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JAN. 25, 2017 JASPER, ALABAMA — WEDNESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS BRIEFS NWS: At least 9 twisters hit Alabama over weekend Strong January storms stir Choctaw County on Saturday with winds up county; Lee County had damage from three destruction from coast-to-coast / A3 to 120 mph. That storm injured four people twisters over two days. and destroyed four homes in western Ala- Teams are still out looking at damage, so the BIRMINGHAM (AP) — The National bama. totals could change. Weather Service says at least nine tornadoes The weather service says other tornadoes The storms were part of a system that struck Alabama over the weekend. touched down in Marengo, Barbour, Pike, Lee, spawned dozens of twisters across the region, The agency says the strongest twister con- Bullock and Tuscaloosa counties. Some of the killing 20 people in Georgia, Florida and Mis- firmed so far in Alabama was an EF-2 that hit storms caused damage in more than one sissippi.

JASPER CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION JASPER POLICE DEPARTMENT BOE, Jackson served with lawsuit over name change Miss Walker County, Teen By NICOLE SMITH as the plaintiff in the lawsuit, sub- School on June 20, 2016. Daily Mountain Eagle mitted on Dec. 16, 2016, by We- Save Walker High School, named pageants set tumpka attorney Connie J. Morrow as an Alabama Limited Liability for Saturday The Jasper City Board of Educa- of C.J. Morrow Carraway Baker Corporation, said in the six-page tion and Superintendent Dr. Ann Law, LLC. document that the board acted in The 2017 Miss Jackson have been served with a The plaintiff has asked if the an “unlawful” manner “without Walker County and lawsuit concerning the name Jasper City Board of Education had legal merit.” change of Walker High School. the authority to change the name of Miss Walker Save Walker High School is listed Walker High School to Jasper High See LAWSUIT, A4 County’s Outstand- ing Teen pageants will be held Satur- day at Rowland Au- Photo courtesy of JPD ditorium on the Janell Farley Massey is Jasper campus of shown in a photo pro- Bevill State Commu- vided by Jasper police. nity College. The Jasper woman has Six young women not been seen since will compete for this Sept. 2, 2016. year’s crown in each pageant. The 2017 Miss Search Walker County’s Outstanding Teen underway pageant will be held at 3 p.m. for missing The 2017 Miss Walker County Pag- woman eant will be held at By RON HARRIS 7 p.m. Daily Mountain Eagle Both pageants are Jasper police are seek- sponsored by the ing help in finding a Pilot Club of Jasper. Jasper woman who’s been missing for more than four Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris months. Traffic problems along Viking Drive have surfaced since the new Jasper High School opened earlier Janell Farley Massey, DEATHS 40, was reported missing this month. Now, work is underway to resurface Viking Drive, which as caused further problems. by a friend on Dec. 28, Stacy Stewart Tibbals, 44, more than three months Alabaster after she was last seen. Dessie Ford Woods, 93, Massey was last seen on Oakman Traffic concerns at new high Sept. 2 near the Chevron Mrs. Charlie Pearl Mead- gas station at the intersec- ows, 71, Sipsey Bobby Burke Bryant, 89, tion of Alabama Highway Boiling Springs, S.C. school addressed at BOE meeting 5 and 195. Doris Ennis Payne, 58, She is described as a Dora white female who’s 5-foot- Bonnie Lee Hall, 81, By NICOLE SMITH barely be one lane, so we’re looking at an alternate 4 and weighs 115 pounds. Townley Daily Mountain Eagle [route],” Kirkpatrick said. She has red hair and hazel Bobbie Aaron Phillips, 81, Road work on Viking Drive, which leads to the new eyes. Cordova Board members heard an update on traffic concerns high school, has recently started to create a three-lane “We have followed sev- Tony L. Norris, 69, at the new Jasper High School at a Jasper City road surface, with a center turn lane. The road work eral leads and at this time Carbon Hill Schools Board of Education meeting Monday night. stretches from Delaware Avenue to 20th Avenue in none have led us to her,” Jay Kirkpatrick, the senior project manager at Hoar Jasper, and is said to be a $3 million project. Jasper police said in a Full obituaries / A2 Program Management, said they are exploring alter- Kirkpatrick said they had hoped the Alabama De- nate routes that could be created behind the school to partment of Transportation would have completed the See MISSING, A4 ease traffic congestion. road resurfacing and widening project prior to stu- WEATHER “There is one easement that goes out to Old Birm- ingham Highway, but it’s not very wide. ... It could See TRAFFIC, A4 INSIDE High Low 67 40 Jasper City Schools board members honored INDEX By NICOLE SMITH Business...... B1 Daily Mountain Eagle Classifieds...... B6 Comics...... B4 Members of the Jasper Dear Abby...... B4 City Board of Education Horoscope...... B4 were recognized Monday Toll from Italy Opinion...... A6 night for their service to Sports...... A7 the community and chil- avalanche dren attending school in Two sections, 16 pages the district. climbs to 17 as Principals of city schools hopes diminish came bearing gifts for Check FARINDOLA, Italy out our Jasper City Schools board Facebook members and shared their (AP) — Hopes faded page at gratitude for their leader- Tuesday that any ship at Monday night’s more survivors of the Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle board meeting. T.R. Simmons Elemen- devastating ava- tary School Principal lanche that buried an Jonathan Allen said even Italian resort hotel in the face of criticism dur- would be found after ing the past few months, he continues to admire the Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith the death toll more board members’ dedica- than doubled to 17, tion to serving the commu- Jasper City Schools Board of Education members, from left, W alker Wil- with 12 people still son, Teresa Sherer, Willie Moore, Mary Beth Barber and Scott Thornley See BOARD, A4 unaccounted for. / A4 were honored Monday night for their service to the community. Universal Universal HeatingHeating && CoolingCooling We charge by the job....not by the hour! AL AL Cert#00025Cert#00025 3 3 rd rd Avenue,Avenue, JasperJasper (behind (behind JasperJasper PostPost Office)Office) Ref#52683 Ref#52683 Fax Fax 205-221-4051205-221-4051 •• (205) (205) 221-4003221-4003 A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed. Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, January 25, 2017 TENN. Stacy Stewart Tibbals Bonnie Lee Hall Stacy Stewart Tibbals, 44, of Alabaster, formerly of Bonnie Lee Hall, 81, of Townley, passed away Monday, Oxford 63/33 Huntsville Jasper, passed away Thursday, Jan. Jan. 23, 2017, at Walker Baptist Medical Center. ARK. 64/40 19, 2017, at her home in Alabaster. The family will receive friends Thursday, Jan. 26, A memorial service will be held 2017, at noon at Beech Grove Baptist Church. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017, at 11 a.m. at services will follow at 1 p.m, with burial at Walker Mem- GA. Pelham Church of God at 2100 ory Gardens. John Cooner will officiate. County Road 52 in Pelham. Hall was preceded in death by her husband, Alford Greenville Birmingham 68/35 69/42 Tibbals is survived by her husband, Hall; brother-in-law, Earl Forrester; brother, Oliver Kelly Tibbals; two sons, Christopher Files; and sister-in-law, Sara Files; brothers-in-law, and Casey Tibbals; father, Eugene James Hall and Grady Hall; and sister-in-law, Beatrice Stewart; and mother-in-law, Joann Hall. Tibbals. She is survived by her daughter, Rhonda Elder; sis- Jackson Montgomery She was preceded in death by her ters, Oma Miller (James) and Betty Forrester; brother, 75/41 78/49 mother, Hazel Hope Wakefield; and her father-in-law, Ellis Files; sister-in-law, Sherry Files; sister-in-law, Charles Tibbals. Louise Hinds; brother-in-law, Wayne Hall (Betty Sue); grandchildren, Janine Wright (Wayne), Kevin Farley Brookhaven Hattiesburg 74/39 Charter Funeral Home, Calera; 205-621-0800 and Korde Elder; three great-grandchildren; and sev- 77/45 eral nieces and nephews.

Mobile Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 80/48 Dessie Ford Woods LA. FLA. Dessie Ford Woods, 93, of Oakman, passed away Sat- urday, Jan. 21, 2017, at Golden Living Center in Win- field. Bobbie Aaron Phillips Visitation will be held today, Jan. 25, 2017, from 11 Bobbie Aaron Phillips, 81, of Cordova, passed away a.m. until noon at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, at her residence. with funeral services following at noon in the funeral The family will receive friends beginning at 12:30 home chapel. Burial will follow at Day Cemetery in p.m. Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at New Horizon Memorial ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. Oakman. Kenneth Wiggins will officiate. Funeral Home. Her Celebration of Life service will be Woods was preceded in death by her father, James held Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at 2 p.m. in the New Horizon Monroe Ford; mother, Tresser Davis Ford; husband, Carl Memorial Chapel. Charles J. Mitchell will officiate. Bur- Woods; daughter, Jeanette Avery; grandchildren, Kim- ial will follow at Dilworth Church of God Cemetery. berly Woods and Pruitt Angie Woods; and son-in-law, Phillips was preceded in death by her parents, Arnold Carless Sellers. and Erie Aaron; sons, Billy, and Donald Mitchell; and She is survived by her sons, Larry Woods (Mary) and daughter, Connie Mitchell. Carl Edward Woods (Jan); daughters, Elizabeth Sellers She is survived by her son, Charles Mitchell (Brenda); and Reida Bartley (Richard); sisters, Mildred, Joyce and grandchildren, Shaunda Pounders (Jammie), Maile Rid- Ruby; brothers, James Hill; son-in-law, Doug Avery; 13 dle, Amanda Paul (George), Matthew Mitchell (Lisa), grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and nine great- Krista Welch and Andrew Henderson; six great-grand- great-grandchildren. children, four sisters, one brother, several nieces, nephews and other relatives. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Online condolences may be expressed at www.newhorizonmemorial.com. Bobby Burke Bryant New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, Dora; 205-648-2323 Bobby Burke Bryant, 89, of Boiling Springs, S.C., passed away Monday, Jan. 23, 2017. Glen Stubbe/Star Tribune via AP The family will host a Celebration of Life service Thursday, Jan. 26, Tony L. Norris Minnesota Lt. Governor Tina Smith, right, and Sec- 2017, from 5 to 7 p.m. at his home lo- Tony L. Norris, 69, of Carbon Hill, went home to be retary of State Steve Simon, left, help Minnesota cated at 330 Old Burnett Rd in Boil- with the Lord Monday, Jan. 23, 2017, at Brookwood Bap- Gov. Mark Dayton after he collapsed during his ing Springs, S.C. tist Medical Center in Jasper. State of the State address in St. Paul, Minn., Mon- Bryant was born on Aug. 6, 1927, in Visitation will be held Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017, from Birmingham, the son of the late Wiley 5 until 8 p.m. at Wilson Brothers Funeral Home Chapel. day. House Speaker Kurt Daudt said minutes after Bryant and Minnie Kate Bryant. He Funeral services will be held Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at 2 the incident that Dayton was “up and about"” and is survived by his wife of 62 years, p.m. at Smith Chapel Church in Carbon Hill, with bur- that the governor would be OK. Mary Cromer Bryant. ial following in the adjoining cemetery. Pastor Randy In addition to his wife, he is sur- Owens will officiate. vived by his daughters, Elizabeth Ann Cook (Ted) of St. Norris was preceded in death by his parents, Ted and Petersburg, Fla., and Suzan Bryant Mason (Hank) of Loudell Norris; and two sisters, Margie Carmack and Minn. governor says Boiling Springs, S.C.; and son, Robert Wiley Bryant Pattie Barton. (Susan) of St. Petersburg, Fla., as well as 10 grandchil- He is survived by his wife, Evon Norris; children, Jeff he has prostate cancer dren and nine great-grandchildren. Bobby is survived Norris, Heather Adair and her husband, Marion, Asa by his sister, Sue Partin of Durham, N.C., and was pre- Norris and Kaddie Tyler; three stepchildren, Sandy deceased by a sister, Betty Jo Carey. Hughes, Randy Busby and Bobby Busby; two sisters, ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Mark Day- He was a retired accountant, having relocated from Joann Cagle and her husband, Earl, and Belynda Evans ton announced Tuesday that he has prostate cancer, re- Largo, Fla., to Boiling Springs, S.C., in 2000. He was a and her husband, David; and a host of grandchildren, vealing the diagnosis hours after collapsing while bus driver for Spartanburg School District 2 for a num- great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other rela- delivering his State of the State address the night be- ber of years. Bobby was a Navy veteran. tives and dear friends. fore. Bryant was a member of Unity Presbyterian Church The family wants to give a special thanks to his Ma- The 69-year-old Democratic governor said he plans to in Boiling Springs, S.C. and American Legion Post 200. sonic brothers and Joe Clancy and the Clower brothers finish the final two years of his term, during which he family. faces a unified GOP front after Republicans took control Eggers Funeral Home, of the Senate and strengthened their House majority in Boiling Springs, SC; 864-578-3838 Wilson Brothers Funeral Home, November. Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 Asked whether he still felt up to the job, Dayton said: “I think I am. If I don’t, I won’t continue.” He also said he does not believe the recent cancer di- Doris Ennis Payne agnosis and his fainting were linked. Tests on what Doris Ennis Payne, 58, of Dora, passed away on Charlie Pearl Meadows caused Dayton to collapse were scheduled for Tuesday Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2017, at her residence. Charlie Pearl Meadows, 71, of Sipsey, passed away afternoon at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. He will re- Visitation will be held on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017, Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, at Walker Baptist Medical Cen- turn to Mayo next week to determine treatment for the from noon until 2 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home ter. prostate cancer. Parlor, with funeral services following at 2 p.m. in the Arrangements will be announced later by Faith “I take it very seriously. I have an obligation to all of funeral home chapel. Burial will take place at Carbon Chapel Funeral Home. the people of Minnesota,” he said. Hill Memorial in Carbon Hill. Steven Ennis will offici- Dayton, who turns 70 on Thursday, has had other ate. Faith Chapel Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9680 health issues since taking office in 2011. A series of back She was preceded in death by her mother, Elva Ellen and hip surgeries have left him with a limp, though he Ennis; and sons, Michael Letson and Mitchell Letson. said Tuesday he’s no longer in pain. He was briefly hos- She is survived by her sons, Eric Woods and Rickey pitalized last year after fainting at a campaign event, Lay; daughter, Connie Simmons; sister, Elizabeth later blaming the episode on overheating and dehydra- Smith; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. tion. Dayton was about 40 minutes into his annual address Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Monday night when he began stumbling over his words and trailed off, shaking after taking a sip of water and crumbling behind the lectern, where he struck his head. Several state officials rushed to his side to catch him, and medical professionals serving in the Legislature gave aid. CHURCH HAPPENINGS He appeared conscious as he was helped to a back room and later walked out of the Capitol on his own to return home, where a top staffer said he was given rou- Church Happenings, Gospel Singings and Ceme- Macedonia Baptist Church on worship session at 7 p.m. On Sun- tery Meetings will be featured each Wednesday Macedonia Loop Road in Jasper will day there will be services at 9 a.m. tine tests by emergency medical technicians. and Saturday in the Daily Mountain Eagle, and Dayton returned to work Tuesday to unveil his pro- daily on the Community Calendar at www.moun- have a fifth Sunday Night Singing and 10 a.m. followed by lunch and posal for a $45.8 billion budget. He told reporters that taineagle.com. Events are listed free of charge. Sunday, Jan. 29, starting at 5 p.m. another service at 1 p.m. For more he felt fine Monday until about a minute before losing They are ran by calendar date and time as space Guest singer will be Shannon information, call (205) 686-7996 or allows, so there is no guarantee when or the num- Knight from Guin. A love offering visit parrishchurchofchrist.com. consciousness. “It was a very brief episode,” he said. ber of days an event will run. Events are only ac- Dayton said he was diagnosed with prostate cancer cepted from local churches, faith-based ministries will be taken. Friday after a biopsy and had planned to reveal it after or organizations, and cemetery associations. The FRIDAY, FEB. 10 his consultation next week. deadline to place an event is no later than noon Kelly Mill Church will host a Bethel Baptist Church will on Tuesday or Friday of each week. For informa- gospel singing Sunday, Jan. 29, at 5 host a “Night to Shine” prom event, tion, call Elane Jones at 205-221-2840 or email information to [email protected]. p.m. with Latter Rain. sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foun- dation, on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017, for VOLUME 55 NUMBER 231 SATURDAY, JAN. 28 New Hope Baptist Church on people with special needs, ages 14 Desperation Church in Fall City Road will have its fifth and older. For more information, Jasper will host a one-day finan- Sunday Singing Sunday, Jan. 29, at contact the church office Monday Daily Mountain Eagle cial conference "Act Your Wage" on 5 p.m. and Monday, Jan. 23, through through Thursday, 8:30 until 3:30 Saturday, Jan. 28, from 8 a.m. until Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. each p.m. After church hours, call An- - Main Office - night. Guest singers will be Grace gela Washington at 205-212-0670 Member noon at the Jasper Civic Center. 1301 E. Viking Drive Tickets are $15 and includes Infinity. or email awashington@walkerarc. Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau com. of Circulations breakfast and snacks. Register on- Phone (205) 221-2840 line at www.desperationchurch.tv/ Highway 5 Church of God on Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday financialoneday. Alabama Highway 5 North in TUESDAY, FEB. 14 Closed Saturday & Sunday Jasper will have its figth Sunday St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Singing Sunday, Jan. 29, at 5:30 at 801 The Trace in Jasper will Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain SUNDAY, JAN. 29 Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain Crossroads United Methodist p.m. with Purpose. host its 40th Annual Valentine’s Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL Church on Alabama Highway 5 Luncheon Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). 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River of Living Water United Vega, a Yale Law School graduate, Arley United Methodist Church Methodist Church at 1401 Jones former senior legal counsel for will have a bean supper Tuesday, Jasper, Alabama 35501 SUBSCRIPTION 3 6 1 FedEx and former dean and profes- Feb. 21, 2017 in the Fellowship Telephone 221-2840 Dairy Road in Jasper will hold its RATES BY MAIL MONTHS MONTHS YEAR third anniversary Celebration Wor- sor of Faulkner's Jones School of Hall from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Choice Periodical Postage Paid at Jasper, AL Walker County $28.50 $57.00 $114.00 USPS NO. 144-040 ship and Lunch on Sunday, Jan. 29, Law. There will be a worship ses- of pinto beans, lima beans, north- Outside Walker County $39.50 $74.00 $138.00 at 11 a.m. Guest speaker will be sion at 7 p.m. on Friday. On Satur- ern beans and coleslaw, cornbread MOTOR ROUTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES Outside Alabama $46.50 $89.00 $166.00 Robert Mount, a former pastor at day, there will be a Men's Session and onion. 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NEW YORK (AP) — least four people dead and mountains, and nearly 3 From California to the several missing. Hail was feet of snow fell on ski re- Deep South to the North- reported northwest of Los sorts. Avalanche warnings east, millions of Americans Angeles, nearly 4 inches of were issued for northern were contending with rain fell south of the city Utah. Forecasters pre- death and destruction and wind gusts topped 60 dicted up to a foot of snow from damaging January mph in some areas. and winds gusting to near weather. Flooding, high Further north, an ava- 50 mph. winds and suspected tor- lanche shut down a high- The wet winter weather nadoes have rousted peo- way in the Sierra Nevada follows years of drought. ple from their homes. A deadly storm system tore across the Deep South, a You Can Trust Us For nor’easter lashed the East Excellent Results And Service Coast and rainfall records fell in California. Some more details on the wild weather:

