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JAN. 29, 2017 JASPER, ALABAMA — SUNDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM $1.50 2017 MISS WALKER COUNTY PAGEANT BRIEFS Holloway crowned 2017 Miss Walker County

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By NICOLE SMITH Daily Mountain Eagle Daily Mountain Eagle - Dale Short Search still on Mary Katherine Hol- loway has been crowned Camp McDowell executive director Mark for suspect in the new Miss Walker Johnston stands on one of the facility's sus- bank robbery County for 2017. Holloway, 22, is a native pension bridges. The Walker of Hamilton, who placed County Sheriff’s Of- as second runner-up in fice is continuing its last year’s Miss Walker County pageant. She search for a sus- graduated from Hamilton AT pect in last week’s High School, earned an robbery at the Curry associate’s degree in lib- branch of First Bank eral arts from Bevill State Community College and of Jasper. received a bachelor’s de- CAMP The suspect is a gree in elementary educa- white male who was tion from the University Nauvoo facility reintroduces driving a newer of North Alabama. She is the daughter of residents to nature, tradition model Hyundai Gena and Marlon Hol- Sante Fe. loway, and is currently in By DALE SHORT Anyone with infor- her first year of pursuing Daily Mountain Eagle mation about the a master’s degree in spe- cial education from the suspect is asked to University of North Ala- ark Johnston still remembers the first call the Walker bama. M time he saw Camp McDowell. A high County Sheriff’s Of- Holloway’s platform is school friend invited him to a summer camp in fice at (205) 302- The R-Word: Spread the its oasis of woods and streams in Nauvoo, at Word to End the Word, the edge of Winston County, and he immedi- 6464. which encourages people ately loved the to change the language place. City council to they use when referring And the Camp “What I remem- to someone with an intel- would later return meet Tuesday lectual disability. Hol- the favor — John- ber more than the The Jasper City loway says her brother, ston recently cele- Camp, that first Grant, is one of the people Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris brated his 26th Council will hold a who have inspired her the year as its execu- time, is the peo- special called meet- most along her journey to Mary Katherine Holloway, 22, of Hamilton, was named tive director. ple. I was so ing Tuesday at 10 being crowned Miss the 2017 Miss W alker County Saturday night. 2016 “What I remem- young I couldn’t a.m. in the council Miss Walker County Ashlyn Winkler crowned her suc- ber more than the See HOLLOWAY, A8 cessor to close out this year’s scholarship pageant. Camp, that first figure out why it chambers on the time, is the people,” second floor at City Johnston says. “I was so empower- Hall in downtown 2017 MISS WALKER COUNTY was so young I ing and freeing for Jasper. couldn’t figure out me. The first per- OUTSTANDING TEEN PAGEANT why it was so em- The meeting is powering and free- son I met is still open to the public. ing for me. The first person I met is one of my best still one of my best friends.” O’Rear wins friends. When DEATHS you’re off some- - Mark Johnston, where like that, executive director of Mary Denise “Neice” Gurley Outstanding separated from Swindle, 59, Cordova everything else, Camp McDowell Kimberly Renae Prescott you build a whole Nichols, 46, Nauvoo Teen crown new family here. Dexter Byron Sampieri, 93, And I was part of the family. In a most pro- Madison For more photos from the found way, I began to discover who God was Miss Walker County Oustanding Teen Full obituaries / A2 calling me to be.” Pageant, see A4 of today’s Eagle Since that first visit, the family has grown to include some 50 full-time staff members and By NICOLE SMITH WEATHER Daily Mountain Eagle See JOHNSTON, A8

High Low Lorin O’Rear was crowned 2017 Miss Walker County Outstanding INSIDE 53 33 Teen on Saturday. Six contestants participated in the pageant at Bevill State Community College’s Rowland Hall. INDEX O’Rear is a student at Walker/ Jasper High School and is the daugh- Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris Classifieds...... B6 ter of Griff O’Rear and Melissa Dear Abby...... B4 O’Rear. Lorin O’Rear was crowned the 2017 Miss Horoscope...... B4 “I wasn’t expecting to win my first Walker Outstanding Teen Saturday after- Lifestyles...... B1 noon. O’Rear is a student at W alker High See O’REAR, A8 Opinion...... A6 School in Jasper. Sports...... A9

Two sections, 20 pages SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD Check Fashion police: Cops out our New pastor on the job at Sumiton church ease rules on tattoos, Facebook page at turbans and beards Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle By LEA RIZZO Altough the Masseys only This wasn’t the first time NEW YORK (AP) — The Joe Friday Daily Mountain Eagle arrived at the church in No- that Victor had been given a look is out. Tattoos, turbans and beards vember 2016, Victor says calling in regard to his fu- Late last year, Sumiton God had been getting he and ture. are in. Church of God welcomed a his wife ready for the move “I felt the call [to enter the Police departments, compelled by a hir- new couple to lead the for over two years. ministry] when I was a jun- ing crisis and eager for a more diverse church, husband and wife “The kind of pre- ior in high school,” he said. “I applicant pool, are relaxing traditional Pastor Victor Massey and pared me for moving us here got the confirmation on that Pastor Jamie Massey. with a dream and so, last when I was a senior in high grooming standards and getting away The couple describes year, everything material- school.” from rules that used to require a uni- themselves as a “team min- ized and here we are,” Victor formly clean-shaven, 1950s look. / A3 istry and co-pastors.” explained. See PASTOR, A8

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Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Sunday, January 29, 2017 TENN. Mary Denise ‘Neice’ Kimberly Renae Oxford Gurley Swindle Prescott Nichols 46/31 Huntsville ARK. 48/32 Mary Denise “Neice” Gurley Swindle, 59, of Cordova, Kimberly Renae Prescott Nichols, 46, of Nauvoo, passed away Friday,Jan. 27, 2017, at her residence. passed away Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at UAB Hospital in She was the first female volunteer firefighter and bet- Birmingham. GA. ter known as First Lady of Argo, serving for 20 years. Visitation will be held today, Jan. 29, 2017, from 1 to Visitation will be held today, Jan. 29, 2017, from 6:30 2 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral services Greenville Birmingham 50/32 51/34 to 9 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Visitation will will follow at the funeral home. Burial will be at Scott also be held Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, from noon to 1 p.m. Cemetery in Carbon Hill, following the funeral. Roy at Argo Church of Christ. Funeral services will follow Prescott will officiate. at the church. Burial will be at Sardis on River Road in Nichols was preceded in death by her ex-husband, Cordova following the funeral. Daniel Rogers, Terry Jo Roger Nichols; and grandparents, Earl and Esther Jackson Montgomery Whitlow and Robert Tyree will officiate. Williams and Ted and Eunice Prescott. 57/35 58/34 Swindle was preceded in death by her father, Hoover She is survived by her mother, Elizabeth “Libby” Gilbert Gurley; mother, Bertha Jean Head Gurley; Williams Prescott of Nauvoo; father, Kenneth Prescott; daughter, Stacey Davis; sister, Janice Deason; and daughter, Bethanie Nichols; son, Kolton Nichols; Brookhaven Hattiesburg daughter-in-law, Jamie Swindle. brother, Stephen Prescott; boyfriend, Doug Moore; niece, 57/37 61/36 She is survived by her husband, Issac Thomas Swin- Brittany Busbee; nephew, Dakota Prescott; great- dle of Cordova; daughter, Vallery Shipp (Dennis); sons, nephew, Randley Duke; and a host of aunts, uncles and Mobile Matthew Swindle and Michael Swindle (Michelle); sis- cousins. LA. 62/37 FLA. ters, Dianne Gurley and Donna Gurley; brother, Michael Gurley; 14 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; (205) 384-5571

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BEVILL STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Continuing Education Rowland Hall Room 223. Easter décor. Cost is $25 and in- AP Photo BASIC SEWING – Tuesday, structor is Michelle Godin. Class In this Aug. 2015 file photo, the grave marker of classes available at March 7-April 18 from 9 a.m. to held in Community Education Emmett Till has a photo of Till and coins placed on BSCC’s Jasper campus noon, with no class on Tuesday, Building. March 20. Cost is $85 plus supply CHALK PAINTING – Thursday, it during a gravesite ceremony at the Burr Oak The following classes will be list and instructor is Susan Mad- April 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is $25 Cemetery marking the 60th anniversary of the available through Bevill State dox. Class held in Rowland Hall and instructor is Karen Scott. Community College’s Continuing Room 223. Bring a small household item to murder of Till in Mississippi, in Alsip, Ill. The Education program. woman at the center of the trial of EmmettTill's al- CHALK PAINTING – Tuesday, work on. Class held in Community For more information or to regis- March 7, from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is Education Building. leged killers has acknowledged that she falsely ter for any of these classes, call $25 and instructor is Karen Scott. BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRA- testified he made physical and verbal threats, ac- Robin Goforth at 205-275-0457. Bring a small household item to PHY – Monday, April 10-Monday, cording to a new book. work on. Class held in Community April 24. Cost is $50 and instructor PINTEREST CLASS – Tuesday, Education Building. is Ron Harris. Class held in Row- Jan. 31, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project is BEGINNERS GUIDE TO land Hall Room 223. Valentine décor. Cost is $25 and in- IPHONE / IPAD – Tuesday and GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Monday, Key Till witness structor is Michelle Godwin. Class Thursday beginning March 7-16 April 10, from 5:30 to8:30. Cost is held in Community Education from 6 to 7 p.m. Learn how to man- $25 and instructor is Diane Building. age your apple account, installing Williams. Class held in Community gave false testimony, BEGINNING SEWING – Tues- Apps, using the calendar and Education Building. day, Feb. 7-Tuesday, March 14, from browse the internet safely. Cost is BASIC OIL PAINTING – 5:30 to 8:30. Cost is $85 plus supply $50 and instructor is Kim Kennedy. Thursday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to historian says list and instructor is Susan Mad- Class held in the Community Edu- noon. Project is flowers on 16x20 dox. Class held in Rowland Hall cation Building. canvas. Cost is $25 and instructor NEW YORK (AP) — The woman at the center of the Room 223. BASIC HOME REPAIR – is Diane Williams. Class held in the trial of Emmett Till's alleged killers has acknowledged INTERMEDIATE SEWING – Thursday, March 9, from 5:30 to Community Education Building. that she falsely testified he made physical and verbal Thursday, Feb. 9-Tuesday, March 2 7:30. Cost is $30 and instructor is GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Thurs- threats, according to a new book. from 5:30 to 8:30. Cost is $60 plus Carl Goforth. Class held in Com- day, April 13, from 5:30 to 8:30. Historian Timothy B. Tyson told The Associated Press supply list and instructor is Susan munity Education Building. Cost is $25 and instructor is Diane on Saturday that Carolyn Donham broke her long pub- Maddox. Class held n Rowland Hall GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Monday, Williams. Class held in Community lic silence in an interview with him in 2008. His book, Room 223. March 13, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project Education Building. "The Blood of Emmett Till," comes out next week. GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Tuesday, is an Easter door hanger. Cost is ADVANCED SEWING – Thurs- "She told me that 'Nothing that boy did could ever jus- Feb. 21, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project $25 and instructor is Diane day, May 4-Thursday, May 25, from tify what happened to him,'" said Tyson, a Duke Uni- is a cross on canvas. Cost is $25 Williams. Class held in Community 5:30 to 8:30. Cost is $60 plus supply versity research scholar whose previous books include and instructor is Diane Williams. Education Building. list and instructor is Susan Mad- "Blood Done Sign My Name" and "Radio Free Dixie." Class held in Community Educa- BASIC OIL PAINTING – dox. Class held in Roland Hall Emmett Till was a 14-year-old black tortured and tion Building. Thursday, March 16, from 9 a.m. to Room 223. killed in 1955 in Mississippi after allegedly whistling at BASIC QUILTING – Wednes- noon. Project is a Rooster 16x20 BASIC HOME REPAIR – a white woman, then known as Carolyn Bryant. day, Feb. 22-Tuesday, April 3, from Canvas. Cost is $25 and instructor Thursday, May 4, from 5:30 to 7:30. His murder became national news, was a galvanizing 9 a.m. to noon. No class wil be held is Diane Williams. Class held in the Cost is $30 and instructor is Carl event in the civil rights movement and has been the March 22 for Spring Break. Cost is Community Education Building. Goforth. Class held in Community subject of numerous books and movies. $85 plus supply list and instructor GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Thurs- Education Building. During the trial, Bryant said that he had grabbed her, is JoeAnn Durham. Class held in day, March 16, from 5:30 to8:30. GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Monday, and, in profane terms, bragged about his history with community Education Building. Project is an Easter Door Hanger. May 8, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project is white woman. The jury was not present when she testi- BASIC OIL PAINTING – Cost is $25 and instructor is Diane a Spring door hanger. Cost is $25 fied. Thursday, Feb. 23 from 9 a.m. to Williams. Class held in Community and instructor is Diane Williams. Donham's then-husband, Roy Bryant, and his half- noon. Project is a 16x20 canvas Education Building. Class held in Community Educa- brother, J.W. Milam, were acquitted by the all-white painting. Cost is $25 and instructor BASIC SEWING – Tuesday, tion Building. jury. Both men, who later told Look magazine they did us Diane Williams. Class held in March 28-May 2 from 5:30 to 8:30. BASIC OIL PAINTING – murder Till, have since died. Milam's widow, Juanita Community Education Building. Cost is $85 plus supply list and in- Thursday, May 11, from 9 a.m. to Milam, would later tell the FBI she believed that Car- GIRLS NIGHT OUT – Thurs- structor is Susan Maddox. Class noon. Project is beach scene on can- olyn Bryant had fabricated her story. Juanita Milam day, Feb. 23 from 5:30 to 8:30. Proj- held in Roland Hall Room 223. vas. Cost is $25 and instructor is died in 2014. The Justice Department re-examined the ect is a Cross on Canvas. Cost is INTERMEDIATE SEWING – Diane Williams. Class held in the case a decade ago, but no one was indicted as a mur- $25 and instructor is Diane Thursday, March 30-Thursday, Community Education Building. derer or an accomplice. Williams. Class held in Community April 20. Cost is $85 plus supply GIRLS NIGHT OUT –Thursday, On Saturday, the maker of a documentary on Till said Education Building. list and instructor is Susan Mad- May 11, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project is he had long been sure that Bryant's story was false. BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRA- dox. Class held in Rowland Hall a Spring door hanger. Cost is $25 "His mother had mentioned that Emmett had a PHY – Monday, Feb. 27-Monday, Room 223. and instructor is Diane Williams. speech impediment and that the things Bryant claimed March 13. Cost is $50 and instruc- PINTEREST CLASS – Tuesday, Class held in Community Educa- he was saying he could not have said easily," said Keith tor is Ron Harris. Class held in April 4, from 5:30 to 8:30. Project is tion Building. Beauchamp, whose "The Untold Story of Emmett Till" came out in 2005.

VOLUME 55 NUMBER 235 Preaching roots run deep in Geneva family GENEVA (AP) — You ning red lights and stop- ary Baptist Church in you’re supposed to be per- could say preaching runs ping at green lights.” Abbeville. Curtis Harvey, fect in, and no one is per- Daily Mountain Eagle in the Harvey family. In other words, ignoring 47, preached his first ser- fect.” - Main Office - James Harvey began the call to preach had him mon in 1996 and led his For Curtis Harvey, start- 1301 E. Viking Drive Member preaching more than 40 feeling confused. So, he al- first church in Newville in ing a new church has been Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau years ago. Two of his lowed his blood pressure to the mid-2000s around the one of the most exciting Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations brothers were also preach- decide for him. During a same time he began serv- things he said God has led ers. visit to his doctor to have ing on the Houston County him to do. Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday His sons, Pierre Harvey his normally-high blood Commission. Six years “It is exciting,” he said. Closed Saturday & Sunday and Curtis Harvey, started pressure checked, James ago, Curtis Harvey helped “I’ve never been scared. Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain preaching when they were Harvey made a deal with start a new non-denomina- I’ve probably been more Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain in their 20s. And their God: If his blood pressure tional church, Rhema Rock anxious, but God has Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: younger brother, Rodney was normal, he’d accept Church, which currently taught me patience in that 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily Harvey, will preach his ini- his calling. 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NEW YORK (AP) — The Joe Friday look is out. Tat- toos, turbans and beards are in. Police departments, compelled by a hiring cri- sis and eager for a more di- verse applicant pool, are relaxing traditional grooming standards and getting away from rules that used to require a uni- formly clean-shaven, 1950s look. More officers are on the job with tattoos inked on their forearms, beards on Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via AP, File their chins or religious In this Dec. 15, 2016, file photo, Austin Police offi- head coverings like hijabs and turbans in place of — cer David Easley puts a tattooed arm around or tucked beneath — their Jarvis Moblin, 8, in a hug during the 14th annual blue caps. Shop With A Cop shopping spree at a Target in “My turban is a part of Austin, Texas. me,” said Mandeep Singh, among 160 Sikhs in the AP Photo might be offensive. all military veterans — Police De- New York City police officer Mandeep Singh speaks during an interview with In Philadelphia, the de- who objected to a new re- partment who last month partment is considering quirement that they wear were allowed to wear navy The Associated Press at the 41st Precinct in the Bronx borough of NewYork. tightening its policy after long sleeves to cover up blue turbans in place of Police departments around the country , compelled by a hiring crisis and photos surfaced last fall of their inked arms during a the standard-issue police eager for a more diverse applicant pool, are relaxing traditional grooming an officer in uniform with sweltering Midwestern caps. “This opens a gate for standards. That means more officers are on the job with tattoos inked on a tattoo on his forearm summer. other potential candidates showing a Nazi symbol: a The judge argued it who felt they could not be forearms and biceps, wearing religious headgear like hijabs and turbans, spread-winged eagle under would be too difficult for a police officer because and growing out beards. the word “Fatherland.” departments to determine they would have to choose In Chicago, a federal what would be considered either the job or their he said the length is arbi- New Orleans; Portland, help determine whether to judge threw out a lawsuit offensive and need to be faith.” trary and it should be case Oregon; Austin, Texas; and change their policy after filed by tattooed officers — covered. That followed a 2014 by case, depending on the Pinellas Park, Florida, are they couldn’t fill about 100 move by the St. Paul, Min- officer’s needs. among the departments trooper jobs. nesota, police to create a “It’s 2017,” Syed said. that look the other way if a Half of the nearly 20,000 You Can Trust Us For special hijab for its first fe- “The police department is recruit comes in with visi- respondents had tattoos Excellent Results And Service male Somali Muslim offi- supposed to reflect the ble tattoos. themselves. Sixty-nine cer. community that it’s polic- “Modern practice is col- percent said the depart- Muslim NYPD officer ing.” liding with dress codes,” ment shouldn’t have a pol- Masood Syed, who grows a Many departments say said Will Aitchison, an at- icy prohibiting visible beard for religious reasons, it’s tougher to attract can- torney who represents po- tattoos. was suspended for its didates to a physically de- lice unions during “We were surprised by length and sued his de- manding job that offers labor-related disputes. the response,” said Lt. partment last year over a low pay and is under in- “And what police depart- Adam Winters. “It just rule requiring beards to be creasingly intense public ments really should be fo- doesn’t seem to bother peo- FREE Locally owned trimmed to within a mil- scrutiny. That has led cused on is how the officer ple.” Professional Same day by licensed limeter of the skin. As a re- many to make a nod to performs his or her job, as Still, the department’s Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist sult, the department shifting fashion trends, opposed to how they look.” prohibition on visible tat- changed the length to a particularly among millen- In Kansas, state police toos has stayed in place, in Eastgate Plaza half-inch and reinstated nials, and ease longstand- did a public survey on part because of the poten- BY THE UPS STORE (205) 265-2057 him. Syed’s suit is still ing bans on beards and whether officers should be tial challenge of regulating 904 Highway 78 East Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A pending, though, because visible tattoos. allowed to have tattoos to the content of tattoos that Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist www.jasperhearingcenter.com Texas mosque destroyed in early-morning blaze; cause unknown

