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Miss and
Teen Ozark Highlands
Set for February
19, 2005
The 9th
annual Miss Ozark Highlands scholarship pageant is
scheduled for February 19, 2005 at the Clarksville
High School Auditorium in Clarksville. The Miss
Ozark Highlands area of eligibility includes
Johnson, Franklin, Logan, Newton, Pope, Yell,
Boone, Crawford and Conway counties.
The Miss
pageant is open to single young women who are
citizens of the United States and are residents of,
are employed full-time, or are a full-time student
in the eligible counties for a period of six months
or longer preceding the date of the pageant.
The
contestant must be at least 17 years of age on the
date of the pageant but not older than 24 years by
September 30. They will be judged in private
interview, talent, swimsuit, evening wear and
on-stage interview.
The pageant
offers the opportunity to compete for scholarships
offered by the University of the Ozarks, the
University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, cash
scholarships to the college or university of her
choice, wardrobe and gifts.
The Miss
pageant is a preliminary to the Miss Arkansas
pageant held in Hot Springs each June. The Miss
America Pageant system forms the largest
scholarship foundation in the world, offering
opportunities for young women to further their
education.
The Teen
pageant will include young ladies ages 13 – 17
by the local pageant date and does not meet the
eligibility criteria through age, education or
residence to compete in the Miss preliminary.
Phases of competition are interview, swimsuit,
evening wear, talent and on-stage interview. This
will be the first year as an official teen
preliminary to the Miss Teen Arkansas pageant held
in Hot Springs in July.
For entry
forms or more information: mail to P. O. Box 288,
Clarksville, Arkansas 72830. For Miss contacts
email: mscarolann@centurytel.net or call, Tammy
Warren 479-754-8067 evenings, 479-979-6207 daytime;
or Carol Martin 479-754-2988. For teen contacts,
call Joanna Bartlett 479-754-3340 evenings,
479-754-9414 daytime, or Jane Houston 479-754-8124
or 479-979-8992.
Musical Production of the Carter
Family Scheduled at the Ozarks
The University of the Ozarks will present the
musical production of "Keep on the Sunny Side
The Songs of the Carter Family" at 2pm, Sunday,
January 16, in the Walton Fine Arts Center on
the Clarksville campus.
The event is part of the university's 2004-2005
Walton Arts and Ideas Series. Tickets are $10
each and can be purchased by calling 479-979-
1346.
Presented by the Barter Theatre of Virginia, the
production tells the story of the Carter Family--
Alvin Carter, his wife Sara and their sister-in-
law maybelle CArter. The shy gosphel trio would
become the most influentail group in country
music history. From their landmark first
recording session in Brstol, Tenn., in 1927, to
their signings with Victor, ARC and Decca
records, through the Great Depression, and their
final retirement in 1952, "Keep the Sunny Side"
brings to liffe the drama, music, laughter, and
love of the first family of country music. They
would record more than 250 songs, leaving a
body of work that helped shape modern country
music.
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U of O
January Basketball
Home Games
Women/Men
6th McMurray Univ. 5:30 7:30
Sponsor-Sara Lee
8th Hardin-Simmons 1:00 3:00
Sponsor-Regions Bank
10th Austin College 5:30 7:30
Sponsor-Simmons Bank
13th UT-Dallas 5:30 7:30
Sponsor-First Security Bank
15th UT-Tyler 1:00 3:00
Sponsor-Bank of the Ozarks
Free
tickets are available at sponsor locations. All are
encouraed to attend and show their support of our U
of O teams.
Have
a Safe and Happy New Year
Chamber
News
All committee meetings will be
scheduled after the first of the
year, we will contact all
comittee members with dates
and times.
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2004
Executive
Committee
Matt
Wylie - President
Freeman Wish - 1st Vice President
Darrell Williams - 2nd Vice President
Janice Joyce - Sec/Treasurer
Lee White - Immediate Past Pres.
Government/Schools
Judge
Mike Jacobs - Johnson County
Mayor Billy Helms - Clarksville
Mayor Glenda Caldwell - Knoxville
Beverly Wagner - Lamar
Mayor Deborah Marvel - Coal Hill
Dr. Rick Niece - Schools
Board
of Directors
Chris
Allen - Sara Lee Hosiery
Edward Anderson - Individual
Dorinda Edmisten-Ozark Rape Crisis Center
Mark Estelle - Wal-mart DC 6082
Steve Fisher-AR River Valley Dentistry
Van Hill - Individual
Robbie Jackson - East Mt. Zion Trinity Baptist
Betty Killough - Tyson Foods, Inc.
Sondra McKelvey - Individual
Jim Pat Mills - Mills Oil Company
Robbi Mooney - Mid South Roller
Jackie Nowotny - First Security Bank
Max Slaughter - Johnson Chevrolet
Steven Sosebee - Simmons First Bank
Harve Taylor - Individual
Denton Tumbleson - Simmons First Bank
Doug Wharton - C21 Commercial Real Estate
Darrell Williams - U of O
Freeman Wish - Mazzio's
Pizza
Executive
Director
Vicki
Lyons
New
& Renewing Members
*Arthur Dereckson
*Center for English Language Education
Hardwicke Funeral Home
Salus Free Holiness Church
Baldor Electric
Sonic
Clarksville Insurance Agency
Janice Hampton
East Mount Zion Baptist Church
Bean Furniture
Raymond Fry
Woodard's Carpet & Design
Opal Cox
Don Pennington
Sharum Insurance Agency
Clarksville Medical Group
Sexton's Furniture & Appliance
First Baptist Church of Clarksville
Family Practice Associates
Roller Cox Funeral Home
J C Farmer's Association
Catherine Haigwood
Ozark Rape Crisis Center
Johnson Regional Medical Center
Exxon Tiger Mart
Downey Publishing
Curran's Abstract
McDonalds
Clarksville Sign Works
University of the Ozarks
Clarksville-Johnson County
Chamber of Commerce
101 North Johnson Street
Clarksville, Arkansas 72830
Phone 479-754-2340
Email: cjccofc@cswnet.com
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