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By JENNIFER COHRON a ballot to Odom’s office are registered to vote, are a of the absentee voter en- Daily Mountain Eagle in person is Friday, Nov. member of the U.S. Armed velope. Voter identification 2. Mailed ballots must be Forces or their spouse or instructions will accompany Absentee voting for the postmarked no later than dependent or have been each ballot and must be Nov. 6 general election Monday, Nov. 5. appointed to be an election followed carefully to ensure began on Saturday. Voters are allowed to officer or poll watcher at the ballot meets the re- Applications are available cast an absentee ballot a polling place other than quirements of the law. at Walker County Circuit if they will be out of the their own. A ballot will not be count- Clerk Susan Odom’s office county or state the day of Individuals are not ed if the voters affidavit is and at the Secretary of the election, have a physi- allowed to return another not signed and if the affida- Cosby State’s website, www.ala- cal illness or infirmity that person’s application for vit is not witnessed by two sentenced bamavotes.gov. The last day prevents them from going them, and multiple appli- witnesses or a notary public that voters can apply for a to the polls, are enrolled as cations cannot be mailed in or other officer authorized to 3-10 years regular absentee ballot for Susan a student at an educational the same envelope. to acknowledge oaths. in prison the Nov. 6 election is Thurs- institution outside the coun- Voters must complete all The last day to register to Odom day, Nov. 1. ty where they reside and information on the affidavit vote is Oct. 22. At an age when The last day to deliver other Hollywood stars are settling into retirement, an 81-year-old Bill Cosby was led away to prison in handcuffs Tuesday, sentenced to three to 10 years behind bars. /A8

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1 person dead after explosion at Alabama chemical plant ARAB, Ala. (AP) — One person is Daily Mountain Eagle - James Phillips dead following Joe Siegelman, the Democratic can- an explosion at a didate for attorney general, shakes chemical plant in hands with an area resident outside Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith north Alabama. the Walker County Courthouse on Chief School Financial Officer Margaret Scurlock looks over some financial state- Arab Fire Chief Friday morning. ments in her office at the Walker County Board of Education last Wednesday. She Ricky Phillips tells will soon retire from her duties with the school board. WHNT-TV that a contract worker Siegelman died in a blast that happened Tuesday Scurlock reflects on 35-year at Umicore Spe- campaigns for cialty Chemicals in Arab. career with county BOE The explosion AG in Jasper involved an empty “The easiest part of the ing in high school, which sulfuric acid tank By JAMES PHILLIPS By NICOLE SMITH Daily Mountain Eagle job is the actual accounting eventually led to her work in in a part of the Daily Mountain Eagle itself, handling the num- accounting. While Scurlock Margaret Scurlock, chief plant that is still Joseph Siegelman, the Democratic can- bers,” she said. “Some super- was earning her accounting didate for attorney general, visited Jas- school financial officer for intendents have picked at degree from the University under construction. per on a campaign stop late last week. Walker County Schools, me, because they say, ‘How of Alabama, she worked for Siegelman dropped by the Daily Moun- doesn’t mind being sur- in the world could you sit in a local accountant. After tain Eagle office before campaigning in rounded by a sea of num- that office all day and play graduation, she worked at a DEATHS downtown Jasper and meeting with offi- bers, but she is ready for a on that calculator and do all small CPA firm in Sumiton. cials at the Walker County Courthouse. change in her life. this stuff? ... Do you not just During that time she did “Walker County is a hidden gem in Scurlock will soon retire get bored out of your mind?’ auditing for cities and towns our state,” he said during an interview from her 35-year career with The hours just pass away, in Walker County, and she the school system. Her love Gladys Brewer, 68, Jasper with the Daily Mountain Eagle. “The and I’m fine.” found a love for fund ac- people here are hardworking and honest. for numbers, however, will Scurlock said she discov- counting. remain. ered her love for bookkeep- They are the people who make our state See BOE, A8 what it is. They are the people that need representation in the attorney general’s Full obituaries / A2 office.” Siegelman is the son of former Ala- bama governor Don Siegelman, who was SENIORS ATTEND MEDICARE, FRAUD SEMINAR WEATHER with him during his visit to Jasper. His father is a such a memorable political figure in the state, that the younger High Low Siegelman is working hard to introduce 81 69 himself to the voters of the state without them first thinking about the former governor. “I love my father, and I am proud to be INDEX his son,” Joseph Siegelman said. “People naturally and understandably associate Classifieds...... B6 me with my father, but what I am trying Comics...... B4 to do is to get in front of people so they Dear Abby...... B4 Horoscope...... will get to know Joseph Siegelman. They B4 have to know that I am my own person, Opinion...... A4 Sports...... and I have my own values.” A5 Siegelman, the candidate, is currently Business...... B1 a lawyer who specializes in civil rights Two sections, 16 pages cases. His work was what led him to seek the office of attorney general. Check “I want to represent the people of out our Alabama,” he said. “For too long, the Facebook office of attorney general has been used for political or personal gain. It needs to page at be an office about people and not about Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle politics.” Siegelman said he wants to be able to stand up for the vulnerable in the state. Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron “There is a gentleman that I repre- sented who had cerebral palsy and had District Attorney Bill Adair discusses elder abuse and popular scams targeting to use a wheelchair to get around,” he seniors during Tuesday’s Medicare Education and Fraud Prevention Seminar in said. “There wasn’t a sidewalk that led into his apartment complex, so he didn’t Jasper. The free event was hosted by Adair’s office, Capstone Rural Health Cen- have any way to get home except on the ter, the Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. See CAMPAIGN, A8 A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, September 26, 2018 TENN. Gladys Brewer Oxford Gladys Brewer, age 68, of Jasper, passed away on 74/60 Huntsville ARK. 78/65 Tuesday, September 25, 2018, at Princeton Baptist Medical Center. Arrangements will be announced later by Col- GA. lins-Burke Funeral Home. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Greenville Birmingham 79/62 81/69 WHAT’S GOING ON