DEEP SOUTH DEVASTATION A powerful storm sys- tem that tore across the FREE Locally owned Deep South over the week- Professional Same day by licensed end killed 20 people, in- AP Photo Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist cluding 15 in south Georgia. Rescuers were A rescue worker enters a hole in the back of a mobile home Monday in Big Eastgate Plaza going through stricken Pine Estates that was damaged by a tornado, inAlbany, Ga. Fire and rescue BY THE UPS STORE (205) 265-2057 areas Monday, searching crews were searching through the debris, looking for people who might have 904 Highway 78 East Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A for possible survivors. become trapped when the deadly storm came through. Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist Patrick Marsh of the Storm Prediction Center NOR’EASTER Trenton and New York parked cars below. www.jasperhearingcenter.com in Norman, Oklahoma, Millions of people from City. Other railroads also In upstate New York and said 39 possible tornadoes the mid-Atlantic through were also contending with into northern New Eng- were reported across the New England were being downed trees and utility land, forecasts were call- Southeast from early Sat- advised to hunker down as poles on tracks. ing for possibly as much as TAX SEASON IS HERE! urday into Sunday a nor’easter moved up the Flooding and beach ero- six inches of snow and evening. coast. sion was expected Monday sleet. Marsh said while the High wind warnings and and Tuesday. Downed risk of tornadoes is advisories were in effect power lines were also ex- WILD AND strongest in the spring in throughout the region. pected. WET WEST the central U.S., it “never Some wind gusts were ex- In Philadelphia, police California finally got a really goes to zero” for pected to approach 60 say a man was killed when break Monday from a most of the year in the mph, while offshore winds he was struck at a car lot three-day winter storm Southeast. could reach hurricane lev- by a sign knocked off a that broke rainfall records, Data from the Storm els of 74 mph or higher. wall, and panels from a washed out roads and Prediction Center shows Train service was inter- multistory mural blew off churned up tremendous that, over the past decade, rupted by downed power another wall and hit two waves. Sunshine and rain- Our company has over 30 years the nation has seen an av- lines. Amtrak suspended parked cars. bows alternated with local experience and open year round erage of 38 tornadoes in service for Northeast Re- In New Jersey, strong thunderclaps, downpours, January, ranging from a gional and Acela Express winds blew part of the roof snow and hail as the last of for all your tax needs or questions. high of 84 in 2008 to just trains traveling in New off an oceanfront condo the storm system broke four in 2014. Jersey, and NJ Transit building in Long Branch. up. halted service between Debris fell onto several Authorities reported at *This year we are offering a refund advance up to $1,200.00. Despite tornado threat, shelters rare for mobile home parks New clients that mention this ad will receive $15.00 off SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) aren’t a lot of options for — Ten of at least 20 people mobile home dwellers. their tax return fee. killed in a weekend tor- “They need to be taken *for those who qualify nado outbreak lived in to a shelter during a tor- Georgia mobile home nado watch rather than a Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 • Saturday 8:00-12:00 Noon parks, yet laws requiring warning. And sometimes storm shelters in those the best they can do is try 910 Highway 78 East vulnerable communities to get to a strong structure Eastgate Plaza are few and far between. such as a Wal-Mart or a Jasper, AL Experts have long church,” she said. 387-2000 warned that mobile home dwellers face a higher risk of death when tornadoes strike but said many trailer park owners don’t want to make the costly in- Dan Henry/Chattanooga Times Free Press via AP vestment in storm shelters and the sentiment for In this file photo, David A. Roden, owner of Moun- safety wanes in the weeks tain View Estates, speaks about a tornado shelter after a disaster. that he built for his mobile home park residents in According to the Na- Rossville, Ga. Experts have long warned that peo- tional Weather Service, 44 percent of the 1,091 Amer- ple in mobile homes face a greater risk of death icans killed by tornadoes from tornadoes, yet laws requiring storm shelters from 1985 to 2005 died in in trailer parks or public spaces such as schools mobile homes, compared to are few and far between. 25 percent in stick-built homes. That’s especially that not all our residents six-figure sum — he won’t significant considering would be alive,” Roden say exactly how much — how few Americans — 8 said. “When the weather on a shelter made of solid percent or fewer — lived in man comes on TV, he says steel and equipped with a mobile homes during that ‘if you live in a mobile restroom and a generator. period. home, get out now!’ Well, He figures it could hold up Over the weekend, an we didn’t have anywhere to 200 people at his park in unusual midwinter out- to go.” Rossville. break of dozens of torna- Roden said he spent a Myers said there usually does shredded two mobile home parks that didn’t have shelters in southwest Georgia. Three people A DVANTAGE were killed at Big Pine Es- 1 tates in Albany and seven st INANCIAL died at Sunrise Acres in F rural Cook County. For most of the U.S., in- P ERSONAL L OANS F OR A NY R EASON stalling storm shelters re- F AST F RIENDLY S ERVICE mains a voluntary decision *Some J ASPER *Licensed under whether they’re for a pri- Restrictions The Alabama vate home, a mobile home Apply Small Loan Act park or a community cen- W E S TILL O FFER P AYDAY A DVANCES ter. Alabama and Illinois 613 HWY. 78 W. • PARKLAND SHOPPING CENTER 205-302-0190 have laws mandating that new public schools are built with storm shelters, and Minnesota requires shelters at mobile home parks with spaces for 10 or OPEN HOUSE more homes built since 1988. The city of Wichita, Kansas, has a similar ordi- nance for parks built since LITTLE FEET 1994. “There have been other efforts to attempt that, but the mobile home industry and mobile home park CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL owners have put up a lot of resistance to it,” namely Saturday, January 28th citing high costs, said Laura Myers, who studies 1 - 4 p.m. tornado disasters and re- sponses as executive direc- 3rd Ave. behind Hardee’s in Jasper tor of the Center for Advanced Public Safety at the University of Alabama. Applications for limited enrollment A tornado nearly six will be available. years ago demolished homes and churches just up the road from the Ages 6 wks. - 10 yrs. Mountain View Estates mobile home park in Licensed by Ala. DHR northwest Georgia. The close call frightened owner David Roden into taking action. 205-295-5535 “We knew that if we had taken a direct hit at our Susan Sanford - Owner/Director manufactured home park A4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed. Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Rebuking Obama, Trump boosts Keystone XL, Dakota pipelines

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump moved swiftly Tuesday to advance the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines, sign- ing executive actions to aggressively overhaul Alessandro Di Meo/ANSA via AP America’s energy policy and deal a sharp blow to The coffin of Alessandro Giancaterino, one of the Barack Obama’s legacy on victims of the avalanche which buried the Hotel climate change. Rigopiano, is shoulder carried outside the San Obama had personally Nicola church during the funeral service in halted the Keystone XL project, which was to bring Farindola, central Italy,Tuesday. oil from Canada to the U.S., and major protest demonstrations have frozen work on the Dakota Death toll from Italy pipeline. Trump, in his continu- ing effort to undo the past avalanche climbs to eight years of a Demo- cratic president, invited 17 as hopes diminish the Keystone builder, TransCanada, to resubmit AP Photo/Evan Vucci FARINDOLA, Italy (AP) — Hopes faded Tuesday its application to the State that any more survivors of the devastating avalanche Department for a presi- President Donald Trump signs an executive order on the Keystone XL that buried an Italian resort hotel would be found after dential permit to construct pipeline Tuesday in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. the death toll more than doubled to 17, with 12 people and operate the pipeline. still unaccounted for. The company said it would the Dakota Access days after he took office ence. As Italy’s central Abruzzo region and its rescue reapply. pipeline, a project that has came on the heels of his But environmental crews coped with the ongoing emergency, a second Obama halted the pro- led to major protests by decision to withdraw from groups and Native Ameri- tragedy unfolded nearby when an emergency helicop- posed pipeline in late American Indian groups a major trade agreement can tribes who have fought ter crashed at an Apennine ski resort, killing six peo- 2015, declaring it would and their supporters. as he upends Obama’s both projects for years ple. undercut U.S. efforts to “From now on we are policies, winning praise pledged to defy Trump. The twin disasters, which followed a series of earth- clinch a global climate going to start making from congressional Repub- “President Trump will quakes and weeks of heavy snow, have brought the re- change deal that was a pipelines in the United licans. live to regret his actions gion to its knees. Thousands of people have been centerpiece of his environ- States,” Trump said from Democrats in energy- today,” said Michael without electricity for over a week and emergency mental agenda. the Oval Office, where he producing state also Brune, executive director crews have been working around the clock. Trump also ordered the also vowed to require the hailed Trump’s actions on of the Sierra Club. “Unwit- The helicopter was ferrying an injured skier off the U.S. Army Corps of Engi- actual pipe for Keystone to the pipelines as long- tingly he is beginning to slopes of the Campo Felice ski area when it slammed neers to quickly review be manufactured in Amer- awaited steps to boost jobs build a wall — a wall of re- into a mountainside buried in thick fog. Five crew and approve construction ica. and move the country to- sistance. This fight is far members and the skier were killed. and easement requests for Trump’s actions four ward energy independ- from over.” Emergency workers at the center where rescue ef- forts at the avalanche-entombed Hotel Rigopiano are being coordinated rushed to the chopper crash site From A1 about 100 kilometers (60 miles) away. Crews on the Board ground at the scene hugged one another in solidarity. nity. in the community you want to know you what I do know, and that’s your The death toll from the Jan. 18 avalanche, mean- “There are so many that voice how our kids are doing, and that’s support,” Sargent said. “At West while, climbed to 17 on Tuesday with the discovery of support for you and believe in what what means the most to me as a Jasper, we appreciate you.” 10 more bodies. you’re doing. Thank you for the principal is that you truly love our Superintendent Dr. Ann Jackson Twelve people remained missing. Nine people previ- trust, the faith and the commitment kids. You truly want to see our kids said she is also thankful for the ously had been pulled out alive from the rubble, the that you’ve all demonstrated for our excel in everything they do, so from school board members and the role last one early Saturday. district,” Allen said. “I was reading Memorial Park School, I want to say they have played in the high school’s Firefighters’ spokesman Alberto Maiolo said search a quote just the other day. ... It said, thank you guys very much,” Rigsby transition and restructuring of the crews aided by excavators finally were able to pene- ‘The secret to change is not focused said. school district. trate the central part of the hotel for the first time and on fighting the past, but working on Maddox Middle School Principal “It has just been a pleasure to found bodies in the bar and kitchen area. building the future,’ and I think you Stephen Hall echoed Rigsby’s senti- have you and what you bring to the He said there were no signs of life. have been future focused. ... Some ments. table, and I thank you personally,” “Logically, hopes fade as time passes, but we are con- people can’t see the future, but you “It often goes without being men- Jackson said. tinuing to search and trying to do it as quickly as pos- all have worked diligently to do that tioned for those in leadership that Willie Moore, Walker Wilson, sible,” he said. and forecast our future through our they are tremendously valuable to Teresa Sherer, Mary Beth Barber The first funerals were held Tuesday, with crowds leadership and our superintendent, everything that happens within a and Scott Thornley serve on the gathering under a steady rain outside the hilltop so I appreciate you doing that in the school and the school system,” Hall Jasper City Schools Board of Educa- church in Farindola to pay their respects to Alessandro face of scrutiny and judgement.” said. “We know that your job is dif- tion. Giancaterino, the hotel’s chief waiter. “Thank you all so much for all you ficult, but we wanted to make sure In other business: Giancaterino, one of the first victims pulled from the do everyday,” North Highlands that you knew how much we appre- •The school board heard an en- wreckage, had offered to stay for a double shift on Jan. School Principal Betty Odom said. ciate not only what you do for us at ergy usage update from Ray Clark, 18 to spare a colleague from having to make his way “We’re not around you everyday, but Maddox Middle School ... but also a custodian who monitors energy to the hotel through the snow, which was two to three I know you are working to help us what you do for our entire school usage for the district. meters (six to 10 feet) high in some places. and we appreciate it very, very community and the community of Clark said since Jasper City “He was a great, hard worker. He was very profes- much, and the kids do too.” Jasper. Thank you very much.” Schools’ partnership with Schneider sional,” said his brother, Massimiliano Giancaterino. Memorial Park Elementary West Jasper Elementary School Electric, an energy savings com- School Principal Eric Rigsby said he Principal Marc Sargent gave board pany, the school district has saved appreciates the care board members members a shirt to commemorate almost $8,000 between September Missing From A1 take in learning how students are the school’s many years of service. and November 2016, in comparison performing in the district. “I want to say thank you, also. ... to prior years of service costs. press release issued Tues- we have had for the safety “I really appreciate the job that The main thing is that yes, you do •Board members approved a bid day.” of Janell,” the release you all do for us. Outside of board all this behind the scenes. I don’t to purchase weight room equipment The release said Jasper said. meetings, when we see you guys out know what all goes on, but I’ll tell from Total Strength and Speed. police have been assisted Anyone with informa- by the Walker County tion that might help find Sheriff’s Office in search- Massey is asked to call Lawsuit From A1 ing for Massey. Det. Betty Thompson of “We are very concerned the Jasper Police Depart- The lawsuit states that abide by the stated pur- this construction project.” son wrote a letter to coun- with the length of time ment at (205) 221-8133 or the names of other public poses for the tax referen- Count five accuses Jack- cil members. It stated, in and inclement weather (205) 221-6790. school names were dum which was explained son of influencing the part: “The Supreme Court changed at the meeting; and noticed to be to raise board’s decision to vote on of Alabama has held that however, no other schools taxes to fund a new high the school name change. school boards have the au- Traffic From A1 were renamed. The board school building,” the com- The plaintiff is asking thority to act as free and did take action to have all plaint reads. “Plus, there for judgement to deter- independent agencies of dents moving into the new Jasper High School. city schools united under would appear to have been mine the “proper name” the city in the operation of “This goes back probably to 2012. I started this job one mascot, the Viking. fraud committed in each for the high school, as well the city school systems, in 2013, and we tried to work with ALDOT to help The complaint accuses construction contract as over $150,000 in dam- free of interference by the them coordinate all this work. They rebuffed us,” the board of not having drafted and signed or au- ages and attorney fees. It governing bodies which Kirkpatrick said. “They did indicate that the work “statutory authority” to thorized to be signed by has also been asked that may have appointed the was going to be complete in time for school to start. change the school’s name, the Jasper City School the defendants stop call- members.” Clearly, that’s not the case, so now we’re stuck with in addition to violating the Board which from the be- ing the new high school Robertson continued, the traffic issues.” Open Meetings Act by not ginning of this building Jasper High School, pend- “While there is not a case Kirkpatrick added that the roadway’s design was notifying the public of the construction project au- ing a jury trial. directly on point concern- completed by ALDOT nearly two years ago. scheduled board meeting. thorized by the defendants “We will vigorously de- ing the renaming of a ALDOT recently began resurfacing the roadway, Counts three and four has referenced to the new fend ourselves,” the Jasper school, I believe that it is and the project should be completed later this year. state the board committed school building as the City Board of Education very clear under Alabama In the meantime, Kirkpatrick said options to allevi- fraud. Walker High School Build- said in a statement to the Law that the Jasper City ate heavy traffic will be explored for the next two “Additionally, every tax ing Construction Project. Eagle. Board of Education had months. payer of Walker County Therefore, if anything else After the board’s deci- and has ample authority He said they have tried to reach out to ALDOT to would perhaps have a was built or intended to be sion was made to change to make the decision to re- express their concerns and get a definitive date for cause of action against the built it would appear that the name of the high name any of the schools the road project’s completion, but they “haven’t been defendants due to the fail- fraud has been committed school, Jasper City Coun- under its superinten- very responsive.” ure of the defendants to against the tax payers in cil attorney Russ Robert- dence.”