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2017 MISS WALKER COUNTY’S OUTSTANDING TEEN PAGEANT DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 Growing fallout from Trump’s new immigration crackdown

WASHINGTON (AP) — fighting overseas,” Trump see how that goes,” Becca The fallout grew Saturday said as he signed the order Heller, director of that from President Donald at the Pentagon. “We only group, said Friday Trump’s immigration want to admit those into night about one man on crackdown as U.S. legal our country who will sup- his way. He is the Iraqi permanent residents and port our country and love husband of a woman who visa-holders from seven deeply our people.” had fled to the United Muslim-majority countries Trump’s ban on asylum- States recently to escape who had left the United seekers came down even threats to her life over her States found they could as Iraqis endangered by work for U.S. officials in not return for 90 days. work for the Iraq. It was a period of limbo in their home country Trump said the halt in for an unknown number of were midflight to their the refugee program was non-American citizens hoped-for refuge in the necessary to give agencies from Iraq, Syria, Iran, United States. As a result, time to develop a stricter Sudan, Libya, Somalia or they and countless other screening system. While Yemen now barred from , their families the order did not spell out the country where they and aid workers scrambled what additional steps he were studying or had Saturday as Muslim trav- wants the departments of lived, perhaps for years. elers were turned back on Homeland Security and A federal law enforce- arrival at U.S. airports or State to take, the presi- ment official who con- blocked from boarding dent directed officials to firmed the temporary ban flights to America. review the refugee applica- said there was an exemp- Organizations including tion and approval process tion for foreigners whose the International Refugees and find any more meas- entry is in the U.S. na- AP Photo/Susan Walsh Assistance Project, which ures that could prevent tional interest. It was not helps former Iraqi transla- those who pose a threat immediately clear how President Donald Trump signs an executive order on extreme vetting during tors for the U.S. military from using the refugee that exemption might be an event at the Pentagon in Washington Friday. and other refugees seeking program. applied. entry to the United States, The U.S. may admit Trump’s order exempts whose visas had been can- refugees was due to arrive for all immigration to the and other organizations refugees on a case-by-case diplomats. celed or legal residents in the U.S. on Monday, but U.S. from the seven Mus- aiding asylum-seekers, basis during the freeze, Those already in the scheduled to fly back to the the official said they would lim majority nations. rushed translators and and the government will U.S. with a visa or green U.S. Airlines were being not be allowed into the Trump’s order singled lawyers to airports to try continue to process re- card will be allowed to told to keep them off those country. out Syrians for the most to help U.S.-approved asy- quests from people claim- stay, according to the offi- flights. The president’s order aggressive ban, ordering lum-seekers already on ing religious persecution, cial, who wasn’t author- Trump’s order barred all immediately suspended that anyone from that their way to the country as “provided that the religion ized to publicly discuss the refugees from entering the for four months a program country, including those Trump’s ban came down. of the individual is a mi- details of how Trump’s U.S. for four months, and that last year resettled in fleeing civil war, are indef- “I’ve got one arriving at nority religion in the indi- order was being put in indefinitely halted any the U.S. roughly 85,000 initely blocked from com- JFK in 10 minutes. We’ll vidual’s country.” place and spoke only on from Syria. He said the people displaced by war, ing to the U.S. condition of anonymity. ban was needed to keep political oppression, “We want to ensure that Customs and Border out “radical Islamic terror- hunger and religious prej- we are not admitting into Protection was notifying ists.” udice. An immediately 90- our country the very airlines about passengers The next group of day ban was put in place threats our soldiers are

Trump, Putin set for phone call; GOP concerns on sanctions

WASHINGTON (AP) — group of senators who President Donald Trump’s have introduced legisla- first conversation with tion designed to go beyond Russian President the punishments against Vladimir Putin since tak- Russia already levied by ing office is causing con- Obama and to demon- cern among European strate to Trump that force- allies and consternation fully responding to among fellow Republicans Moscow’s meddling isn’t a about the future of U.S. partisan issue. penalties imposed on The bill would impose Moscow. mandatory visa bans and Trump was noncommit- freeze the financial assets tal before Saturday’s of anyone who carries out scheduled telephone call cyberattacks against pub- about whether he was con- lic or private computer sidering lifting the eco- systems and democratic nomic sanctions. “We’ll see institutions. what happens. As far as the sanctions, very early to be talking about that,” he told reporters. Trump made those re- PARENTS & marks Friday alongside British Prime Minister GRANDPARENTS... Theresa May, whose coun- try — as part of the Euro- pean Union — also has On Valentine’s Day, punished Russia for its provocations in Ukraine. Tuesday, Feb. 14th, Voicing the view of many AP Photo in Europe, May said, “We Put a Photo Where Your Heart Is! believe the sanctions In this Jan. 25 pool photo, Russian President should continue.” Vladimir Putin speaks to students at the Moscow Vice President Mike State University in Moscow, Russia. Pence was expected to join ONLY the call, but not others Korea, the White House ing widespread condemna- that Trump planned Sat- said. tion in Europe and the urday with the leaders of U.S. intelligence officials United States and a raft of $ Japan, Germany, France have concluded that penalties. 25 and Australia. Moscow meddled in the McCain has emerged as Two Republican sena- 2016 election to help a frequent critic of Trump tors — Arizona’s John Mc- Trump become president. among Capitol Hill Repub- per heart Cain, chairman of the Obama in late December licans. Armed Services Commit- ordered sanctions on Russ- He takes a dim view of Addison Homan Elijah Morrow tee, and Ohio’s Rob Port- ian spy agencies, closed trying to reset relations Deadline man, a member of the two Russian compounds with Moscow and says Granny: Grandparents: Foreign Relations Com- and expelled 35 diplomats Trump should remember Shelia Duncan David & Janice Morrow mittee — also warned the that the United States that Putin is “a murderer Feb. 13th White House about easing said were really spies. The and a thug who seeks to any punishments on new penalties add to exist- undermine American na- at Noon Moscow and they pledged ing U.S. sanctions over tional security interests at to turn the sanctions into Russia’s actions in every turn.” law. Ukraine, which have dam- “For our commander in “I hope President Trump aged Russia’s economy but chief to think otherwise will put an end to this only limited impact on would be naive and dan- speculation and reject Putin’s behavior. gerous,” McCain said. such a reckless course,” In 2014, Russia annexed McCain and Portman McCain said in a state- Crimea in Ukraine, draw- are part of a bipartisan ment. “If he does not, I will work with my colleagues Londyn Halle Maddox Layken Harper Maddox to codify sanctions against Grandparents: Russia into law.” Grandparents: Portman said lifting the Susie Maddox & Mike Vernier Susie Maddox & Mike Vernier sanctions “for any reason other than a change in the behavior that led to those Valentine’s Love Lines sanctions in the first place would send a dangerous It’s a perfect way to say “I Love You.” Send a message message to a world al- ready questioning the to your sweetheart, wife, husband, mother value of American leader- ship and the credibility of or someone special to you. our commitments after eight years of Obama ad- ministration policies.” Happy Valentine’s Day ONLY Happy Valentine’s Day Russia’s security chief, Nikolai Patrushev, was to My Sweetheart, t o Dustin, Sarah, quoted by the Interfax Joe Holly $ Samantha, Caleb, news agency as saying he 15 Megan, Saphira, had high hopes for the call. Carson, Carter All my love, and Ava. “Everything will be posi- Renee tive,” Patrushev said. per heart During his talks with the leader of Japan, Trump invited Prime Min- Daily Mountain Eagle ister Shinzo Abe to meet in Washington on Feb. 10, the P.O. Box 1469 • Jasper, AL 35502 White House said. Trump Office located at 1301 Viking Drive also affirmed the “ironclad (East of Downtown Jasper on 19th Street) U.S. commitment” to the security of Japan, an ally, Pictures will be mailed back. Please put your and the leaders pledged to consult and cooperate on return address on back of photos. the threat posed by a nu- clear-ambitious North Daily Mountain Eagle

Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS Goodbye to ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’

After nearly building that I was going to see a a letter in the mail asking me to Trump wants to 150 years, Rin- unicorn. That excitement was attend the Ringling Brothers gling Brothers dashed at the first site of the crea- Clown College, which at that time and Barnum & ture being billed as so fantastic. It was in Baraboo, Wisc. Even though weaken Russia’s Bailey Circus is was a goat. All that fuss over a I'm sure I have been referred to as going to shut one-horned goat named Lancelot. I a clown many times, I didn't accept support for Iran down “The Great- could have seen that on my aunt's the offer to attend the school. It ac- est Show on goat farm in Dilworth. tually closed down a couple of Earth.” Several years later, I read the years later after training around Doubtless, one of Barack Obama’s most mixed A decline in story of the goats and how they 1,500 clowns from 1968 to 1997. legacies is to be found in the Mideast. Things could From ticket sales, The Top were altered at birth to have their The final circus, which was be much worse, but U.S. policy in the region is dan- which has dipped horns grow together to make one themed “Out of this World,” was gerously adrift. greatly since the By James Phillips horn. There were actually several much different than the circus The Islamic State has been put back on its heels, circus retired its that traveled with the circus, but shows of my childhood. It was but America’s own strategic posture has been elephants, was only one was used to make it seem much closer to Cirque du Soleil badly weakened, too. Taking a new direction the reason given by circus pro- more rare. than unicorns and elephants, but I means making some dramatic departures from our ducer Feld Entertainment for the Even though the unicorn fiasco think that is a good thing. The cir- current, uncertain course. closing of the show, which will end hurt the circus' credibility in my cus, much like the wonder of In a bid to do exactly that, President Donald its historic run in May. book, I continued to go, enjoying clowns, has been hurt over the Trump wants to encourage Russia to weaken its Birmingham has long been a the different aspects of the show, years by a changing society. Any support for Iran, upending the imbalance of power stop for Ringling Brothers. I have but especially liking the clowns. I business has to adapt and evolve created by Obama’s pivot away from our tradi- many childhood memories from at- know that clowns have gotten a to remain successful. It seems Rin- tional, if sometimes troublesome, Arab allies. Al- tending the circus, and I'm thank- bad reputation in recent years, and gling Brothers waited just a little though winning with this approach is a tall order, ful that I've been able to take my that is probably another reason for to long to make those changes. the United States now has few options, and may children to the show on several oc- lower ticket sales for the circus, The huge crowds attending the be forced to choose quickly among the least bad. casions, including last week for its but I have always found clowns to shows might could change the pro- In fact, the constraints facing the Trump White last performance in Birmingham. be funny and heart-warming. ducers minds. Almost every show House could actually help ensure that a bid to put One of my earliest memories of During my senior year of high in Birmingham this year was a distance between Russia and Iran gets some trac- the circus isn't a positive one. Com- school, several friends and I found sellout. I joked that Feld Enter- tion. Partly due to the stickiness of the Obama ad- mercials for the show promoted the out that Ringling Brothers was tainment should learn a thing or ministration’s policies, but partly because of canny fact that Ringling Brothers would holding auditions for its clown col- two from Ronnie Marchant Furni- calculation, the new administration cannot just be presenting a “real” unicorn. Just lege before one of the Birmingham ture, a popular Birmingham area scrap what came before and start over. Trump’s the thought of a mystical creature performances. I think there were store in the 1980s that was contin- own secretary of defense, retired Gen. James Mat- being paraded around the Birm- about eight of us who made the ually going out of business. tis, recently avowed his support for the “imperfect” ingham-Jefferson Civic Center was trip from Walker County to see if It is sad to see the circus come to nuclear treaty with Iran — and for a firm forward incredible. I was only about 7 years we had the comedic chops to be a a close, but I'm glad the memories defense posture along NATO’s eastern flank. old at the time, so my cynical side circus clown. will remain, even the one-horned Strong critics of these policies, many of whom sup- had not been completely formed at The audition included several goat. port Trump, may worry that Mattis and his allies that point. different performance techniques, could make it harder to pull Russia away from As we left our home in Empire, I and I felt like all of us did a great James Phillips is editor and publisher of the Daily Iran. But Russia may well be more apt to ease off Mountain Eagle. He may be reached at 205-221- can remember the excitement job. Several weeks later, I received 2840 or [email protected]. if Iran is not placed at a sudden, extreme disad- vantage. And Russian interests might turn toward a stable, productive Mideast if European meddling was successfully discouraged. On the other hand, there is reason to believe that neither Russia nor Iran have much reason to TODAY IN compromise with the United States on the inti- macy of their own relationship. Ironically, the re- HISTORY lationship’s rocky past shares some responsibility for that. Moscow and Tehran have struck up a mu- tually beneficial arrangement, but its roots do not Today is Sunday, Jan. go deep. In the interest of not upsetting the cur- 29, the 29th day of 2017. rent balance, the allies won’t look kindly on the There are 336 days left in Americans trying to cool their limited affinity — the year. unless, of course, they each think they can seize on Today’s Highlight in some larger benefit for playing along. History: Complicating things further, many in the United On Jan. 29, 1820, King States don’t want to see a closer relationship with George III, the British today’s Russia, no matter what the potential up- monarch whose 59-year side may be. Moscow is perceived as increasingly reign included the loss of fascistic and theocratic — an anxiety-ridden view the American colonies, exacerbated by the way critics of liberalism on died at Windsor Castle at America’s so-called alt-right embrace Putin as a age 81; he was succeeded symbol of white resistance to Western multicultur- by his son, who became alism.Meanwhile, the rest of the world demands King George IV. the attentions of the president, whose transition On this date: team faces a steeper learning curve than usual. In 1845, Edgar Allan Trump himself clearly considers trade arrange- Poe’s poem “The Raven” ments with China and the rest of North America was first published in the to be a priority. To be sure, most Americans would New York Evening Mirror. welcome a world in which the Mideast could safely In 1861, Kansas became take a back seat. Getting there, however, will re- the 34th state of the quire concentrated effort and significant risk. With Union. Europe’s own hands full, and other regional allies In 1919, the ratification like Turkey drifting away from the U.S. orbit, Rus- of the 18th Amendment to sia may be one of the few choices available for the Constitution, which leveraging a new way forward. launched Prohibition, was — The Orange County Register certified by Acting Secre- tary of State Frank L. Polk. In 1936, the first in- ductees of baseball’s Hall of Fame, including Ty HOW TO REACH OUR Cobb and Babe Ruth, were named in Cooper- ELECTED OFFICIALS stown, New York. In 1964, Stanley Kubrick’s nuclear war satire “Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” premiered in New York, Toronto and London. The Winter Olympic Games opened in Innsbruck, Austria. Actor Alan Ladd, 50, died in Palm Springs, California. In 1975, a bomb ex- Sen. Rep. Rep. ploded inside the U.S. Greg Reed Connie Tim State Department in Rowe Wadsworth Washington, causing con- siderable damage but in- SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper juring no one; the radical Sen. Greg Reed, R- 11 South Union Street group Weather Under- Jasper Montgomery, AL ground claimed responsi- State House, Room 36130 bility. 734 (334) 242-7595 In 1990, former Exxon 11 South Union Street Valdez skipper Joseph Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, Hazelwood went on trial 36130 R-Arley in Anchorage, Alaska, on (334) 242-7894 11 South Union Street charges stemming from Montgomery, AL the 1989 oil spill. (Hazel- HOUSE OF 36130 wood was acquitted of the REPRESENTATIVES (334) 242-7554 major charges, and con- Rep. Connie Cooner victed of a misdemeanor.) Today’s Birthdays: Actor Tom Selleck is 72. Talk show host Oprah Winfrey is 63. Country singer Irlene Mandrell is 61. Olympic gold-medal diver Greg Louganis is 57. U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R- Wis., is 47. Thought for Today: “And were an epitaph to Daily Mountain Eagle be my story I’d have a ESTABLISHED 1872 short one ready for my own. I would have written of me on my stone: ‘I had a Publisher - James Phillips lover’s quarrel with the Production Manager - Michael Keeton Executive Advertising Dir. - Jerry Geddings world.’” — Robert Frost, Office Manager - Charlette Caterson Editor - Ron Harris American poet (born Circulation Manager - John Fortner Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley 1874, died this date in 1963). DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Mexicans begin to unite in fight against Trump’s plans

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexi- the presence of (U.S.) agents” on play to increase the pressure.” Pena Nieto’s government in- rendering.” cans are beginning to debate Mexican soil, Calderon told local “Drugs are another” possible stead stressed “the need for both Slim called for a “modern, not how to fight back against U.S. news media. card, Aguilar said. “If you want countries to continue working protectionist” national program President Donald Trump’s ag- The comments came after cur- to stop them with your wall, together to stop the trafficking of substituting imported prod- gressive stance on trade and im- rent President Enrique Pena well we won’t stop them any- of drugs and the flow of illegal ucts, the vast majority of which migration. Nieto scrapped a planned Tues- more, let them go through.” weapons.” come from the United States. Prominent political figures day meeting with Trump after Trump appeared to try to de- “Both presidents recognized But he stopped short of calling have suggested the country the American president tweeted fuse the spat between the two their clear and very public dif- for a boycott of American goods. expel U.S. law enforcement that it would be better to cancel countries Friday, saying, “Great ferences on this very sensitive “I think it is an error to think agents, stop detaining Central if Mexico wasn’t willing to pay respect for Mexico, I love the issue, and agreed to solve those about boycotting companies,” American migrants or no longer for his proposed wall. Mexican people.” differences as part of an inte- Slim said. “What we should do inspect northbound trucks for Ruben Aguilar, a political con- “We have really, I think, a grated discussion of all aspects instead is buy what is produced drug shipments. sultant who was spokesman for very good relationship, the pres- of the bilateral relationship,” in Mexico.” Some activist groups on Fri- former President Vicente Fox, ident and I, and we had a talk Pena Nieto’s office said. “The A coalition of Mexican farm day were calling for a boycott of noted Friday that Mexico has that lasted for about an hour two presidents also agreed, for and consumer groups, however, American brands. been stopping Central American this morning, and we are going the moment, to no longer speak did call for such a boycott when Former President Felipe migrants before they reach the to be working on a fair relation- publicly about this controversial it raised the battle flag on Jan. Calderon said Thursday that U.S. border “as part of the logic ship,” Trump said. topic.” 18, two days before Trump took “we have to design a policy of re- between two friendly countries.” The office of the Mexican pres- On Friday afternoon, Mexican office. taliation” for Trump’s proposed He suggested that Mexico ident confirmed the call, calling business The campaign’s slogan — plans, which include making could say, “Okay, I’m not going to it “constructive and productive,” called for “national unity” in the “Consumers cry war!” — echoes Mexico pay for the border wall stop Central Americans any- but did not specifically mention face of Trump’s hostility, and the first line of Mexico’s na- he wants to build. more,” and added, “Now if our the wall or other policies pro- said the country should have a tional anthem as it calls on “We have to put U.S. security two countries aren’t friends any- posed by Trump it doesn’t agree measured response “without Mexicans to buy national prod- issues under review ... including more, that is a card we could with. getting angry but without sur- ucts. WHAT’S GOING ON