Jackson Montgomery 82/68 87/71 The “What’s Going On” Section 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. breakfast on the first Sat- in firefighting operations will be featured each Wednesday at Old Prospect United urday of each month from (past or present) who and Sunday in the Daily Mountain Methodist Church. Cov- 7–9 a.m. at the Argo Fire enjoy motorcycles. For Eagle, and on the Calendar at www. Brookhaven Hattiesburg ered dish lunch. Anyone Station on U.S. Highway more information, contact 83/69 mountaineagle.com. Events are 84/71 listed by calendar date and time as interested in learning 78 in Argo. Danny at 205-515-2610 or space allows, so guarantee when, how to quilt may attend • John Allen Beasley Sparky at 205-717-7039. or the number of days, an event will any of the meetings. For Mobile run. The deadline to place a an event II Family Reunion will • Arley American Le- 86/72 LA. FLA. is no later than noon on Tuesday and more information, call be held Saturday, Oct. 6, gion Post 0223 meets the Friday. Email information for What’s Betty Gober at 205-384- from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. second Thursday of each Going On to Elane Jones at elane. 4233 or Janelle Baughns at the Ivan Hill Commu- month at 6:30 p.m., at the [email protected] or call 205-221-2840, ext. 246. at 205-387-2256. nity Center in Winfield. Boy Scout Lodge in Arley. WEDNESDAY, • Jasper Senior Center Covered dish lunch. All • Jasper American SEPT. 26 located inside the Fra- decedents are urged to Legion Woods-Smith • Town of Oakman ternal Order of Police attend. For more informa- Post 9 meets the second Corner Market will be building on Kiker Lane tion, call 205-302-0944. Thursday of each month in Jasper hosts a dance, ©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. open the fourth Wednes- • Union Chapel Com- at 6:30 p.m., at the Wade day of each month from with music provided by munity Center host a Math & Science Building 8–9:30 a.m. at the corner the Smooth Country dance the first Saturday at 805 14th St. on the of Market Street and Ala- Band each Tuesday and of each month at 6:30 Bevill State Community bama Highway 69 South Friday beginning at 9 p.m., featuring music College - Jasper Campus. in Oakman. For more a.m. Senior musicians by the Classic Country Doors open at 6 p.m. For NTSB faults Air information, call Town and singers are encour- Band. Bring covered dish. more information, contact of Oakman at 205-622- aged to participate in the Admission $3. Adjutant James Snow 3232. band. For more informa- SUNDAY, OCT. 7 205-527-7090; or e-mail Canada pilots for last THURSDAY, tion, call 205-221-2849. • Pate Family Reunion legion.post9.ala@gmail. SEPT. 27 • VIP (Visually Im- will be held Sunday, Oct. com. • Walker County Gene- paired People) Support 7, at 12:30 p.m. at Union FRIDAY, OCT. 12 year’s near disaster alogical Society will meet Group of Jasper meets Chapel United Methodist • Capstone Rural the fourth Thursday of the first Tuesday of each Church Fellowship Hall. Health will have certified (AP) — Federal safety lighting and markings to each month at 1 p.m. in month at 10:30 a.m., in Bring covered dish. Application Counsel- officials blame two Air warn pilots about closed the meeting room of the the Community Room at • American Legion ors onsite at the Jasper Canada pilots for coming runways. Jasper Public Library on the Jasper Public Library. Unit 9 Woods/Smith Career Center the 2nd within 10 to 20 feet of The cockpit voice re- 18th Street in Jasper. For more information, Auxiliary in Jasper will Friday of each month. If crashing their jetlin- corder might have helped • Alzheimer’s Disease call Gail Smith at 205- meet the second Sunday you have questions about er into a plane on the investigators better Support Group will host 221-1514; Shelby Mote of each month at 2 p.m. Medicare Supplemental ground last year in San understand how the monthly meetings fourth at 205-697-4063; Cyndi at the Bus Barn located Plans or the Medicare Francisco. near-accident unfolded. Thursday of each month Drummond at 205-221- at 1000 Viking Drive in Savings Program or the The Air Canada pilots However, the recording at 6 p.m. at Samaria 9521; or John Black at Jasper. For more infor- Marketplace Insurance were apparently confused was taped over because Baptist Church located 205-384-1666. mation, please contact (ObamaCare) you can because one of two par- the NTSB wasn’t notified at 70 East Lake Road • Marvin Lee Fer- Shannon Williamson come by and speak to allel runways was closed of the incident for nearly in Jasper. The meetings guson VFW Post 4850/ 205-689-3142. Shannon or Jessica. For and dark before the late- two days. will be facilitated by Dr. Ladies Auxiliary meets MONDAY, OCT. 8 more information, contact night incident. The crew “When we learned of a Morris Murray Jr., and the first Tuesday of each • Arley Women’s Club Shannon Williamson at was seconds from landing passenger airliner almost consist of encouragement month at 6 p.m. for meal their Airbus A320 jet on touching down on a taxi- meets the second Mon- 205-724-9031. and support for AD care- and fellowship, followed day of each month at the • Jasper Senior Activ- a taxiway where other way occupied by four oth- givers, including specific by meetings at 7 p.m. at planes loaded with pas- er airliners, we elected to Arley Library, with lunch ity Center on 14th Street perspectives on causes, the Post home on Viking at noon and meeting at 1 West in Jasper hosts a sengers were waiting to launch a full investiga- treatment options, and Drive in Jasper. take off. p.m. dance at the Memorial tion,” DeLisi said. legal matters. • American Legion Post “We could not have