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald dency with a flurry of actions on of widespread fraud that Trump is Georgia Democratic Rep. John Trump holds the most powerful the economy. His spokesman Sean alleging. Lewis’ pre-inauguration state- office in the world. But he’s Spicer has twice stepped into the If the president’s claim were ment that he did not see Trump as dogged by insecurity over his loss fray himself, including on Tues- true it would mark the most sig- a legitimate president, as well as of the popular vote in the election day, when he doubled down on nificant election fraud in U.S. his- U.S. intelligence agencies’ assess- and a persistent frustration that Trump’s false claim that he lost tory — and ironically, would raise ment that Russia meddled in the the legitimacy of his presidency is the popular vote because 3 million the same questions about Trump’s election in order to help Trump being challenged by Democrats to 5 million people living in the legitimacy that he’s trying to win. and the media, aides and associ- U.S. illegally cast ballots. avoid. Yet Spicer repeatedly side- “Segments of his own govern- ates say. “He believes what he believes stepped questions about whether ment keep driving this narrative,” Trump’s fixation has been a based on the information he was the Trump administration would said Roger Stone, a longtime con- drag on the momentum of his provided,” said Spicer, who pro- investigate the allegations pushed fidant. “I don’t think it hurts to opening days in office, with his ex- vided no evidence to back up the by the president. point it out.” aggerations about inauguration president’s statements. All 50 “Anything is possible,” he said. Key advisers in Trump’s circle crowds and false assertions about states and the District of Colum- Some Trump allies say Trump concede the focus on crowd claims illegal balloting intruding on ad- bia have finalized their election is justified in using his platform to and alleged voter fraud have been President Trump visers’ plans to launch his presi- results with no reports of the kind defend his standing. They point to a distraction.

NATION IN BRIEF Snow-covered buildings Mom who lost 6 children in collapsing in rare house fire released from hospital weather in western U.S. BALTIMORE — Fire officials say a woman who lost six of her nine children in a house fire in Balti- BOISE, Idaho (AP) — ing building owners about more has been released from the hospital. For buildings in parts of the weight that's pressing The fire department said in a news release Tues- the snow-covered U.S. on shingles and tiles. day that Katie Malone was released on Friday West, it has become a win- But experts say the from the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, ter where the weak do not water density in the snow where she was taken after the fire on Jan. 12. survive. is increasing, meaning a The three children who escaped the fire had The accumulated weight roof that that does not ap- been released from the hospital earlier. of snow has crushed an old pear to be holding much lumber mill in Oregon, the AP Photo The Baltimore Sun reports that Katie Malone powder can be straining main grocery store in a under thousands of posted on Facebook that the family must plan a small Idaho town, a sports pounds. The Dome, a 180,000-square foot indoor sports funeral “that is frankly impossible to fathom.” complex in Alaska and a "They may look at the facility in Anchorage, Alaska, is seen on Tuesday, Officials say the cause of the fire is still under in- conference center in Col- roof and say, 'There's not three days after the thin, flexible plastic roof col- vestigation. orado, among others. as much snow there be- lapsed in the midst of a snowstorm. They have led to some cause it settled,'" said Ron injuries and at least one Abramovich, a water sup- Police: Burglary suspect left death, when the roof of a ply specialist with the Nat- keys, cellphone at the scene woman's snow-laden porch ural Resource STRATFORD, Conn. — A man suspected of in northern Idaho fell Conservation Service who while she was underneath analyzes the snowpack in breaking into a Connecticut animal hospital look- it, officials say. Authorities mountains. "But it really ing for drugs made it easy for police to track him fear more collapses will comes down to the amount down — he left his keys and cellphone behind. come. of water in the snowpack." The Connecticut Post reports that police re- Storms this month have Abramovich said 20 sponded to a burglar alarm at The Pet Hospital in blanketed the West and inches of snow can weigh Stratford recently to find a rear window broken and kept dumping more snow about 10 pounds per blood on the window frame. on top of it. Experts say square foot. That means a Inside, police say they found a trail of blood on the rare combination of portion of a 20-by-20 foot the floor, along with keys and a phone. They say it greater snowfall at lower roof with that amount of appears the burglar was looking for drugs. elevations and prolonged snow would be supporting cold temperatures that al- about 4,000 pounds. Police traced the phone to 31-year-old Nicholas lowed the snow to accumu- A former factory was Bruner and charged him with third-degree burglary late without melting away bearing much more weight and second-degree criminal mischief. He is free is partly to blame for the than that when it col- on $10,000 bond. collapses. lapsed this month in the Bruner said he had lost the items but couldn't re- The combination builds upscale Old Mill District of member where. up an amount of snow that Bend, Oregon. exceeds building codes set for weather expected only Roses? No, try roaches for twice a century, said Dell an unusual Valentine's Day gift Winegar, president of the Bea t the IRS refu nd dela y s! Idaho Onion Growers As- y NEW YORK — Roses are red, violets are blue, sociation, whose industry how about having a roach named for you? has felt the pain at its fa- The Bronx Zoo is offering people the chance to cilities. name one of its Madagascar hissing cockroaches Nearly 20 buildings that in honor of someone for Valentine's Day. store and package onions The zoo in New York City started offering the have crashed down in JONES JONES JONES name-a-roach program in 2011 as a fun way to Idaho and Oregon, leading fundraise. For $10, recipients get an emailed cer- prices to spike from $3.50 tificate telling them one of the insects from the to $6.50 for a 50-pound bag of yellow jumbo onions. ACCOUN TIN G AN D IN COM E world's largest roach species has been named for "It's been a heartbreak them. This year, the zoo is also offering to send for a lot of folks," Winegar TAX SERV ICES IN C. along chocolates or a Madagascar cockroach said. "It's hard to prepare plush toy for higher donations. for something that has No worries about there not being enough never happened before." roaches to go around — the museum said it had While lower elevations thousands of them on exhibition. are getting record snow, The money goes to the Wildlife Conservation So- mountains in the West are Get up to $1,000 ciety. only somewhat above aver- age, forecasters say. But "that snow hasn't Trucker loses trailer of 38,000 been melting," said Troy FREE CASH A D V A N C E th i s ta x pounds of marbles on I-465 Lindquist of the National Weather Service. "We're sea son on p rep a id debit ca rd! INDIANAPOLIS — A trucker has lost his marbles ending up with snow loads in the Indianapolis area. on roofs that we typically State police tell TV station WXIN that a truck car- don't see around here." M-F:9a m -7pm 187 Hw y. 195 rying 38,000 pounds of marbles lost its trailer Sat- Another possible reason Ja sp e r, AL urday on southbound Interstate 465, near behind the collapses is Sa t:9a m -3pm Pendleton Pike. The marbles were on the shoul- that settling snow does not der and in the median. look as substantial be- Additiona l tim e a v a ila ble by a p p ointm ent 221-0721 cause it's not as deep, fool- There were no injuries, but a lane of traffic in that area was affected by the cleanup during much of the day. I scream, you scream: Dippin' Interested in a career Dots seeks truce with Spicer PADUCAH, Ky. — Dippin’ Dots has apparently in Health Care? found a way to begin thawing out its relationship with President Donald Trump’s press secretary, Sean Spicer, who has been sending critical tweets Bevill State’s about the company since 2010. 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Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS An Alabamian at the D.C. Women’s March I live in Ala- around like-minded people. Many an experience I will never forget. bama, and I went of us had felt sad and helpless and I can only attest to my personal Peaceful transition to the Women’s confused since Election Day. The experience, but I never saw one March in Wash- trip felt like we were actually counter-protestor or any kind of a good beginning ington, D.C., last doing something tangible and pro- act of violence or aggression. I did weekend. And ductive and not just sharing Face- see signs and hear some language Donald Trump is now president of a nation deeply I’m not just a book articles and wearing safety that would be considered R-rated divided politically and culturally, yet he assumed the woman who hap- pins. and that I personally felt were in presidency as part of a peaceful transfer of power. pens to live in The people on my bus were poor taste, but nothing that I per- Despite the skepticism and cynicism of our age, and Alabama — I’m young, old, male, female, black, ceived as threatening. People’s the cacophony and tension that Trump generates, as Be Our an Alabamian. I Guest white, Asian, Hispanic, students, opinions of obscenity vary and I Americans, we should not take this transition, which grew up with mothers, grandmothers, engineers, am not easily offended. is the manifestation of a fundamental precept of rep- season tickets to By Emily teachers, artists, etc. We shared Around sundown, as the march resentative democracy, for granted. It is what enables college football Peterson food and phone chargers and mag- ended and the crowds started to our nation to implement the results of elections, no games. I went to azines. dissipate, I began my trek back to matter how some Americans regard those outcomes. vacation bible school. I love the From the moment we arrived in the buses. This is where my only Recognizing the inauguration of a new president is lake. I have danced to David Allan Washington at 8 a.m. on Saturday negative comment about the day not about getting over fierce political disagreements Coe at the Florabama. My mama morning, the energy was electric comes in because my legs and feet that occur during an election; it is about determining makes me fried okra for my birth- and the mood was positive. We had were so tired I was not sure I how our people can be engaged as citizens in moving day. I say “y’all” — a lot. to walk a few miles from RFK Sta- would make it back. Thank good- our nation and our communities forward. I am a 30-something, middle- dium where the buses were parked ness for the Metro trains or else I To that end, we hope this weekend and forever in class, white, southern, wife and to the Capitol Building. Thousands may still be crawling my way up our future, a core American principle — the right of mother. I am not what one would of us walked through neighbor- Constitution Avenue. the people to peaceably assemble — will be respected picture when they think of a “radi- hoods where people came out on I remember as we walked back and protected, as well as exercised peacefully. cal feminist.” But I went to the their front balconies in bathrobes into the stadium parking lot a po- It is vital, we think, not only for Americans to speak Women’s March. I rode for 12 to cheer us on and wave. Elemen- lice officer directing traffic yelled, out but also for them to search for ways to speak to hours on a bus full of strangers be- tary schools and churches opened “Congratulation, ladies! You just one another. Conversations have been difficult of late cause I needed to feel that I still their doors so we could get water, made history!” That was a moment between those of us with sharp differences. But the had a voice. I needed to see that I warm up and use their restrooms. I will never forget as well. By 7:30 rights of citizenship come with a moral obligation to wasn’t alone. I needed to remem- Police officers and National Guard p.m. that evening we had all listen to one another and seek to advance the com- ber that this country is just as soldiers stopped traffic and gave loaded our bus and were on our mon good.We have managed to move forward, albeit much mine as it is anyone else’s. directions. Everyone was smiles way back home. painfully slowly at times, throughout history, over- I didn’t vote for Donald Trump. and high-fives and pleases and And everyone on my bus re- coming the worst of politics. Reflecting on the public Anyone who knows me already thank yous. turned home to Alabama. We left discussions preceding his first term as America’s knows that. But I didn’t go to Once we finally arrived at the our little insulated bubble of like- third president, Thomas Jefferson wrote: They “were Washington because I was mad my Capitol Building, it was crowded. minded people and positivity and conducted by the parties with animosity, a bitterness, candidate lost. My candidates have There’s no other word to describe it returned home to families that and an indecency, which had never been exceeded. All lost before. I went to Washington except for crowded. I have no way ridicule us and our ideals, state the resources of reason, and of wrath, were exhausted because I am scared hate won. to quantify the crowd, but for the senators who insult us and pundits by each party in support of its own, and to prostrate Over the last year, I heard a lot next 6 hours there were just wall- who mock us. And I hate to say it, the adversary opinions.” of hateful things come out of the to-wall people wherever I went. It but that’s ok. Progress is not guaranteed, but it is possible. mouth of our newly inaugurated was a sea of pink hats and card- As much as the mama in me And it seems more likely to occur when the vast president. Things that can not be board signs. But as crowded as it wants to say, “If they can’t say any- majority of Americans want their nation and its peo- blamed on media spin or edited was, I never felt claustrophobic. thing nice, they shouldn’t say any- ple to succeed — and strive to help it do so by uphold- video footage. I saw him mock the I’m sure the mild weather helped, thing at all,” the truth is they can ing American ideals, including the freedom of disabled and encourage violence but everyone’s happy, kind spirit voice their opinion just as much as expression, the competition of ideas and justice under amongst his supporters. I heard certainly contributed too. we can voice ours. This country is the law. him say women who have abor- One of the best things about the just as much theirs as it is ours. The president’s oath is a pledge to faithfully exe- tions should be punished. I heard march was the variety of issues the This state is just as much theirs as cute the office and preserve, protect and defend the him say he likes to physically grab marchers were concerned with. I it is ours. Constitution. To hope that President Trump fulfills women without permission. Those saw signs supporting everything Ultimately, that is the lesson we his oath neither embraces nor rejects his views and things are hateful and they scare from wage equality to environmen- all get from this past weekend. We conduct. It reflects an enduring belief in a form of me. tal issues to immigration reform to are in this together. No one — government that invests great authority in the chief I told my young sons that I women’s health to ending racism. gay/straight, male/female, executive but also relies upon the checks and bal- would be gone for two days be- Some people may think the multi- rich/poor, black/white, ances provided by Congress, an independent judici- cause I was worried that the new ple a bad thing, but I found it even Christian/Muslim — has more of a ary, a free press and an engaged and empowered president didn’t care about the more inspiring. Although there claim to this country or its rights citizenry. same things that our family does were so many different issues, it and freedoms than anyone else. On this day and moving ahead, President Trump — and I needed to go remind him felt unified. It felt like one wheel and the American people deserve the opportunity to that there are people out there with lots of different spokes. Emily Peterson is a wife and mother living in cen- fulfill their roles and renew their commitment to who disagree with him — and he’s My absolute favorite memory of tral Alabama. She is a former writer at The Birm- ingham News and The North Jefferson News and ideals that have made our country great. our president too. They thought it the march was everyone singing — The Panama City News Herald has worked with and volunteered for various non- was an important thing to do too. “America the Beautiful” as we profit organizations throughout Birmingham. As The bus ride up to Washington walked down Independence Av- the mother of young boys, her hobbies include was exciting. There is so much enue towards the Washington picking up Legos, feeding pet reptiles and listen- ing to little people talk about Minecraft." LETTERS freedom that comes with being Monument. It gave me chills. It is TO THE EDITOR TODAY IN Thanks to our HISTORY local fire department My wife and I would like to extend our greatest Today is Wednesday, appreciation to the Townley Volunteer Fire De- Jan. 25, the 25th day of partment. 2017. There are 340 days In early November, it had been 75 days since left in the year. we’d had any measurable rainfall. Everything was Today’s Highlight in so dry even the pine straw would crunch under History: your feet. One of our wonderful neighbors passed On Jan. 25, 1947, gang- by our place and noticed our woods on fire and no- ster Al Capone died in tified the Townley Fire Department. Miami Beach, Florida, at We had no idea anything was wrong until we age 48. saw lights flashing out front. A friend from down On this date: the road, Alan Self, came and wet our grass down In 1890, reporter Nellie around our house because two days prior I had Bly (Elizabeth Cochrane) had foot surgery and couldn’t (thanks, Alan). of the New York World They worked hard for two hours and almost had completed a round-the- the fire contained when our prayers were an- world journey in 72 days, swered. We received 1 1/2 inches of rain that night 6 hours and 11 minutes. to extinguish the remaining flames. In 1924, the first Winter The good Lord and good neighbors came to our Olympic Games opened in rescue. Thanks again to Alan Self and the Townley Chamonix, France. Volunteer Fire Department for their service. In 1945, the World War And most of all, thank God. II Battle of the Bulge Jimmy and Brenda Benton, ended as German forces Oakman were pushed back to their original positions. Grand The Daily Mountain Eagle invites readers to Rapids, Michigan, became write letters to the editor. 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Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 SPORTS A7