The “What’s Going On” Section will public of resources offered ity Center has a special at the Jasper Public Li- MONDAY, FEB. 13 College Campus in Jasper. be featured each Wednesday and in Walker County. For day for seniors every brary. For more informa- Arley Women’s Club Free to the public. Re- Sunday in the A section of the Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on the more information, call Tuesday, featuring games tion, call Gail Smith at will hold its regulary freshments will be served Community Calendar on the DME Shannon Williamson at and movies. For more in- 205-221-1514, Shelby monthly meeting the sec- at 3:30 p.m. Featured au- website at www.mountaineagle. com. 205-724-9031. formation, call 205-221- Mote at 205-697-4063, ond Monday of each thor’s program will begin Community and school events, and 8513. Cyndi Drummond at 205- month at the Arley Li- at 4 p.m. Guest author for class and family reunions, are listed free of charge and run in chronologi- SATURDAY, FEB. 4 221-9521 or John Black at brary, with lunch at noon Tuesday, Feb. 14, will be cal order by calendar date and time. Argo Volunteer Fire The Prospect Quil- 205-384-1666. and meeting at 1 p.m. Nancy Swanner. Community and school events, and Department will host a ters meets every Tuesday class and family reunions are only breakfast the first Satur- from 8 a.m. until 2:30 Marvin Lee Ferguson Walker County Civil Jasper Herb Society accepted from local civic, govern- ment, nonprofit (501(c)(3)) organiza- day of each month from 7 p.m., at Old Prospect VFW Post 4850/Ladies Service Board will meet will meet the second tions, schools, high school classes, until 9 a.m. at the Argo United Methodist Church. Auxiliary will meet the the second Monday of Tuesday of each month at and families. The deadline to place a Fire Station located off Covered dish lunch. Any- first Tuesday of each each month at 5 p.m. on 5:30 p.m. at First Presby- community or school event, class or U.S. Highway 78 in the one interested in learning month at 6 p.m. for meal the second floor of the terian Church in Jasper. family reunion is no later than noon on Tuesday or Friday of each week. Argo community. how to quilt is invited to and fellowship followed by Walker County Court- To place a community or school attend any of the meet- meetings at 7 p.m. at the house Annex. FRIDAY, FEB. 17 event, class or family reunion, in the Capstone Rural ings. For more informa- post home on Viking Cordova High School What’s Going On section, call Elane Health Center will host tion, call Betty Gober at Drive in Jasper. TUESDAY, FEB. 14 Band Boosters will host Jones at 205-221-2840, ext. 246, or email information to the Men’s Health Fair 205-384-4233 or Janelle READ ALABAMA! the 2017 Cordova Queen [email protected]. “Touchdown to Good Baughns at 205-387-2256. American Legion “The Tradition Contin- and Jr. Queen of Hearts Health” on Saturday, Feb. Post 101/Ladies Auxil- ues” Literary Program on Friday, Feb. 17, and the MONDAY, JAN. 30 4, from 11 a.m. until 1:30 VIP (Visually Im- iary/Sons Unit will meet will kick-off Tuesday, Feb. Cordova Princess of Walker Baptist Vol- p.m. at the Percy L. Goode paired People) Support the first Tuesday of each 14, in the Mathews Lec- Hearts on Saturday, Feb. unteer Auxiliary will Community Center lo- Group of Jasper will month at 6:30 p.m. for re- ture Hall in the Wade 18, at Cordova High host a Uniform and Shoe cated at James Cox Park meet the first Tuesday of freshments followed by Math & Science Building School. For more informa- Sale on Monday, Jan. 30, on 28th Street East in each month at 10:30 a.m., meeting at 7 p.m. at the on the Bevill State Com- tion, call 205-483-7404 or and Tuesday, Jan. 31, Jasper. Free health in the Community Room post home in Carbon Hill. munity College - Walker 205-471-9442. from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. screenings, including eye each day, Walker Baptist and dental exams. Bring Medical Center - Educa- the kids, family and tion Center on the first friends. There will be food, floor of hospital. Cash or vendors, music and activi- major credit cards ac- ties for all ages. For more cepted. The Volunteer information, call Capstone Auxiliary receives a per- Rural Health Center at centage of the sales to 205-724-9031 or follow fund projects supported them on Facebook and within the hospital. Twitter.

TUESDAY, JAN. 31 Union Chapel Com- York Lodge 211 in munity Center will host Jasper invites all Lodges a dance the first Saturday in the area and their fam- of each month at 6:30 ilies to join them at Los p.m., featuring music by Reyes Mexican Restau- the Classic Country Band. rant on Tuesday, Jan. 31, Admission is $3. at 6 p.m. for a Dutch Treat Family Night. Jasper Elks Lodge 2571 on Elks Drive in THURSDAY, FEB. 2 Jasper will host a dance Walker County Edu- each Saturday from 8 p.m. cation Retirees Associ- until midnight, with ation will meet Thursday, music provided by the Feb. 2, at 10 a.m. at the Back Roads Band. Admis- Jasper Civic Center. The sion is $5 per person. program will be on Black History. MONDAY, FEB. 6 Sasha's Hope will host TOPS (Take Off a Spirit Night Fundraiser Pounds Sensibly) AL at Johnny Brusco’s NY 0299 will meet the first Style Pizza on Monday, Thursday of each month Feb. 6, between 5 and 9 on the lower level of the p.m. Dine in or take out. First Presbyterian Please show support for Church located at 1510 the rescue in its efforts to 4th Avenue South in continue to save the stray/ Jasper. Weigh-in will be at rescues of Walker County. 5 p.m. with meeting at You can also ask about 5:30 p.m. For information, their LOW COST $25 cat call PJ Magik at 205-388- /dog Spay/Neuter Pro- 4114. gram. Kiwanis Club of Walker County Home Jasper will meet each Builders Association Monday at noon in the will hold their monthly Francis Israel Cafeteria meeting the first Thurs- on the Bevill State Com- day of each month at munity College - Walker Deano’s Hickory Pit on Al- College in Jasper. abama Highway 69 South in Jasper. Social time be- Free Community gins at 5:30 p.m., with the Yoga Class will be held meeting starting at 6 p.m. each Monday at 7 p.m. at the Sumiton Community FRIDAY, FEB. 3 Center on Byran Road in Capstone Rural Sumiton. Restorative Health will host a re- therapeutic class is open source event the first Fri- to people of all ages and day of each month from 9 skill levels. For more in- a.m. until noon at the formation, email Jilda Carl Elliott Library in Watson at Jasper and offer enroll- [email protected]. ment assistance with Medicaid and the Afford- Jasper AFG (Alanon able Care Insurance. Rep- Family Group), a sup- resentatives will be port group for those with available to answer any loved ones with a drink- questions or help you file ing problem, will meet a Hardship Exemption to each Monday, at 8 p.m., at avoid paying a for 216 Gardner Road in not having insurance. Jasper. Some exemptions include bankruptcy, domestic vio- TUESDAY, FEB. 7 lence, loss of a close fam- Jasper Family Serv- ily member and more. Will ice Center at 2209 also help with SNAP Delaware Avenue in (Food Stamp) applica- Jasper will hold com- tions. Safelink (free cell puter classes for adults phones) will be available ages 50 and up every to with applica- Tuesday and Thursday of tions/trouble shoot any each month. For more in- problems you have had formation, call the Jasper with Safelink. Middle Ala- Family Service Center Of- bama Area Agency on fice at 205-387-0511, ext. Aging (M4A) will also be 5830 or ext. 5831. on hand to assist with ap- plications and inform the Jasper Senior Activ- A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Johnston

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more than 75 seasonal staff — some of whom first went to McDowell on camping trips when they were young — and the land has expanded from its original 160 acres to 1,140 acres of fields, forests, trails, canyons, waterfalls, and residen- tial facilities with 770 beds. Founded in 1947 by the Episcopal Diocese of Ala- bama, the Camp has be- come a mecca of varied programs for visitors of Daily Mountain Eagle - Dale Short all ages — two summer camp areas, a large con- Johnston greets a staff member's dog at Camp McDowell's Welcome Cen- ference center, the largest ter. residential environmental McDowell. Another popular activ- in our programming since center in the southeast, ity is the Alabama Folk we started. the first residential farm School, which just “We’ve really bonded school in the Southeast, Learning in nature marked its 10th year. Its with the teachers and the and the Alabama Folk One of the most recent is to preserve old- administration, and the School, to name just a children’s programs the time traditions of the main question is ‘Why Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris few. Along the way it’s be- Camp has added is the state’s arts, crafts, and didn’t this happen a long come the Episcopal camp Mary Katherine Holloway , left, the new Miss state’s first Nature School music. Workshops have time ago?’ It’ll be great and conference center for preschoolers, The ranged from the famous for people to get ac- Walker County, and Lorin O’Rear, the new Miss with the largest capacity Magnolia Nature Pre- Gee’s Bend quilters to quainted with us, instead Walker County Outstanding Teen, pose for a in the U.S. school for area residents. guitar, fiddle, drawing, of saying ‘I wonder what’s When Johnston was in photo following Saturday’ s pageants held at It’s an educational con- cooking, writing, black- down there at the end of school at the University Rowland Auditorium on the Jasper campus of cept that has been popu- smithing, dulcimer, and that road?’” of the South, Sewanee, he lar in Europe and other harmony singing, includ- New opportunities and Bevill State Community College. returned to work at the parts of the United States ing Sacred Harp. initiatives seem to come Camp each summer at a for many years. The Mag- “People have gotten out about almost daily at the time when The Rev. Scott nolia Preschool recently of touch with their art Camp. Solar panels are Eppes was camp director. Holloway From A1 entered into a partner- and heritage,” Johnston gradually being added, “I couldn’t get enough of ship with Head Start so says, “so a lot of what the with the aim of reducing the place,” he says of Walker County. She said she is also thankful to her that more children can af- Folk School does is to the facility’s carbon foot- those summers. “There mom for her support. ford to attend. “A lot of us build community and print. A recycling center was a farm, and I did “[Grant] is turning 30 this year, which is unbeliev- grew up playing in creeks help people get back in for the camp is almost maintenance work, a lot able, and he has an disability. He is the and being outside all the touch with the art of cre- completed with a goal of of work with cows, picked reason why my platform is what it is,” Holloway time,” Johnston says, “but ation and the Creator.” the camp becoming zero green beans and corn and said. “I would love to work with my platform here most kids don’t do that Another program is landfill. dug potatoes and hauled [in Walker County]. A couple of years ago in Hamil- any more. called Bethany’s Kids; it But throughout the pulpwood. All kinds of ton, we did a 5K run for Windows Unlimited, and “At the Nature School brings together handi- changes, Camp McDow- stuff, and it was really here there’s actually a center like Windows Unlim- they spend almost all day capped and typical kids at ell’s goal has stayed con- good for me. Working ited ... for adults with intellectual disabilities, so I outside, go to the farm, a new, fully accessible stant, Johnston says. “We those summers continued would like to work with them.” and play in the forest and summer-camp style com- have a wonderful commu- to help me figure out who During the talent portion of the competition, Hol- the creeks. A lot of its les- plex. A new grant from nity here that welcomes God was calling me to be.” loway did a ballet routine to “You Raise Me Up.” sons are about problem- the Appalachian Regional all people with love and After Sewanee he Second runner-up in the pageant was Haleyville’s solving, cooperation, those Commission will allow joy. I believe in the future worked with programs for EmmaBeth Dorris. She also won the People’s Choice kinds of things. Kids have McDowell to partner with we will keep the creativ- inner city children, and Award. lost connection with Winston County Schools. ity and the passion and then decided to go to sem- First runner-up was Cullman native Jessica Pat- where their food comes “The kids will be coming the ability for the Camp inary at the university’s terson, who also won the Walker County Arts Al- from, so we’re teaching here for farm-ed,” John- to continue to be a place St. Luke’s School of Theol- liance Talent Scholarship and a Hudson Music them about the science of ston says, “and we’ll be where dreams are ful- ogy where he graduated Studio award for her baton performance of “Proud farming and about nutri- going to the schools and filled and a place where with a Master’s in 1980. Mary.” tion. They’re also building teaching student-cen- people learn who God is For several years he Dora graduate Sarah Neill won the Leigh Sherer relationships with each tered, inquiry-based edu- calling them to be. We served at small churches Scholarship and the Dorthy and Nelson Hudson Me- other, bonding with their cation. It’s the new want to make the world a along Alabama’s Black morial Scholarship. teacher, and getting to science standard for better place. We want to Belt and did youth work Other pageant participants were Nellie Stall- know laying hens and teachers. Our teachers at show how the world could for the Episcopal Diocese smith, who graduated from Walker High School, and goats and broccoli and the McDowell Environ- be.” and the National Episco- Kourtney Wells of Winfield. carrots. They’ll graduate mental Center and Farm pal Church, before becom- Miss Walker County 2014 Sarai Ingle Bender was from the school ‘kinder- School have been using Dale Short’s email is ing director of Camp the Mistress of Ceremonies for the pageant, spon- garten ready.’” that means of instruction [email protected] sored by the Pilot Club of Jasper. Holloway, who was crowned by Miss Walker County 2016 Ashlyn Winkler, said she plans to be heavily involved in the Walker County community. Pastor From A1 “I am super excited, expecially to represent all of Walker County, so it’s a very surreal feeling,” she He gave his first sermon said. “I would love to go to the schools here in during his senior year of Walker County and talk to the students, and have high school and after grad- them sign pledges to spread the word to end the uating, attended Lee Uni- word.” versity. While there, Victor and Jamie were introduced by her sister and later mar- O’Rear From A1 ried in June 1983. Their first church as pas- pageant,” O’Rear said teachers, that you are tor was at Lifeway Church backstage after receiving great and your best is al- of God in Leeds, where her crown. “I was just ways good enough,” she they stayed for five and a taking the time to have said. half years. fun with it — a new ex- Faith Smith of Hamil- Following this, Victor perience.” ton was named People’s and Jamie spent several As part of the pag- Choice and Natalie years as state youth direc- eant’s talent competi- Robertson of Hamilton tors in Kansas and north- tion, O’Rear did a vocal was named first runner- ern Ohio before Victor performance of “Don’t up. “began to feel the pull in Rain on My Parade,” in The Pilot Club of my heart to go back to pas- the style of broadway, re- Jasper presented the toring.” ceiving loud applause pageant, which was The couple moved to At- from the crowd. “I sing themed “Magic Carpet lanta, where they lead Life every day. I’ll sing wher- Ride.” Church International for Daily Mountain Eagle - Lea Rizzo ever, really. I’ve just been Last year’s winner, the last 18 and a half years Pastor Victor Massey and his wife, Pastor Jamie Massey, are the new pas- singing since I was a kid, Gracey Baker, crowned before their move to Sumi- and I’ve had vocal train- O’Rear on Saturday. ton. tors at Sumiton Church of God. ing,” O’Rear said. Miss Walker County In addition to assisting who still live in Georgia we came here, I strongly Jamie explained, “Our O’Rear is a member of Outstanding Teen is a with her husband’s pastor- with their wives, Shannon felt called to more than heart is for the community, the Walker High School preliminary for Miss Ala- ing, Jamie has founded her and Nubya, and one grand- just the church. I felt that it isn’t just about the band and Walker High bama and Miss America. own nonprofit ministry, child, Oliver. the Lord called me to this church. It’s about building School swim team, and Ansley Baker, Emma Jamie Massey Ministries. Jamie said they’re ad- community.” a better community here.” she hopes to one day pur- Goodwin and Morgan “It was launched with a justing to small town life He added that he also But the couple have been sue a career in theatre Trull also participated in vision of mentoring,” Jamie after having lived in At- wants to “bridge the gap” enjoying their experiences and education. the pageant, and Miss explained. “Initially, I lanta — and the city’s traf- between the church and in Walker County so far. Her pageant platform Walker County 2009 thought we would be pour- fic — for so long. Sumiton Christian School “The people are amaz- is Grab the Mic. Caitlin Guffin Eiland ing our efforts into the next “I’ve got to adjust to this in order to create a more ing. They’ve been so “Grab the Mic is basi- served as Mistress of generation but I’m finding world where you don’t cooperative effort between friendly and made us feel cally implementing con- Ceremonies. that all generations of have to schedule your life the two in reaching out to so welcome,” Jamie said. fidence in kids at a “It is such a great pro- women are desiring to be around traffic,” she said the community. Victor added that they’re young age, and I think I gram,” O’Rear said. “I’ve mentored.” with a laugh. “We’re loving Victor and Jamie also thrilled to be here. would love to go to ele- been watching my sister In addition, Jamie has that.” hope to be able to bring Sunday services at mentary schools ... and do it since I was 4, so I also authored The Call to While they’re still more unity to the commu- Sumiton Church of God just talk to kids in a definitely think it’s a Mentory, a leader’s guide searching for a permament nities in the area and are begin with Sunday School classroom atmosphere positive outcome and for her program, as well as house in the area to call used the Bible verses at 9:45 a.m. and the wor- and definitely implement that you’re investing in another book, Like a Vapor. home, Victor emphasized Matthew 5:14-16 as a ship service at 10:45 a.m., the things that I was your future when you do Victor and Jamie have that the couple wants to basis for their vision and with Wednesday services told as a kid by my this.” two sons, Micah and Caleb, stay local because “when mission for the church. beginning at 6:30 p.m.

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Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017 SPORTS A9

PREP ALABAMA Basketball BASKETBALL SC’s Griffin notches Tide tops Miss St. 600th career victory for sixth

Cordova drops Coach in sixth SEC win road game to By TYLER WALDREP No. 1 Forest Hill year with Eagles Associated Press The second- By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY TUSCALOOSA — Brax- ranked Cordova Eagle Sports Editor ton Key scored 19 points and Blue Devils held a grabbed lead at the half, but Sumiton Christian boys basketball nine re- coach Bill Griffin earned his 600th bounds and a 37-point second career varsity victory Saturday af- Alabama half rally by oppos- ternoon when his defeated ing Forest Hill, Eagles knocked off Mississippi Miss., led to a 61-47 Berry 65-52 on the State 71-62 road. loss on Saturday at at Coleman “It just means Coliseum Alabama the Hotbed Classic you’re old,” said on Satur- wins behind in Albany, Miss. Griffin, joking day. Isaac Chatman about his milestone Missis- late 13-2 run led the Blue Devils victory. sippi Griffin was the State’s Quinndary Weather- with 16 points, eight head boys basket- spoon knocked down a 3- rebounds while Gra- ball coach at Dora pointer to give the Bulldogs ham Martin added and Gardendale before taking over their first lead of the second 10 points. at Sumiton Christian six years ago. half with 6:08 remaining, but He’s logged 32 years as a head var- Key responded with a 3 of Cordova started sity coach and also coached both the his own on the other end of strong over Class freshman and JV boys at Dora dur- the floor. 6A, No. 1 Forest Hill ing his career. “Pretty sure we got an of- in the first period, Overall, Griffin has 720 career fensive , and Dazon wins. As a varsity coach, Griffin av- (Ingram) had it at the top of 20-16, then won the erages 19 wins a year. the key and I just saw an scoring battle 9-8 in “I’ve been coaching a long time opening in the corner so I the second period to and have had a lot of good players just decided to sprint there take a 29-24 lead over the years. Hopefully, I’ve got a and I was wide open,” Key few years left,” Griffin said. into halftime. said. During his time at Sumiton Chris- The Crimson Tide (13-7, 6- The second half tian, Griffin led the Eagles to the 2 Southeastern Conference) belonged to Forest Northwest Regional Tournament at expanded the lead further Hill — first with a Wallace State-Hanceville in 2014 with a 13-2 run that hap- 20-9 scoring run and guided the team to three consec- pened in large part thanks to utive 20-win seasons. five late Bulldog turnovers over Cordova in the This year’s squad is 11-12 after and six points from Key who third period and Saturday’s win. finished the half with 12 ending with a 17-9 Against Berry, Jeremy Brown and points. fourth period effort. Judson Laird led the team with 17 Mississippi State (13-7, 4- points each. 4) won the battle on the Cordova (18-6) “I’ve enjoyed coaching (at Sumiton boards (40-37) behind the ef- hosts Fayette Christian). The kids are great. forts of Aric Holman who fin- County on Monday. They’ve been a lot of fun to work ished with a team-high nine with,” Griffin said. rebounds behind only Al- Sumiton Christian has three reg- Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley abama’s Bola Olaniyan (11). ular-season games left before the Sumiton Christian’s Bill Griffin guides his team during a game The Crimson Tide more Sports on TV area tournament. The Eagles host than made up for it by mak- Jefferson Christian Academy on at the Northwest Regional Tournament in Hanceville during ing 31 of 36 free throws to NFL Playoffs Tuesday, play at Lynn on Thursday the 2013-14 season. Griffin, who has also coached at Dora outscore the Bulldogs by 20 and host Winston County on Friday. 2017 NFL Pro Bowl, and Gardendale earned his 600th career win Saturday. points at the line. AFC vs. NFC, 2:30 p.m., NBC College Basketball COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREP SOFTBALL Michigan at Michigan St., noon, CBS Virginia at Villanova, South earns Carbon Hill’s noon, FOX Washington at Arizona, 2:30 p.m., FOX Senior Bowl Moore signs Xavier at St. John’s, 5 p.m., FS1 Indiana at N’western, win, 16-15 5:30 p.m., BTN with Bevill St. By JOHN ZENOR B. College at Va. Tech, AP Sports Writer By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY 5:30 p.m., ESPNU Eagle Sports Editor Stanford at California, MOBILE — Davis Webb looked for Josh Reynolds on his initial 7:30 p.m., ESPNU CARBON HILL — Carbon Hill softball coach third-down play Wade Tittle wasted no time throwing an Saturday, eighth-grade Katie Moore into his starting soft- Women’s Basketball found him ball lineup four years ago. Iowa at Maryland, again on Moore has been 1 p.m., ESPN2 his next racking up the hits Arkansas at LSU, pass and a ever since. third time for 1 p.m., SECN Now a senior with a long touchdown. a pair of state tourna- Texas A&M at Miss St., It’s just like the California quar- ment appearances and 3 p.m., SECN terback predicted the night before a stellar .358 career batting average to her Auburn at Alabama, the Senior Bowl, when that connec- credit, Moore is keeping her talents close to 5 p.m., SECN tion with the Texas A&M wide re- home. The centerfielder recently signed with ceiver helped the South to a 16-15 Bevill State, which is restarting its softball pro- Oklahoma at Baylor, victory over the North. gram for the 2017 season under head coach 5:30 p.m., ESPN2 “I told Josh (Friday) night, ‘You Angel Brown. were my favorite outside receiver Before heading to Sumiton to play for the NBA all week. If we get 1 on 1, I’m going Bears, Moore has one more season under Tittle Thunder at Cavaliers, your way so you’d better win,’” at Carbon Hill. 2:30 p.m., ABC Webb said. “And he did. He won “I knew from the first time I saw her, when multiple times.” she was going into the eighth-grade year, that Webb spread the ball around to she could play. Katie’s a natural outfielder. She Golf other receivers like Mississippi has great instincts. She has speed and a pretty PGA Tour, Farmers State’s Fred Ross as well. The Pac- Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley good arm. She takes over in centerfield and Insurance Open, final 12 Conference’s leading passer di- makes all the calls,” Tittle said. round, noon, GLF, rected scoring drives on all three of Carbon Hill’s Katie Moore takes a lead off third When Moore found out Bevill State was 2 p.m., CBS his possessions while completing 11 base during a game against Cordova last sea- bringing back it’s softball program, she got in SEE BOWL, A11 son. Moore recently signed will Bevill State. SEE MOORE, A10 A10 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST AUBURN 88, TCU 80