got- The July 2017 incident TUESDAY, OCT. 9 Park Natatorium in Jas- • Burrows Crossing 101/Ladies Auxiliary/ ten literally or figurative- occurred just before mid- • East Walker Grief per the second Friday of Neighborhood Watch Sons Unit in Carbon Hill Support Group will meet each month from 7 until ly any closer to having a night — it felt like 3 a.m. meets the first Tuesday of major disaster,” said the meets the last Thursday the second Tuesday of 10 p.m. Admission is $5. to the pilots, who had each month at 6:30 p.m. safety board’s vice chair- taken off from Toronto. of each month at 6 p.m. at each month at 10:15 a.m. For more information, for refreshments, followed man, Bruce Landsberg, The safety board rec- the Philadelphia Bap- at the Sumiton Commu- call 205-221-8513. during a hearing Tues- ommended that Canada tist Church on Burrows by meeting at 7 p.m. at nity Center at 193 Bryan SATURDAY, OCT. 13 day in Washington. strengthen rules to pre- Crossing Road in Jasper. the Post Home in Carbon Road in Sumiton. • Dilworth Community Underscoring the se- vent pilot fatigue. For more information, Hill. • Jasper Herb Society Center will host a month- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 verity of the incident, the The safety board’s call Jason Akins at 256- meets the second Tuesday ly breakfast the second • Jasper Senior Activ- NTSB’s top aviation-safe- chairman, Robert Sum- 962-3082 or Libbie Myers of each month at 5:30 Saturday of each month ity Center on 14th Street ty staffer, John DeLisi, walt, urged the FAA at 205-221-9410. p.m. at the First Presby- at 7 a.m. at the center. West in Jasper will offer said it was the first time and Canadian officials MONDAY, OCT. 1 terian Church in Jasper. • Walker County Am- a new Basic Computer the board considered a to adopt the recommen- • Carbon Hill Senior THURSDAY, OCT. 11 ateur Radio Emergency Class each Wednesday major investigation for an dations “so that we do Center at 316 N.E. 16th • Walker County Service (ARES) will meet and Thursday from 9:30 event in which there were not have to relearn the St. in Carbon Hill is Health Department will the second Saturday of - 10:30 a.m. For more no injuries or damaged lessons of this incident at open to senior citizens have a Flu Clinic on each month at 8 a.m. at information, call 205-221- planes. a far greater cost.” each Monday - Friday, the American Red Cross 8513. Thursday, Oct. 11, from The board said the Air The Air Canada crew from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. 8 – 11 a.m. and 1 – 4 p.m. Office located on Viking Canada crew mistook was cleared to land on THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Lunch served at 11 a.m. They will bill Medicaid Dr. in Jasper. Testing for the taxiway for a runway 28R, to the right of the Games and various other • Alabama Cooperative because they didn’t ade- closed runway, 28L . Extension will host a and Medicare Part B, all Amateur Radio license activities. Special guest Blue Advantage, and All classes will be held at 9 quately review a warning According to a prelimi- evangelist and gospel Small Business Workshop Kids if you bring your a.m. for anyone wanting to all pilots about one of nary NTSB report , the singing each Tuesday and on Thursday, Oct. 4, and card or you may pay $5. to get their amateur radio the runways being closed pilots thought the lighted Thursday. All senior cit- Friday, Oct. 5, from 9 • Breast Cancer Sup- license or upgrade. For for construction. The runway was 28L — not izens are invited to come a.m. until 3 p.m. at the port Group of Walker more information, contact board cited other mis- theirs. Despite visual and fellowship with their Walker County Extension County will meet Thurs- Jimmie Dill NR4G at takes and crew fatigue as cues such as different fellow senior neighbors. Office located at 1501 day, Oct. 11, at 1:30 p.m. 205-527-4602. contributing factors. lighting on taxiways, For more information, North Airport Road in at the Carl Elliott Re- • Sulphur Springs Air Canada spokesman they aimed their jet to please call Arabella at Jasper. Topics include gional Library in Jasper. School 23rd Annual Re- Peter Fitzpatrick said the land to the right of 28R, 205-924-6216. “Starting From Stratch, The special guest speaker airline would review the on a parallel taxiway • Walker County Business Economics/Mar- union will be held Satur- safety board’s recommen- where the other planes Beekeepers Association keting, Long Term Busi- for October will be Vicki day, Oct. 13, at Victoria’s dations and has already were waiting to take off. will host a Beginning ness Plans/Internet Web Mullinax, a representa- Restuarant in Jasper. For According to the NTSB, taken steps to improve Beekeepers Class on the Site and Business Taxes/ tive of MediRest. Mulli- more information, contact training and procedures. the pilots told investiga- following Mondays: Oct. Bookkeeping. For more nax will also be doing Wanda Pachard at 205- The two pilots “are tors that they didn’t see 1, Oct. 8, Oct. 15, Oct. 22, information or workshop fittings for breast cancer 275-6307. being held out of service,” planes on the taxiway, registration, call 205-221- patients and survivors SUNDAY, OCT. 14 he said. but that something did Oct. 29, Nov. 12, and Nov. 3392 or 205-757-5393 or would like to purchase • American Legion The safety board rec- not look right. 19. Classes will be held at 6:30 p.m. each night at email Emily Hines, Re- one of the special bras, Unit 9 Woods/Smith ommended the devel- A United Airlines prosthetics and other Auxiliary in Jasper will opment of technology pilot in one of the planes the Walker County Ex- gional Extension Agent/ tension Office. The class Human Sciences Exten- products MediRest has to meet the second Sunday to warn pilots and air warned air traffic con- offer. For more informa- of each month at 2 p.m. traffic controllers when trollers about the onrush- is free. sion, at eah0047@auburn. • Free Community edu. tion, call 205-384-5607 or at the Bus Barn located a landing plane appears ing Air Canada jet, and 205-387-2657. at 1000 Viking Drive in to be aimed at a taxiway pilots on a Philippine Yoga Class is held each • Walker County Edu- Monday at 7 p.m. at the cator Retirees will meet • Winston County Arts Jasper. For more infor- instead of a runway. It Airlines jet switched on Alliance will host its mation, please