: Sat. Sun. SALE ENDS SUNDAY, AUCUST 19 Bulletin Photo by Mary Armstrong Tall brass kerosene lamp 12 Old antique radios 2 Boxes of glass lamp globes Roseville long vase Old doll high chair Approx. 35 old dolls Alexander black baby (pussy cat) Several boxes of collectibles 4 Pc. solid oak bedroom suite Secretary desk with claw feet, 1820 French Empire Old dining table Library table 21 cu.

ft. upright deep freeze, like new, Kenmore Old wing back chair 2 Aladdin kerosene lamps Garden delight Wayne and Rhonda Fletcher ol eastern Baxter County were somewhat surprised and delighted to discover that a seed described in a catalog as a giant cantaloupe would produce this 17 -pound melon. They had hoped to be able to enter It In the Baxter County Fair, but since ripened a little bit too early they were more anxious to cut Into It. Pictured with the cantaloupe are the couple's two boys, 4-year-old Chad (left) and Chris, 2. household Kerns This will be a large auction with many items too numerous to mention.

Plan now to attend. Walker's Auction Service 1208 South Main St. Mountain Home, AR 425-3636 Household, Farm Estate Auctions Consignment Auction Every Friday Night Horse Auction 1st 3rd Saturday of each Month Car Auction 2nd 4th Tuesday of each Month Col. Tommie Walker Col. Timmv Walker Col.

Tommie Walker, Jr. 488-5353 425-7403 488-5237 Licans 1339 License 1340 License 1338 Man linked to teens' deaths pleads guilty to drug charges 4x8 12 CD Plywood EA. when It's Lumber Call Our Number 425-9454 BIG QUALITY LUMBER 2 I Hwy. 62 East Next to ALCO Mountain Home youths had gone to James Callaway's house in Benton "to steal a bunch of cocaine." She said Criswell claimed that one youth was stabbed and the other was beaten and that they were unconscious when their bodies were placed on the railroad tracks. The deaths of Ives and Henry were ruled accidental by Dr.

Fah-my Malak, state medical examiner, but a Saline County grand jury said the deaths were homicide, based in part on the testimony of an out-of-state pathologist. Dr. Joe Burton of Atlanta, who examined the exhumed bodies, said the two were killed and their bodies placed on the tracks. Callaway was convicted by a federal jury last month on a charge of providing a weapon for use in an armea robbery and awaits sentencing. He is charged with drug violations in state court LITTLE ROCK(AP) A Little Rock man linked by sworn testimony to the 1987 deaths of two Bryant teen-aers pleaded guilty Wednesday to two drug charges.

Paul William Criswell, 25, admitted possessing about six grams of cocaine for distribution and using firearms during drug transactions. U.S. District Court Judge Elsijane T. Roy will sentence Criswell after a presentenc-ing report is completed by the probation office. He faces up to 20 years on the drug count and a mandatory five years on the weapons count, which must be consecutive to any sentence imposed on the other charge.

Criswell has been in custody without bail since June, partly because of testimony by his former girlfriend, Kathy Brightop. She said during a May 25 hearing for Criswell that Criswell told her that Kevin Ives and Don Hen jyJj -A ry were killed when caught tryin to steal drugs and that he an in Benton. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert J. Govar told Mrs.

Roy on Wednesday that state police and narcotics officers with the Little Rock Police Department obtained a search warrant March 8 and searched Criswell's house, where they found the cocaine and the guns. They were working on anonymous tips obtained on a drug hot line. three other men carried their bodies to some railroad tracks near Alexander. The bodies of Ives, 17, and Henry, 16, were found side-by-side on the railroad tracks after they were struck by a Union Pacific train on Aug. 23, 1987.

According to Ms. Brightop's testimony, Criswell told her the Do you need your high school diploma? Call 425-7974 and find out how to get yours. yl "To me, Mountain Home is the most attractive town in Arkansas to live and practice. As a father and husband, I if 'V 4 was drawn here by the excellent school system, smaller "To me, Mountain Home is the most attractive town in Arkansas to live and practice. As a father and husband, I was drawn here by the excellent school system, smaller 1 size of the community and low crime rate.

As a physician, I sought a progressive, stable medical community I believe Mountain Home is unsurpassed in this area. And, of course, the beautiful terrain and numerous recreational activities are a pleasant bonus." Lance R. Lincoln, M.D. Family Pllll! A life BAA JhIA At tnricnmeni Seminar Arkansas Tech University, Russellville, AR, Biology, BS 1983 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR, Doctor of Medicine Degree 1987 Intenal Medicine, Internship at UAMS 1987-1988, Department of Medicine, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Internal Medicine at UAMS 1988-1990, Department of Medicine, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Undergraduate: Medical School: Internship: Residency: Appointments Positions Organizations: Teacher: Dennis Maley Begins August 19th, 9:45 A.M. Family Enrichment The effect of words in a family.

Developing a solution-oriented relationship in communication. Going into marriage with unfinished business from childhood. How the emotion of love develops, dies and can be renewed. Family bonding and how to keep it. Basic principles of child discipline.

How differences make a better marriage. Issues in emotional intimacy and how best to develop it. Foundation of a marriage: mutual trust and respect. American Medical Association Arkansas Medical Society Christian Medical Society Alpha Omega Alpha American College of Physicians Barton Scholarship and McGuire Scholarship at UAMS Internal Medicine Burnett Croom Clinic, 444 Hospital Drive, 425-3030 Honors: Specialty: Office Address Office Phone: Making our homes islands of safety. Twin Lakes Baptist Church AdministrationEducation Bldg.

(across from Meek's Lumber) Baxter County Regional Hospital 624 Hospital Drive Mountain Home, Arkansas "improving the Quality of Life Since 1963".