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Freshmen lead Auburn past TCU Darling scores 20 points, UAB The Associated Press OK getting it to him.” fellow freshmen Anfernee swamps Southern Miss 87-43 They were better in this game, McLemore and Jared Harper added FORT WORTH, Texas — Austin matching a season high with 23 as- 13 points apiece for Auburn (14-7), BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Freshman Nate Darling Wiley took another turn as the top sists, led by seven from senior T.J. the only team in the country with came off the bench to hit six 3-pointers and score scorer among Auburn’s four leading Dunans. One of those was on Wiley’s freshmen as the top four scorers. a career-high 20 points and UAB swamped South- freshmen, and the young group got dunk that put Auburn up 58-57, the Wiley was 11 of 13 from the field ern Mississippi 87-43 on Saturday night. the school’s first win in the SEC/Big last of 11 lead changes in the first 26 and the team’s leading scorer again 12 Challenge with a dizzying sec- Javien Williams added 13 points, William Lee minutes on a run that ended with a week after doing it the first time. ond-half run on TCU. the Tigers leading 80-59. He had his previous season high of added 10 with eight rebounds and Deion Laven- Wiley had a season-high 25 points, Alex Robinson scored 20 for the 19 in a 20-point home win against der 10 with seven assists for the Blazers (14-8, 7- including a dunk early in a 25-2 run Horned Frogs (14-7), who have lost Alabama. 2 Conference USA), who won their 22nd straight to put the Tigers ahead for good in a season-high four straight games The Tigers improved to 3-0 home conference game. the second half of an 88-80 victory since getting over .500 in Big 12 play against the Big 12 after pre-SEC UAB took control early, racing to a 13-2 lead over the Horned Frogs on Saturday for the first time in the school’s fifth wins against Texas Tech and Okla- night. and pushing it to 24-6 as Southern Miss made just season in the league. homa. Both of those were at neutral It was Auburn’s fourth try in the “Everybody’s felt good about what sites. two of its first 15 shots. It was 42-16 with UAB SEC/Big 12 matchups that interrupt we were doing but we’re in a new “It’s a great win for the SEC,” making 15 of 29 shots while the Golden Eagles conference play. spot here,” first-year coach Jamie Pearl said. “Obviously the Big 12 is were 7 of 31 with 11 misses coming from 3-point “They’re not built like that any- Dixon said. “Because we just didn’t rated the best conference in college range on the way to an 0 for 17 performance from more,” coach Bruce Pearl said of his play well at all. We’ve got to look at basketball. And they’re going to get distance. 6-foot-11, 255-pound center. “He ourselves and we’ve got to get more seven or eight teams in the NCAA spreads out and he takes up the en- done in practice.” Tournament. That’s what the math Cortez Edwards led Southern Miss (6-15, 3-6) tire lane. He does a great job of seal- with 11 points. The Eagles finished the game at Leading scorer Mustapha Heron says. And right now they’re talking ing on ball reversal and we’re just had 17 points before fouling out and about not that many from the SEC.” 23 percent (13 of 56). Simonds ties career-best 26, Georgia State wins 5th straight Serena TROY (AP) — Freshman D’Marcus Simonds tied a season-high with 26 points to help Georgia State win its fifth straight with a 78-72 victory over tops Venus Troy on Saturday. Simonds, averaging 11 points per game, has scored 24, 14, 25 and 26 in his past four games. for 23rd The Panthers went on a 7-0 run in the second half to push their lead to 10 at 67-57 with 3:50 left. But Wesley Person nailed an open 3-pointer in major win transition with 47.3 seconds left to get Troy within 74-70. Georgia State answered with two free The Associated Press throws by Jeremy Hollowell for a six-point lead. Person made the margin four points again with MELBOURNE, Australia 17 seconds to go until Isaiah Williams sealed it at — Serena Williams has won the stripe. Person hit seven 3-pointers and scored her record 23rd Grand Slam singles title with a 6-4, 6-4 vic- 25 points for Troy (11-11, 3-5). tory over her older sister Venus in Saturday’s Aus- Samford holds on late to edge tralian Open final. With her record seventh VMI 69-67 in Southern play Australian title, the 35-year- LEXINGTON, Va. (AP) — Josh Sharkey scored old Williams moved ahead of Photo courtesy Dena Blanton a late basket and Samford held on to edge VMI Steffi Graf for the most major titles in the Open era. Mar- Carbon Hill’s Katie Moore signed a letter-of-intent with Bevill State 69-67 despite making only one basket in the last garet Court won 24 majors, Community College recently. She will play softball for the Lady Bears. 3:50 on Saturday afternoon. but collected 13 of those before Demetrius Denzel-Dyson led Samford (14-8, 5- the Open era. Present at the signing were, seated from left, Carbon Hill softball 4 Southern Conference) with 18 points and Alex The victory at Rod Laver coach Wade Tittle, Katie Moore and Bevill State softball coach Angel Thompson added 17 — after being held to two Arena also ensured Serena Brown, back row travel ball coach Chad Tittle and Carbon Hill assis- Williams will regain the top tant softball coach Brandon Phillips. points in the last two games — as the Bulldogs ranking, which she lost in Sep- ended a two-game skid. tember after 186 straight Justin Hopkins scored a season-best 13 points, weeks when Angelique Kerber From A9 Wyatt Walker 11 and Sharkey finished with four. won the U.S. Open. Moore QJ Peterson led VMI (5-15, 2-7) with 21 points It was Serena’s seventh win touch with coach Brown. from Carbon Hill. and Armani Branch added 14. In the last 2:28, Pe- in nine all-Williams Grand Slam finals, and the first since “I emailed (Brown) and told her Last year, Moore was second on the terson stole the ball from Denzel-Dyson and fed to Wimbledon in 2009. It was 36- that I wanted to try out. She emailed team in batting average (.331), runs Adrian Rich for a layup, cutting the gap to 67-65, year-old, No. 13-seeded Venus me back and said she would come (52) and hits (56) and fourth in RBIs and Peterson hit with 1:26 left to make the score Williams’ first trip back to a watch me play,” Moore said. (32). She also led the team in doubles 69-67 after a basket by Sharkey. major final in 7 ½ years. After seeing Moore in action during (15) and tied for the team lead in Williams has won 15 majors summer softball tournaments, Brown stolen bases (11). since last losing to Venus in a invited her in for a tryout. Moore hit .333 as an eighth grader Morehead State comes back to Grand Slam final, at Wimble- “I went to the tryout and she of- and .412 as a freshman at Carbon beat Jacksonville State 72-69 don in 2008. fered me. I said sure. I wanted to go Hill before hitting .372 her one sea- Venus walked over to Ser- to Bevill,” said Moore, who had son at Oakman. JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Xavier Moon scored ena’s side of the net and the planned on going to the school even if “At the plate, she is a contact hitter. 21 points, Miguel Dicent added 20, and Morehead sisters hugged. her softball career didn’t work out. She can hit from both sides and run State staged a 12-point second-half comeback “This was a tough one — I She will join Curry teammates the bases well,” Tittle said. “She has and held on for a 72-69 win over Jacksonville really would like to take this Madison Bentley and Katelyn Moore played in big games since she started at Bevill State. playing varsity ball. She’s played in State on Saturday. moment to congratulate Venus,” Serena Williams said. Moore was a key component to Car- regional and state tournaments and DeJuan Marrero had 16 points and 10 boards “She’s an amazing person. bon Hill’s run to the State Softball played very competitive travel ball as for the Eagles (10-12, 6-3 Ohio Valley), including There’s no way I’d be at 23 Tournament in Montgomery last well. She will do a good job at Bevill a layup with 4:41 left to give Morehead State a 63- without her. She’s my inspira- year. because she wants to learn and loves 61 advantage, its first lead since 30-28 late in the tion and the only reason I’m She was also one of the top hitters playing the game.” first half. standing here today. Thanks for an Oakman team that advanced Carbon Hill’s season starts Feb. 24- to the state tournament during her 25 at the Lynn Lady Bears Invita- The Eagles led 68-62 with 2:56 left, but 3s from for inspiring me to be the best player I can be.” sophomore year, her one year away tional. Greg Tucker and Malcolm Drumwright cut it to 70- 68 with 44 seconds left. After Morehead State missed a layup, Derrick Green had a chance to tie for Jacksonville with eight seconds left, but he FOR THE RECORD made just 1 of 2 free throws. NFL Playoffs Detroit 21 26 .447 11 Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. State, Tuesday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Detroit at Boston, 8 p.m. 19. Cincinnati (18-2) did not NASCAR All Times EST Wild-card Playoffs Southwest Division Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. play. Next: vs. South Florida, Sun- Michael Waltrip says his 30th Saturday, Jan. 7 W L Pct GB Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. day. Houston 27, Oakland 14 San Antonio 36 10 .783 — Memphis at Phoenix, 10:30 20. Purdue (17-4) did not play. Daytona 500 will be his last Seattle 26, Detroit 6 Houston 35 15 .700 3 p.m. Next: at Nebraska, Sunday. Sunday, Jan. 8 Memphis 27 21 .563 10 21. Saint Mary’s (18-2) at DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Michael Waltrip Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 New Orleans 19 28 .404 17½ Santa Clara. Next: at Pacific, Dallas 16 30 .348 20 Top 25 Fared Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 13 By The Associated Press Thursday. says next month’s Daytona 500 will be his last Northwest Division ——— Saturday 22. Maryland (19-2) beat Min- NASCAR race. W L Pct GB Divisional Playoffs 1. Villanova (19-2) did not play. nesota 85-78. Next: at Ohio State, Utah 30 18 .625 — Waltrip is a two-time Daytona 500 winner, and Saturday, Jan. 14 Next: vs. No. 12 Virginia, Sunday. Tuesday. Okla. City 28 19 .596 1½ Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 2. Kansas (19-2) beat No. 4 23. South Carolina (17-4) beat the Feb. 26 race will mark his 30th career start in Denver 20 25 .444 8½ New England 34, Houston 16 Kentucky 79-73. Next: vs. No. 5 Missouri 63-53. Next: at LSU, “The Great American Race.” Portland 21 27 .438 9 Sunday, Jan. 15 Baylor, Wednesday. Wednesday. Minnesota 17 29 .370 12 The Toyota will be sponsored by Aaron’s and Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 3. Gonzaga (21-0) at Pepper- 24. Xavier (14-6) did not play. Pacific Division Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 Next: at St. John’s, Sunday. will be the No. 15 Thanks Mikey Toyota. Waltrip W L Pct GB dine. Next: ay BYU, Tuesday. ——— 25. Florida (16-5) beat Okla- and Aaron’s have been partners for almost 20 Golden State 39 7 .848 — 4. Kentucky (17-4) lost to No. 2 Conference Championships homa 84-52. Next: vs. Missouri, L.A. Clippers 30 17 .638 9½ Kansas 79-73. Next: vs. Georgia, years, and last year he signed a multi-year agree- Sunday, Jan. 22 Thursday. Sacramento 19 28 .404 20½ Tuesday. NFC ment to continue as a company spokesman. Phoenix 15 31 .326 24 5. Baylor (20-1) beat Missis- Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 The 53-year-old Waltrip retired from full-time L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 25 sippi 78-75. Next: at No. 2 Transactions AFC ——— Kansas, Wednesday. The Associated Press racing after the 2009 season. He has continued New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 Friday’s Games 6. Florida State (18-4) lost to BASEBALL ——— running in restrictor-plate races since, including Indiana 115, Sacramento 111, Syracuse 82-72. Next: at Miami, National League Pro Bowl OT Wednesday. COLORADO ROCKIES — Daytona and the first Talladega race last year. Sunday, Jan. 29 Boston 128, Orlando 98 7. Arizona (19-2) did not play. Signed RHP Greg Holland to a At Orlando, Fla. Cleveland 124, Brooklyn 116 Next: vs. Washington, Sunday. one-year contract. Designated AFC vs. NFC, 8 p.m. (ESPN) LOCAL DIGEST POLICY New York 110, Charlotte 107 8. UCLA (19-3) did not play. RHP Eddie Butler for assignment. ——— Toronto 102, Milwaukee 86 Next: at Washington State, WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Jasper Parks and Recreation Super Bowl Houston 123, Philadelphia 118 Wednesday. Agreed to terms with RHP Vance Sunday, Feb. 5 Jasper Parks and Recreation is currently hold- Miami 100, Chicago 88 9. North Carolina (19-4) lost to Worley on a minor league con- At Houston ing registration for the following sports until Feb. 9 New Orleans 119, San Antonio Miami 77-62. Next: vs. Pittsburgh, tract. Atlanta vs. New England, 6:30 103 Tuesday. BASKETBALL — baseball (ages 3-12), softball (ages 5-12), p.m. (FOX) Washington 112, Atlanta 86 10. Oregon (19-2) vs. Oregon National Basketball Associa- spring soccer (ages 8-16), spring volleyball (ages Portland 112, Memphis 109 State. Next: at California, Thurs- tion 8-16), spring basketball (ages 13-18). The regis- NBA Standings Saturday’s Games day. CHICAGO BULLS — Assigned tration fee is $50 fee with sibling discounts and All Times EST Sacramento 109, Charlotte 106 11. Butler (18-4) lost to George- G Denzel Valentine to Windy City EASTERN CONFERENCE Miami 116, Detroit 103 town 85-81. 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COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOP 25 No. 2 Kansas rallies past Kentucky at Rupp The Associated Press Bruce Brown scored a career- missed off the rim with 7 sec- Duke appeared to be headed high 30 points, and Miami onds remaining. Jackson for its fourth loss in five games LEXINGTON, Ky. Frank snapped North Carolina’s seven- grabbed the rebound, tossed the before Kennard took over in the Mason III scored 21 points, Josh game win streak. ball to a streaking Okogie, and second half. Jackson had 20 points and a pair The Hurricanes (14-6, 4-4 At- McCamish Pavilion erupted in ——— of big 3-pointers and No. 2 lantic Coast Conference) had cheers. No. 18 West Virginia 81, Kansas rallied past No. 4 Ken- success with a swarming zone ——— Texas A&M 77 tucky 79-73 on Saturday night defense. The Tar Heels’ point No. 15 Wisconsin 61, At Morgantown, W.Va., Jevon in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge. total was a season low and 27 Rutgers 54 Carter had 19 points and nine The Challenge’s marquee below their average, and they At New York, Ethan Happ rebounds, helping West Virginia matchup between college bas- shot only 35 percent. scored seven of his career-high hold on for the win. ketball’s two winningest pro- Miami also had a 41-36 edge 32 points in overtime, helping West Virginia opened a 51-31 grams ended with the Jayhawks in rebounding against the Tar Wisconsin get the win at Madi- lead on Daxter Miles Jr.’s 3- earning their second straight Heels (19-4, 7-2), who lead the son Square Garden. pointer early in the second half. win over the Wildcats on Ken- nation in that category. Happ was 12 for 18 from the But the Mountaineers needed tucky’s home floor. Three-point ——— field. He was the only player for two free throws by Esa Ahmad shooting was critical for Kansas Georgetown 85, Wisconsin (18-3, 7-1 Big Ten) to with 4.4 seconds left to finish off (19-2) as it shook off an 0-for-8 No. 11 Butler 81 shoot above 50 percent; the the Aggies. first half to make 5 of 11 after At Indianapolis, L.J. Peak Badgers shot 33.3 percent (20 Ahmad went 6 for 12 at the halftime, with Jackson’s consec- scored 22 points and Jessie for 60) from the field, including line and finished with 14 points. utive 3s starting things for the Govan beat the shot clock with a a 3-for-25 performance from 3- Miles scored 10 points for West Jayhawks. They shot 59 percent key 3-pointer with 1:03 left, point range. Virginia (17-4) in the second half. helping Georgetown top No. 11 ——— ——— Malik Monk and Derek Willis Butler 85-81 on Saturday night. No. 16 Creighton 83, No. 22 Maryland 85, each had 18 points for Kentucky Govan finished with 20 points DePaul 66 Minnesota 78 (17-4), which dropped its second AP Photo as the Hoyas (12-10, 3-6 Big Omaha, Neb., Khyri Thomas At Minneapolis, Justin Jack- straight. East) stopped the Bulldogs’ 14- scored 18 points and Marcus son had a career-high 28 points Kentucky’s De’Aaron Fox (0) game home winning streak with Foster had 15, leading Creighton and 10 rebounds, making all five No. 5 Baylor 78, shoots while defended by their second victory against a to the win at home. of his 3-point attempts, and Mississippi 75 Kansas’ Josh Jackson (1 1) ranked opponent this week. Justin Patton added 14 points Maryland earned its sixth At Oxford, Miss., Manu during their game Saturday. They were coming off a 71-51 as Creighton (19-3, 6-3 Big East) straight win. Lecomte scored 17 points, victory against No. 16 Creighton won for the first time in three Jackson and fellow freshman Johnathan Motley and Jo Lual- At Syracuse, N.Y., Andrew on Wednesday. games since star point guard Kevin Huerter combined to go Acuil Jr. each added 16 and No. White scored 24 points, John Kelan Martin scored 22 points Maurice Watson Jr. was shelved 10 for 12 from 3-point range. 5 Baylor rallied to beat Missis- Gillon had 21 points and for Butler (18-4, 7-3), which lost by a major knee injury. Huerter finished with 19 points sippi 78-75 on Saturday in the matched his career high with 11 for the first time in five games. Billy Garrett Jr. scored 18 and Melo Trimble added 13 SEC-Big 12 Challenge. assists, and Syracuse beat No. 6 –––— points and Brandon Cyrus had points, nine assists and seven re- Baylor (20-1) rallied from a 15- Florida State 82-72 on Saturday. Georgia Tech 62, 12 for the Blue Demons (8-13, 1- bounds as the Terrapins (19-2, 7- point deficit in the first half to Syracuse (13-9, 5-4 Atlantic No. 14 Notre Dame 60 7). 1) kept pace with Wisconsin in a win its fifth straight game. The Coast Conference) won its sec- At Atlanta, Josh Okogie made ——— tie for first place in the Big Ten. Bears trailed 50-40 early in the ond straight close game and a fast-break layup as time ex- No. 17 Duke 85, ——— second half, but pushed ahead to gained its first victory over a pired, Tadric Jackson had a ca- Wake Forest 83 No. 25 Florida 84, take their first lead at 56-54 ranked team. reer-high 25 points and Georgia At Winston-Salem, N.C., Luke Oklahoma 52 with 10:25 left after Motley Tyler Lydon had 14 points, 11 Tech earned another surprising Kennard hit a 3-pointer with 6.6 At Norman, Okla., Kevarrius made a pair of free throws. rebounds and a career-high six victory over a ranked opponent. seconds left, helping Duke rally Hayes scored a career-high 20 It was a close game from that blocks for the Orange, who led The inexperienced Yellow for the road win. points to help Florida roll to the point forward. Lecomte hit a de- 44-26 at halftime. Dwayne Jackets (13-8, 5-4 Atlantic Coast Kennard finished with 34 road win in the Big 12-SEC cisive 3-pointer with 23 seconds Bacon and Jonathan Isaac each Conference), in their first year points — one shy of his career Challenge. left that made it 78-72 and sent had 19 points for Florida State under coach Josh Pastner, al- high — and Grayson Allen had Canyon Barry scored 15 points many of the Ole Miss fans to the (18-4, 6-3). ready had two wins over top-10 19 for the Blue Devils (16-5, 4-4 and Devin Robinson had 13 for exits. ——— opponents before taking down Atlantic Coast Conference). Ken- the Gators (16-5), who have won ——— Miami 77, the Fighting Irish (17-5, 6-3). nard was 6 for 6 from 3-point two in a row since dropping con- Syracuse 82, No. 9 North Carolina 62 Notre Dame’s Matt Farrell range and Allen went 5 for 11 secutive games to South Car- No. 6 Florida State 72 Coral Gables, Fla., freshman went up for a short jumper but from beyond the arc. olina and Vanderbilt.