contact also said the Federal their landing lights in Sumiton Community Thursday, Oct. 4, at 10 annual “Empty Bowls” Shannon Williamson Aviation Administration an apparent warning Center on Bryan Road in a.m. at the Jasper Civic should consider better maneuver. Sumiton. For more infor- Center. Flu shots will be Dinner on Thursday, 205-689-3142. mation, contact the class available for members. Oct. 11, at 5 p.m. at the THURSDAY, OCT. 18 instructor, Jilda Watson, • TOPS (Take Off Double Springs Munic- • Pilot Club of Jasper at jildawatson@gmail. Pounds Sensibly) AL 0299 ipal Building on Ala- meets the third Thursday VOLUME 57 NUMBER 127 com. meets each Thursday at bama Highway 195 N. in of each month at noon at • Jasper AFG (Alanon the First Presbyterian Double Springs. Proceeds the Francis Israel Hos- Family Group), a support Church at 1510 4th Ave. raised at the event will pitality Center on the Daily Mountain Eagle group for those with loved S. in Jasper. Private go to the Winston County Bevill State Community ones with a drinking weigh-in at 5 p.m. Meet- Arts Alliance and Main College - Jasper Campus. - Main Office - Street Ministries. For • Fibromyalgia Support 1301 E. Viking Drive Member problem, will meet each ing at 5:30 p.m. For infor- Audit Bureau Monday, at 8 p.m., at 216 mation, call 205-388-4114 more information, contact Group of Walker County Jasper, AL 35501 meets the third Thursday Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations Gardner Road in Jasper. or 893-5716 J.D. Snoddy at 205-489- TUESDAY, OCT. 2 • Walker County Home 6569. of each month at 1 p.m. at Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday • Jasper Family Builders Association • Walker County the Jasper Civic Center Closed Saturday & Sunday meets the first Thursday Democratic Party meets on 19th St. in Jasper. For Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain Service Center at 2209 Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain Delaware Ave. in Jasper of each month at Deano’s the second Thursday of more information, call Eagle, a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL holds computer classes Hickory Pit on Alabama each month at Victoria’s 205-387-1833 or 205-275- 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: Highway 69 South in Restaurant. Meeting will 4984. 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily for adults ages 50 and up Mountain Eagle , 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to each Tuesday and Thurs- Jasper. Social time begins begin at 5:30 p.m. For • New Beacon Hospice subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, day. 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Pop- Library Smith in Jasper. the second Thursday of • Sumiton Senior Jasper, Alabama 35501 SUBSCRIPTION 3 6 1 corn, snacks and assorted For more information each month at 6 p.m. at Dance is held the third Telephone 221-2840 RATES BY MAIL MONTHS MONTHS YEAR drinks available. For about the program, please the Cracker Barrel Old Thursday of each month Periodical Postage Paid at Jasper, AL Walker County $28.50 $57.00 $114.00 Country Store in Jasper. at 6 p.m. at Senior Com- USPS NO. 144-040 more information, call call Shannon at 724-9031. Outside Walker County $39.50 $74.00 $138.00 205-221-8513. SATURDAY, OCT. 6 Meeting is open to all re- plex in Sumiton. Music Outside Alabama MOTOR ROUTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES $46.50 $89.00 $166.00 • The Prospect Quilters • Argo Volunteer Fire tired and active firefight- provided by Country Monthly ...... $10.50 6 Months ...... $63.00 Visa, Mastercard & Discover Classic Band. 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Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018 Opinion A4 EDITORIALS Supreme Court rules states Stories of Old Pisgah The rural Wrinkled People, after can collect online sales tax years of toil, spent lengthening au- tumn nights around fireplaces full The ified this inequality that Court decision. The Supreme Court. Trump of coal and wood (wood catches fire State of had persisted for decades, Supreme Court’s 5-to-4 has had two in the first quicker, coal burns longer). They Ala- since the inception of the ruling overruled decades two years. Regardless of dwelt among untrodden ways. bama’s internet. of old decisions that had what transpires in the Sometimes the house was cold, fiscal Alabama had already cost the state billions of next two years of Trump’s the fire always warm, so families year be- gotten ahead of the curve dollars over the years. reign, from conservative gins next in regards to collecting The cases the Court Americans viewpoint, huddled. Songs were sung, a chord Be Our Guest or two might be played, and stories week on online sales tax. Through overturned said that if a this presidency has been October the wise stewardship of business was shipping an a success. were told. Such stories. Skip In the Some were light and airy. Some Tucker 1. Our House Ways and Means online customer’s pur- The nominations of were funny. Some weren’t. Some state’s Statehouse Chairman, Steve Clouse, chase to a state where the Neil Gorsuch last year had to do with ghoulies and ghost- finances R-Ozark, we had joined business did not have a and Brett Kavanaugh Steve Flowers ies and longlegged beasties and things that go are not 19 other states in passing physical presence like a this year were BIG. Both bump in the night, the best legislation that compa- store, warehouse, or of- men are in their early Most believed in ghosts wholly and Holy, or, in the in the world. However, nies were to voluntarily fice, the business did not 50’s and will make a vernacular, Haints. Which I took be a combination they got a boost from the pay the online sales tax. have to collect sales tax powerful impact on public of a Haunt and an Ain’t (S/he ain’t really there.) U.S. Supreme Court earli- The legislation passed and remit to the state. policy and law in America Some stories of this variety were told with er this year. in 2015 was entitled the Over the decades this has for decades. Long after whimsey, but some as a dread warning, so to speak. The high tribunal ruled Simplified Sellers Use been referred to as the Trump is gone, his legacy Many of these had to do with cemeteries. You didn’t that states can collect Tax. It allowed companies Physical Presence Rule. as a