Baxter Bulletin from Mountain Home, Arkansas • 2

2A THE BAXTER BULLETIN, Mountain Home, Ark. Tuesday, July 2, 2002 Hall retires from Y-S after 30 years By ANN WORSTER Bulletin Correspondent YELLVILLE Carol Hall officially retired Sunday, ending her 30-year career with the Yellville-Summit School District. School Board members Bryan Jefferson, Janie Pugsley, Richard Grissum, Tad Ott and Steve Copeland presented Hall with a plaque of appreciation that read "In recognition of thirty years of dedicated service to the Yellville-Summit School District on behalf of the students, faculty, administration and patrons of the Y-S schools. We thank you and wish you a happy; retirement." Hall received the plaque at the annual end-of-the-year recognition program held in late May. Hall said she was "shocked and speechless" when Y-S staff held a surprise retirement party at 178 Club i in Bull Shoals May 16.

She said she received a beautiful clock-jewelry box and many cards from the staff. She said family and friends went to great lengths to ensure the party was a surprise. Hall said she began her career with Y-S as a teacher's at the elementary school in 1972. She said the superintendent at that time was Don Page, and Nellie Keeter was serving her last Carol Hall's 30-year career District officially ended Sunday. May for her service by school who's last day with the district Board member Bryan Jefferson.

year as elementary principal. Hall said she spent 10 years in the elementary school before assuming the duties of district treasurer in 1982. She said she has served with four superintendents during the last 20 years: Fred Dawson, Jerry Don Cunningham, John Dwyer and Tommy Tyler. Tyler's last day with the district also was June 30. He resigned recently and will assume the duties of assistant superintendent at Monticello Photo Submitted with the Yellville-Summit School She was awarded a plaque in Superintendent Tommy Tyler (left), also was Sunday, and School Photo Submitted July 1.

Prior to retirement, Hall said she requested and was thankful someone was hired before her official last day "so I could help through the transition." Janice Barrett was hired to fill the district treasurer's position. "I worked with a lot of good people in a good school system, and I had a lot of help along the way. It is important to like what you do," Hall said. Hall said her history with Y- School District goes back further than 30 years. Her father, Harold Doshier, graduated in 1932.

Hall, her husband, Garry, and their daughter, Lorna Goodwin and her husband, Danny, also graduated from Yellville-Summit. She said, "My grandchildren attend there now." For the past 12 years, Hall has been a member of the local, state and national organizations of Educational Office Professionals and has served as an officer in the local and state organizations. She received certification by the Arkansas Association of School Business Officials and was chosen 1996 Outstanding Office Professional of the Year by the state association. That led to her nomination for that designation in the national organization. "I was proud to be chosen at the state level and honored to be nominated in the national organization," Hall said.

Hall said she is "looking at retirement as a positive change," and is looking forward to having more time to spend with her mother and grandchildren. She said she also will have more time for "things at home" and her participation in the community choir. "I will be as busy as I want to be," Hall said. First Wal-Mart store turns 40 today ROGERS (AP) Wal-Mart parcel nearby. Civic Stores Inc.

makes note of its to mark the spot of the beginnings today when it store with a plaque as marks the 40th anniversary of day of festivities. the opening of its first store. The company was The store opened on July 2, by Sam Walton, who 1962, at the northeast corner of 1992. A number of Eighth and Walnut streets, are to be on hand at the employing 25 people. Ben- store, including singer tonville-based Wal-Mart, Fairchild and actor which grew to become the Williams.

world's largest company, now "This is the one that has 1.3 million workers. The it for all of us," store later moved to a larger spokeswoman Sharon Thaddeus A. 'Ted' Anders Thaddeus A. "Ted" Anders died at home Sun- day, June 30, 2002. He was born to Zofia (Podbereski) and Henryk Andrzejewski at Aukstdvaris, Lithuania, on May 15, 1921.

He served with the British underground during World War II and was very proud to be an American. He loved and appreciated his country. He married Pat Shea in 1981 in St. Augustine, and moved to Mountain Home in 1989. Survivors are his wife, Pat of the home; one sister, Sofia Henrietta Jazwinski and husband, Thaddeus A.

"Ted" Anders Albert, of New Port Richey, and his children, Mike Grant Anders of New Orleans, Sandy Massengale of Harrison and Douglas Anders of leaves six grandchildren, Mandy Marshall, Courtney Massengale, Chase Anders, Grant Anders, Reese Anders and Gracie Survivors also include four stepsons, Peter Shea III and wife, Mary Anne, Michael Shea and wife, Christine, Andrew Shea and wife, Wendy and Shaun Shea; and 12 stepgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. The family asked friends and neighbors to gather from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday at his home to remember Ted's life. Arrangements are by Roller Funeral Home.

Donald Ehrig, 68 Arrangements for Donald Ehrig, 68, of Mountain Home are pending at Kirby-Boaz Funeral Home. Mr. Ehrig died Monday, Fred O. Peterson, 75 STUTTGART A funeral for Fred O. Peterson, 75, of Stuttgart will be 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Turpin Funeral Home Chapel. Mr. Peterson died Saturday, June 29, 2002. Local survivors include one of two sons, Edward Earl Peterson. Merle D.

Kneisly, 77 A memorial service for Merle D. (Nick) Kneisly, 77, of Mountain Home will be 10 a.m. today at Fellowship Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mr. Kneisly died Saturday, June 29, 2002.

said. Weber said store workers a current and former will be noted as part of today's ceremonies. Joyce Pendagraff is the in longest-serving worker at the Rogers store, having worked for Wal-Mart for 37 years. Her sister, Loretta Hargrove, has also worked for the same store for 25 years. "Part of the activities on today will be a reunion of past and current associates," Weber OBITUARIES said.

The company grew rapidly. In 1967, Wal-Mart earned $12.6 million among 24 stores. The next year, Wal-Mart opened its first stores outside of Arkansas in Claremore, and Sikeston, Mo. In 1979, sales reached $1 billion. Wal-Mart has stores in all 50 states, and is the largest retailer in Canada and Mexico.

Fairchild is to give an evening concert. Local survivors include his wife, Martha. Arrangements are by Roller Funeral Home. Ardith Edell Neal, A service for Ardith Edell Neal, vate. Mrs.

Neal died Saturday, June Local survivors include a son, Arrangements are by Roller 81 81, of Mountain Home will be pri29, 2002. Russell Dewey. Funeral Home. Frank McCann, 83 A funeral for Frank McCann, 83, of Mountain Home will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

Visitation will be from noon-9 p.m. today at Roller Funeral Home. Mr. McCann died Saturday, June 29, 2002. Local survivors include his wife, Laverne.

Lillian Jean Applequist, 69 A funeral service for Lillian Jean will be 11 a.m. today at Healy Funeral Applequist died, Thursday, June 27, Local survivors are her husband, Arrangements are by Kirby-Boaz Steve McQueen YELLVILLE There will be no 65, of Flippin. Mr. McQueen Local survivors include his Amber. Applequist, 69, of Mountain Home Home Chapel in Aurora, Ill.

Mrs. 2002. Robert Applequist. Funeral Directors. 65 local service for Steve McQueen died Wednesday, June 26, 2002.

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