Super Bowl LI: Dan Quinn’s task: matching up with Belichick By BARRY WILNER It shut down his former is different, also. I want to Daniels will devise strate- lific in 2016, but the sea- what happens when a AP Pro Football Writer team and then the potent fully recognize that. gies that can rob Atlanta of son’s final game is an en- team takes the conserva- Packers to get to the title “However, when we do its most dangerous op- tirely different scenario — tive route. Seattle’s defense had match with New England. get to the game, it’s still tions. Quinn was spot-on. Fortunately for the Fal- taken charge, and the Sea- Before Quinn begins fig- going to be the game. If that means shutting “Number one, they’re cons, Quinn, like mentor hawks led the 2015 Super uring out how to figure out There’s a lot of hype that down All-Pro receiver Julio difficult to defend,” he Pete Carroll, is often a Bowl by 10 points. Brady, Bill Belichick and leads up to it. There’s more Jones, that’s where New said. “They use a variety of turn-it-loose coach. Those Then Tom Brady torched the rest of the Patriots, his media exposure that goes England will focus. If it different formations, per- units that helped carry that unit in the fourth first task is simply guiding along with it. But our means neutralizing NFL sonnel groups. They’ve got Seattle to the top of the quarter — a unit coordi- the Falcons down a path process of getting ready sacks leader Vic Beasley a huge playbook from the NFC and to a Lombardi nated by Dan Quinn. they aren’t familiar with. doesn’t change. Jr., that’s also where the pass game into the run Trophy were assertive, re- Yes, the most memorable Regardless of how that “Our intent of how we’re Patriots will concentrate game, the gap schemes, lentless and, well, down- play in that game was Super Bowl turned out two going to play doesn’t efforts. trap schemes and run right nasty. Malcolm Butler’s goal-line years back, at least Quinn change. The attitude and This is old hat for Be- game, quick game. So I Quinn also must make interception when the Sea- has traveled this way identity that we want to lichick, in his record sev- would say it’s offense sure offensive coordinator hawks appeared ready to twice before, including a play with doesn’t change. enth Super Bowl as head that’s well-versed. They Kyle Shanahan, in what successfully defend their romp over Denver in Feb- So those things are going coach (he’s 4-2). The spot- have different ways to at- appears to be his final title. ruary 2014, when his D to stay really consistent light in this matchup will tack you.” game with Atlanta before Now, though, with the was too much for Peyton and really the same.” glare on Quinn, and not Quinn knows his de- taking over as head coach matchup of the Falcons Manning and the Broncos. Really consistent and re- just because he is more fense must be doing just as in San Francisco, attacks against the Patriots in this “For a lot of guys, play- ally the same is what can personable and entertain- much attacking. He need from the outset, too. Trying Super Bowl, the memory of ing in their first divisional be expected from the other ing. look no further back than to outsmart the Patriots Quinn’s defense struggling game a couple weeks ago, side. No team or coaching Just how will he handle the Patriots’ rout of Pitts- isn’t the trick to winning. in the clutch is vivid. and playing in their first staff is better at planning the biggest challenge of his burgh last Sunday to see Outplaying them is. And Quinn doesn’t ex- NFC championship game, for a specific opponent career? actly have the “Legion of and all those experiences than the Patriots. Be- Technically, he’s already Boom” on his side, al- are new,” Quinn said. “You lichick, defensive coordina- into it. Speaking of Brady’s though Atlanta’s defense have to have awareness for tor Matt Patricia offensive prolific offense — yes, At- WE WANT has shown staying power. those. And this experience coordinator and Josh Mc- lanta’s was even more pro- Yes!Yes! TO BUY Bowl From A9 of 16 passes for 165 yards, tive,” said Peterman, who AWARD WINNERS HEAVY TURNOVER YOUR CAR! including a 39-yard touch- was 16-of-23 passing for Toledo RB Kareem The South committed down strike on a well- 153 yards and played most Hunt ran for 118 yards on five turnovers and turned thrown fade to Reynolds. of the game. 15 carries to earn North it over on its first three Boyles Auto Sales Reynolds had six catches “To say you can drive Outstanding Player Hon- possessions. 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Everybody was COACHING STAFFS Peterman fired a 6-yard a graduate transfer from going hard. We wanted to Hue Jackson and his scoring pass to East Car- Texas Tech. win.” Cleveland Browns staff olina’s Zay Jones with 1:51 He led the South to a The South’s honoree led the South team, and left but the North went for touchdown and was Kansas State defen- have the first, 12th and two points and a potential in the final three minutes sive end Jordan Willis, 33rd overall picks in the lead. of the first half. who forced two fumbles April draft. The Chicago Under heavy pressure He and Reynolds proved and had a pair of sacks. Bears’ John Fox, who has from Chattanooga’s a prolific combination on Willis said he wanted to the No. 3 pick, coached the Keionta Davis, Peterman’s the touchdown drive, mov- get on people’s radar since North. 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Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017 LIFESTYLES B1 Thinking A NEW TAKE ON NUTRITION Run from in the Senior farmers market voucher sign-up that guy By EMILY HINES is not missed! to help support the local farmers Dear For the Daily Mountain Eagle Fresh fruits and vegetables help in Walker County. Our local farm- Dave, woods provide the vitamins and miner- ers work long, tireless hours in My It is that time of year again. als that the body needs to main- order to help provide the commu- hus- I’ve The Senior Farmers Market Au- band been at tain health. A variety of produce nity a great resource of fresh thority is now taking applications helps prevent and fight against fruits and vegetables. For those was re- a cre- from qualified individuals to re- cently ative chronic diseases such as cancer, that do not qualify for the Farm- ceive Farmers Market Vouchers heart disease, type 2 diabetes and ers Market Vouchers, they may laid off, low tide this summer to use at any ap- and he since high blood pressure, as well as know of others that will. Help proved Farmers Market or road- macular degeneration and glau- spread the word about applying has Dave Says Novem- side stand in the state of ber. The coma. for the Farmers Market Vouchers. Alabama. Not only are these vouchers a Individuals must apply each By Dave Ramsey oral This is a wonderful opportunity surgery great way to obtain fresh fruits year for the vouchers. This means Life 101 to get fresh fruits and vegetables. and vegetables for health, but $229,000 in a 401(k). He in De- See NUTRITION, B8 By Rick Watson Make sure that this opportunity they also provide a wonderful way has been told that he cember should roll it into a hybrid didn’t annuity. Is this a good help. idea? Usually, when I get in a Durnae slump I simply wait it out. But that tactic wasn’t Dear Durnae, working this time. So Absolutely not! It many times in the past sounds to me like he’s when I found myself flail- been talking to an in- ing, I did a mental reset surance agent instead and got back to the basics. of an investment advi- That’s what I decided to sor. There’s no reason do this past week. to put a 401(k) into an I needed a book that I annuity. Annuities are first read when Jilda and there to protect money, I moved to the country as it grows, from taxes. over 30 years ago. I knew Well, guess what? The it was there hidden 401(k) is already pro- among the books that tecting it from taxes. most writers have in their I would roll it into a library. As my finger slid traditional IRA in a se- from spine to spine, I ries of growth stock found it. “On Walden mutual funds. You’ll Pond” by Henry David have half the fees, the Thoreau is a book that advisor won’t make provided inspiration when anywhere near the I needed it. commission he’d make The work is a reflection on an annuity, and on the two years Thoreau you’ll get much better spent building a small results in the end. cabin and living near the Yeah, I definitely banks of Walden Pond in wouldn’t go the annu- Concord, Massachusetts ity route. I don’t have a in the 1800s. single annuity, and I’ve Thoreau was a philoso- got a lot of invest- pher, and I won’t pretend ments. One of the rea- that I grasp the full mean- sons so many ing of this work, but I re- Celebrating “advisors” push annu- member that it resonated ities is because they with me the first time I 100 days of school wind up with bigger read it. He seemed to be commissions. Annu- stepping back and taking Walker County and Jasper ities aren’t evil or any- a very close look at life. In thing, but they’re doing so, Thoreau figured City Schools celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday with a definitely not the out what was important to proper product for you him on a basic level. dress-up day. Students in Mrs. in this situation. I read until my eyes Braddock’s second grade class at Get away from the were tired. Stepping to guy who gave you this the office window, I no- T.R. Simmons Elementary School and Mrs. Harbison’s first grade advice, and find a good ticed the rain had stopped financial advisor — not and the sun peeped out class at Cordova Elementary an insurance guy — from among the clouds. School dressed like 100-year-old with the heart of a Grabbing my walking men and women for the occasion. teacher. You need to stick, I headed toward the talk to someone who’s barn. interested in helping Ol’ Hook jumped a deer. you two plan for your He was off and running as future, not theirs! fast as a rumor. The Janu- Dave ary sun felt good on my back. When I circled the Daily Mountain Eagle photos - Jennifer Cohron Dear Dave, barn and headed toward I’m 37 years old, mar- the new path we built last ried with two great kids, summer, I heard some- and I was just diagnosed thing I hadn’t heard in a Adding lime to soil helps maintain proper pH levels with multiple sclerosis. while. I’m trying to plan for the It was the small stream future, and I was wonder- deep in the hollow on the Most of us have heard many reasons for lim- There are a few exceptions such home gardeners, ing over the years including con- as azaleas, blueberries, camellias, ing if you have any sug- east side of the barn. It gestions for work at home winds through the roots of landscapers, trolling plant diseases, killing gardenias, and a few others that plant enthusi- harmful insects, making fruit or prefer a very acidic soil. or self-employment ideas ancient oaks and hickory for people with disabili- trees that keep it shaded asts, (or farmers vegetables sweeter, or even pre- For most plants, when the soil’s for that matter) venting bugs from entering build- pH falls below 6.0, they begin to ties. in summer. Last year’s Chris drought made the creek know or at least ings, houses, etc. As good as they have problems. Vital nutrients bed dry as old snuff, but have often sound, none of these are actually such as phosphorous, potassium, heard that we true!!! calcium, and magnesium are lost Dear Chris, as I walked, the gurgling I’m really sorry to sounded like music in the should lime our Field & There are some very good and or become unavailable. This crops, flowers, Farm tremendously important reasons means that all that expensive fer- hear you’re facing this. silence of the hollow. It You’re a smart, brave felt like an old friend had gardens, and for liming, however. Most soils in tilizer that we buy and put lawns periodi- By Danny Cain Walker County tend to have a low around our plants is going to young woman to be come home after a long looking ahead and season away. cally. While pH, that is to say they are acidic. waste. most of us know that we are sup- In some cases, they are very The worst problem; however, making plans for the Finding a flat rock coming years. about the size of our coffee posed to add lime, few of us actu- acidic. Most of our plants grow ally know why we are doing it. I best at a soil pH of 5.8 to 6.5 or so. See CAIN, B2 I suggest you read a table, I sat for a while book by Dan Miller thinking. My mind settled called 48 Days to Cre- down as I fell into a state ative Income. Dan is a of bliss. The place felt sa- WADSWORTH RECOGNIZED FOR SUPPORT friend of mine, and he cred. also wrote a popular As I sat there on that book titled 48 Days to rock listening to the soft the Work You Love. The song of the water, I won- issue you’re talking dered what was going on about is very close to in Thoreau’s life when he his heart, and I think decided to move away his books will be a from civilization and refo- great help to you. cus his life force on the There’s also a book simple things. by Richard Bolles. It’s I think the time by the called Job Hunting for stream helped me sort the So-Called Handi- through why I’d been in a capped or People Who slump. There are things Have Disabilities, and in our lives we can con- it’s full of ideas to help trol, and things outside of you work around the that control. Sometimes I issues you’ll be facing. struggle trying to change There are lots of peo- things and the resulting ple out there — well- frustration sows seeds of known, highly doubt about who I am and successful folks — who why I’m here. have disabilities and Leave it to an old book still make good money and a small stream that and have rewarding found its voice after a long lives using the princi- silence to help me find ples found in these some answers. Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron books. Another great Rick Watson is a columnist and au- piece of news is it thor. His latest book Life Changes is Supporters of Oakman High School recently recognized Rep. Tim Wadsworth for providing financial sounds like you have a available on Amazon.com. You can assistance to Oakman High School for its drug awareness program in October. Pictured are Prin- contact him via email at rick@rick- See RAMSEY, B3 watson-writer.com cipal Patrick Gann, Wadsworth, David Kelly and Mayor Cory Franks. 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Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Hart III of Eu- Allison Jones faula, Ala., announce the engagement of their Local attorneys, Pat Nelson, Bob Bryan and Allison Jones of daughter, Rebecca Anne, to Christopher David Nelson Bryan and Jones, sponsor this weekly column. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ollis Rickey Harris of Jasper, Ala. I had a fall at a local store last week. The store had a leaking The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. cooler and I slipped on the water. I didn’t see it before I fell. Robert Rexford Lockwood and the late Mr. Lock- Is the store responsible? Ellie, Jasper wood of Eufaula, and Mrs. Charles William Hart, Jr. and the late Dr. Hart of Pulaski, Tenn. Accidents are just a fact of life, and injuries sometimes occur. She is a 2008 honor graduate of Eufaula High However, when the accidents are preventable, businesses can be School and received a bachelor’s degree in Com- held responsible for your injuries due to the fact that they are “inviting” you to come do business on their premises. You as munication Disorders from Auburn University the customer are entitled to not have to worry about the safety of and a master’s degree from the University of the business you are being invited to. Rather it is the duty of the Montevallo in Speech-Language Pathology. business to make their premises safe. While at Auburn, she was a member of the Sigma Lambda Chapter of Kappa Delta sorority, In order to proceed with a personal injury case, you have to be War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen, and Cater So- able to prove the business is liable for your injuries. In the case ciety. She is employed by United Cerebral Palsy, of a fall, for example, you must be able to show that the business working in Early Intervention in Birmingham. either should have recognized the danger or actually caused the Harris is the grandson of the late Drs. Galo hazard. Reyes Torres and Ulvia Garcia Gonzalez de Reyes of Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador, and the Is the business liable? late Mr. and Mrs. Ollis B. Harris of Cullman, If the business was aware of the potential hazard and failed to Ala. remedy the situation, they may be liable. Some considerations He is a 2008 graduate of Walker High School must be whether or not the problem would normally be and received his bachelor’s degree in Mechani- considered dangerous, and if the business knew about it and had cal Engineering from Auburn University. He is ample time to fix it. Alternatively, if the business actually caused employed by EC & S Contractors, a project man- a hazardous situation, there is a heightened chance that they are agement, design and construction company in liable. Trussville, Alabama. The wedding will take place April 22, 2017, at Simply falling at a business does not mean you have a claim . the First United Methodist Church in Eufaula. Rebecca Anne Hart, Christopher David Harris You must be able to prove negligence on the part of the business. Sometimes, liability comes down to making a judgment call: should the business have reasonably known about the hazard and have remedied it? In some cases, the answer may be fairly clear. For example, if a business had a broken tile on the floor, and as a result the floor CLUB NEWS was sunken in a spot, it is reasonable to assume that someone may trip. If the business then failed to fix the tile in a reasonable Laureate Rho timeframe and someone fell, it is rather apparent that they are liable. Members of the Laure- ate Rho Chapter of the Other cases may be more complicated. If a spill caused a wet Beta Sigma Phi Sorority floor and someone fell, is the business responsible? It may were hosted by Phyllis depend on what caused the spill, how long the floor had been Casson for their January wet, if the business had been notified of the hazard, or if there 3rd meeting. were procedures in place to regularly clean the floors. In cases Member Montae Cain like these, it is wise to call upon a personal injury attorney right gave a recitation that she away. had shared with the Do I have a case? group at prior events, but to new members it was a The only way to know for sure if you have a case is to contact a special presentation. personal injury attorney and explain the situation in detail. At The Children’s Advo- Nelson, Bryan and Jones, we recognize that a fall can result in cacy Center will be the re- pain, unexpected medical bills, and time off work. We will cipient of the group’s patiently listen as you explain the situation in detail. We will January service donation. carefully explain the claims process. Insurance adjustors may try Co-Chairmen Linda to get you to admit responsibility – don’t be swayed by their Berry and Lela Robbins tactics. If you have been injured as a result of a fall at a business, stated the Valentine contact us today. Steak Dinner social will Photo Special to the Eagle be Feb. 10 at Musgrove The accident and injury lawyers at Nelson, Bryan & Jones Laureate Rho members Reggie Plyler and Phyllis Casson look on as fellow represent clients in most areas including Motor Vehicle Country Club. Accidents, Wrongful Death Cases, Personal Injury Actions, Because member Made- member Terah Sherer presents the Sorority’s January Service Donation to Social Security Disability, Defective Products, Insurance lyn Posey will be inactive Leah Belzer, director of the Walker County Children’s Advocacy Center. Disputes and Bad Faith, Fire Loss cases, Trucking Accidents, for an extended time, Worker’s Compensation, Drug Recalls, Employment Law and Terah Sherer will serve as Queen Deb Hudson will items to be ordered from Woodard. Members Property Damage Claims. Program Chairman in her be honored. International Beta Sigma. shared first hand infor- absence. President Cheri Swet- “Farmstead Homes” mation on family and If you have questions about any legal issue, call Nelson, Bryan Presenting the day’s & Jones (205-387-7777) for a free consultation. nam ask members for was the interesting pro- friends who were owners program on Pecans was suggestions for chapter gram presented by Cheri of Farmstead homes. Robbins. Please send the questions to: Hosting the January 17 Ask A Lawyer P. O. Box 2309, Jasper, Alabama 35502 meeting of Laureate Rho 205-387-7777 was Sherer. Members or email to: [email protected] helped Berry and Robbins or to: [email protected] select the menu for the No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is Valentine Social. “Did you see that greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers. Chapter Valentine billboard we just Cain From B1 passed?” with low pH soils is that slag, or even to some ex- year’s tree sale will be certain elements such as tent wood ashes can be held on Friday, March 3, aluminum and man- used to raise your soil’s beginning at 8 a.m. at the ganese (both of which are pH and make the soil less Walker County Farmers found in soils everywhere) acidic. Use caution if you Market on Airport Road become available for the use wood ash around liv- in Jasper. There will be plants to take up and can ing plants because it is more than 25 species of be toxic to the plant in very caustic and can dam- trees available for sale in- large amounts. So, at low age your plants. cluding ornamentals such pH’s our plants are get- Lime moves very slowly as gardenia, flowering ting less nutrients and through the soil, only cherry, pink and white more toxic materials, no about one inch per year. dogwood, crape myrtles, wonder most of them do The slow movement of snowball bush and hy- not lime very acidic soils. lime through the soil drangeas, as well as trees So how do our soils get makes it very important suitable as yard or shade to be acidic and why do to mix the lime with the trees such as blackgum, “Not really. What did it say?” we have to keep on lim- soil by hoeing, spading, or sugar maple, white oaks, ing? First of all (and prob- tilling prior to planting and fringe tree. They will “It was really interesting. It was something about a ably the most significant) new ornamentals or gar- also have several species is the type of materials den spots. For established suitable for wildlife such local business... let’s see... I’m trying to remember...” our soils are made from. plants, apply up to five as black walnut, Chinese Walker County is a part pounds of ground lime- chestnut, crabapple, and “HEY, watch that guy pulling over in our lane!” of the Appalachian stone per 100 square feet sawtooth oak. The trees Plateau which means our of bed area per applica- will be small 1-2 year old “Yea, he’s been swerving around a lot.” soils were derived from tion. This is approxi- seedlings (whips as we sandstone, shale, and a mately equal to one ton of call them) and most will “Probably trying to dial his cellphone.” few other types of rock. lime per acre. The only cost either $2 or $3. I This being the case, our way to tell how much lime have tried many of these “There you go, he’s straightening up now. I bet his soils are naturally more your soil needs for the from the tree sale and all acidic than soils of the type of plants you are have done very well (ex- wife gave him an ear full!” limestone valley and growing is through a soil cept for the couple that “What did you ask me before?” Blackbelt regions of the test. If your soil test calls my next door neighbor state. for more than one ton of “accidentally” sprayed Soils that receive more lime per acre, space your with Roundup). They will “I asked if you saw that billboard back there.” rainfall tend to be more applications approxi- also have a few selections acidic. The water actually mately six months apart of larger named variety “No, what was it?” leaches calcium, magne- and apply the five pounds fruit trees such as Gala sium, and other liming per 100 square feet until apple, Moonglow pear, “I can’t remember now. Maybe we’ll come back this materials out of our soils you have met the recom- and Red Haven peach, way next year.” leaving more acidic ele- mendation. which will cost $10. ments. The more rainfall While it is difficult to our soils receive the more “overlime” most plants acidic they become. This using standard agricul- Who sees your ads? is why our Alabama soils tural or dolomitic lime, it tend to be more acidic is very easy to do with than soils in the desert wood ash, hydrated lime southwest for example. or “burned” lime. I do not Finally, the use of fertil- recommend these around izers tends to acidify our living plants. Also, your soils over time. While this acid loving plants such as Daily Daily MountainMountain EagleEagle is true of all fertilizers, it azaleas and blueberries is especially true of fertil- can suffer from iron defi- izers such as ammonium ciency if you over lime It’s read and remembered nitrate, ammonium sul- them. fate, and many others. It by people who live and shop here. is also true of many or- Forestry Planning ganic fertilizers including Committee Tree Sale cottonseed meal. Mark your calendars for Call 221-2840 for Liming materials such the annual Walker The only thing missing as ground agricultural County Forestry Planning is you. Attend the advertising that works! lime, dolomitic lime, basic Committee tree sale. This church of your choice. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 SCHOOL There’s still time to sign up for health insurance The new year has been quite ex- rently insured through the Market- surance, now is the best time to pur- citing as we reach the end of Janu- place, you are still covered. The tax chase insurance through the Mar- ary. We have officially sworn in a penalties for not having health in- ketplace. 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ELEMENTARY Marcus Donavon May, Leigh Levrett, Madison ganus, Samantha Leeshae SCHOOL Marissa Danelle McBryde, Brooke Martin, Antwan Hyde, Aamyla Kyndriel WEST JASPER ELEMENTARY Second Nine Weeks Anna Caroline Smith Deon Odom Jr., Gracie Irby, Ketch Reid Jones, Monday - Pizza, corn, cookies, applesauce A/B Honor Roll Lane Sanford, Shelby Kyndell Alexia Kelley, Tuesday - Taco soup, cheese bread stick, fruit THIRD GRADE Austin Cruz Aaron, Anne Smallwood, Destinee Abbey Lynn Mauldin, Jace Wednesday - No menu A Honor Roll Alyssa Grace Blackwell, Sullivan, Katlyn Michelle Bryant McClenny, Thomas Thursday - No menu Macie Dawn Clark, Abby Jo Bridges, Brianna Uptain, Carly Grace Allen Parnell, Mackenzie Friday - No menu Xavier Corde Ellington McKay Bridler, Ashiel Woods, Adam Kennedy Paige Pendley, Joshua Note: Choice of milk offered with lunch Frazee, Addison Kate Raven Call, Hannah Grace York Lane Savage, Samuel Grif- Graves, Brady Nicholas Calleja, Kainoa Shawn A/B Honor Roll fin Smith, ReShae MADDOX MIDDLE SCHOOL, Jones, Brayden Guy Mc- Dunn, Kristopher Lane Lyla Montana Adkins, Monique Sutton, Sha- NORTH HIGHLANDS Clenny, Carter Nathaniel Eckroth, Jacob Brodey James Devon Bennett, Is- layiah NaShae Waid, Lilly Monday - Pizza, corn, side salad/ranch, fruit Tisdale Hartley, Mary Iralen abella Maria Burkett, Jo Williams Tuesday - Chicken fried steak, gravy, creamed A/B Honor Roll Hayes, Ladan Decial Akera Janeace Clay, Khloe A/B Honor Roll potatoes, green beans, fruit Caden Joseph Aaron, Homan, Jaden Lee Jones, Gracelyn Coleman, Caleb Anastasia Michelle Bon- Wednesday - Buffalo chicken flatbread, hash Alyssa Shae Adkins, Haley Paeyton Wayne Madison, Owen Colville, Cathryn ner, Nicholas Alexander browns, baked beans, fruit, pudding Mae Baker, Hunter Luke Tyler Martin, Haylee Brooke Conner, Nelson Brubaker, Kenzlee Rayne Thursday - Chili, crackers, grilled cheese, Dempsey Bear, Shannon Elizabeth Martinez, Isaac Barker Corbell, Braxton Burton, Dawson Cade salad/veggies, ranch, fruit Wade Bray, Linda Marie A. McKendree, Lauren Thomas Crowe, Nelson Crowell, Jacob Edward Friday - Cheeseburger, baked chips, lettuce, Brinley, Weston Dale Bur- Jade Pettit, Alexius Jayde Owen Ferguson, Malorie Davis, Cassidy Nicole Dou- tomato, pickle, onion, fruit ton, Tres’bien Adam Robbins, Brittan Grace Diane Green, Jayden glas, Marianna Gracelyn Note: Choice of milk offered with lunch. Christmas, Tyrese Jordan Sandlin, RyLee Elizabeth Avante` Hampton, Drummond, Jada Aykia Clements, Elijah Avery Self, Logan Stone Smith, Nicholas James Handley, Gaines, Raven Skylar JASPER HIGH SCHOOL Day, Mallee Charles Marie Chloe Graycn Tubbs, Bethany Nichole Harris, Green, Skyla Jae Hartley, Monday - Pepperoni pizza corn, vegetarian Dominick, Aubrie Grace Calyn Michele Woods, Marlee AnnDrew Hutchi- Cannon Gage Hiller, beans, fruit Franks, Gage William Gabriel Louis Zimmerman son, Emily Jo Jackson, Ju- Austin Lee Jarvis, Skyra Tuesday - Chef salad or buffalo chicken, green Gant, Derius Centrell SIXTH GRADE lian Grace Jordan, A. Johnson, Jordan beans, steamed carrots, fruit Gunn Jr., Isaac Sawyer A Honor Roll Jonathan Michael Kim- Makenzi Jones, James Wednesday - Chicken tenders, potatoes, roll, Handley, Ashton Cade Savannah Brooke brell, Nathan Clay Little, Douglas Kimbrell, Starr sweet pea, fruit, condiments Hartley, Ariana Kate Brown, Gregory Austin Marissa L. Lopez, Daniel Niayshia Madison, Kate- Thursday - Chef salad or BBQ sandwich, Holmes, Lucas Reed John- Cochran, Evan Mckynlee Gage Martin, Gracen lyn Denise Makemson, baked beans, corn nuggets, dill spears, tossed son, Alyssa Grace Kilgore, Crowell, Braxton Layne O’Rear, Sidney Faye Kaya L. Maples, Anna salad, fruit, brownies Tyson Reed Kimbrell, Dal- Davidson, Kaeleigh Eliza- Smallwood, Timothy Brock Claire Martin, Derrick Friday - Hamburger or cheeseburger, lettuce, ton Blake Parker-Spence, beth Davis, Jesse Lane Smallwood, Brandon James Miller, Skyleigh R. tomato, pickle, fries, onion, condiments Steven Turner Pate, Felts, Robert Leland Jose, Christopher Tebbe, Gar- Miller, Joseph Chase Note: Choice of milk offered with lunch. Shawn Brandon Piper, Kennidi Faith Medders, rett Wayde Thomason, Moody, Madalyn Fayth Braxton Lewis Self, Car- Hannah Rose Inez Cameron Tate Thompson, Nix, Abby Cheyenne Pike, ALL WALKER COUNTY SCHOOLS son Layton Sherer, Samuel Mooneyham, Torrie Anna Terry Lee Weldon, Earnest Alexandria Grace Kindergarten - 12th Grade Jacob Snow, Nikolas Mc- Mullinax, Elijah Loyal Dermon White III, Brodie Pittman, Zoe Lane Ray, Monday - Pepperoni pizza, tater tots, carrot Cade Sprouse, Joshua Parnell, Blaine Tyler Michael Wise Terrah Mychell Sherer, sticks, ranch dressing, fruit Miquel Taylor Jr., Sarah Posey, Sarah Elizabeth EIGHTH GRADE Remington Hunter Tuesday - Buffalo chicken, sub baked beans, Kathrine Thomas, Cam- Smith, Dray Aultman A Honor Roll Thompson, Sarah Melissa salad, fruit den Reid Williams Willingham Julian Matilynn Bray, Wade, Jaselynn Makinnley Wednesday - Teriyaki chicken, brown rice, stir FOURTH GRADE A/B Honor Roll Victoria Alexandria Walker, Haley Lashea fry, veggies, roll, yum yum sauce, fruit A Honor Roll Joseph Nathaniel Avery, Brown, Cheyanne Rena White, Hanna Marie Thursday - Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, Karley Grace Bruner, James Luke Bray, Lillie Busby, Noah Weslee Fer- Woods, Lauren Ashley green beans, roll, fruit Jerzie Kay Carter, Jonie Jalise Bray, Alexa Brooke guson, Savannah Rose Wright Friday - Cheeseburger, lettuce & tomato, baked Elizabeth Cummings, Brown, Gracelyn Nicole fries, fruit James Stephen Forstman, Bruner, Casey Leeanne Note: Choice of milk offered with lunch. Andrew Dylan Levrett, Burton, Ansley Grace Tristan Blake Madison, Chambers, Christopher Ingredients and menu items subject to change or Lauren Elizabeth Sims, Neal Chappell, Sophia substitution without notice. Bryleigh Shea Thompson, Breanna Darty, Madlyn Timothy Bridger Upton Grace Duncan, Nicholas A/B Honor Roll Burke Estill, Olivia Rae Marie Shaelynn Ben- Graham, Christopher John nett, Logun Perrie Bur- McKinley Gurganus, Am- Grammys, CBS to honor Bee gett, Lillian Daine Elliott, berly Gail Hyche, Carson Kayson Riley Esteban-Ne- Isaiah Jenkins, Ashley Eve Gees with tribute concert smith, Olivia Faith , Jordan, Baleigh Donelle Tasia Ayanna Gilbert, Madison, Johnathan LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Recording Academy and Ethan Tyler Grace, Aidan Martin, Brian Ash- CBS will pay tribute to the Bee Gees two days after the Gabriel Ky Hartley, Kayla ton Taggart, Benjamin Grammys with a concert featuring a range of artists, in- Marie Jetton, Alexia Lee Nolan Thomas, Taylor cluding Celine Dion, Andra Day, John Legend and Keith Jones, Dakota Carson Kil- Nathaniel Thompson, Vic- Urban. The show, “Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to gore, Landon Wesley Lee, toria Piper Walker, Adalyn the Music of the Bee Gees,” will mark the 40th anniver- Kalie Marie Lowe, Gabriel Bailey Webb sary of the pop legends’ soundtrack to “Saturday Night Gerald Main, Makala Ann SEVENTH GRADE Fever,” according to a joint announcement released Fri- Myers, Brodie Lane A Honor Roll day. O’Rear, Peyton Nicole Dallas Michael Adkins, Barry Gibb, the sole surviving member and co- Staggs, Kolton Syx, Jessy Leilani Aston, Jade founder of the Grammy-winning group who released a Braden Daniel Terry, Mikel Bonner, Abby Nicole solo album late last year, will perform a selection of hits Kaylee M. Tuggle, Kel- Connell, Layla Coral from the soundtrack, which won a Grammy for album seigh Lynn Vaughn, Alyssa Darty, Michael Gregory of the year for 1978. Watson, Madelyn Kaye Elder, Shelby Ann Felts, The concert will be taped Feb. 14 at the Microsoft The- Weems, Skylar Ray Wide- Sadie LaShae Ford, Callie ater, to be broadcast on CBS later this year. man, William Clay Woods, Little Big Town, Nick Jonas, Tori Kelly, Demi Lovato Adyson Grace Wright and the Pentatonix are among others to perform, with FIFTH GRADE additions expected. A Honor Roll The Bee Gees “helped make ‘Saturday Night Fever’ Nathan Gage Blanton, We proudly welcome an emblem of 1970s pop culture,” said Neil Portnow, Cashan Belle Corry, president and CEO of The Recording Academy. “With Maleigha TyRionia Cul- expert harmonies, undeniable groove and a personal breath, Issac Thomas Barry Elam Jr. charisma matching their on-stage persona, the iconic Davis, Lillie Grace Gann, band of brothers defined not just a genre, but a genera- Arie-Anne Grace Harbin, tion.” Konnor Jones Kitchens, He joins our staff of friendly, knowledgeable Ramsey From B1 sales professionals. wonderful support system around Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has au- Barry wants to serve all you. thored seven best-selling books, including The Total Money Makeover. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by your transportation needs God bless you all, Chris. I’m pray- more than 12 million listeners each week on 575 radio ing for you. stations and multiple digital platforms. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The versatile actor Sir John Hurt, who could move audiences to tears in “The Elephant Man,” ter- rify them in “,” and spoof that very same scene in “Spaceballs,” has died. He was 77. Hurt, who battled pan- creatic cancer, died Friday in London according to his agent Charles McDonald. Twice nominated for an Oscar for playing the tor- tured John Merrick in David Lynch’s “The Ele- phant Man” and for his role as the heroin addict Max in “Midnight Ex- press,” Hurt’s career spanned over 50 years. After minor television and film appearances, his breakout came in 1966 as Richard Rich in Fred Zin- nemann’s “A Man For All Seasons,” followed by his portrayal of Caligula in the BBC miniseries “I, Claudius” in 1976. The wiry Hurt brought gravitas to Alan Parker’s AP Photo 1978 film “Midnight Ex- press,” for which he re- This Feb. 2012 file photo shows actor Sir John ceived a supporting actor Hurt posing with his award for "Outstanding Con- Oscar nomination (he lost to Christopher Walken for tribution to Cinema" backstage at the BAFTA Film “The Deer Hunter”) and an Awards 2012 at The Royal Opera House in Lon- uneasy humor to Kane in don. The great and versatile actor Hurt, who could Ridley Scott’s “Alien,” im- move audiences to tears in “The Elephant Man,” mortalized by his disturb- ing death scene, which Mel terrify them in “Alien,” and spoof that very same Brooks later poked fun at scene in “Spaceballs,” has died at age 77. with Hurt’s help in “Space- balls.” film was misery to make Spy,” ‘’Only Lovers Left “It was terribly sad because of the physical Alive” and “Snowpiercer.” today to learn of John problems, so if it’s working “We’re all just passing Hurt’s passing,” Mel I’m jumping for joy,” Hurt time, and occupy our chair Brooks wrote on Twitter. said in a 1980 interview. very briefly,” Hurt said in a “He was a truly magnifi- Hurt did score a lead actor 2015 interview while un- cent talent.” Oscar nomination for the dergoing treatments for Hurt is unrecognizable role, but lost out to Robert the early stage cancer. in perhaps his most mem- De Niro’s performance in As prolific as ever, Hurt orable role as the lead in “Raging Bull.” recently appeared along- David Lynch’s “The Ele- Hurt was also a prolific side his “V for Vendetta” phant Man.” voice actor, appearing as co-star Natalie Portman in He endured eight hours Hazel in the animated the Oscar-nominated film in the makeup chair daily “Watership Down,” and as “Jackie” as a priest who to transform into John Aragorn in Ralph Bakshi’s consoles and advises the Merrick. The elaborate “The Lord of the Rings.” recently widowed first mask prohibited him from He also voiced The Horned lady. sleeping lying down or King in “The Black Caul- Hurt leaves behind a even eating while it was dron” and provided the few in production credits, on. narration for “Dogville.” including Joe Wright’s His would eat his last In the “Harry Potter” “Darkest Hour” which is meal midmorning as the films, Hurt played the listed as still filming. Hurt mask was being applied — wand-maker Mr. Ollivan- plays Neville Chamberlain usually raw eggs mixed in der. In recent years, he ap- in the film about Winston HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last orange juice — and not peared in notable fare Churchill’s charge against again until after midnight. such as “Melancholia,” Hitler. Gary Oldman plays BORN 22): Let your emotions CAPRICORN (Dec. “To be quite honest, the ‘’Tinker Tailor Soldier Churchill. ON THIS DAY: Sara rise to the surface. Some- 22-Jan. 19): Go on a re- Gilbert, 42; Heather Gra- times it’s best to be up- treat or plan an event ham, 47; Oprah Winfrey, front and let others know that provides you with 63; Tom Selleck, 72. how you feel. Listen to valuable information and Siblings start to resent funding parents’ shortfall Happy Birthday: suggestions from people a diverse range of per- Shoot for the stars. You’ll you trust about how to spectives. A reunion will DEAR ABBY: I love DEAR ABBY: How do you discourage have greater energy to make your life better. spark old interests that my parents and someone’s friendliness without being put your plans into mo- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. could be turned into a would do anything rude? tion this year. Opportu- 22): Plan a day filled new venture. for them. They have An elderly man recently moved in nity is within your reach, with activities that will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- never been good with his family in our neighborhood. He and the chance to engage motivate you to use your Feb. 18): Take what be- about managing roams the neighborhood and ap- in something you’ve al- physical attributes. Take longs to you. Don’t tiptoe money. They are both proaches anyone he sees to introduce ways wanted to do must on a challenge and get in- around issues that need retired now and on a himself and start a conversation. He not be set aside. volved in events that will to be dealt with. Clear fixed income, and doesn’t seem to have dementia, as he ARIES (March 21- open up a host of new op- the way so that you can they have been ask- knows where and who he is, but his be- Dear Abby April 19): Be the force portunities. get on with living and ing me or one of my havior is a little odd (such as asking for behind getting things SCORPIO (Oct. 23- achieving your goals. four adult siblings for By Abigail the precise spelling of everyone’s first done. Your dedication and Nov. 21): Don’t be Make an impression in- money to help with Van Buren name). determination will far tempted to make unreal- stead of being impressed their bills each Unfortunately, now that he has met outweigh any competition istic changes or expendi- by others. month. my husband and me, he comes up and or roadblocks you face. tures. Count your pennies PISCES (Feb. 19- I don’t mind giving, but recently my knocks on the door to chat — weekdays, Putting time aside for and don’t be fooled by March 20): Reevaluate siblings and I have become annoyed be- evenings, weekends. The last time I was someone special will what others say or do. what you’ve been doing cause, while they continue to ask for outside with my three kids, he ap- bring you closer together Strive to make nutrition professionally and con- money, at the same time they are also proached with a stack of photos and and lead to long-term and physical fitness your sider alternatives. Get- taking short trips, which include hotels proceeded to show me at least 100 plans. focus. It will improve ting involved in an and rental cars, and inviting friends out prints of a trip he had taken abroad — TAURUS (April 20- your attitude and help organization will help to dinner. 10 years ago. May 20): Put compas- you excel. you recognize where your They also have a storage locker full of I feel trapped because I don’t want to sion, love and romance at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. talents can be put to good junk that eats up several hundred dol- be mean to an old man, but I dread see- the top of your list. Offer- 22-Dec. 21): Initiate use. lars a month. We have offered to help ing him stroll down the road. What is ing guidance, hands-on change. 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Problems will tries to pressure you. twitter/facebook/linkedin lective feet down. You and your sib- next time he strolls by, tell him that arise that can ruin your lings are good children, but it’s you do not have time to chat right reputation or cost you time for an intervention. Before now. If he knocks on your door, tell emotionally. Don’t lead giving your parents more money, him that you are busy or that you someone on. Focus on you should all sit down with them will be leaving shortly. And suggest self-improvement and and help them to create a budget, to him that he may want to find a making changes that will taking into account their fixed in- senior center so that he can make raise your awareness, come and what you children can af- friends with contemporaries and knowledge and experi- ford as a supplement. Then tell won’t feel so isolated. ence. your parents they must live within CANCER (June 21- that budget. Period. Their expenses Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also July 22): Live and learn. must be trimmed, and the storage known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Interacting with friends unit would be an excellent place to www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, and relatives will be in- start. CA 90069. formative. Put greater emphasis on important relationships and make plans that will bring you back in touch with old friends. Attending a re- union will spark old in- terests. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Short trips or engag- ing in a physical activity that is geared toward strengthening your mind, body and soul are encour- aged. Keeping active and connected to the people you enjoy being around will brighten your day. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B5 Money&MarketsWeekly MarketPulse FLIPPING FOR HOMES SPECIAL SAUCE THE NEW SUBPRIME The number of U.S. homes Fans of McDonald’s “special Nearly 10 years after the private “flipped,” or sold twice in a sauce” may get to take a bottle market for mortgage-backed 12-month period, increased home. Participating McDonald’s securities tanked following the in 2016 for the first time in restaurants nationwide have collapse of the last housing three years, according to begun giving away bottles of bubble, it’s beginning to show Trulia. The online real the sauce for people to use at signs of life, according to Fitch estate information and home. The offer involves some Ratings. There is growing interest listings company says 10,000 bottles of the special especially among in house flipping represented sauce and is aimed at getting securities made up of home loans 6.1 percent of all U.S. customers to come into made to borrowers with poor home sales last year, up McDonald’s and buy new, credit. These types of loans used to be called subprime mortgages and from 5.3 percent in 2015. different-sized versions of its they carried a higher risk of going unpaid, or defaulting. The new That’s the highest level classic Big Mac: The Mac Jr. versions of these loans are dubbed nonprime loans, and they also carry since 2006, at the height of and the Grand Mac. a higher default risk, though they differ in many other respects from the the last housing boom, McDonald’s introduced the Big Mac in 1968. In 1975, the special subprime mortgages of the housing bubble years. Ten nonprime when house flips made up sauce got its own callout in the signature Big Mac commercial, residential mortgage-backed security deals totaling more than $1 billion around 7.3 percent of all touting the burger’s components: “Two all-beef patties, special sauce, came to market over the last 18 months, according to Fitch. The ratings home sales. lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.” firm predicts the number of such deals will double this year. AP StocksRecap Local Stocks 52-WK RANGE FRIDAY $CHG %CHG %CHG %RTN RANK %RTN -6.11 14.87 18.30 -1.69 -1.99 -27.40 112.86 155.80 32.40 -7.13 COMPANY TICKER LOW HIGH CLOSE 1WK 1WK 1MO 1QTR YTD 1YR 1YR 5YRS* PE Yld AFLAC Inc AFL 55.24 8 74.50 70.27 0.19 0.3 s s 1.0 25.2 3 9.7 11 2.4 2,400 21,000 AT&T Inc T 35.79 8 43.89 42.01 0.56 1.4 t s -1.2 23.8 3 11.9 16 4.7 MON TUES WED THUR FRI MON TUES WED THUR FRI Adv Micro Dev AMD 1.81 9 12.42 10.67 0.92 9.4 t s -5.9 400.9 1 9.4 ...... 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Box 3151, care, health education and 12 Man Underground Fiberglass Bonus paid in First 4 Weeks! Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, Jasper AL. 35502 urgent care and infirmary Storm Shelter. Installed with PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All Paid Orientation! Monthly Red rock, Driveway work, care. Warranty, $6,295; real estate advertised in this Bonuses! ONIN STAFFING Hiring Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, (205)544-0518 No-Touch, Late Model Equip- Corizon Health, a provider of newspaper is subject to the Production/Manufacturing, Ship Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket ment 2yrs OTR. 855-874-4842 health services for the truck & tree service. ADULT SIZE motorized Jazzy Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 & Receiving, Forklift, etc. Apply Alabama Department of Select Wheelchair, comes MACHINIST WANTED, today! (256)287-5500 which makes it illegal to advertise Corrections, has excellent RED RYDER HAULING w/Bruno swing-out lift. $700 for with tools. Apply in person opportunities at the “any preference, limitation or Crushed stone, gravel, sand, pair O.B.O; Seen by appt only. Monday-Friday between Donaldson Correctional POSITIONS AVAILABLE lime, red-rock, topsoil (205)648-0434 leave message discrimination based on race, 9AM-3PM. Jimmy's in Mental Health field. Apply Facility located in Bessemer, color, religion, sex, or national Construction 1285 Curry Hwy, (205)384-4932 www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP AL. We are currently looking ASSORTED FRUIT Trees origin or an intention to make Jasper for Full Time, Part Time and (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Bradford Pear & PRN Licensed Practical Leyland Cypress Trees. any such preference, limitation or Nurses. STATE CERTIFIED. Assorted Flowering Trees discrimination.” This newspaper New Homes. Anytime Remodel- Blueberry, Muscadine will not knowingly accept any SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS NEEDED Corizon offers competitive ing, Pressure Washing, Con- rates, excellent benefits (for & Grape vines. crete work. (205)275-2982 advertising for real estate which FT) something new in this BULL BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. (205)689-3238 is in violation of the law. Our The Walker County Board of Education growing specialty field. New LOW PRICES, graduates welcome! REAL SERVICE. readers are informed that all is in need of School Bus Drivers. STORM SHELTERS (205)384-4545 dwellings advertised in this Please contact: 10yr. Manufacturer Warranty. (800)647-7358 newspaper are available on an Applicants must meet the following Kelly Herberholt State inspected. FEMA ap- 800-325-4809 x9536 proved. $4,350 includes delivery BEST PRICES in Town equal opportunity basis. Equal requirements: on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 Kelly.Herberholt@ and installation. Financing Avail- Housing Opportunity, M/F Day Delivery! Cash or CorizonHealth.com able. (205)522-2568 1. Approval of Application DSR/EOE Rent-To-Own! Payments starting @ $60 per month! (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA 2. Obtain a Commercial Driver’s License The Storage Place for rent, DORA. Private lot. with the Passenger and School Bus 020 Announcements Hwy.78E between Family Thrift $550mo. Good Rental Ref's. Endorsements. We have study material. TELL TREE and HandyTV (205)221-0105 (205)823-3301/(205)213-0916. 3. Complete two days of Pre-Trip Training. Free Pregnancy Test CRAPPIE JIGS- 1/32 & 1/16 1, 2, 3BR Apartments available 4. Complete New Training that is SERVICE hand tied hair jigs. Custom light at Woodland Villa & The Bluffs. PREGNANCY & wire hooks. Various colors. $6 a Starting at $485. Includes cable conducted by the State Department RESOURCE CENTER dozens. (205)648-9543 and internet. (205)221-0878. of Education. • Tree Removal 1707 2nd Avenue • Bush Hogging FIREWOOD- SEASONED Oak, 1BR OR 2BR 5. Be at least 21 years of age. $85; (205)602-0548 John Mobile home's & Apartments. 6. Pass a Pre-Employment Drug Test. Jasper, AL 35501 • Stump Grinding Whites Properties Licensed & Insured GOLF CARTS! (205)221-3929 7. You must be fingerprinted to have a 221-5860 Starting @ just $1,950! background check. (205) 282-1412 The Storage Place 2BR. DUPLEX APARTMENT. FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives Hwy.78E between Family Thrift Central H/A, ALL APPLIANCES. Applications and additional information and HandyTV (205)221-0105 $600mo. Application, Ref.'s & 045 Pets & Supplies deposit required. 205-221-2518. can be obtained from the Walker 025 Lost & Found PINE STRAW FOR SALE County Board of Education, $500 REWARD! LOST: (M) Cat, 8x10 Dog Kennel, $3.00 per bale,delivered. 2BR., M.H. FOR RENT, Cor- brown tiger & white mix (short brand new, never used. 20 bales minimum. dova area. $350/mo., $200/dep. Transportation Department at 1000 hair). Went missing Monday 1/9 SOLD (205)388-2717 (205)522-7153. Call Bryan (205)275-9287. Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. from the Memorial Park (fields) area close to 1st Nazarene Phone 205-387-2155. Church. (205)910-9537 Daily Mountain Eagle Service Service DirectoryDirectory A Subsidiary of Drummond Company, Inc. ACCOUNTANT Jasper, AL Jasper Oil provides all petroleum-based products needed for mining operations. To learn more visit http://www.drummondco.com/our-products/jasper-oil/ QUALIFICATIONS: • Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting required • A minimum of 1-year experience in Accounting preferred JOB FUNCTION: Analyze financial information and prepare financial reports to determine or maintain record of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, tax liability, or other financial activities within the company. View full job description: www.drummondco.com/careers For individuals who meet our qualifications, we are prepared to offer: • Competitive Salary • Medical & Dental Insurance • 401k with Company Match and More Submit resumes to: Email: [email protected] Fax: 205-944-7503 Drummond Company, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com – B7