stalwart, conserva- want to get caught dead near one, never at night. sales tax on internet the permission to collect Retiring Justice, An- tive President will live on And, for whatever reason, most of the venerable sales. sales tax to be remitted thony Kennedy, wrote the through Kavanaugh and didn’t call it a cemetery. It was a graveyard (a bone This was one of the to the state voluntarily in majority opinion. He said, Gorsuch. orchard). So, down the years, a healthy fear of most inequitable scenar- exchange for locking in “Every year the Physical Both are also men of graveyards was instilled in most Southerners of the ios I have ever seen. If a fixed rate of 8 percent Presence Rule becomes character with impecca- rural stripe. Some graveyards, like any potentially you went to the corner no matter where in the further removed from eco- ble credentials. They are dangerous thing, were worse than others. hardware store or Lowe’s state an online item was nomic reality and results strict Constitutional con- One, in particular, was Old Pisgah, situated a or Walmart to buy a ham- sold. As you know, the in significant revenue structionists and adher- little ways between the small northwest Alabama mer and paint, you paid sales tax rate deviates losses to the state.” Retail ents. Their intellectual towns of Townley and Carbon Hill (towns the Inter- sales tax. However, if you throughout each city and trade groups praised the prowess will be indelibly state missed and now dwindle). This bone orchard bought these same items locale. In Alabama’s ruling saying that it lev- inscribed into the Law of sits alone, maybe 10 miles from the nearest home- online, you did not. That case, the money collected els the playing field for lo- the Land for generations. place. is not fair to the store or under our SSUT Act was cal and online businesses. As former President Old Pisgah was sort of abandoned years even be- the state. divided 50/50 between President Trump praised Barack Obama said, the fore the time of my telling. I couldn’t say why, but a What is even more the state and cities and the decision via Twitter. night that Hillary Clin- New Pisgah exists not so far away. So I don’t know unfair is if your wife went counties. The city’s and The President hailed the ton lost to Donald Trump, what happened. down to the local dress county’s half is disbursed Supreme Court opinion as “Elections have conse- But Pisgah (the word, Mr. Webster assures me shop and tried on an based on population. The a “Big victory for fairness quences.” means “a distant sight.” Apropos, eh.) – Pisgah was expensive dress she liked state’s half is divided 75 and for our country.” See you next week. special. All graveyards are haunted, but Old Pisgah and then came home and percent to the General Speaking of President bought it online. How fair Fund and 25 percent to Trump and the Supreme Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading had a reputation. Older than I know of in my tell- political columnist. His weekly ing, Pisgah holds nearly 400 tombstones. is that to the store, the the Education Fund. Court, it is said and it column appears in over 60 Alabama It was believed those under the stones sleep light- clerk at the store or the Chairman Clouse esti- is very true that the newspapers. He served 16 years in ly, restlessly, if at all. state. mates that the state will greatest legacy a U.S. the state legislature. Steve may be Old Pisgah sits, forlorn and brooding, on and Finally, and thankfully, reap an additional $18-20 President can record is an reached at, www.steveflowers.us. among shallow hills with dark forests. Some say it the Supreme Court clar- million from the Supreme appointment to the U.S. is angry for being abandoned so that sleepers cannot sleep. There are those who say there is no sound more eerie than a lonely wind soughing through the hills, making the trees rustle and creak and moan. TODAY IN Some say the trees moan and creak and rustle all the time, even when there is no wind. They say Old Pisgah breathes. HISTORY I’ve been told that songbirds are rarely heard around it, especially at night, but there are black- birds, buzzards and crows. I’ve been there. I’m from Today is Wednesday, around there. And maybe that isn’t true, what they Sept. 26, the 269th day say. But listen, wherever there’s a maybe not, there of 2018. There are 96 is always a maybe. days left in the year. So, off the beaten path, where there is no police Today’s Highlight in jurisdiction nor prying eyes, at night comes the History: fearless and the doubters, there comes the curious On Sept. 26, 1960, the and the adventurous. After all, all know the place is first-ever debate between haunted. Sometimes games are played. presidential nominees During my time, Baby Boomer time, one friend took place as Democrat of mine sort of strode above the rest. I’ll call him John F. Kennedy and D.T. He was talented, handsome, strong of jaw and Republican Richard M. cleft of chin. He perhaps had the quickest wit of any Nixon faced off before human I’ve known. And D.T. loved mischief. Not the a national TV audience harmful kind to hurt people. Merely a game here or from Chicago. a game there. And some were deep. On this date: Old Pisgah was sort of made for folks like D.T. In 1990, the Motion And so it was, on a day like today, when the Picture Association of autumnal equinox is waiting patiently to perform America announced it its cosmic magic, that someone at D.T.’s high school had created a new rating, suggested that maybe Old Pisgah, a 20-minute NC-17, to replace the X drive, might be a likely location for the guys to rating. gather on a Friday night after the school game, Ten years ago: Holly- after dates, to drink a little brew and tell lies. The wood screen legend and someone might’ve been D.T. philanthropist Paul New- The guys were of course familiar with Old Pisgah PUBLIC MEETINGS man died in Westport, and jumped at the idea. It was not just a good place Conn. at age 83. to park and get out and dare the tombstones, it was Five years ago: It a grand place to take a date and tell shivery stories, Alabama’s open day ... 6:30 p.m. ... City p.m. ... Town Hall. 924- was revealed that some thereby assuring a closeness, eh. meetings law prohib- Hall. 483-9266. 