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FA I R F I E L D
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 2016
B AY N E W S
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CLASSIFIEDS
WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECK OR MAJOR CREDIT CARDS
GARAGE & YARD SALES
“ENORMOUS” GARAGE SALE…
14085 Hwy 16 E., Fairfield Bay (Swenson
Horse Stables), July 7, 8 & 9 from 8 am –
5 pm. Furniture, all size clothing, toys,
books, seasonal decorations, dishes, etc
and more…and men’s stuff too! 7/6
Moving--Yard Sale-- 106 Stafford
Ct. Fairfield Bay, Ar. Saturday, July 9,
2016. Assortment of tools, 2 sets golf
clubs, Dining Table with 6 chairs, wine
cabinet, Wall Unit, assortment of small
kitchen appliances, table linens, lawn
equipment,Quilt and King Size Comforter, fan and lamps and number of miscellaneous items. Our hors will be 9-5. 7/6
TREASURES FOR SALE
GOOD AS NEW VARIETY SHOP…New
jewelry display. A true variety shop, including furniture. men’s clothing, women’s
clothing, and children’s clothing. Located
next to Carter Hardware in the Quail Creek
Shopping Center on Highway 16. 723-8400.
Now open Monday – Saturday for your convenience. Hours M-F are 9-4; Saturday, 9-2.
DM 7/31
FAIRFIELD BAY,
RENT TO OWN,
1 MO. FREE
W/DEPOSIT
FOR SALE BY
OWNER
NO CREDIT
CHECK!
#45 Shadow Ridge
Villa
3 bath, 2 bedroom
fireplace.
$3,000 down
(Negotialble)
$580. monthly
Call Charles870-793-3885
Cell# 870-307-3885
(Covington Properties, Inc. is an equal
opportunity
provider)
TFN
SPECIAL OFFER
SPECIAL
GOV’T
PROGRAM...for
manufactured homes
for landowners of
family land. $2,000
free furniture package w/purchase of a
new home. Easy
terms, apply by phone
or set up an appointment. Call 870-9351712. Clayton Homes
#818 TFN
HARD WORKING Christian wants to thank
Fairfield Bay again. Since March 2 over 200
hours in yardwork and now accepting more
yards to push mow, weed eat, blow from $25.
Also 95 hours in painting and pressure cleaning. Now pressure cleaning from $37.50. Over
25 satisfied customers. Call Marc at 652-1905
or 884.4808. ML-7/13
L.O.I.S. Legal, Office, Insurance Services.
Providing affordable rates for individuals
and/ or business owners. Paralegal services,
general office services, filing and handling insurance claims, final expense sales. Also offering bookkeeping services. House calls offered.
Call 501-253-6537. Lois Y. Randel, CPCU. LR7/27
NOW MOVING FURNITURE...Liberty Yard
& Tree And So Much More is now adding furniture moving as far as Conway. One (1) piece
or a truck or trailer load. I thank you for I have
been blessed for years in the Bay. I am proud
to announce that with my yard work and dedication to the Bay, I have been able to save and
get two bucket trucks; a 35-foot, 1-ton for
smaller areas and a 65-foot for bigger trees.
Thank You. Marc 501-652-1905 or 884.4808.
When leaving a message please speak your
name and phone number slowly and clearly so
I can return your call. ML-7/13
LIBERTY YARD & TREE is offering a
spring special yard tune up. Four (4) hours for
$112. Weed eating, mowing, leaf removal
from gutters, blow off roof, elevate tree to 18
feet, trim bushes. Will haul debris away in 16’
trailer with 4’ sides - a minimal leaf removal
from yard. Very new, state-of-the-art equipment. Fast, efficient, professional service. 125
very satisfied customers out of 130. Call Marc
at 501/652-1905 or 884.4808. When leaving a
message please speak your name and phone
number slowly and clearly so I can return your
call.ML-7/13
HOME FOR SALE
LAKE FRONT HOME...for sale by owner at
reduced price. This home has been well taken
care of and in excellent condition, fully furnished with appliances. 2BR/2BA, fireplace,
large garage, screened in porch, new stone
steps to dock, half interest in a four stall dock,
24’ Sanpan pontoon w/115 HP motor. To tour
property call Dan at 501.253.2875 DC - 7/13
"We the people
are the rightful
masters of both
Congress and
the courts, not
to overthrow the
Constitution, but
to overthrow the
men who
pervert the
Constitution."
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CONDO FOR
SALE
SERVICES OFFERED
~ Abraham
Lincoln ~
What’s The Name?
This article by
Ray Schooler who
writes
for
the
Ozarks
Mountaineer was published
in
the
Arkansas Democrat
Sunday Magazine
on February 18,
1962. He ponders
the problem of what
to call people who
live in the Ozark
Mountains.
Our great region
is variously spoken
of by such names as
the Ozark Mountains, the Ozark
Hills, the Ozark
Dome, the Ozark
Plateau, and the
Ozark Uplift. This
provides a pleasant
variety and makes
for no particular
confusion.
There is general
agreement that the
simplest and by far
the most common
usage is just “the
Ozarks.”
Agreement ceases, however, and confusion
reigns when the
question arises as to
what to call the people. If you live in
the Ozarks, are you
an Ozarker? Or are
you an Ozarkian?
Perhaps you are an
Ozarkie. If you are
not sure what you
are, try on some of
the following for
size:
Ozarker,
Ozarkier, Ozarkeer,
Ozarkian
and
Ozarkite. Now try
them again retaining an “s.” This
gives us: Ozarkser,
Ozarksier, Ozark-
seer,
Ozarksan,
Ozarksian
and
Ozarksite.
You can see what
effects are possible
by varying the
stress on different
syllables. You can
also invent your
own variants. It
has all the makings
of a grand parlor
game.
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