In Loving 150 Legals 150 Legals Memory of Page 57, in the office of the Pro- sale. bate Judge of Walker County, Robin E. Pate our Mother To the best Mom, Alabama; and, said mortgage Attorney for Vanderbilt having been subsequently as- Mortgage and Finance, Inc. on her Grandma, and signed to VANDERBILT MORT- ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. birthday Great-Grandma! GAGE AND FINANCE, INC., by 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy Assignment of Mortgage Ste 200 recorded in said office in DML P.O. Box 2727 1 God blessed us all Book 2428 at Page 336; VAN- Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 when he gave us DERBILT MORTGAGE AND FI- (205)344-5000 a Mom like you. ȱ%Žȱ˜ŸŽȱ NANCE, INC., as Mortgagee, by *January 15, 22, 29, 2017 ȱ' ˜ ž Ƿ reason of such default having Your Loving declared all of the indebtedness STATE OF ALABAMA secured by said mortgage and COUNTY OF WALKER Children: security agreement due and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Gene, Marie, payable and such default contin- FORECLOSURE SALE uing, notice is hereby given, that Default having been made in the Leler Baker Dennis, Charles, acting under the power of sale Grandma Faye Your Family payment of the indebtedness 1/29/1926 - 1/25/2017 Glenn, Barbara contained in said mortgage and secured by that certain mort- 1/29/17 security agreement, and as au- gage and security agreement and Alice thorized by Section 7-9A- executed by SUE SALTER AKA 604(a)(2) of the Code of SUE SAYLOR SALTER, unmar- Alabama of 1975 as amended, ried, on the 29th day of April 115 Rent or Lease 120 Mobile Homes 125 Real Est. Sales 150 Legals VANDERBILT MORTGAGE 2013, to VANDERBILT MORT- AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- GAGE AND FINANCE, INC., as 2BR., M.H. Private lot. Rental MOBILEHOMES FOR SALE: 32X80 ON 10 acres. 4BR/2BA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF gagee, will sell at public outcry, References required. $425mo 1999 (16X80) energy efficient, open floor plan WALKER COUNTY, recorded in DML Book 2343, for cash to the highest bidder, in Page 410, in the office of the $425dep. (205)387-7034. 3BR/2BA, $18,000; home. 24x30 Shop, 16x20 ALABAMA front of the Courthouse door, in BRICK Mobilehome Building (many uses). Fiber- FERGUSON AMANDA, Probate Judge of Walker the City of Jasper, Walker County, Alabama; VANDERBILT 2BR/1BA HOUSE, near (CORDOVA); glass storm shelter. Extra septic Plaintiff, County, Alabama, during the Cordova. No Pets. $450 dep. $40,000; (205)275-0963 tank. All this and more for less V. MORTGAGE AND FINANCE, legal hours of sale on February INC., as Mortgagee, by reason $450 mo. (205)522-7026 than price of house. $89,000; FERGUSON DON H. 9, 2017, the following described (205)913-0289 N.W. Walker County. Defendant. of such default having declared 124 Land for Sale real and personal property situ- all of the indebtedness secured (205)522-8613 Case No.: DR-2013-900074.02 ated in Walker County, Ala- 2BR/2BA HOUSE, on 1-acre ORDER TO SERVE by said mortgage and security 1/2 ACRE Land, Nauvoo. Septic bama, to-wit: agreement due and payable and (Nauvoo). NEW: CentralH/A; Tank, Water, Electricity. $3,950; BY PUBLICATION A parcel of land located in the Paint;Doors;Windows; Water The attorney for the Plaintiff such default continuing, notice (205)697-5462 SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 , Section is hereby given, that acting Heater; having made a Motion for Serv- 18, Township 13 South, Range 5 under the power of sale con- Metal Roof. Unfurnished. ice by Publication September 125 Real Est. Sales West, Walker County, Alabama, tained in said mortgage and se- $500mo. $400dep. 30, 2016 stating that the Defen- being more particularly de- curity agreement, and as $50 application fee. dant's whereabouts are un- scribed as follows: authorized by Section 7-9A- (205)544-1792 Stephanie known, and it appearing that the Commence at the SW corner attorney for the Plaintiff has filed 604(a)(2) of the Code of Ala- of Section 18, being a pine knot; bama of 1975 as amended, 2BR/2BA POPLAR-SPRING a Petition for Termination of thence run S85°53’05”E, along 5185 BIRD Farm Road, VANDERBILT MORTGAGE Mobilehome, water & garbage Parental Rights on September the South line thereof, a dis- Jasper AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- included. $450mo. 300dep. 30, 2016, it is therefore, tance of 2515.38 feet to a rebar 2BR/1BA; 3.2 acres +/- gagee, will sell at public outcry, (205)295-8151 ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND at the SE corner of the SE 1/4 of $59,900 DECREED that the Defendant, for cash to the highest bidder, in the SW 1/4; thence run front of the Courthouse door, in 3BR/2BA. HOME (Boldo). Call Steve (205)388-6066 Don H. Ferguson, must answer N03°55’15”E, along the East the City of Jasper, Walker $119,000 www.stevepaynerealty.com to the Plaintiff's Petition for Ter- Background & Credit Check's line thereof, a distance of County, Alabama, during the 3BR/2BA (1350ft.) Home; mination of Parental Rights on ALL Applicants. No Pets. GREAT STARTER Home. 537.49 feet to a rebar, being the legal hours of sale on February 86 Allums Street, Sumiton AL. within thirty days after the last Furnished $850mo. A Must See! Newly remodeled POINT OF BEGINNING; thence 14, 2017, the following de- Newly remodeled with new date of the running in the news- Unfurnished $700mo. $500dep. 3BR/1BA. New appliances. Lo- continue N03°55’15”E a dis- scribed real and personal prop- paint inside and out. 5 minutes paper, or thereafter a default (205)522-2069 cated on approx. 1 acre. Coal tance of 719.02 feet to a rebar erty situated in Walker County, from grocery, pharmacy, med- judgment may be rendered set on the South right-of-way of Alabama, to-wit: ical, hardware, schools, golf City area. 2202 Emma Lane; against the said Don H. Fergu- BOLDO 2BR/1BA Duplex. Alabama Highway 69; thence A part of the SE 1/4 of the NE course, etc. New central heat $75,000; Owner Financing son. It is further Quiet neighborhood. $450 run N70°42’04”W, along said 1/4 and the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 and air. New stainless steel Available with certain provisions ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND month plus $300 deposit. No right-of-way, a distance of of Section 24, Township 14 appliances. New counter tops and down payment. DECREED that this Order and Pets. Non-smoker. Applications 121.70 feet; thence run South, Range 7 West, Walker including new bar top and 3 (205)544-6003 (205)302-3002 notice be published once a taken. References required. N72°26’45”W, along said right- County, Alabama and being de- stools. Real 3/4" hardwood week for four successive weeks Water & trash pick-up furnished. of-way, a distance of 62.70 feet; scribed as follows: floors. Whole house vacuum in the Daily Mountain Eagle. (205)221-3202 (205)522-4052 thence run S04°07’40”W a dis- Commence at the Northeast with new attachments. Fire- DONE this 12th day of Janu- tance of 765.62 feet; thence run corner of said SE 1/4 of the NE place in living room (gas or ary, 2017. CAMPER 32FT. $130 PER S85°56’02”E a distance of 1/4; thence S00°31’53”W along wood). 2-car attached garage. /s/ DOUG FARRIS WEEK. Includes all utilities. 181.04 feet to the POINT OF the East boundary of said SE Fenced front yard with gate. CIRCUIT JUDGE (205)435-0434 leave mesg/text. BEGINNING, containing 3.07 1/4 of NE 1/4 926.21 feet; 16x16 storage building: lights, SUSAN ODOM, CLERK acres, more or less; together thence N89°28’07”W 790.37 plugs, upper level storage. CIRCUIT COURT CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to with the hereditaments and ap- feet to the West right-of-way of 24x20 deck with 40% covered. WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA 4BR total electric Apartments. purtenances thereunto belong- Ranchero Drive and the Point of See More Pictures @ *January 18, 22, 29, Water furnished. $200 dep. ing and all fixtures now attached Beginning; thence S79°00’04”W bham.craigslist.org/reo/5959478842.html February 5, 2017 to and used in connection with (205)595-1701. HOME FOR Sale. 548.88 feet to the West bound- (205)777-8113 the premises herein described. 3BR/1BA Home on ary of said SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4; NOTICE OF PENDING This property will be sold on an EXTRA NICE 3BR House. Air 2501 Florida Avenue. thence S00°28’38”W along said APPLICATION FOR “as is, where is” basis, subject with gas heat. Walking distance Call for an appointment to West boundary 241.35 feet to APPROVAL OF ISSUANCE to any easements, encum- of school. $550/mo plus deposit. walk through. Great price for a the Northwest corner of the NE OF AN ALCOHOL LICENSE brances, and exceptions re- No pets. (205)384-9668 family or an . Call 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section FOR THE CITY OF flected in the mortgage and (404)510-9057 to get more 24; thence S00°25’09”W along JASPER, ALABAMA those contained in the records MOBILEHOME'S information said West boundary 151.68 feet; (CASTLE VILLAGE) Notice is hereby given that of the office of the Judge of Pro- Robert lee Trust, LLC, dba thence N64°56’12”E 763.71 feet 2BR/2BA $500mo bate of the county where the Browns Grocery, located at to said West right-of-way; (BURGETT DR.) above-described property is sit- 127 Money To Loan 2965 Hwy 195, Jasper, AL. thence N00°18’25”E along said 1BR/1BA $400mo $166,500 uated. This property will be sold 35503 has made application to West right-of-way 38.43 feet; (BOLDO) SUMMERVILLE ADVANCE-FEE LOANS without warranty or recourse, the City of Jasper to approve thence Northwesterly along said 3BR/2BA $600mo Estates Jasper,AL OR CREDIT OFFERS expressed or implied as to title, the issuance of a Retail Wine Li- West right-of-way and along the (CORDOVA) Lovely 3BR/2BA, 2-Car It's illegal for companies doing use and/or enjoyment and will cense, for off premise consump- arc of a curve to the left 110.11 Garage, New Hardwoods, business by phone to promise be sold subject to the right of re- 4BR/1BA $650mo tion and a Retail Beer License, feet (Radius 80.18 feet, Delta (KEN DR.) CURRY Cathedral Ceiling in Great you a loan and ask you to pay demption of all parties entitled 78°41’06”, Chord N38°58’40”W Room, Gas Stove, Gas Hot for off premise consumption by thereto. 3BR/2BA $650mo for it before they deliver. For the Alabama Alcohol Beverage 101.66 feet); thence continue Deposit’s same as rent Water Heater and more. more information call toll free 1- Alabama law gives some per- Northwesterly along said West Boldo Area Control Board, and that the 7th sons who have an interest in (205)275-0963 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- day of February, 2017, at 10:00 right-of-way and along the arc of Cindy Abbott (205)275-4936 ice Message from The Daily property the right to redeem the a curve to the right 105.68 feet a.m., has been set for the hear- property under certain circum- NATURAL BRIDGE Motel REMAX/ Mountain Eagle Newspaper and (Radius 139.18 feet, Delta ing thereof, together with the re- stances. Programs may also Rooms with kitchenettes. the Federal Trade Commission. sults of the investigation and the 43°30’17”, Chord N56°37’13”W $125 a week, one person. exist that help persons avoid or 103.16 feet) to the Point of Be- recommendation on said appli- delay the foreclosure process. (205)486-5261. cation, at the Jasper City Coun- ginning. Usual minerals and 135 Motorcycles An attorney should be consulted mining rights excepted. cil meeting. At said time and to help you understand these NICE 2.5BR/1BA House. WE BUY Used ATV’s & place all persons residing, hav- ALSO: On large creek side lot. rights and programs as a part of A part of the SE 1/4 of the NE Motorcycles. ing business or owning real the foreclosure process. Off Hwy.118 West, 2 miles from Call Jim (205)483-1000 property within one thousand 1/4 of Section 24, Township 14 I-22. $650mo. $650dep. Said sale will be made subject South, Range 7 West, Walker (1,000) feet of the proposed es- to any existing Federal Tax Lien, (205)924-4169 County Alabama and being de- tablishment, measured front if any, and/or Special Assess- 137 Travel Trailer door to front door of said loca- scribed as follows: NICE 2BR Apartment. Good $189,900 ments, if any, which might ad- Commence at the Northeast *************************** tion, or in the case of an unim- versely affect the title to the neighborhood. References re- DUSKIN Point Drive corner of said SE 1/4 of the NE proved lot from the center of the subject property. quired. $475 mo. plus $400 se- Jasper,AL 1/4; thence S00°31’53”W along $$CASH PAID$$ front footage thereof to the front Said sale will be made for the curity deposit. (205)441-1005 4BR/2.5BA, 3 Garages, the East boundary of said SE For clean used Travel Trailers, door of the proposed establish- purpose of paying the indebted- (205)674-0829 Basement, 1+ ac. ment for which a license is 1/4 of NE 1/4 926.21 feet; Smith Lake View RV’s. ness secured by the above-de- thence N89°28’07”W 790.37 Utility trailers. sought, shall have the opportu- scribed mortgage, and the NICE 2BR. & 3BR Call Agent Cindy Abbott feet to the West right-of-way of Enclosed trailers. nity of being heard in opposition proceeds thereof will be applied Mobilehome's, near Sipsey (205)275-4936 Ranchero Drive and the Point of We Pick-up to or in favor of the application. as provided by the terms of the (River Breeze Estates). No pets. REMAX/ELITE Beginning; thence Northwesterly McCluskey RV,LLC This the 18th day of January, said mortgage. This sale is sub- Background Checks. along said West right-of-way (205)387-2566 2017. ject to postponement or cancel- (205)983-4100. Kathy Chambless, City Clerk and along the arc of a curve to lation; contact Margery Oglesby the right 35.55 feet (Radius *************************** City of Jasper, Alabama at the phone number shown OLD SHADOWBROOK Inn has 139.18 feet, Delta 14°32’33”, *January 29, 31, 2017 below prior to attending the 6 Rooms for rent. $175wk. or 2010 FOREST River Cardinal Chord N27°35’47”W 35.23 feet); $600mo. Everything furnished. 5th Wheel. Series M-3625RT. STATE OF ALABAMA (205)275-2982 (205)689-3238 Excellent condition. $29,550; COUNTY OF WALKER (205)522-3030 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE RENTAL SPACE available: FORECLOSURE SALE 1700 to 5000 sq ft; Default having been made in the Call (205)483-1000 1030 GOLF COURSE ROAD, 140 Transportation JASPER payment of the indebtedness 3BR.-3BA. LR & Den secured by that certain mort- SECURE, GUARDED, FOR SALE: 1950 Chevy Bel- gage and security agreement Mini Warehouse's Starting @ Hardwood, tile, & carpet floors Air. 2dr., HT. Completely re- 10.5acres +/-. $325,000. executed by JUDITH RENAE $25.00 per month. U-Store-It stored. (205)697-5462 TIDWELL BAILEY (single), (205)221-0105 Call Steve(205)388-6066 www.stevepaynerealty.com ROBBIE DERRICK BAILEY SOLD NISSAN Frontier XE. 4 (married), DONNIE JOE BAI- cylinder, 5 speed manual. White 120 Mobile Homes 1BR HOUSE (very roomy). LEY (married) and wife, DANA Total electric. Quiet street, West with grey cloth. 246k highway BAILEY, on the 10th day of April '96 FLEETWOOD (16x70) Jasper. $425mo. w/deposit, ref- miles. Well maintained, runs 2001, to CMH HOMES, INC., 2BR/2BA; $11,500; erences. Possible rent to own. great, solid, reliable. Carfax DBA CLAYTON HOMES, as (205)275-8532 (205)221-8021 (205)434-5584 available.SOLD SOLD recorded in DML Book 1715, NOW HIRING NOW HIRING Hendrix Health & Rehabilitation RN Weekend Supervisor is now taking a pplications for EXCELLENT BE NEFITS INCLUDING: Restorative Nurse CNA’s BCBS In surance, Life Insurance, GREAT WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BENEFITS 401K with Company Match, and Paid Vacation Part-time Laundry Assistant Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC CNA Classes 70 Highland Street West • Cordova, AL 35550 70 Highland Street West • Cordova, AL 35550 PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT 205-483-9282 205-483-9282 Hendrix Health & Rehabilitation H H Come in to complete an application or email resume to: Come in to complete an application or email resume to: H 1000 Highway 33 • Double Springs, AL • 205 | 489-2136 H [email protected] [email protected] R EO E R NOW HIRING Cordova Health and Cordova Health and Unit Manager RN Rehabilitation, LLC Rehabilitation, LLC IS LOOKING FOR RN’S & LPN’S GREAT WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BENEFITS NOW HIRING Certified Nursing Assistants 3-11 SHIFT Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC • Excellent work i n g environment $1500 3pm-11pm & 11pm-7am sign-on bonus 70 Highland Street West • Cordova, AL 35550 Great B enefits • Electronic Medical Records FULL TIME ONLY 205-483-9282 Bring in resume or fax to 483-9285 • Great benefits & salary Come in to complete an application or email resume to: Call Debbie Rus sel l at 483-9285 For Details Call Debbie Russell [email protected] for more information (205) 483-9282 B8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