0072. workers at the National D.T. knew every creak and crevice within the its secret or executive Cordova Water & Gas Lynn Town Council ... Security Agency had farflung boundaries of Old Pisgah (I told you it was sessions to be held by Board ... second Tuesday first Monday ...6 p.m. ... misused the govern- a big graveyard) and every winding road and walk- any board, commission ... 5:30 p.m. ... City Hall. Town Hall. ment’s secret surveillance way through it. or court which performs 483-9235. Nauvoo Town Coun- systems at least 12 times So it came to pass that every Friday evening, any legislative or judi- Curry Water Board ... cil ... fourth Thursday over the previous decade, eight maybe ten cars would navigate the sandy, un- cial function unless the third Tuesday... 4 p.m. ... (unless holiday then call) including instances where paved road up into the heart of the graveyard and character or good name Water Authority Office. ... 6:30 p.m. ... Town Hall. they spied on spouses, park in one of the wide places beneath the tallest of a man or woman is 221-4216 697-5890. boyfriends or girlfriends, hill. Occupants would sit on their cars and smoke involved. Listed below is Dora City Council ... Oakman Town Council according to embarrass- and drink and laugh, but nonetheless kept a wary an updated schedule of second and fourth Thurs- ... third Thursday (unless ing new details disclosed eye looking back over their collective shoulders. Old regular meetings held day ... 6 p.m. ... City Hall. holiday then call)... 6 by the agency’s inspector Pisgah was haunted, you know. by officials in Walker 648-3211. p.m. ... Community Cen- general. D.T., that quick brain, meant to prove it. Because and Winston counties Double Springs City ter. 622-3232. One year ago: Former he had two things other than brains and looks and who make decisions that Council ... second Mon- Parrish Town Council Alabama Chief Justice talent. D.T. had a plan, and the very first cassette affect the daily lives of day ... 6 p.m. ... City Hall. ... second Monday ... 7 Roy Moore won the state’s tape deck of anyone in the school. area citizens. 489-5447. p.m. ... Town Hall. 686- Republican primary for I told you he was smart. Watch page A1 for Jasper Board of Edu- 9991. U.S. Senate, defeating (Next week: D.T. at the Graveyard). announcements con- cation ... fourth Monday Sipsey Town Council ... incumbent Sen. Luther cerning special or called ... 5 p.m. ... Main Office third Monday ... 6 p.m. ... Strange, who’d been Skip Tucker was editor of the Daily Mountain Eagle in Jasper, then meetings. (Second Avenue). 384- Town Hall. backed by President Don- communications secretary for gubernatorial folks like George McMillan, 6880. Sumiton City Council ald Trump. (Moore would Charlie Graddick and Jim Folsom. He ran Alabama Voters Against Lawsuit Alabama Surface Min- Jasper City Council ...... first and third Tuesday lose the December special Abuse for in Montgomery for 15 years. He has published one novel, Pale election to Democrat Blue Light, a spy thriller set in The Civil War. He’s now a regular contribu- ing Commission ... second first and third Tuesday ... 9 a.m. ... Municipal tor for the Alabama Daily News. Thursday ... 10 a.m...... 10 a.m. ... City Hall. Building. 648- 3115. Doug Jones.) Pinnacle Bank Building. 221-2100. Townley Water Board Today’s Birthdays: 221-4130. Jasper City Civil ... second Tuesday ... noon Singer Olivia New- Arley Town Council ... Service Board ... second .... Water Department ton-John is 70. Actor first Monday ... 6 p.m. ... Tuesday ... 9:30 a.m. ... office. 924-8410 Patrick Bristow is 56. Town Hall. 387-0103. City Hall. 221-8505. Walker County Board Rock musician Al Pitrelli Boldo Water Board ... Jasper Housing Au- of Education ... second is 56. Actor Jim Cavie- second Thursday ... 8 thority Board ... second Thursday ... 4:30 p.m. zel is 50. Actress Tricia a.m. ... Water Authority Tuesday ... 9 a.m...... Carl Elliott Building O’Kelley is 50. Actor Ben Office. 221-4964. Housing Authority Of- (Alabama Avenue). 387- Shenkman is 50. Singer Carbon Hill City fice. 384- 4864. 0555. Shawn Stockman (Boyz Council ... second and Jasper Industrial De- Walker County Civil II Men) is 46. Singer-ac- fourth Thursday ... 6 p.m. velopment Board ...fourth Service Board ... second tress Christina Milian is ... Carbon Hill Municipal Tuesday ... 9 a.m. ... Jas- Monday ... 5 p.m. ... sec- 37. Tennis player Serena Daily Mountain Eagle Building. 924-9961. per Civic Center board ond floor - Walker County Williams is 37. Carbon Hill Utilities room. 221-2100. Courthouse Annex. Thought for Today: ESTABLISHED 1872 Board ... second Tuesday Jasper Water Works Walker County Com- “A child educated only at ... 6 p.m. ... Carbon Hill & Sewer Board ... third mission ... 1st & 3rd school is an uneducated child.” — George San- Publisher - James Phillips Utilities building. 924- Tuesday ...6 p.m. ... JW- Monday ... 9:30 a.m. ... Production Manager - Michael Keeton tayana, American phi- Executive Advertising Dir. - Jake Aaron 9961. WSB office. 221- 2141. Commission Chambers/ Office Manager - Charlette Caterson losopher (born 1863, died Editor - Ron Harris Cordova City Council ... Kansas Town Council Courthouse Annex. 384- Circulation Manager - Tia Jones this date in 1952). Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley second and fourth Tues- ... first Monday ... 6:30 7230. Daily Mountain Eagle

Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018 Sports A5 PREP VOLLEYBALL NFL Carbon Hill cruises past Lamar County Bucs’ Winston Jasper, Oakman earn area wins returns from By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY suspension Eagle Sports Editor TAMPA, Fla. (AP) CARBON HILL — No. 2 Carbon Hill made quick work — Jameis Winston of Lamar County in their Class 3A, Area 10 home match on Tuesday, beating the visiting Bulldogs 25-5. 25-9, 25-13. is back on the job, Carbon Hill was paced by Alyssa though the Tampa Dutton, who had 11 kills, seven aces, Prep Volleyball Bay Buccaneers still seven digs and two assists, Grayson aren’t saying if it’s Evans had 10 kills, seven digs, two aces and a block, Lacey Evans had four kills, as the team’s start- five digs, two aces and a block, Sidney ing quarterback. Keeton had 14 assists, seven aces, four Winston’s three- digs and a kill, Abby Martin had eight game suspension assists, six digs and a kill, Hannah Dutton had four aces, two kills and for violating the three assists, Karlie Ratliff had four digs and a kill, Alayna NFL’s personal con- Ivie had six digs and Maria Hayes added two digs. duct policy ended Carbon Hill (37-3) plays a tri-match at Muscle Shoals on Tuesday. Thursday against the Trojans and James Clemens. ——— Winston started No. 1 Jasper moves to 31-3 45 of 48 games Top-ranked Jasper pushed its record to 31-3 with a pair of over the past three wins at Mortimer Jordan on Tuesday. seasons, going 18- The Vikings won the area match over the Blue Devils (25- 16, 25-11, 25-15) before taking down Minor (25-3, 25-15). 