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NCAA hoops Bowl title committee to By JOSH DUBOW give tourney AP Sports Writer snapshot From Tom Brady looking to be- NEW YORK (AP) come the first quarterback to win five Super Bowl titles to Matt Ryan — The selection seeking to give committee for the Atlanta its first, NCAA Tournament is there are plenty planning to give a of numbers that will get a lot of look at its top 16 attention lead- seeds in February, ing up to the Big one month before Game. the 68-team field Here’s a look at some others locks in March 12. that fans might not be as familiar NCAA and CBS with: Sports officials say BEST VS. BEST: This marks the the top four teams in sixth Super Bowl matching the NFL’s highest-scoring team (At- each region will be lanta) against the team that allowed revealed on Feb. 11 the fewest points (New England) during a March Mad- during the regular season. The top ness preview show defense won four of those previous five matchups, including Seattle on CBS. It’s the first over Denver three years ago. The time the men’s bas- only time the top offense came out ketball selection on top was in the 1989 season when committee has re- San Francisco topped Denver. Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeff Johnsey vealed its thinking FAST STARTERS: The Falcons Oakman’s B.J. Duncan (13) drives to the goal as Carbon Hill’s Jacob Atkins (23) defends have set an NFL record by scoring a during the season, touchdown on eight straight open- giving teams an idea during their game at Oakman Tuesday night. The Wildcats edged Carbon Hill 77-75 in ing drives. That figures to be beyond outside overtime. tougher against a Patriots team that rankings of where was second best in the league this year, allowing just 16 points on they stand heading opening drives with the only TD into the tournament. Carbon Hill coming for Buffalo on Oct. 2. The Pa- triots have allowed an average of just 19 yards on those drives with NFL half of their opponents failing to girls clinch area generate even a single first down. Steelers QB FRONT RUNNERS: The Patri- ots haven’t trailed in a game since Roethlisberger Nov. 27 against the Jets. Brady not ruling out championship threw a game-winning TD pass to Malcolm Mitchell with 1:56 remain- retirement By W. BRIAN HALE ing in a 22-17 victory that day and Eagle Sports Writer New England has gone 421:56 with- PITTSBURGH (AP) OAKMAN — For the first time in three years, out being behind in a game. New — Pittsburgh Steel- the Carbon Hill Lady Bulldogs will host an area England trailed by 10 points at one ers quarterback Ben tournament. point in that game, their largest Roethlisberger isn’t With a 53-31 victory over the deficit of the season with Brady ac- PREP tive. If it’s hard to take a lead sure he’ll be back in Oakman Wildcats on Tuesday night, the Bulldogs claimed the BASKETBALL against the Patriots, it’s even harder 2017. Class 3A, Area 12 regular sea- to come back. New England has won Roethlisberger said son title behind a sensational 57 of the past 58 games when lead- during his weekly third-period performance and ing after three quarters with the lone loss coming last season to appearance on 93.7 the play of Lacey Evans. Evans scored a career-high Brock Osweiler and Denver. The Fan on Tuesday 21 points with seven rebounds THIRD TO NONE: Forcing an that he is going to and two blocks, with Katie Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeff Johnsey offense into third down is usually a take some time to Moore adding eight points and five rebounds. good step for a defense. Doing it Molly Kate Atkins had seven points. Carbon Hill’s Abby Martin (10) is guarded by against Brady or Ryan isn’t much evaluate whether he Oakman’s Malori Crowell (12) during their help. Including the playoffs, Brady wants to keep play- Iyana Canada had 13 points and seven re- bounds to lead Oakman (13-8). game on Tuesday. Carbon Hill won 53-31. leads the NFL with a 132.8 rating ing. The two-time “We told the girls before the game we would on third down, with Ryan next Super Bowl winner win it on the defensive in and on the back boards dence as we finish the regular season, but right among starters at 120.6. Brady has and that’s what we did. Lacey was terrific and now, I am so proud of the girls for the effort converted on 51.8 percent of his will turn 35 in March tonight.” third-down passes and Ryan is at and has missed time her teammates were looking for her. We thought coming into the game she could have a big night The contest was tightly contested in the first 49.7 percent. Ryan has been even in each of the last and she came through for us,” Carbon Hill coach half, with the Bulldogs holding a one-point ad- better of late, with a 141 rating and two seasons with Wade Tittle said. vantage in the opening period, 10-9. first downs on 59.3 percent of his knee issues. “This was a total team win — nine girls scored Carbon Hill (20-4) outscored Oakman 12-7 in throws the past six games. and the one who didn’t, Abby Martin, was great the second period to lead 22-16 at the half. BETWEEN THE HASHES: defensively. It is always one of our goals to host In the third period, the Bulldogs found offen- Ryan has been nearly unstoppable the area tournament and we are excited about sive and defensive balance, scoring 20 points and when targeting the middle of the Sports on TV the opportunity. In the meantime, we will work holding the Wildcats to four points, with Evans field in the regular season and play- on getting better and continuing to build confi- SEE PREP, A8 SEE SUPER, A8 College Basketball St. John’s at Providence, 5:30 p.m., FS1 SOUTH CAROLINA 98, CARBON HILL GIRLS WINS WALKER COUNTY TOURNAMENT Missouri at Miss State, AUBURN 69 6 p.m., SECN Creighton at G’town, 6 p.m., FSN Texas A&M at Ole Miss, Gamecocks 6:30 p.m., ESPN2 Butler at Seton Hall, 7:30 p.m., FS1 rout Auburn Alabama at Georgia, COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Duane No- 8 p.m., ESPNU tice tied career highs with 27 points Florida at LSU, and six 3-pointers as No. 23 South Car- 8 p.m., SECN olina snapped back from its first South- Wash. at Arizona State, eastern Conference loss to put away Auburn 98-69 on Tuesday night. 10 p.m., ESPNU Notice had scored 22 points combined UCLA at USC, in his previous four games, but like 10 p.m., FS1 most of his Gamecock teammates let it fly from long range early and often to NBA open a big first-half lead over the Tigers (13-7, 3-5). Warriors at Bobcats, Notice and Sindarius Thornwell had 7 p.m., ESPN four 3-pointers in the first half while Lakers at Blazers, Justin McKie hit two as the Gamecocks 9:30 p.m., ESPN (16-4, 6-1) led 48-27 at the half. Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley South Carolina packed things in and Tennis slowed down its attack for much of the The Carbon Hill High School varsity girls basketball team won the Walker County Tour- Australian Open, second half. Notice, though, would not nament title on Saturday at Oakman High School, beating Dora 37-32 in the champi- women’s semifinals at be contained, canning two more 3s as onship game. Members of the team are, front row from left, Allie Parr, Ricki Jill Burrough, the Gamecocks hit a season high 15 Katie Moore, Alayna Ivie and Abby Martin, back row, head coach Wade Tittle, Molly Melbourne, 8:30 p.m., from behind the arc. That was one shy ESPN2 of the team’s game record of 16, accom- Kate Atkins, Makenze Mitchell, Heather Carmichael, Lacey Evans, Makindle McGough plished against Campbell in 2007. and assistant coaches Brandon Phillips and Saige Beaty. A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL Hubbs helps Tennessee stun No. 4 Kentucky MLB By STEVE MEGARGEE 83-76 triumph over No. 3 Pitts- just over 4 minutes left in the first Seattle Mariners to retire AP Sports Writer burgh on Dec. 11, 2010. half. Edgar Martinez's number Kentucky’s defeat capped a night Admiral Schofield scored 15 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Robert in which three of the nation’s top points, Grant Williams had 13 and SEATTLE (AP) — The Mariners will retire for- Hubbs III scored 25 points Tuesday four teams lost. Marquette beat No. Lamonte Turner added 10 for Ten- mer designated hitter Edgar Martinez's No. 11 as night and Tennessee upset No. 4 1 Villanova 74-72 and No. 2 Kansas nessee. he continues to move closer to induction in the Kentucky 82-80 to snap the Wild- fell 85-69 at No. 18 West Virginia. Malik Monk scored 25 points, baseball Hall of Fame. cats’ seven-game winning streak. In Kentucky’s last visit to Bam Adebayo had 21 and De’Aaron Tennessee (11-9, 4-4 Southeast- Seattle President Kevin Mather said Tuesday Knoxville, Tennessee erased a 21- Fox added 17 for Kentucky. ern Conference) beat Kentucky (17- point deficit to beat the Wildcats After trailing by as many as 11 that Martinez's number will be officially retired 3, 7-1) in Knoxville for the second 84-77. No second-half comeback points in the second half, Kentucky Aug. 12 as part of a weekend celebration. straight season and earned its first was necessary this time, as Ten- got within two but couldn’t come all Next to Ken Griffey Jr., no player in Mariners victory over a top-five team since an nessee pulled ahead for good with the way back. history has connected with Seattle like Martinez. He spent 18 seasons with the Mariners as a player and is regarded as one of the best right- From A7 handed hitters of his generation. He's about to Prep begin his second full season as the Mariners hit- scoring 10 points for the within one, 42-41. the victory, atoning for a 8 after the first and 16-15 ting coach. 42-20 lead. The fourth period saw loss at Walker earlier in at the half. Last week, Martinez was named on 58.6 per- Both team scored 11 the lead change hands four the season. Walker hosts Lynn dominated the cent of ballots when results of Hall of Fame voting points in the fourth period, times, with Carbon Hill up Haleyville on Thursday. third quarter, taking a 31- by the Baseball Writers' Association of America with Carbon Hill clinching 67-64 with six seconds left ——— 17 lead into the fourth. the 53-31 win. on the clock. Hubbard Varsity Girls For the Bears (6-14, 1-6), were announced. The Bulldogs (20-4) host lobbed a final shot prior to Dora 54, Calera 40 Hannah Alsup led the way the Cordova Blue Devils the buzzer that missed, Maddi Clayton had 31 with 13 points and five Michigan to pay coordinators on Thursday. Oakman but was fouled on the play, points, six rebounds and steals. Skylar Ewing travels to Shades Moun- earning Oakman a final five assists to lead Dora to added seven points. more than $10M over 5 years tain on Thursday. opportunity to tie the a 54-40 home over Calera ——— ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has ——— game. Hubbard was able on Tuesday. Varsity Boys Varsity Boys to sink all three shots, re- Deja Pendleton added 15 Berry 39, Lynn 34 signed contracts to pay Jim Harbaugh’s top two Oakman 77, sulting in a 67-67 deadlock points, eight steals, five re- Berry held Lynn score- assistants, defensive coordinator Don Brown and Carbon Hill 75 (OT) and sending the game into bounds and five assists. less in the opening quarter offensive Tim Drevno, more than $10 million com- The Oakman Wildcats overtime. Dora (9-8) plays at Mor- and held off the Bears the bined over the next five years. turned an eight-point half- In the extra period, Hice timer Jordan on Thursday. rest of the way to earn a Terms of their deals were obtained by The As- time deficit into a dra- was able to come up with The game will be televised 39-34 victory on Tuesday sociated Press on Tuesday with a Freedom of In- matic comeback on key baskets and force crit- by My68. night. Tuesday night, defeating ical turnovers, with Oak- ——— Berry led 13-0 after the formation Act request. the Carbon Hill Bulldogs man edging Carbon Hill Varsity Girls first quarter. Lynn closed Brown’s contract calls for him to make $1 million 77-75, in overtime. 10-8 in scoring for the 77- Lynn 40, Berry 27 the gap to 19-11 at the half annually in the first four years and $1.4 million in Skyler Hice scored a 75 final. Lynn broke open a close and 27-21 after three 2021. He is eligible for a retention bonus of team-high 22 points with ——— game with a big third quarters. $300,000 on April 1 of this year and next year, and seven rebounds and six Varsity Boys quarter, outscoring Berry Nathan Plunkett led $400,000 in April of 2019 and 2020. Drevno’s deal steals for Oakman (10-5), Carver 47, Walker 41 16-1 en route to a 40-27 Lynn (4-15, 3-4) with 11 while Christian Hubbard Jarius Williams got home victory on Tuesday points. Blake Adams is worth $1 million each year plus a $150,000 had 16 points with nine re- Walker off to a fast start in night. added 10 and Austin Jones signing bonus this month. bounds. B.J. Duncan added Tuesday’s Class 6A, Area Berry led after each of had eight. Cam Baldy 14 points. 11 matchup at Carver. the first two quarters, 11- added 11 rebounds. LOCAL DIGEST POLICY Spencer Johnson Williams had 13 of his Event announcements and registrations for the recorded a double-double 18 points in the opening Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ of 19 points and 13 re- quarter. Unfortunately, the bounds for Carbon Hill rest of the Vikings’ offense mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The Westside Baptist Church (11-11), with Landon Bice was unable to follow suit 1101 22nd Street West • Jasper deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. scoring 14 points and John as the Rams earned a 47- Jasper Parks and Rec holding registration Madison adding 11 points. 41 victory. Swamp John’s Jasper Parks and Recreation is currently hold- The Bulldogs took early Walker (12-10, 3-3) led ing registration for the following sports until Feb. 9 control in the first period, 15-12 after the opening Saturday, January 28th 17-13, then outscored the quarter, but the team was from 11am-1pm — baseball (ages 3-12), softball (ages 5-12), Wildcats 11-7 in the sec- held to just five free spring soccer (ages 8-16), spring volleyball (ages ond period to retain com- throws in the second quar- Shrimp, Fish or Chicken 8-16), spring basketball (ages 13-18). The regis- mand, 28-20, at halftime. ter as Carver grabbed a Coleslaw, Fries and Hushpuppies tration fee is $50 fee with sibling discounts and Oakman’s rally began in 24-20 lead. The Rams held $11.00 plate scholarships available. Volunteer coaches are the third period, winning a 36-32 advantage going the scoring battle 21-14, into the final period. needed. Background checks will be performed. To Pre-Order Call Call the Jasper Parks and Recreation office at with a three-point basket The Vikings made just at the buzzer by Hice three baskets in the final 384-5182 385-7979 for more information. drawing the Wildcats period as Carver earned Super

From A7 offs, according to Sportradar. He has com- pleted 86 of 117 passes be- tween the hashes for 1,230 yards, nine TDs and no in- terceptions and a 132.8 passer rating. GO DEEP: Ryan also was the most efficient deep thrower in the NFL in the regular season and playoffs, according to Sportradar, going 30 for 63 for 1,122 yards, 10 TDs, no interceptions and a league-best 133.4 rating on throws at least 21 yards downfield. The Pa- triots were the second-best defense against the deep pass, allowing just 28.2 percent to be completed with only three TDs, five interceptions and a 47.5 rating that was the second lowest. BEAT THE HEAT: Teams blitzing the Patri- ots and Falcons have had little success this season, with Brady leading the NFL with a 124.3 rating against the blitz, accord- ing to Sportradar, and Ryan ranking second at 122.0. The Steelers tried to combat that by rushing three on 19 of Brady’s pass attempts last week, but he completed 13 of those for 137 yards. COMEBACK KIDS: Brady has led the Patriots on a game-winning, fourth-quarter drive in all four of his Super Bowl wins, rallying from 10 points down to beat Seat- tle two years ago, over- coming a one-point deficit against Carolina in 2004 and leading tiebreaking drives against St. Louis (2001) and Philadelphia (2005). Brady came up short in two last-minute desperation drives in both losses to the Giants, but still has a 50-37 career record in game-winning and comeback attempts, according to Scott Kacs- mar of Football Outsiders. Brady has the best win- ning percentage among active players with at least 10 attempts, with Ryan not far behind in fourth place with a 34-37 mark. Daily Mountain Eagle