Nutrition From B1 that even if an individual tive Extension System 1 medium tomato; drained & rinsed Mash with a fork to make Cooperative Extension System serv- applied last year they will does not operate the 1 tsp dried thyme; 2 Tbsp water slightly chunky layer of ing Walker and Marion Counties as the Nutrition Education Agent. She need to reapply this year. voucher program or deter- salt and pepper to taste; 1 1/2 cups shredded re- beans. Sprinkle cheese can be reached at 205.221.3392 or All individuals must meet mine eligibility, but our 1 cup shredded Italian duced-fat cheddar cheese over beans. Evenly spread [email protected]. certain requirements to staff is available to help cheese. 1 1/2 cups plain non-fat avocado mixture. Layer be eligible to receive the those who are eligible Greek yogurt yogurt on top. Spoon vouchers. complete an application. Instructions tomato mixture over top. Individuals must be at There are a limited 1. Preheat the oven to Instructions 4. Serve immediately least 60 years of age, a amount of vouchers and 400ºF. Finely dice the 1. In a large bowl, com- with multi-grain tortilla resident of Alabama, and everyone that is eligible is onion and mince the gar- bine tomatoes, onion, chips. meet the income require- not guaranteed vouchers. lic. Sauté the onion and jalapeños & half of the ments. The monthly gross They are given on a first garlic with olive oil over cilantro. Stir in juice of This material was household income must come, first serve basis. Al- medium heat until the one lime. Set aside. funded by USDA’s Sup- not exceed: though voucher applica- onions are soft and trans- 2. In a medium bowl, plemental Nutrition As- •$1,634 monthly for a tions usually continue to parent (about 5 minutes). mash together avocadoes, sistance Program-SNAP. household of 1 be accepted through May, 2. While the onion and remaining cilantro & lime USDA is an equal oppor- •$2,203 monthly for a it is important to apply as garlic are sautéing, thinly juice. tunity provider and em- household of 2 soon as possible to in- slice the remaining veg- 3. In a square casserole ployer. www.aces.edu/nep •$2,772 monthly for a crease your chances of re- etables. Make sure the po- dish, add beans & water. household of 3 ceiving the vouchers. It is tatoes are very thin so Emily Hines works with the Alabama •$3,341 monthly for a recommended that people that they soften quickly household of 4 apply no later than April while in the oven. •$3,911 monthly for a 30th. 3. Coat the inside of an household of 5 Vouchers will be mailed 8×8 casserole dish with •$4,480 monthly for a out between the end of non-stick″ spray. Spread Now Open In Jasper! household of 6 May and the beginning of the sautéed onion and Senior citizens 60 years June. Recipients of vouch- garlic in the bottom of the and older are encouraged ers will receive them in dish. Arrange the other to apply. Individuals may the mail by the middle of sliced vegetables, stacked apply online at June. They will receive vertically like dominos, in http://www.fma.alabama.g five $6 vouchers (total of an alternating pattern. ov/seniornutrition/de- $30) for use at any ap- Season the top of the veg- fault.aspx. proved farmers market or etables generously with For those individuals approved roadside mar- salt, pepper, and dried that do not have internet ket. thyme. access or feel comfortable The voucher program 4. Cover the dish with in completing the applica- helps seniors in the state foil and bake in the pre- tion online, they may con- of Alabama including heated oven for 30 min- tact the Walker County Walker County by provid- utes. Remove the foil and Extension Office for assis- ing funds for seniors to top with the shredded tance at 205-221-3392. help them purchase fresh cheese. Bake for an addi- The extension office is lo- fruits and vegetables and tional 15-20 minutes, or cated at 1501 North Air- supports local farmers until the cheese is golden port Rd., Jasper. across the state. brown. When individuals apply, This is a wonderful way they should have the fol- to invest in the commu- Five Layer Fiesta Dip lowing information on nity! Ingredients hand: name, address, race 3 medium tomatoes, ethnicity, date of birth, SUMMER diced number of people in the VEGETABLE TIAN 1 small yellow onion, household, monthly in- Ingredients diced come, telephone number 1 medium yellow onion; 2 jalapeños, finely diced and last four digits of so- 2 cloves garlic, minced; 1 cup fresh minced cial security number. An 1 Tbsp olive oil; cilantro, divided application cannot be 1 medium zucchini; 2 limes, juiced, divided completed without all of 1 medium yellow 2 ripe avocadoes, diced the above information. squash; 1 (15 oz) can no-salt- The Alabama Coopera- 1 medium potato; added black beans,