27 while throwing For Jasper, which is 4-0 in Class 5A, Area 11 play, McKin- for 11,636 yards, ley Ferguson had 20 kills, Alex Oliver had 11 kills and five 69 touchdowns and assists, Morgan McClendon had eight kills and five aces, Mol- 44 interceptions. ly Kate Atkins had eight kills and 26 assists and Mia Griffin He has topped had five kills. Cagejia Hosey had three kills and four blocks, Jordan Gilbert had three blocks, Kelsey Shelton had seven 4,000 yards passing aces, Ali Daniel had four aces, Temperance Chatman added twice, but has yet to 11 digs and five assists and Abby Trotter had 11 digs. lead Tampa Bay to Jasper hosts Corner and John Carroll on Thursday at the the playoffs. Carl Cannon Coliseum. ——— Ryan Fitzpatrick, Oakman edges Winfield a 35-year-old jour- Oakman picked up a key area road win over Winfield on neyman who played Tuesday, beating the Pirates 15-25, 24-15, 25-13, 18-25, 15- for seven teams in 11. For the Wildcats, Iyana Canada led the way with 20 kills, 14 seasons, has 11 blocks and three aces, Chante Williams added nine kills, thrown for 1,230 seven aces and two blocks, Alaisha Hubbard had five kills Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley and three blocks and Terrah Sherer had 30 assists, three yards and 11 TDs in Carbon Hill’s Grayson Evans (2) tries to hit the ball past the block Winston’s absence. blocks and an ace. Oakman plays Thursday in a tri-match vs. Cordova and of Lamar County’s Victoria McNees (25) during their area match on Curry at Cordova High School. Tuesday at Carbon Hill High School. SEC

Kentucky hit AUTO RACING with $100,000 Jasper High swim team wins meet fine from SEC Racing LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — The South- eastern Conference has fined Kentucky returns $100,000 for violating its policy on access to the competition area following the to Jasper Wildcats football upset victory over For the Eagle Mississippi State. That wasn’t thunder that Fans gathered in you may have heard Sat- the south end zone urday night; that was the of Kroger Field after Thunderdome Speedway. Saturday’s 28-7 win The Grand re-opening of the Thunderdome, also over the then-No. 14 known as Jasper Speedway, Bulldogs and cele- brought folks in from across brated with players. the State. Kentucky improved to Drivers from as far away 4-0 overall. as Somerville and Huntsville were on the track. There was a good following of spec- tator as well. The track is approxi- Sports on TV mately an 1/8 mile circle track. Turns 1 and 2 have a MLB pretty steep bank of about 23 Astros at Blue Jays, degrees, with turns 3 and 4 3 p.m., MLB being a little less than that. Several of the drivers said Brewers at Cards, that the track is a really fast 6 p.m., ESPN track and it takes a little while to learn where the line Braves at Mets, is for your car. 6:10 p.m., SPSO Six divisions were scheduled to run Saturday night. Dodgers at D’backs, Unfortunately, two divisions 9 p.m., ESPN did not have enough racers, but that was quickly adjust- ed before the races started. Golf The drivers in those two USGA, U.S. divisions agreed to be com- Mid-Amateur Cham- bined for a consolidated race. The race opened with a pionship, semifinal word of prayer and the play- matches, 3 p.m., FS1 ing of the national anthem. The first cars on the track Soccer were the Buzz Car Division. Just a few laps into that race Bundesliga a car spun out and hit the Borussia Dortmund wall and had the crowd on vs. Nurnberg their feet. No one was hurt. Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley Each division that took the 1:30 a.m., FS2 Above, Jasper’s Luke Smith swims the 200-yard freestyle during Tuesday night’s high school track raced to the crowds U.S. Open Cup Final delight. The night was fin- swim meet at the Memorial Park Natatorium. Below, Jasper’s Sydney Sherer competes in Philly at Houston, ished out with the Renegade the 200 freestyle. The Vikings won the five-team meet with 274 points. Westminster at Oak division. 7 p.m., ESPN2 Mountain and Thompson tied for second with 142 points, followed by Prattville Christian (83) The Renegade’s, sometimes and Sumiton Christian (23). Jasper’s boys totaled 141 points with the girls picking up 133. See RACING, A6 A6 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com

COLLEGE FOOTBALL New redshirt policy makes it tempting to transfer

By STEVE MEGARGEE 155 yards and two touchdowns junior college transfer who led AP Sports Writer through Oklahoma State’s first the Razorbacks in catches last four games after having 73 re- season, tweeted Monday he A new NCAA policy that ceptions in 2016 and 50 in 2017. will transfer and use this as a makes it easier to redshirt foot- “You lose a good player. But redshirt season. Oregon coach ball players comes with an un- we live in a world where things Mario Cristobal said Ducks intended consequence: Players like that happen now,” Okla- running back Taj Griffin, who can now choose to save their homa State coach Mike Gundy is in his fourth season, left the eligibility by leaving teams af- said. “Transfer’s becoming team and plans to transfer. ter participating in four games, very popular, and what would There has been speculation with plans to transfer and use keep a young man from doing Alabama backup quarterback the saved year at a new school. that across the country at any Jalen Hurts might choose this Several upperclassmen who given time? But if they come path, putting himself in posi- would have been out of eligi- to you and say, ‘I’m not getting tion to be a graduate transfer bility had they kept playing the ball enough and I feel like next year with two years of this season have already taken I need to be somewhere that eligibility left. this route, including Oklahoma allows that to happen,’ then The NCAA also has some State receiver Jalen McCles- you have to give