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Amazon ...... cc 822.44 +4.56 +9.7 Penney ...... dd 6.95 +.10 -16.4 process by a year or more. sions with her own law- tered on the question of Apple Inc 2.28 1.9 15 119.97 -.11 +3.6 PepsiCo 3.01 2.9 22 104.71 +.70 +.1 Johnson & Johnson JNJ BkofAm .30f 1.3 18 22.95 +.39 +3.8 PhilipMor 4.16 4.3 21 95.78 +1.02 +4.7 “Parliament will rightly makers before she even sat who ultimately wields CocaCola 1.40 3.3 25 41.90 +.47 +1.1 Qualcom 2.12 3.9 14 55.00 +.12 -15.6 scrutinize and debate this across the table before the power in Britain’s system Close: $111.76 -2.15 or -1.9% CrackerB 4.60 2.9 21 158.64 +1.01 -5.0 RegionsFn .26f 1.8 16 14.24 +.33 -.8 legislation,” David Davis, other 27 members of the of government: the prime The health care company’s 2017 Cummins 4.10 2.8 17 145.01 +3.54 +6.1 RiteAid ...... 63 6.95 +.05 -15.7 the government’s Brexit EU. minister and her Cabinet, forecast disappointed investors, and DrGMBll s ...... q 8.90 -.27 +59.5 S&P500ETF4.13e 1.8 q 227.60 +1.45 +1.8 it may sell its diabetes care busi- DxGBull s ...... q 11.07 +.09 +44.9 SearsHldgs ...... dd 9.43 +.10 +1.5 secretary, told the House of “Unfortunately for busi- or Parliament. nesses. Disney 1.56f 1.4 19 107.90 +.78 +3.5 SPDR Fncl .46e 2.0 q 23.29 +.29 +.2 $125 FedExCp 1.60 .8 18 191.61 +6.15 +2.9 SynovusFn .48 1.2 21 41.73 +.66 +1.6 120 FstHorizon .28 1.4 22 19.93 +.59 -.4 Textron .08 .2 19 49.38 +.50 +1.7 Stocks From B1 Flowserve .76 1.5 20 50.95 +.95 +6.0 TractSupp .96 1.3 24 75.16 +.45 -.9 115 FordM .60a 4.8 6 12.61 +.30 +4.0 US Bancrp 1.12f 2.2 16 51.77 +.80 +.8 warned of a “substantial border tax” on 6.3 percent after the homebuilder deliv- 110 FrptMcM ...... dd 17.02 +1.30 +29.0 VanEGold .12e .5 q 23.83 +.02 +13.9 NDJ FrontierCm .42 12.1 ... 3.47 -.07 +2.7 VerizonCm 2.31f 4.6 14 50.12 -2.29 -6.1 companies that move manufacturing out ered higher earnings as home closings 52-week range HomeDp 2.76 2.0 22 138.06 -.01 +3.0 WalMart 2.00f 3.0 14 67.40 +.75 -2.5 of the country and promised tax advan- and net home orders increased. The stock $97.14 $126.07 iShEMkts .84e 2.3 q 37.19 +.23 +6.2 Wendys Co .26f 1.9 33 13.77 +.19 +1.8 tages to those that produce domestically. added $1.82 to $30.56. Lennar surged Vol.: 12.4m (1.7x avg.) PE: 19.6 GM gained 54 cents, or 1.5 percent, to $2.50, or 5.7 percent, to $46.25. Pulte- Mkt. Cap: $304.05 b Yield: 2.9% Money Rates Currencies $37.19, while Ford added 28 cents, or 2.3 Group gained $1.05, or 5.5 percent, to Last Pvs Week US $ in Foreign Currency Pvs Day percent, to $12.59. Fiat Chrysler rose 56 $20.26. D.R. Horton DHI cents, or 5.9 percent, to $10.12. GESUNDHEIT: Kimberly-Clark, Close: $30.64 1.90 or 6.6% Prime Rate 3.75 3.75 Australian Dollar 1.3193 1.3203 The homebuilder delivered higher Discount Rate 1.25 1.25 British Pound .7999 .7999 THE QUOTE: “They used to call some which makes Kleenex and other paper earnings as home closings and net Federal Funds Rate .50-.75 .50-.75 Canadian Dollar 1.3155 1.3252 of this jawboning,” said David Winters, products, rose 3.6 percent after reporting home orders increased. Treasuries Chinese Yuan 6.8575 6.8555 CEO of Wintergreen Advisers. “So, far earnings that beat analysts’ forecasts. The 3-month 0.49 0.53 6-month 0.60 0.605 Euro .9326 .9305 President Trump has been encouraging stock gained $4.16 to $121.14. $32 5-year 1.94 1.82 Japanese Yen 113.89 113.00 companies to do what’s in his vision of a MIXED RESULTS: Johnson & John- 30 10-year 2.47 2.33 Mexican Peso 21.4228 21.3801 30-year 3.05 2.93 Swiss Franc 1.0019 .9985 successful America. There’s a lot of enthu- son slid 1.8 percent after the company re- 28 siasm, but it’s really going to be what hap- ported fourth-quarter results that edged 26 Mutual Funds pens in the next couple of months in Wall Street’s forecasts, but also issued a NDJ terms of legislation so there’s clarity.” 2017 forecast that fell below what ana- 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init MINE THIS: Freeport-McMoRan lysts were expecting. The maker of Band- $22.97 $34.56 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt jumped 6.8 percent, one of the biggest Aids, medical devices and prescription Vol.: 11.2m (2.3x avg.) PE: 13.0 AB GrB m 11 35.88 +.26 +2.7 +11.5/E +12.4/C 4.00 2,500 Mkt. Cap: $11.44 b Yield: 1.3% AB IntlGrB m 1 13.43 +.05 +5.7 +5.9/E +2.2/E 4.00 2,500 gainers in the S&P 500 index. The mining drugs also said it would start seeking a AB SustGlbThmtB m 9 74.54 +.44 +5.1 +18.1/B +7.1/D 4.00 2,500 company added $1.08 to $16.80. possible sale, joint venture or operating AllianzGI FcGrC m 222 29.84 +.17 +2.9 +12.7/D +13.4/B 1.00 1,000 Kimberly-Clark KMB HOME RUN: Several homebuilders partnerships for its diabetes care busi- American Century ValueInv 2,420 8.89 +.06 -0.3 +30.5/A +13.5/A NL 2,500 were trading higher. D.R. Horton climbed nesses. The stock shed $2.02 to $111.89. Close: $121.79 4.81 or 4.1% American Funds AmBalA m 55,379 25.22 +.11 +1.1 +14.9/B +10.5/A 5.75 250 The maker of Kleenex and other pa- American Funds CapIncBuA m 68,574 58.46 +.21 +1.5 +12.7/C +7.5/A 5.75 250 per products reported earnings that American Funds CpWldGrIA m 50,623 45.26 +.28 +3.3 +17.7/B +9.8/B 5.75 250 beat analysts’ forecasts. 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Ea. $ 25 69 Dinner Cuisine Mix 7-8 Oz...... Ea. G lory Turnip, Collard or 1 $ 49 Hid den Valley We Have Lay-away! Mixed Greens 27 Oz. Can ...... 1 Ea. $ 79 Salad Dressing 16 Oz...... 2 Ea. Margaret Holmes ¢ Maxwell House Coffee $ 79 King/Queen Full Sets Twin Sets Lima or Butter Beans 15 Oz...... 89 Ea. 24.5-30.6 Oz...... 5 Ea. $ 99 Mattresses starting at starting at Horm el Corned or Post Rai sin Bran Cereal 20 Oz.. Ea. $ 99 1 Roast Beef Hash 15 Oz.. Can...... Ea. 1 Wesson Vegetable Oil $ 25 starting at $100 $150 $100 ¢ 48 Oz...... Ea. Starkist Tuna 5 Oz...... 69 Ea. 2 Up to $300 Up to $200 Up to $150 Reynolds Aluminum Foil Libby’s Sliced, Crushed or $ 29 FREE PILLOWS with purchase of mattress set! $ 25 75 Sq. Ft...... 3 Ea. Chunk Pineapples 20 Oz. Can...... 1 Ea. $ 49 Ajax Laundry Detergent 50 Oz...... 2 Ea. We’ll Pay The Taxes!!! Campbell’s Chunky Soup $ 49 18.6-19 Oz. Can...... 1 Ea. C ottonelle Bath Tissue $ 49 12 Dbl. Rolls ...... 5 Ea. Find the Perfect Mattress ...and the Perfect Price! Campbell’s Tomato or $ Pep si Products 12 Pack 12 Oz. Cans. . . . . 10th Ave. & Elliott Blvd. HOMETOWN FOLKS Chicken Noodle Soup ¢ 3/ 11 10.75 Oz. Can...... 7 9 Ea. $ Jasper, AL Locally Owned & Pepsi Products 2 Liters ...... 4/ 5 Operated Kraft Del uxe Dinner Meal $ M-F 8-5 & Sat. 8-12 $ 49 Pep s i Products 1/2 Ltr. 6 Pk. Btls...... by Dual Tubbs 14 Oz...... 2 Ea. 4/ 10 205-522-0075 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed. Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 What is the weather WHAT’S GOING ON forecast for tomorro The “What’s Going On” Section will a.m. at Victoria’s Restau- each day, Walker Baptist p.m. at the Percy L. w? be featured each Wednesday and rant in Jasper. Medical Center - Educa- Goode Community Center Sunday in the A section of the Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on the tion Center on the first located at James Cox After two weeks of summer-like Community Calendar on the DME Walker County Com- floor of hospital. Cash or Park on 28th Street East weather, I awakened this morning website at www.mountaineagle. munity Action Agency major credit cards ac- in Jasper. Free health to a chilly, sunny Monday morn. com. Community and school events, Inc. will host two com- cepted. The Volunteer screenings, including eye Since the first of January, we have and class and family reunions, are listed free of charge and run in munity meetings to fill Auxiliary receives a per- and dental exams. Bring experienced snow, then a mini- chronological order by calendar date vacant positions for low- centage of the sales to the kids, family and heat wave and cool/cold weather. and time. Community and school income representatives to fund projects supported friends. There will be You know you are in Alabama and events, and class and family re- serve on the WCCAA within the hospital. food, vendors, music and a good bit of the South. unions are only accepted from local civic, government, nonprofit Board of Directors. A activities for all ages. For One day Floyd Guthrie piped in (501(c)(3)) organizations, schools, meeting will be held TUESDAY, JAN. 31 more information, call with, “If it were not for global Walking high school classes, and families. Thursday, Jan. 26, at 1 York Lodge 211 in Capstone Rural Health warming, it would really be cold The deadline to place a community p.m. at Capstone Rural Jasper invites all Lodges Center at 205-724-9031 upon Nubbin Ridge? We laugh and Back in Time or school event, class or family re- union is no later than noon on Tues- Health Clinic at 153 3rd in the area and their fam- or follow them on Face- talk about our weird weather, but By Bobbye day or Friday of each week. To place Avenue in Nauvoo for a ilies to join them at Los book and Twitter. many shudder at the changes. Wilson Wade a community or school event, class representative in the Reyes Mexican Restau- The poultry industry is hit par- or family reunion, in the What’s Nauvoo area, and Thurs- rant on Tuesday, Jan. 31, TUESDAY, FEB. 14 ticularly hard. I remember as a small child that Going On section, call Elane Jones at 205-221-2840, ext. 246, or email day, Jan. 31, at 1 p.m. at at 6 p.m. for a Dutch READ ALABAMA! Daddy would have to raise the isinglass curtains to information to elane.jones@moun- the Walker County Com- Treat Family Night. “The Tradition Contin- cool the chicken houses when warm weather taineagle.com. munity Action Agency of- ues” Literary Program sneaked in. However, when the wind blew and cold fice at 644 19th Street THURSDAY, FEB. 2 will kick-off Tuesday, Feb. weather rushed in, he had to build fires in the mud SPECIAL NOTICE West in Jasper for a rep- Walker County Edu- 14, in the Mathews Lec- brooder heaters and secure the curtains.” Argo Volunteer Fire resentative in the Jasper cation Retirees Associ- ture Hall in the Wade It appears that the hens are temperature sensi- Department is currently area. Candidates must re- ation will meet Math and Science Build- tive. So, weather change is not all fun and games. accepting its yearly fire side in the area they will Thursday, Feb. 2, at 10 ing on the Bevill State Let us look at other effects of weather change. dues, which is $50 for res- represent. For more infor- a.m. at the Jasper Civic Community College - Some time ago, George Patrick “Pat” Guttery, Or- idents and $75 for busi- mation, call Deidre Center. The program will Walker College Campus lando, Florida wrote, “Y’all know how to handle cold nesses. Dues may be Tatum at 205-221-4011. be on Black History. in Jasper. Free to the wether. Here in Orlando it has been below freezing mailed to Argo Volunteer public. Refreshments will for several nights in a row, and any true Floridian Fire, 6558 U.S. Highway Walker County Ge- SATURDAY, FEB. 4 be served at 3:30 p.m. puts on a sweater when it gets below 72 degrees.” 78, Cordova, AL 35550 or nealogical Society will Capstone Rural Featured author’s pro- As we wrote back and forth expressing concern dropped off at the Fire meet Thursday, Jan. 26, Health Center will host gram will begin at 4 p.m. about plants and animals, Pat said, “You are right Station on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the meeting the Men’s Health Fair Guest author for Tuesday, about the effects on people.” He brought up a lot of through Thursday from room of the Jasper Public “Touchdown to Good Feb. 14, will be Nancy the odd facts that Orlando churches were setting up 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. Library on 18th Street in Health” on Saturday, Feb. Swanner. places for the homeless and street people. People Jasper. 4, from 11 a.m. until 1:30 were donating truckloads of clothing and blankets. Grace Fellowship of Pat commented that in the 1890’s a freeze froze Sex Addicts Anony- Burrows Crossing the oranges on the trees and burst. The citrus crops mous (SAA) in Birming- Neighborhood Watch Anthony J. Tortomasi, D.M.D. were wiped out, and today there are housing devel- ham is now holding will meet Thursday, Jan. opments there on that dry land. meetings in Jasper. For 26, at 6 p.m. at Philadel- Emery M. Cole, D.M.D., F.A.G.D. I asked Pat if the hard freeze he mentioned was more information, call phia Baptist Church on the 1890’s or 1980’s. He replied, “Actually both. In 205-933-0520 or visit Burrows Crossing Road. www.sumitondental.com the 1980’s, there were two back to back freezes that SAA-Bham.org. For more information, wiped the crops out north of Highway 50 which split call Jason Akins at 256- Cosmetic & Restorative DENTISTRY Orlando in half east to west.” SUNDAY, JAN. 22 962-3082 or Libbie Myers •CEREC Single Visit Harold’s uncle Dave had a orange tree at his home Arley Women’s Club at 205-221-9410. Crowns in Florida and that 1980’s freeze got his fruit. He will host its Chili Fest •0% Financing picked all the oranges and made orange juice and 2017 Fundraiser on Sun- THURSDAY, JAN. 29 froze it. When we went down that summer, we were day, Jan. 22, at 236 Heli- Available Thru Care Walker County Com- Credit given orange juice instead of colas or sodas as he con Rd. (across from munity Action Agency called them. Hamner Park) from 11 Inc. will host a commu- •Preferred Provider Floyd Guthrie mentioned some relatives that lived a.m. until 3 p.m. Dine-in nity meeting to fill vacant For Blue Cross, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan had sent him or take out. Tickets will positions for low-income Delta Dental, pictures of the snow up to the second story windows. be $6 Adults, $3 kids representatives to serve Southland & Cigna Harold and I visited a friend in the Upper Penin- under 12. The “Golden on the WCCAA Board of sula, and Otto, Jr. had pictures of the houses, the Ladle” will be awarded •We Will File Most Directors. Candidates All Insurances highway and roads. for the best chili of the must reside in the Jasper The highway lanes were clear, but where the snow day at 3 p.m. Drawing for area. The meeting will be Invisalign Preferred Provider Payment Plans Available plows came through the snow pack was over 10 feet the “Weaver Fever” quilt, held Thursday, Jan. 29, at We Welcome New Patients high on each side of the road. a queen-size quilt created 1 p.m. at the No way would I travel those roads in winter. Can by two members for the Adult & Children Dentistry you imagine traveling that long bridge that connects fundraiser, will be held at MONDAY, JAN. 30 Emergencies Upper Peninsula, Michigan to lower Michigan? Cow- that time. The quilt will Walker Baptist Vol- C-PAP Alternatives ard I am. be on display at the unteer Auxiliary will Seen Same Day Years ago, 60 to be exact, a group of young mar- event, and tickets for the host a Uniform and Shoe Walk-Ins Welcome Monday - Friday ried couples decided to have a Valentine’s party. We drawing are $1. Sale on Monday, Jan. 30, talked some about our church and the people, but and Tuesday, Jan. 31, 44 Oak Drive • Sumiton, AL 35148 the talk got around to weather and snow. Everyone TUESDAY, JAN. 24 from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Located Behind Sumiton Post Office 205-648-3212 thought they would be happy with a snow storm. Parkinson’s Support Snow Cream. Group will meet Tues- Well, two nuts, Frank Barnett and myself, decided day, Jan. 24, at 6 p.m. in Prices Good to go outside and do a snow dance. We danced and the Community Room at OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! IN A HURR wah-wah-whoed and acted like nuts for awhile. The First Christian Church at Store Hours: Y. . . Jan. 25, 2017 til other 20 or so were being entertained. However, be- 400 18th Street West in Mon.-Sat. 7am-9pm TO GET TO Jan. 31, 2017 fore we left that party, it had begun to snow. No one Jasper. For more informa- CURRY invited us to do a repeat performance. tion, call 205-384-6302. Sunday 8am-9pm Ph: 384-3536 January is drawing to a close; however, our WE HONOR EBT CARDS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT biggest snows have been in February and March. THURSDAY, JAN. 26 TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Walker County Chap- Check Out Our Entire Ad At: We Accept Most Major