150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals thence N20°19’30”W along said band and wife, on the 10th day property under certain circum- Dr. Katherine Flanagan West right-of-way 94.27 feet; of August 2012, to VANDER- stances. Programs may also thence S79°00’04”W 497.80 BILT MORTGAGE AND FI- exist that help persons avoid or feet to the West boundary of NANCE, INC., as recorded in delay the foreclosure process. said SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4; DML Book 2310, Page 534, in An attorney should be consulted thence S00°28’38”W along said the office of the Probate Judge to help you understand these We offer medical and cosmetic West boundary 129.37 feet; of Walker County, Alabama; rights and programs as a part of thence N79°00’04”E 548.88 feet VANDERBILT MORTGAGE the foreclosure process. dermatology services. Come visit to the Point of Beginning. Usual AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- Said sale will be made subject minerals and mining rights ex- gagee, by reason of such de- to any existing Federal Tax Lien, cepted. fault having declared all of the if any, and/or Special Assess- our walk-in Botox clinic on Tax Parcel Identification Num- indebtedness secured by said ments, if any, which might ad- ber: 17-06-24-1-000-002.008 mortgage and security agree- versely affect the title to the Wednesdays from 12-1! INCLUDING a security interest ment due and payable and such subject property. in one (1) 1998 American default continuing, notice is Said sale will be made for the Homestar manufactured home, hereby given, that acting under purpose of paying the indebted- Serial No. CHAL3246AB; the power of sale contained in ness secured by the above-de- SKIN CANCER CHECKS together with the hereditaments said mortgage and security scribed mortgage, and the and appurtenances thereunto agreement, and as authorized proceeds thereof will be applied ACNE TREATMENTS | PSORIASIS | WARTS belonging and all fixtures now by Section 7-9A-604(a)(2) of the as provided by the terms of the attached to and used in connec- Code of Alabama of 1975 as said mortgage. This sale is sub- tion with the premises herein amended, VANDERBILT MORT- ject to postponement or cancel- CHEMICAL PEELS | INJECTABLES described. GAGE AND FINANCE, INC., as lation; contact Margery Oglesby This property will be sold on an Mortgagee, will sell at public at the phone number shown “as is, where is” basis, subject outcry, for cash to the highest below prior to attending the to any easements, encum- bidder, in front of the Court- sale. brances, and exceptions re- house door, in the City of Robin E. Pate flected in the mortgage and Jasper, Walker County, Ala- Attorney for Vanderbilt Please call (205) 578-1799 today! those contained in the records bama, during the legal hours of Mortgage and Finance, Inc. of the office of the Judge of Pro- sale on February 22, 2017, the ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. bate of the county where the following described real and 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy above-described property is sit- personal property situated in Ste 200 Appointments now available. uated. This property will be sold Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: P.O. Box 2727 without warranty or recourse, Commence at a 1/2” rebar Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 expressed or implied as to title, marking the SW corner of the (205)344-5000 300 North Airport Rd., Suite 2, Jasper, AL 35504 use and/or enjoyment and will SE 1/4 – NE 1/4 of Section 11, *January 29, Feb. 5, 12, 2017 be sold subject to the right of re- Township 13 South, Range 9 demption of all parties entitled West; thence N 89°46’56” E thereto. 239.92 feet along the South line Alabama law gives some per- of said forty to a point; thence sons who have an interest in leaving said forty line N property the right to redeem the 00°00’00” E 420.00 feet to a property under certain circum- point; thence N 89°37’37” E stances. Programs may also 210.33 feet to a 5/8” rebar; A Berkshire Hathaway Affiliate exist that help persons avoid or thence N 05°53’58” E 181.26 NORTHWEST OFFICE | 505 19th Street West | Jasper, Alabama 35501 | www.RealtySouthNorthWest.com delay the foreclosure process. feet to a 1/2” rebar capped PLEASE CALL 205-221-9931 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION! An attorney should be consulted (#16612), said point being the to help you understand these Point of Beginning; thence N The fastest growing Real Estate Company in Walker County rights and programs as a part of 89°49’33” W 228.87 feet to a the foreclosure process. 1/2” rebar capped (#16672) on Said sale will be made subject the Easterly R/W of Smith Drive OPEN HOUSE EXTRAVAGANZA to any existing Federal Tax Lien, (30’ R/W); thence N 00°06’52” if any, and/or Special Assess- W 182.89 feet along said R/W to Sunday, January 29th | 2PM - 4PM ments, if any, which might ad- a 1/2” rebar (cap destroyed) on 16-1079 NEW CONSTRUCTION 16-2089 TOTALLY REMODELED versely affect the title to the the Southerly R/W of Prospect 16-1576 subject property. Road (80’ R/W); thence S Said sale will be made for the 89°37’22” E 248.22 feet along purpose of paying the indebted- said R/W to a 5/8” rebar; thence ness secured by the above-de- leaving said R/W S 05°59’25” W scribed mortgage, and the 182.95 feet to the Point of Be- proceeds thereof will be applied ginning. as provided by the terms of the INCLUDING a security interest said mortgage. This sale is sub- in one (1) 2006 Clayton manu- Blackwell Meadows, 3BR/3BA with 1400 N. Primrose Lane, Jasper $152,900 432 Robinson Loop, Jasper $95,000 ject to postponement or cancel- factured home, Serial No. bonus room in a great neighborhood 3BR/2BA home in Chestnut Grove 3BR home on 1.1 acre in Boldo lation; contact Margery Oglesby CLR023276TNAB; Seth Johnston 471-5484 Linda Ingram 205-522-3675 Linda Wyman 205-329-1054 at the phone number shown together with the hereditaments below prior to attending the and appurtenances thereunto 17-73 TOTALLY REMODELED 16-2091 UPDATED KIT. & BATH 16-1702 sale. belonging and all fixtures now Robin E. Pate attached to and used in connec- Attorney for Vanderbilt tion with the premises herein Mortgage and Finance, Inc. described. ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. This property will be sold on an 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy “as is, where is” basis, subject Ste 200 to any easements, encum- P.O. Box 2727 brances, and exceptions re- 1400 3rd Ave., Jasper $119,900 1010 Longbrook Dr., Jasper $122,900 344 Drummond Rd., Jasper $97,000 Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 flected in the mortgage and 3BR/1.5BA 3 or 4BR/2.5BA home in Jasper City 3BR/2BA in Curry w/inground pool (205)344-5000 those contained in the records Amy Key 522-6937 *January 15, 22, 29, 2017 of the office of the Judge of Pro- Ken Swarts 205-522-00700 Mary Harris 205-388-5944 bate of the county where the 16-2032 17-123 TOTALLY REMODELED 16-1410 STATE OF ALABAMA above-described property is sit- COUNTY OF WALKER uated. This property will be sold NOTICE OF MORTGAGE without warranty or recourse, FORECLOSURE SALE expressed or implied as to title, Default having been made in use and/or enjoyment and will the payment of the indebted- be sold subject to the right of re- ness secured by that certain demption of all parties entitled mortgage and security agree- thereto. 2806 Airport Road, Jasper $132,500 ment executed by ROGER Alabama law gives some per- 3BR/2BA original Farmstead home 2100 Pawnee Circle, Jasper $229,900 469 Morgan Rd., Sumiton $139,900 HAROLD MCBRAYER and sons who have an interest in sitting on 1 acre. 4BR/3.5BA in Heritage Hills 3BR/2BA home with covered front porch BEVERLY A. MCBRAYER, hus- property the right to redeem the Tammy Burton 205-275-1622 Francine Swarts 205-522-0699 Kathy Carter 205-541-6385