Bobbye Wilson Wade is a retired school teacher and corresponding secre- ter of NARFE will meet www.mynwapaper.com Credit Cards s rr TM tary for the Walker County Genealogical Society, Inc. She may be reached Hwy. 257 • The New Curry Shopping Plaza at 205 648-6394 or [email protected]. Thursday, Jan. 26, at 11 BONELESS FRESH BONELESS CHUCK ROAST SKINLESS CHICKEN Health From B1 $ 78 BREAST $ 98 $ 78 FAMILY PACK $ 98 phia for meetings on how tee Chairman Orrin headed by Republican gov- 3 3 LB. 1 1 LB. to revamp the nation’s Hatch, R-Utah, praised ernors — have adopted. health care system. Price and said he’ll sched- Price repeatedly side- BONELESS 18.4 OZ., ALL VARIETIES 14 OZ. PKG. After solidly opposing ule a committee vote on stepped Democrats’ ques- REGULAR-POLISH Obama’s law since Democ- sending Price’s nomination tions about whether the TOP SIRLOIN SMITHFIELD rats pushed it through to the full Senate as forthcoming Republican STEAK SEASONED PORK ECKRICH SMOKED Congress in 2010, Trump’s quickly as possible. plan would erase that ex- TENDERLOIN SAUSAGE White House victory puts Obama’s health care law pansion, saying it would be them in position to deliver has expanded coverage by up to lawmakers. $ $ 99 99 $ $ 99 99 $ $ 99 99 their pledge to repeal and 20 million Americans, in- He also avoided directly LB. 4 EA . 1 EA. replace it, but they’ve not cluding around half bene- answering whether Re- 3 3 4 1 decided how. fiting from the statute’s publicans will propose Democrats questioned expansion of Medicaid to turning Medicaid — cur- COCA-COLA BRYAN Price about whether a Re- more lower-income people. rently provided to anyone ALL VARIETIES $ $ POTTED MEAT ¢ publican replacement Previous GOP proposals who qualifies — into “block 12 PK. 12 OZ. CANS ...... ¢ would continue requiring to revoke Obama’s law grants.” Those are lump 4/ 4/ 11 11 3 OZ. CAN ...... 2/79 2/79 insurers to cover people have eliminated that Med- sums of money that would DASAN I WATER $ $ CO L ORTEX with pre-existing illnesses. icaid expansion, which 31 go to states so they can 24 CT. 1/2 LTR. BTLS...... 3/ 3/ 10 10 Before Obama’s law, insur- states — including many make coverage decisions. BATHROOM TISSUE $ $ ance companies did not 12 ROLL PKG...... 2/ 2/ 7 7 DORITOS $ $ have to do that because ALL VARIETIES, 9.5-10 Oz. Bag. . . 2/ 5 such consumers can be ex- 2/ 5 C OLORTEX tremely costly to cover, FOOD CLUB PAPER TOWELS $ $ though Trump has said he PINTO, GREAT NORTHERN, 6-8 ROLL PKG...... 2/ 2/ 7 7 supports continuing such CHILI OR KIDNEY BEANS coverage. SELECTED VARIETIES KRAFT CHEESE “Nobody ought to lose in- ¢ ¢ SELECTED VARIETIES 15 OZ. CAN ...... 58 EA. $ $ surance because they got a 58 8 OZ. CHUNK ...... 2/ 2/ 5 5 bad diagnosis,” Price said. KELLOGG’S He said one way to cover Friendly Dental Care FROOT LOOPS, DIGIORNO STUFFED people who are already CRUST PIZZA sick is with high-risk APPLE JACKS, OR CORN POPS For The ENTIRE Family SELECTED VARIETIES SELECTED VARIETIES pools, in which people with $ $ $ $ 99 99 8.7-9.2 OZ. BOX ...... 22-26 OZ. PKG...... 6 EA. high medical costs are NOW OPEN 2/ 2/ 5 5 6 pooled together to avoid Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. ICEBERG LETTUCE 5 LB. BAG having their expenses RED drive up premiums for We accept all 1208 Hwy. 78 E DELICIOUS healthier consumers. major insurance Jasper That hasn’t worked well Next to Zaxby’s APPLES in the past, providing ¢ ¢ $ $ 98 98 costly coverage to limited 205-387-8888 88 88 EA. 2 2 EA. numbers of people. His appearance also 4 LB. BAG 5 LB. BAG RED came days after Trump NAVEL RUSSET POTATOES SEEDLESS used Inauguration Day to ORANGES issue an executive order GRAPES that federal agencies curb $ $ 98 98 $ $ 68 68 $ $ 98 98 fiscal burdens imposed by EA. Obama’s overhaul and 2 2 1 1 EA. 1 1 LB. give states more flexibility $ $ 88 88 to interpret it. BRYAN WEST VIRGINIA HAM ...... 4 4 LB. Asked by Wyden for as- surances that no con- D $ $ 78 78 LB. sumers will be hurt by KENTUCKIAN GOLD FRIED TURKEY...... 5 5 that order, Price said he’d E $ $ 18 18 work with Congress to en- KENTUCKIAN GOLD YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE . . . . 4 4 LB . sure people that “every $ $ 68 68 single American has ac- L DELI FRESH MUSTARD POTATO SALAD ...... 1 1 LB . cess to affordable health $ $ 18 18 care.” I CLOVERHILL CHEESE CLAWS SELECTED VARIETIES, 4 OZ...... 2/ 2/ 1 1 Senate Finance Commit- B4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Wife wonders if counseling will help husband mature DEAR ABBY: GARFIELD I’m having BY JIM DAVIS a hard time de- ciding if I should for- give my husband or tell him enough is Dear Abby enough. In By Abigail the year Van Buren since our wedding, he became infatuated with one of my bridesmaids to BLONDIE the point of telling her — and me — that he loved her. He also flirted with women online, lied to my face about it, and asked for BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN and received nude pictures from a “friend” and an ex. We have been in counseling for about a month now, but we’re moving soon, and I’m not sure I want to move with him, even though he now says he wants to fix things. We have a small child together, which affects PEANUTS my decision. What should I do? BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ — NOT SURE IN NH DEAR NOT SURE: It appears that the man you married was not mature enough to make that commitment. That the two of you are now in counseling and he wants to make things work is hopeful. How- ever, considering what has been going on for MARVIN the past year, I can un- derstand your serious BY TOM ARMSTRONG doubts. Because you al- ready have a counselor helping you to work on your marriage, I think you should take your question to — and your cues from — the person with whom you are working. DEAR ABBY: I am going THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME to be a great-grandmother by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek soon, and I’m very excited Unscramble these four Jumbles, about it. I didn’t think I WALKER BY MORT would live to experience one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY to form four ordinary words. this great joy. My beautiful granddaughter is not mar- ILTIM ried to the baby’s father, but is a mature and loving person. Although her im- ©2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC mediate family is support- All Rights Reserved. ive, the extended family is not and refuses to acknowl- BOHYB edge it. My sisters will call me and talk about any- thing and everything ex- cept my granddaughter NENEVU

and the baby that is com- BY JOHN ROSE ing. I don’t know what to free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app make of their conduct. I feel like hanging up on them, or telling them off SGOTOE BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH and being done with them. Now arrange the circled letters They are never going to ex- to form the surprise answer, as perience being great-grand- suggested by the above cartoon. mothers themselves. Could they be jealous or angry Answer here: that this happened? Please (Answers tomorrow) tell me how to handle it. Jumbles: FILMY FIFTY BECKON VORTEX Yesterday’s Their health isn’t good, so if Answer: The warehouse equipment operator began I cut them off, it could be his midday meal with a — FORK LIFT forever. — PERPLEXED IN PA CRANKSHAFT DEAR PERPLEXED: HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

Your sisters could be Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom jealous or angry, as you suspect. They could also CELEBRITIES BORN up with something special be judgmental and try- ON THIS DAY: Alicia is featured. ing to “punish” your Keys, 36; Mia Kirshner, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. granddaughter for 42; Ana Ortiz, 46; Jenifer 22): Pace yourself. Before being pregnant and Lewis, 60. you jump into something, unwed by ignoring her. I Happy Birthday: make sure it won’t cause don’t blame you for feel- Weigh each move you friction at home or with ing angry, and possibly make carefully and con- someone you love. hurt, for the way they sider how much time and SCORPIO (Oct. 23- are behaving. You’re en- effort it will take to carry Nov. 21): Your intuition titled. But the question out. Making wise choices and ability to tap into HI & LOIS By Chance Brown you must answer for will help you avoid being what’s going on around yourself is, would you a jack-of-all trades and you will make it easy to be better off with or master of none. make wise choices. without those “sweet- ARIES (March 21- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. hearts” in your life? April 19): Be careful and 22-Dec. 21): Get together Only you can answer don’t make assumptions. with old friends or col- that one. Wait until you are given a leagues. The information true picture of what’s ac- you receive will encour- DEAR ABBY: I have tually happening. age you to change how been dating my boyfriend TAURUS (April 20- you live and what you do for nine months, and for May 20): Don’t settle for the first time, at 28, I can for work. say I know what love is. substitutes. Speak your CAPRICORN (Dec. Marriage is in the future, mind and push until you 22-Jan. 19): Let past ex- which brings me to my get your way. periences guide you. question. How and when do GEMINI (May 21- Someone will try to limit BABY BLUES I tell him I was adopted? June 20): Your thirst for or interfere with your knowledge will help to plans. Don’t back down — EAST COAST GIRL By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott balance out your financial when the only thing that DEAR EAST COAST goals. Take a course that will help you gain respect GIRL: Frankly, I’m sur- will enable you to apply is the truth. prised this hasn’t al- for positions that have AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- ready been discussed as been out of reach in the Feb. 18): You have the part of your getting to past. right idea, but will need know each other. You CANCER (June 21- to harness your talents are acting like having July 22): Discuss your and use them wisely to been adopted is some plans and make arrange- maximize your chances of kind of guilty secret, ments that include some- advancement. and it’s not. Tell your one you enjoy spending PISCES (Feb. 19- boyfriend in a quiet en- time with. March 20): Size up a sit- vironment in which you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): uation that is bothering can discuss it, prefer- You’ll have added disci- you or a cause you believe ably when you’re having pline that will help you needs help and do your dinner and when you gather information and best to make a difference. both feel relaxed and expand your interests. Birthday Baby: You comfortable, so you can Take care of any responsi- answer any questions he are astute, goal-oriented bilities you’ve been given may ask you. and insightful. and move on to the things Eugenia’s websites — Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van you enjoy doing most. eugenialast.com for Ask Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Eugenia, daily timing and and was founded by her mother, 22): Getting together compatibility services, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at with like-minded people and join Eugenia on twit- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. or collaborating to come ter/facebook/linkedin. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed. Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B5 Ford CDJR of Jasper

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001 Employment 025 Lost & Found 095 Merchandise 095 Merchandise 115 Rent or Lease 125 Real Est. Sales APPLIANCE/HOME-DECOR TWO DOGS found in the CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to SALES. MAIL resumes: McCollum Bottoms or McCollum We offer 4BR total electric Apartments. P.O. Box 950, Jasper 35502 Flats near I22 on 1/16 one male D & V Water furnished. $200 dep. one female (in season) Male ap- CA$H! CA$H! Sales (205)595-1701. CDL DRIVER needed. Clean pears to be well cared for. Con- 40 COUNTY ROAD 4, DOUBLE SPRINGS MVR. Serious Inquires Only. tact me preferably by text at CA$H! EXTRA NICE 3BR House. Air (205)388-7357 (205)544-4245 to identify or Now Taking Orders with gas heat. Walking distance claim asap. Will require proof of $$$ $$$ For 2017 of school. $550/mo plus deposit. CDL DRIVERS Needed Now! ownership/ID for broken No pets. (205)384-9668 Live Chicken Haul Cemetery Decorations $166,500 •Paid Vacation After 1YR SUMMERVILLE & scrap jewelry, MOBILEHOME'S •Medical, Dental, Vision Avail. 040 Service & Repair 489-2128 Estates Jasper,AL (CASTLE VILLAGE) Dry-Bulk $$$ for gold, $$$ Lovely 3BR/2BA, 2-Car DOZER TRACK hoe work, top Pneumatic Tankers 2BR/2BA $500mo Garage, New Hardwoods, soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land EARN for good used 115 Rent or Lease (BURGETT DR.) Cathedral Ceiling in Great $850-$1100 clearing, Ponds built & Trailer •Home Daily/Top Pay 1BR/1BA $400mo Room, Gas Stove, Gas Hot Pads built. ALSO Demolition; •Operate Late Model Equip. $$$ firearms! $$$ (BOLDO) Water Heater and more. (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 •Clean Driving Record 3BR/2BA $600mo Boldo Area •2YR Verifiable Experience (CORDOVA) Cindy Abbott (205)275-4936 G AND M's Lawncare HUDSON PAWN 4BR/1BA $650mo REMAX/ELITE •Current Medical Card Pressure Washing, Gutter PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All (KEN DR.) CURRY •Pre-employment Drug Screen Cleaning. No Job to Small! & GUN SHOP Chris Franklin (205)999-7936 real estate advertised in this 3BR/2BA $650mo FREE Estimates! 221-7020 newspaper is subject to the [email protected] (205)522-2601 Deposit’s same as rent Regina Parker (205)275-2293 (behind Tractor Supply) Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 (205)275-0963 [email protected] MADISON CONTRACTORS which makes it illegal to advertise Danny Gilliland (205)471-3177 Construction, Remodeling, NATURAL BRIDGE Motel [email protected] ASSORTED FRUIT Trees “any preference, limitation or Painting, Concrete Work. Bradford Pear & Rooms with kitchenettes. No Job to small. (205)522-2601 discrimination based on race, $125 a week, one person. Leyland Cypress Trees. CITY OF Carbon Hill is color, religion, sex, or national (205)486-5261. taking applications to hire Two MONEY PLEDGER Assorted Flowering Trees origin or an intention to make Part-time Police Officers. Must (205)221-4670 Blueberry, Muscadine NICE 2.5BR/1BA House. $189,900 any such preference, limitation or DUSKIN Point Drive be APOST certified. Accepting Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, & Grape vines. On large creek side lot. Red rock, Driveway work, discrimination.” This newspaper Jasper,AL Applications through 1/25/17 at BULL BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Off Hwy.118 West, 2 miles from City Hall. Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, LOW PRICES, will not knowingly accept any 4BR/2.5BA, 3 Garages, Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket I-22. $650mo. $650dep. Basement, 1+ ac. REAL SERVICE. advertising for real estate which CORDOVA PARK & Warrior truck & tree service. (205)924-4169 Smith Lake View River Apts will be accepting bids (205)384-4545 is in violation of the law. Our Call Agent Cindy Abbott on Lawn Care Services through RED RYDER HAULING (800)647-7358 readers are informed that all NICE 2BR. & 3BR (205)275-4936 Mobilehome's, near Sipsey February 20,2017. Please call Crushed stone, gravel, sand, dwellings advertised in this REMAX/ELITE lime, red-rock, topsoil BEST PRICES in Town (River Breeze Estates). No pets. 205-483-7724 for Specs and newspaper are available on an Bidding process. Must be li- (205)384-4932 on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 Background Checks. censed and insured. Equal Op- (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Day Delivery! Cash or equal opportunity basis. Equal (205)983-4100. portunity Employer Housing Opportunity, M/F STORM SHELTERS Rent-To-Own! Payments starting @ $60 per month! RENTAL SPACE available: 10yr. Manufacturer Warranty. 1700 to 5000 sq ft; FULL-TIME POSITION at Local The Storage Place Jasper Business. Position will State inspected. FEMA ap- (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA Call (205)483-1000 be working with your hands in proved. $4,350 includes delivery Hwy.78E between Family Thrift for rent, DORA. Private lot. $550mo. Good Rental Ref's. our shop and making delivers in and installation. Financing Avail- and HandyTV (205)221-0105 SECURE, GUARDED, (205)823-3301/(205)213-0916. our truck to the mines. able. (205)522-2568 Mini Warehouse's Starting @ CDL B Class license required. CAROLINA CARPORTS 1BR OR 2BR $25.00 per month. U-Store-It 1030 GOLF COURSE ROAD, Training will be provided. Good Starting @ $695 Installed! Mobile home's & Apartments. (205)221-0105 JASPER Pay. Good Benefits. Send Re- 20x21x9 Enclosed w/2 Garage Whites Properties 3BR.-3BA. LR & Den sumes to: TELL TREE Hardwood, tile, & carpet floors Doors just $3,655 installed! (205)221-3929 TAKING APPLICATIONS: [email protected] The Storage Place 3BR/2BA House. 2806 Gerald 10.5acres +/-. $325,000. Hwy.78E between Family Thrift 2BR. DUPLEX APARTMENT. Kennedy Road. No Inside Pets. Call Steve(205)388-6066 LOG TRUCK Drivers and Central H/A, ALL APPLIANCES. www.stevepaynerealty.com SERVICE and HandyTV (205)221-0105 $625mo. $575dep. Contract Truckers needed. $600mo. Application, Ref.'s & (205)544-0747 Class A CDL Required. 2 years deposit required. 205-221-2518. 32X80 ON 10 acres. 4BR/2BA, exp (205)522-7040 • Tree Removal GOLF CARTS! energy efficient, open floor plan • Bush Hogging Starting @ just $1,950! 2BR/1BA HOUSE, near VERY NICE 3BR/2BA home. 24x30 Shop, 16x20 LOOKING FOR Pastor for Faith The Storage Place Cordova. No Pets. $450 dep. Mobile Home for rent. Building (many uses). Fiber- (205)924-8560. Baptist Church,Goodsprings. • Stump Grinding Hwy.78E between Family Thrift $450 mo. (205)522-7026 glass storm shelter. Extra septic (205)913-0289 tank. All this and more for less Contact: Johnny Page Licensed & Insured and HandyTV (205)221-0105 (205)300-5405 VERY NICE Camper than price of house. $89,000; Tim Hester (205)275-2299 (205) 282-1412 2BR/1BA MOBILEHOME. (Farmstead). Fully furnished. N.W. Walker County. KING SIZE Bed, $150; Remodeled, nice condition. No All Utilities. Large covered (205)522-8613 Must sell by 1/25/17 Pets. $300 deposit $450 month. porch. $600mo $250dep; MACHINIST WANTED, GREAT STARTER Home. (205)388-0223 (205)384-3681 (205)522-8029 with tools. Apply in person 095 Merchandise A Must See! Newly remodeled Monday-Friday between 2BR/2BA HOUSE, on 1-acre PINE STRAW FOR SALE 3BR/1BA. New appliances. Lo- 9AM-3PM. Jimmy's FIREWOOD- SEASONED Oak, (Nauvoo). NEW: CentralH/A; 120 Mobile Homes cated on approx. 1 acre. Coal Construction 1285 Curry Hwy, $85; (205)602-0548 John $3.00 per bale,delivered. Paint;Doors;Windows; Water MOBILEHOMES FOR SALE: City area. 2202 Emma Lane; Jasper 20 bales minimum. Heater; $75,000; Owner Financing 1999 (16X80) CRAPPIE JIGS- 1/32 & 1/16 (205)388-2717 (205)522-7153. Metal Roof. Unfurnished. Available with certain provisions ONIN STAFFING Hiring 3BR/2BA, $18,000; Production/Manufacturing, Ship hand tied hair jigs. Custom light $500mo. $400dep. and down payment. wire hooks. Various colors. $6 a SHIPPING CONTAINERS $50 application fee. BRICK Mobilehome (205)544-6003 (205)302-3002 & Receiving, Forklift, etc. Apply (CORDOVA); today! (256)287-5500 dozens. (205)648-9543 For Sale; (205)283-8126 (205)544-1792 Stephanie $40,000; (205)275-0963 CLASSIFIED ADS 2BR/2BA POPLAR-SPRING Are Perfect For POSITIONS AVAILABLE Buying o r Selling in Mental Health field. Apply Hendrix Health & Rehabilitation Mobilehome, water & garbage 125 Real Est. Sales included. $450mo. 300dep. that Special www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP TREASURE... is now taking a pplications for (205)295-8151 3BR/2BA., HOUSE SCALEHOUSE CLERK (Downtown), fixer upper. needed. Must be motivated and CNA’s CAMPER 32FT. $130 PER For sale or lease. $30,000. able to work the hours of 5am to WEEK. Includes all utilities. Owner financing. $500 monthly. Call 221-2840 4pm. Must be able to handle Part-time Laundry Assistant (205)435-0434 leave mesg/text. (601)310-3054. Daily Mountain Eagle data entry and paperwork in a fast paced environment. Knowl- CNA Classes edge of excel is a must and ex- perience in the coal industry PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT preferred. Hendrix Health & Rehabilitation If interested please send H H Daily Mountain Eagle resume to H 1000 Highway 33 • Double Springs, AL • 205 | 489-2136 H [email protected] R EO E R 020 Announcements Service Service DirectoryDirectory SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS NEEDED Free Pregnancy Test PREGNANCY & The Walker County Board of Education RESOURCE CENTER is in need of School Bus Drivers. 1707 2nd Avenue Applicants must meet the following Jasper, AL 35501 requirements: 221-5860 1. Approval of Application

FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives 2. Obtain a Commercial Driver’s License 025 Lost & Found with the Passenger and School Bus Endorsements. We have study material. $500 REWARD! LOST: (M) Cat, brown tiger & white mix (short 3. Complete two days of Pre-Trip Training. hair). Went missing Monday 1/9 4. Complete New Training that is from the Memorial Park (fields) area close to 1st Nazarene conducted by the State Department Church. (205)910-9537 of Education. FOUND: 3-6 month old puppy, 5. Be at least 21 years of age. Black and Tan. In the Aldridge 6. Pass a Pre-Employment Drug Test. Community. Very friendly and sweet. Call (270)272-4823 to ID. 7. You must be fingerprinted to have a LOST (F) Black weenie Terrier background check. mix. REWARD. (205)282-1475 Applications and additional information LOST: (F) Teacup Chihuahua (inside pet), 5lbs. White short can be obtained from the Walker hair. 3yrs. old, spayed. Was County Board of Education, wearing pink sweater & pink col- lar w/all ID tags. Went missing Transportation Department at 1000 Sunday 1/8 from the South Low- ell Sub. (off Curry Hwy.). $500 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. REWARD. (205)295-5116 Phone 205-387-2155. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com – B7 125 Real Est. Sales 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals Thank You Winfield, Alabama 35594. ALABAMA DEPARTMENT of CONTINUATION MORTGAGE Emissions would be minimized Environmental Management OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Many thank s to all the by filters. ADEM has determined 1400 Coliseum Boulevard FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made in the wonderful people who that the equipment/operations Post Office Box 301463 Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness helped in any way to proposed by the company Montgomery, Alabama 36130- payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mort- should be able to meet State 1463 secured by that certain mort- gage executed by Kyle W. lessen our grief in the and federal air pollution control PUBLIC NOTICE - 212 gage executed to Wells Fargo Matthews and Amanda K. passing of requirements. The Department of Environmen- Bank, N.A. on January 31, Matthews, husband and wife, Copies of the analysis and pro- tal Management is proposing to 2007, by Jessie Ray Warren, originally in favor of West Ala- Willi am posed permit are available for issue the General Under- unmarried, and recorded in bama Bank & Trust, on the 4th HOME FOR Sale. public inspection electronically ground Injection Control (UIC) Book DML 2056, Page 713 and day of March, 2009, said mort- “Randy” Wilson 3BR/1BA Home on via gage recorded in the Office of Permit Number ALIG020000 modified in modified by Agree- Thank you for all the 2501 Florida Avenue. http://adem.alabama.gov/new- authorizing shallow injection of ment recorded October 26, the Judge of Probate of Walker sEvents/publicNotices.cnt, and County, Alabama, in DML Book Call for an appointment to treated wash down water from 2015 in Book DML 2440, page prayers, good food, walk through. Great price for a at the following location Monday 2169, Page 424; the under- meat and seafood processors 166, and secured indebtedness family or an investor. Call – Friday (except legal holidays), signed JPMorgan Chase Bank, visits, cards, ministry discharging 1000 gallons per having been transferred Wells (404)510-9057 to get more 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. A nominal Fargo Bank, N.A.. Shapiro and National Association, as Mort- and out pouring of love. information fee for copying and/or mailing day or less. gagee/Transferee, under and by Individual facilities and/or opera- Ingle, LLP, as counsel for the may be charged. Arrangements Mortgagee or Transferee, under virtue of the power of sale con- God bless you all, for copying should be made in tions may propose to operate tained in said mortgage, will sell The family of 127 Money To Loan under this general permit, if is- and by virtue of the power of advance. sale contained in the said mort- at public outcry to the highest William “Randy” Wilson ADVANCE-FEE LOANS Ronald W. Gore, Chief sued, by notifying the Alabama bidder for cash, in front of the Department of Environmental gage will sell at public outcry to OR CREDIT OFFERS ADEM-Air Division the highest bidder for cash in main entrance of the Court- Management and providing the It's illegal for companies doing 1400 Coliseum Blvd. front of the main entrance of the house at Jasper, Walker County, 150 Legals required documentation. After business by phone to promise [Mailing address: PO Box Walker County, Alabama, Court- Alabama, on March 8, 2017, receiving such notice of intent, front of the Courthouse door of you a loan and ask you to pay 301463; Zip 36130-1463] house in the City of Jasper, during the legal hours of sale, all the Department may authorize said County, in Jasper, Ala- for it before they deliver. For Montgomery, Alabama 36110- Walker County, Alabama, on the of its right, title, and interest in more information call toll free 1- 2400 injection under the General Per- and to the following described bama, during the legal hours of December 14, 2016, during the sale on February 22, 2017: 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- (334) 271-7861 mit. legal hours of sale the following real estate, situated in Walker ice Message from The Daily Address Parcel I, II, III: 238 Persons wishing to comment The Department has tentatively real estate situated in Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: Mountain Eagle Newspaper and may do so, in writing, to the De- Lot 14, according to the map or Bluebird Road Jasper AL 35503 determined that the issuance of County, Alabama, to wit: the Federal Trade Commission. partment’s named contact Mrs. John Irvin Dickinson Subdi- Parcel I: A tract located in the the General Permit is consistent Lot 20, Old Piney Woods Road above within 15 days following vision, as recorded in Map Book NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec- with the Water Quality Program Subdivision, Map Book 8, Page the publication date of this no- 3, Page 98, in the Probate Of- tion 33, Township 12 South, 135 Motorcycles regulations 66 in the Probate Office of tice. In order to affect final deci- fice of Walker County, Alabama. Range 7 West, Walker County. WE BUY Used ATV’s & Copies of the draft permits, con- Walker County, Alabama. sions, comments must offer ditions, and a fact sheet as ap- Property street address for in- Alabama, more particularly de- Motorcycles. Subject to all restrictions, scribed as follows: Begin at the technically substantial informa- plicable describing the formational purposes: 86 Dick- Call Jim (205)483-1000 reservations, rights, easements, SW corner of said NW 1/4 of tion that is applicable to the pro- methodology for setting the con- erson Circle, Dora, AL 35062 rights-of-way, provisions, NW 1/4, Section 33, Township posed application. All comments ditions and other applicable in- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE 137 Travel Trailer must be received in the ADEM covenants, terms, conditions SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE 12 South, Range 7 West, and formation and related and building set back lines of 2010 FOREST River Cardinal Main Office in Montgomery no IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY run easterly along the south documents are available for record. line of said forty a distance of 5th Wheel. Series M-3625RT. later than 5:00 p.m. CST on the public inspection electronically EASEMENTS, ENCUM- last day of the comment period. Address: 118 Magnolia Drive; BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS 396.00 feet: thence northerly Excellent condition. $29,550; via A written request for a public Jasper, AL 35504 REFLECTED IN THE MORT- parallel with the west line of (205)522-3030 http://adem.alabama.gov/new- hearing may also be filed within Notice of this foreclosure sale GAGE AND THOSE CON- said forty a distance of 396.00 140 Transportation that 15-day period and must sEvents/publicNotices.cnt, and may also be provided to the fol- TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF feet; thence westerly parallel state the nature of the issues at the following location Monday lowing parties if applicable, who THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE with the south line of said forty SOLD NISSAN Frontier XE. 4 proposed to be raised in the – Friday (except legal holidays), may have some interest in said OF PROBATE OF THE 396 feet, more or less, to the cylinder, 5 speed manual. White hearing. The Director shall hold 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. A nominal property, in order that they might COUNTY WHERE THE west line of said forty, thence with grey cloth. 246k highway a public hearing whenever it is fee for copying and/or mailing avail themselves of the opportu- ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- southerly along the west line of miles. Well maintained, runs found, on the basis of hearing may be charged. Arrangements nity to bid at said foreclosure ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS said forty 396 feet, more or great, solid, reliable. Carfax requests, that there exists a sig- for copying should be made in sale: Internal Revenue Service PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD less, to the point of beginning. available.SOLD SOLD advance. and Alabama Housing Finance Surface only. ALSO, an egress- nificant degree of public interest WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- in the permit application. Russell A. Kelly, Chief Authority, 7460 Halcyon Pointe COURSE, EXPRESSED OR ingress and utility right of way 150 Legals After consideration of all written Permits and Services Division Drive, Suite 200, Montgomery, IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE from said property to Blue Bird comments, review of any public ADEM AL 36117. AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND Road. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE hearing record, and considera- 1400 Coliseum Blvd. For informational purposes WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO Parcel II: A tract located in the The City of Sumiton is in the tion of the requirements of the [Mailing address: PO Box only, the property address is: THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec- process of closing their FY 2015 Alabama Air Pollution Control 301463; Zip 36130-1463] 118 Magnolia Dr, Jasper, AL OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED tion 33, Township 12 South, Community Development Block Act, the Federal Clean Air Act 35504. This sale is made for the THERETO. Range 7 West, Walker County, Grant # SM-CM-PF-15-011 Montgomery, Alabama 36110- and applicable regulations, the purpose of paying the indebted- Alabama law gives some per- Alabama, more particularly de- sewer system improvements 2400 Department will make a final de- ness secured by said mortgage, sons who have an interest in scribed as follows: Begin at the project. As part of the close-out (334) 271-7714 termination. The Department will as well as the expenses of fore- property the right to redeem the SW corner of said NW 1/4 of procedures the city will hold a Persons wishing to comment develop a response to com- closure. Five Thousand Dollars property under certain circum- NW 1/4, Section 33, Township public hearing on Friday Febru- may do so, in writing, to the De- ments, which will become part and no/100 ($5,000.00) must be stances. Programs may also 12 South. Range 7 West. and ary 3, 2017 at 1 pm at Sumiton partment's named contact of the public record and will be tendered in certified funds at the exist that help persons avoid or run easterly along the south City Hall to discuss the close- above within 30 days following available to persons upon re- time and place of the sale by the delay the foreclosure process. line of said forty a distance of out of this project and accept cit- the publication date of this no- quest. Notice will be sent to any purchaser as a non-refundable An attorney should be consulted 396.00 feet to a point, said izen input. All citizens that may tice. In order to affect final deci- person requesting notice of the deposit. The balance of the pur- to help you understand these point being the point of begin- need special assistance to at- sions, comments must offer final action. chase price must be paid in cer- rights and programs as a part of ning of the tract herein con- tend this hearing should contact technically substantial informa- The Department maintains a list tified funds within 24 HOURS the foreclosure process. veyed; thence continue on the the City Clerk at (205)648-7680 tion that is applicable to the pro- of interested individuals who are thereafter at the law offices of This sale is made for the pur- same heading a distance of at least three days in advance of posed permit. mailed legal notices regarding Shapiro and Ingle, LLP, 10130 pose of paying the indebtedness 58.35 feet; thence northerly the public hearing. A written request for a public proposed permits. If you wish to Perimeter Parkway, Suite 400, secured by said mortgage, as parallel with the west line of Mayor Petey Ellis hearing may also be filed within receive such notices, contact Charlotte, NC 28216, 704-333- well as the expenses of foreclo- said forty a distance of 396.00 *January 25, 2017 that 30-day period and must the Permits & Services Division 8107. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP re- sure. feet: thence westerly parallel state the nature of the issues with the south line of said forty NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT via telephone (334-271-7714), serves the right to award the bid The successful bidder must ten- proposed to be raised in the 58.35 feet; thence southerly TO BE PUBLISHED e-mail ([email protected] to the next highest bidder, or to der a non-refundable deposit of hearing. The Director shall hold parallel to the west line of said BY EXECUTOR abama.gov), or postal service reschedule the sale, should the Five Thousand Dollars a public hearing whenever it is forty 396.00 feet, more or less, ESTATE OF (P.O. Box 301463, Montgomery, highest bidder fail to timely ten- ($5,000.00) in certified funds found, on the basis of hearing to the point of beginning. Sur- JIMMY RAY ALDRIDGE AL 36130-1463). der the total amount due. made payable to Sirote & Per- requests, that there exists a sig- face only. A/K/A JIMMY R ALDRIDGE, This notice is hereby given this Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and its mutt, P.C. at the time and place nificant degree of public interest Parcel Ill: A tract located In the DECEASED 25th day of January, 2017, by successors and assigns of the sale. The balance of the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of the PROBATE COURT authorization of the Alabama in the permit application or draft Mortgagee or Transferee purchase price must be paid in NW 1/4 of Section 33, Town- CASE NO. PC2016-259 Department of Environmental permit. The Director may also SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP certified funds by noon the next ship 12 South, Range 7 West, Letters Testamentary Management. hold a hearing if he determines 10130 Perimeter Parkway, business day at the Law Office Walker County, Alabama, more Of said deceased having been Lance R. LeFleur that it would clarify one or more Suite 400 of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the particularly described as fol- granted to the undersigned on Director issues involved in the permit de- Charlotte, NC 28216 address indicated below. Sirote lows: Commence at the SW the 11th day of January, 2017, Nondiscrimination Statement: cision. 704-333-8107/16-011199 & Permutt, P.C. reserves the corner of said SW 1/4 of NW by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge The Department does not dis- After consideration of all written Attorneys for Mortgagee right to award the bid to the next 1/4 of NW 1/4, Section 33, of the Probate Court of Walker criminate on the basis of race, comments, review of any public or Transferee highest bidder should the high- Township 12 South, Range 7 County, notice is hereby given color, national origin, sex, reli- hearing record, and considera- est bidder fail to timely tender *Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4, 2016 West, and run easterly along that all persons having claims gion, age or disability in the ad- tion of the requirements of the the total amount due. The public sale provided for the south line of said 1/4-1/4- against said estate are hereby ministration of its programs. Alabama Water Pollution Con- The Mortgagee/Transferee re- hereinabove was postponed on 1/4 a distance of 454.35 feet to required to present the same *January 25, 2017 trol Act, the Federal Water Pollu- serves the right to bid for and December 14, 2016, by public a point, said point being the within time allowed by law or the tion Control Act and the Federal purchase the real estate and to announcement being made at point of beginning of the tract same will be barred. credit its purchase price against NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Safe Drinking Water Act applica- the main entrance of the Walker herein conveyed: thence con- ERIC MICHAEL KERENSKY the expenses of sale and the in- TO BE PUBLISHED ble regulations, the Department County Courthouse, Jasper, Ala- tinue on the same heading a EXECUTOR debtedness secured by the real BY EXECUTOR will make a final determination. bama, during the legal hours of distance of 205.6 feet. more or Stephens & Stephens, LLC estate. ESTATE OF The Department will develop a sale. The foreclosure sale de- less, to the SE corner of the Attorneys at Law This sale is subject to postpone- DIANE BROWNING A/K/A response to comments, which scribed hereinabove shall be SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of NW Jasper, Alabama ment or cancellation. DIANE JENKINS BROWNING, will become part of the public held on the February 8, 2017, at 1/4 of said Section 33; thence *January 18, 25, JPMorgan Chase Bank, DECEASED record and will be available to the main entrance of the Walker northerly along the east line of *February 1 2017 PROBATE COURT National Association, persons upon request. Notice County Courthouse, Jasper, Ala- Mortgagee/Transferee said 1/4-1/4-1/4 a distance of CASE NO. PC2016-231 bama, during the legal hours of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF will be sent to any person re- Rebecca Redmond 396.00 feet; thence westerly Letters Testamentary sale. WALKER COUNTY questing notice of the final ac- SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. parallel with the south line of Of said deceased having been tion. *January 25, 2017 said 1/4-1/4-1/4 a distance of ALABAMA granted to the undersigned on P. O. Box 55727 MARTHA HICE, The Department maintains a list Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 205.6 feet, more or less, to cer- the 9th day of November, 2016, PUBLIC SALE PLAINTIFF, of interested individuals who are Attorney for tain deed dated 10-1-98 and by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge mailed legal notices regarding Park and Store Self-Storage lo- recorded in Volume 1650 at VS. of the Probate Court of Walker Mortgagee/Transferee proposed permits. If you wish to cated at 2249 Hwy 195 Jasper, Page 285 in the Probate Office STACIE JOYCE HICE, County, notice is hereby given www.sirote.com/foreclosures receive such notices, contact AL. 35503; in accordance with of Walker County, Alabama; DEFENDANT. that all persons having claims 288670 CASE NO. DR-2016-900121 the Permits & Services Division Section 8-15-34 of the Alabama *January 25, thence southerly parallel to the against said estate are hereby Self Storage Facility Act will sell west line of said 1/4-1/4-1/4 a NOTICE OF PUBLICATION required to present the same via telephone (334-271-7714), *February 1, 8, 2017 STACIE JOYCE HICE, whose e-mail ([email protected] at public auction on Friday, Jan- distance of 396.00 feet more or within time allowed by law or the uary 27, 2017 at 10:00 am the less, to the point of beginning. whereabouts are unknown, same will be barred. abama.gov), or postal service MORTGAGE must answer MARTHA HICE'S (P.O. Box 301463, Montgomery, contents of the following units: FORECLOSURE NOTICE Surface only ROBIN L. BROWNING 0006, James Tolbert, Furniture, Address Parcel IV: 3752 Coun- Verified Petition for Custody and EXECUTOR AL 36130-1463). Default having been made in Child Support and Temporary This notice is hereby given this sink, tv the terms of that mortgage exe- try Club Rd Jasper AL. 35503 Beaird Law Office 0085, Peangelia Woods, Parcel IV: A tract of land lo- Restraining Order before March James R. Beaird, Esq. 25th day of January, 2017, by cuted on February 16, 2015 by 30, 2017 or thereafter a Judg- authorization of the Alabama Furniture, boxes, printer Bobby Joe Whisenhunt, unmar- cated in the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 Jasper, Alabama B058, Blake Diveto, Furniture, of NW 1/4 of Section 33, Town- ment by Default may be ren- Department of Environmental ried man and Sheila Whisen- *January 11, 18, 25, 2017 exercise machine, toys ship 12 South, Range 7 West, dered against her in the case of Management. hunt, unmarried woman, to 0131, Stephanie Burgett, Walker County, Alabama, more Martha Hice v. Stacie Joyce, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Lance R. LeFleur EvaBank, which said mortgage dresser, vacuum, toys particularly described as fol- Case No. DR-2016-900121 in TO BE PUBLISHED Director is recorded in Book DML 2414, 0126, Vickie Hamilton, chaise lows: Commence at the south- the Circuit Court of Walker BY EXECUTOR Page 678 in the Probate Office Nondiscrimination Statement: lounge, boxes, dresser west corner thereof and run County, AL. ESTATE OF of Walker County, Alabama, The Department does not dis- 0075, Regina Pinkard, northerly along the west line of Done this the 17th day of JEWELL DEAN HARRISON and default continuing, and by criminate on the basis of race, said 1/4-1/4-1/4 396 feet to the January 2017. DECEASED wheel chair, recliners, rocker virtue of the power of sale con- color, national origin, sex, reli- point of beginning; thence east- *January 25, 2017 PROBATE COURT All sales are cash only, bidder is tained in said mortgage, the fol- gion, age or disability in the ad- erly parallel to the south line of *February 1, 8, 15, 2017 CASE NO. PC2016-262 required to present ID and sign lowing described property will ministration of its programs. said 1/4-1/4-1/4 660 feet, more Letters Testamentary in at office before sale begins. be sold at public outcry, for ALABAMA DEPARTMENT *January 25, 2017 *January 18 25, 2017 cash, to the highest bidder, in or less, to the east line of said of Environmental Of said deceased having been Management granted to the undersigned on NOTICE OF PROPOSED the 10th day of January, 2017, SYNTHETIC MINOR by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge Cordova Health and OPERATING PERMIT of the Probate Court of Walker AND REQUEST FOR County, notice is hereby given Rehabilitation, LLC COMMENTS that all persons having claims FACILITY NUMBER 710-0039 against said estate are hereby IS LOOKING FOR RN’S & LPN’S required to present the same PUBLIC NOTICE - 350 3-11 SHIFT Marion County within time allowed by law or the Tiffin Motorhomes, Inc. has same will be barred. • Excellent work i n g environment $1500 applied for a Synthetic Minor Dennis Harold Harrison sign-on bonus Operating Permit that would au- Executor • Electronic Medical Records FULL TIME ONLY thorize the construction and op- Law Offices of A. Lee Tucker • Great benefits & salary eration of a Motor Home Sumiton, Alabama Manufacturing Facility located at *January 18, 25, 2017 For Details Call Debbie Russell 625 Fawn Grove Road, *February 1, 2017 (205) 483-9282 NOW HIRING NOW HIRING Cordova Health and Restorative Nurse Unit Manager RN Rehabilitation, LLC GREAT WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BENEFITS GREAT WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BENEFITS NOW HIRING Certified Nursing Assistants Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC Cordova Health & Rehab, LLC 3pm-11pm & 11pm-7am 70 Highland Street West • Cordova, AL 35550 70 Highland Street West • Cordova, AL 35550 Great B e nefits 205-483-9282 205-483-9282 Bring in resume or fax to 483-9282 Come in to complete an application or email resume to: Come in to complete an application or email resume to: Call Debbie Rus sel l at 483-9282 [email protected] [email protected] for more information B8 – DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Jan. 25, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

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S 06 degrees 26’ 25” E to the OF ALABAMA, BEING KNOWN (678) 243-2512 5928. point of beginning. AND DESIGNATED AS FOL- The law firm is acting as a debt Parcel VI: A tract located in LOWS: A PARCEL OF LAND collector attempting to collect a SAFE STEP Walk-In Tub. Alert the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the LOCATED IN THE NORTH- debt. Any information obtained for seniors. Bathroom falls can • Since 1966 • NW 1/4 of Section 33, Town- WEST QUARTER OF THE will be used for that purpose. be fatal. Approved by Arthritis ship 12 South, Range 7 West, NORTHWEST QUARTER OF *January 11, 18, 25, 2017 Foundation. Therapeutic jets. Walker County, Alabama, more SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 13 Less than 4 inch step-in. Wide Creative Aluminum particularly described as fol- SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, door. Anti-slip floors. American 1206 Curry Hwy lows: Commence at the south- WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA, NOTICE OF SALE OF made. Installation included. Call east corner of said NW 1/4 of MORE PARTICULARLY DE- ABANDONED VEHICLE 1-800-616-4009 for $750 off. Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section 33, SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO Pursuant to the provisions of the Township 12 South, Range 7 WIT: STARTING AT THE Alabama Abandoned Motor Ve- West, and run N 06 degrees 26' NORTHWEST CORNER OF hicle Act, Section 32-13-1, Code Regular, Bronzer and 25” W along the east line of SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER of Alabama, 1975, notice is said 1/4-1/4-1/4 a distance of OF THE NORTHWEST QUAR- hereby given to the owners, Super Tanning Beds 488.93 feet to the point of be- TER; THENCE SOUTH 89 DE- lienholders and other interested ginning of the tract herein con- GREES 10 MINUTES 53 parties, the following described •XS to 3X L veyed; thence S 86 degrees 27' SECONDS EAST ALONG THE vehicle, to-wit: 52” W 195.65 feet; thence N 06 NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID 1984 Chevrolet C10, Blue •Je ans degrees 26' 25” W 192 feet, NORTHWEST QUARTER OF Vin # 1GCDC14H0EF351056 •Sh o es more or less, to a point on the THE NORTHWEST QUARTER Tag # N/A north line of said 1/4-1/4-1/4; A DISTANCE OF 465.03 FEET Will be sold at public outcry to •Je welry plus thence easterly along said TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN the highest bidder for cash at north line of said 1/4-1/4-1/4 a OLD ROAD LOCATION; 18703 Hwy 269, Quinton, AL distance of 195.65 feet, more or THENCE SOUTH 03 DE- 35130, on the 7th day of Febru- 29 81 Hwy. 195 • Jasper less, to the east line of said 1/4- GREES 45 MINUTES 49 SEC- ary, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. Next Door to Brow n’s Grocery 1/4-1/4; thence S 06 degrees ONDS EAST ALONG SAID The seller shall have the right Boutique 26' 25” E 192 feet, more or CENTERLINE A DISTANCE OF to reject any and all bids. (205) 512-1091 less, along said east tine to the 490.00 FEET TO THE POINT *January 18, 25, 2017 point of beginning. OF BEGINNING; THENCE The property is located in CONTINUE SOUTH 03 DE- Walker County at 186 Blue Bird GREES 45 MINUTES 49 SEC- ALASCANS Rd, Jasper, Alabama 35503. ONDS EAST ALONG SAID SERVICES We proudly welcome Together with all rights, ease- CENTERLINE A DISTANCE OF A PLACE for Mom. The nation's ments, appurtenances, royal- 207.93 FEET; THENCE SOUTH largest senior living referral serv- ties, mineral rights, oil and gas 01 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 39 ice. Contact our trusted, local rights, all water and riparian SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID experts today! Our service is Barry Elam Jr. rights, wells, ditches and water CENTERLINE A DISTANCE OF free/no obligation. Call 1-800- stock and all existing and future 166.91 FEET; THENCE NORTH 824-2520. improvements. structures, fix- 89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 07 tures, and replacements that SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE DIVORCE WITH or without chil- He joins our staff of may now, or at any time in the OF 44.23 FEET TO THE CEN- dren $125.00. Includes name future, be part of the real estate TERLINE OF THE WALDROP change and property settlement friendly, knowledgeable described (all referred to as ROAD; THENCE NORTH 23 agreement. Save hundreds. Fast sales professionals. Property). This Security Instru- DEGREES 28 MINUTES 16 and easy. 1-888-733-7165, call ment will remain in effect until SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID us toll free 24/7. Barry wants to serve all the Secured Debts and all un- CENTERLINE A DISTANCE OF your transportation needs derlying agreements have been 136.50 FEET; THENCE NORTH DONATE YOUR car to charity. terminated in writing by Lender. 24 DEGREES 27 MINUTES 58 Receive maximum value of write whether it’s a new or used Said sale is made for the pur- SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID off for your taxes. Running or pose of paying the mortgage CENTERLINE A DISTANCE OF not! All conditions accepted. car, truck or suv. debt and cost of foreclosure. 264.01 FEET; THENCE SOUTH Free pickup. Call for details. 1- He invites his friends and EvaBank, Mortgagee 89 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 53 844-810-1257. Dewayne N. Morris SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE customers to come by or Attorney for Mortgagee OF 189.11 FEET TO THE NFL SUNDAY Ticket free call him soon at 384-5561. 2131 Third Avenue North POINT OF BEGINNING. w/choice package - includes 200 Birmingham, Alabama 35203 THIS IS A PURCHASE MONEY channels. $60/mo for 12 months. Daily Mountain Eagle MORTGAGE. THE ENTIRE No upfront costs or equipment to (Cell: 302-8017) *Jan. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 2017 PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN buy. Ask about next day installa- ARE BEING APPLIED TO THE tion! 1-800-988-5676. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT PURCHASE PRICE OF THE TO BE PUBLISHED HEREIN-DESCRIBED PROP- WANT YOUR ad to be seen in ERTY BEING CONVEYED SI- 123 newspapers statewide? BY EXECUTRIX MULTANEOUSLY HEREWITH. ESTATE OF Place your ad in our Classified Property Known As: 916 Wal- Network for just $210 per week! OPAL OPHELIA AARON drop Rd, Jasper, AL 35503 (ad- Make one call to this newspaper A/K/A OPHELIA C AARON, dress for informational purposes (a participating ALA-SCAN Chevy • Buick • GMC • Cadillac DECEASED only) member) or call 1-800-264-7043 I-22 at Industrial Boulevard 384-5561 PROBATE COURT Said property will be sold on to find out how easy it is to ad- CASE NO. PC2016-261 Letters Testamentary Of said deceased having been granted to the undersigned on the 10th day of January, 2017, BILL BILL && SON’SSON’S SUPERMARKETSUPERMARKET by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge “Our Family Serving Your Family - Four Generations” of the Probate Court of Walker M E A T 12 Oz. Pkg. 89¢ County, notice is hereby given USDA Shurfine Ea. that all persons having claims English Muffins against said estate are hereby Whole Boneless 1.79 D Pork Loin Lb. 45 Oz. required to present the same A Imperial within time allowed by law or the Margarine 1.89 same will be barred. US DA I Ea. Ovelia Harding Boneless Spread Executrix Eye of Round 2.99 R 12 Oz. Pkg. Law Offices of A. Lee Tucker Lb. Kraft Ranch or Sumiton, Alabama Roast Y 1.29 Prices Effective Wednesday, Jan. 25th thru Tuesday, Jan. 31st, 2017 French Onion *January 18, 25, 2017 Dip Ea. *February 1, 2017 USDA Carbon Hill, AL • Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7:30am-7pm • Sun. 11am-5pm Family Pack 12 Pk. 12 Oz. Cans Fresh 9-11 Oz. 8 Oz. Pkg. USDA 2.79 Pepsi, 19-25 Oz. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Boneless Fryer Lb. Vine Ripe Totino’s Shurfine Boneless TO BE PUBLISHED Breast Mt. Dew, Tomatoes Pizza Cheese Ribeye Gorton’s Fish BY EXECUTRIX Dr. Pepper, Bars Steak F Sticks or 3.99 Sunkist or Ea. ESTATE OF 16 Oz. Pkg. Portions LARRY W. TAYLOR A/K/A Mist Twist R Dean’s Hot or 2.49 12 Oz. LARRY WAYNE TAYLOR, ¢ Ea. DECEASED Mild Sausage 3/11.00 79 Lb. 1.00 Ea. 2/3.00 6.99 Lb. O Farm Rich 2/3.00 PROBATE COURT Z French Toast CASE NO. PC2016-180 2.5 Lb. Bag 8 Pk. 12 Oz. Bt ls. Pepsi, Mt. Dew, Dr. Pepper, Sticks Beer Battered 5.99 Sunkist or Mist Twist ...... 3/11.00 Letters Testamentary Ea. E 32 Oz. Of said deceased having been Onion Rings Mrs. Smith granted to the undersigned on 14.5-15 Oz. Cans “All Varieties” Chef Boy Ardee Pasta...... Ea. 99¢ N 2/5.00 the 23rd day of November, 5 Lb. Bag Cobblers Popcorn 3.99 9.8-15.2 Oz. Quaker Instant Oatmeal...... Ea. 2.99 2016, by the Hon. Rick Allison, Ea. Judge of the Probate Court of Chicken 16 Oz. Shurfine Steak Seasoning...... Ea. 99¢ Fresh Walker County, notice is hereby P given that all persons having 16 Oz. Pkg. Sweet 6 Roll Pkg. Scott Paper Towels...... Ea. 4.99 2 Lb. 1.00 claims against said estate are “All Varieties” R Potatoes Conecuh hereby required to present the 3.99 24 Ct. Lipton Family Size Tea Bags...... Ea. 1.99 O 4 Lb. Bag same within time allowed by law Smoked Sausage Ea. D Fresh Navel 2.79 or the same will be barred. 4 Lb. Bag Domino Sugar...... Ea. 1.99 Oranges Ea. DIXIE LEE HOPPER While Supplies Last • No Rain Checks U EXECUTRIX No Sales to Dealers 14.5-15.3 Shurfine Vegetables C 8 O z. Pkg. King, Wiley & Williams, LLC Most Credit Cards Accepted. Cut Green Beans, French Style Green Beans, Fresh White 1.29 Attorneys At Law E We gladly accept Whole Kernal Corn, Cream Style Corn or Early Harvest Peas .. . 2/1.00 Mushrooms Ea. Jasper, Alabama WIC Vouchers & EBT Cards. *January 11, 18, 25, 2017