them that new rules regarding trans- key, a senior with 167 career opportunity.” fers that take effect this year. catches. If McCleskey graduates Starting on Oct. 15, the NCAA The new rule took effect before next season, he would be will have a database that keeps this year and was universally immediately eligible at his new track of players who notify praised by coaches. In the past, school. their coaches of their intent to playing just one game could McCleskey’s situation isn’t transfer. Schools will no longer Oklahoma State receiver Jalen McCleskey (1) runs after cost a player a full year of eligi- unique. be able to block a transfer nor a catch against Texas last year. A new NCAA policy that bility. Football players have five Auburn already has had five dictate where a player can go, years to play four seasons and makes it easier to redshirt football players has resulted in players transfer since the start unless their conferences have several players leaving their schools during the season, take one redshirt year. of the season. The list includes specific rules permitting that. Minnesota’s P.J. Fleck called wide receiver Nate Craig-My- Todd Berry, the executive including the Cowboys’ McCleskey. the change the “greatest rule ers, a junior who will still have director of the American the NCAA has ever put in in Army and Louisiana-Monroe. noticing redshirt candidates two years of eligibility left, and Football Coaches Association, “I don’t think that that’s some- feeling more invested because the last 20 years.” tight end Jalen Harris, another downplayed the impact this It is proving popular with thing we weren’t aware of. We they’re getting a chance to play junior who could be in position new redshirt policy has on the just thought that the numbers rather than spending the entire players, who get more opportu- to graduate transfer. transfer market. Berry noted nities to play — and, as it turns were going to be so slight in season on the sidelines. “There’s a new day in college players leaving teams midsea- this happening that the total “It means the world to them,” out, a little more autonomy. football with the rule and all son is not new. “I just hadn’t really thought benefit far outweighs a few inci- Texas Tech coach Kliff Kings- that,” Auburn coach Gus Malz- “There’s no question that dents like this.” bury said. “You see them come (about) that being a possibility ahn said on his radio show. there might be a few seniors until it happened,” Baylor coach Berry said the main benefit back to practice with a differ- More transfers could be that have all of sudden said will be felt later this season, ent type of swagger, a different Matt Rhule said of the midsea- coming in the coming days as that this was going to be my son departures. when injuries mount and air of confidence, which will just about every team in the last year based off eligibility, coaches can fill those holes by be huge moving into spring McCleskey is the most prom- country will have played four because I didn’t redshirt at inent player to take advantage playing underclassmen with- football and the rest of their games by next week. another point in time, and so out worrying about burning careers, and still being able to of the newly created oppor- Arkansas wide receiver I’m wanting to save that,” said tunity. He had 15 catches for redshirts. keep that redshirt. So it’s been Jonathan Nance, a former Berry, the former head coach at Already coaches say they’re real positive for our program.” Tennessee eager to move forward after Florida fiasco

The Associated Press insist they won’t follow disappointed than the hand the Vols their first college football,” Smart absorbed plenty of hits a similar path this year. men in this building. I shutout loss since 1994 said. “When you look over against Florida and was KNOXVILLE, Tenn. They’ve impressed their think everybody involved and their most lopsided the last six, seven years, knocked out of the game — Tennessee has lost 10 new coach by how they is trying to find a way to home defeat since 1905. there have been some rein the third quarter. straight games to Power responded to this latest get it right.” Even so, Georgia coach ally tight ballgames, some “Jarrett got banged Five opponents, hasn’t setback while preparing Tennessee can’t af- Kirby Smart is taking really exciting ballgames, up a little bit, but I said beaten a Southeastern for Saturday’s trip to No. ford to dwell on what nothing for granted and and some I watched from when I first took the job Conference team since 2 Georgia (4-0, 2-0). went wrong last week. citing this series’ history afar and some I’ve been a that Jarrett is a tough 2016 and now must face Tennessee coach Jer- The Vols’ schedule won’t of close games prior to part of. I have a lot of re- guy,” Pruitt said. “I saw three straight top-10 foes. emy Pruitt said he was allow it. The Vols are 31 last season. The last time spect for their program.” him (Sunday) throwing So it would be under- walking through the foot- ½-point underdogs at Tennessee visited Geor- Tennessee’s chances of balls and dropping in the standable for the Volun- ball offices Sunday when Georgia. After getting gia, the Vols won on a staying competitive with indoor facility. I think a teers to have a crisis of he saw numerous players next week off, Tennessee Hail Mary pass. Georgia could depend on lot of our guys are itching confidence after commit- watching game tapes, a visits No. 10 Auburn and “I think this is one of the health of quarterback to get going again, which ting six turnovers last gathering that had been No. 1 Alabama. the exciting rivalries in Jarrett Guarantano, who is a good thing.” week in a 47-21 loss to organized by the players “We just have to keep Florida that opened their themselves. going,” offensive tackle Southeastern Conference “You always wonder Trey Smith said. “We schedule. Last year, Ten- how people are going to can’t do anything to affect nessee also began SEC respond when you don’t what happened Saturday play with a disheartening play at your best,” Pruitt night unless we have a loss to Florida and wasn’t T h e little ad said. “Everybody associ- time travel machine, and the same the rest of the ated with Tennessee has (then) I’ll go back right year. got to be disappointed in now.” But the Vols (2-2, 0-1 how things turned out Georgia won 41-0 at SEC) remain upbeat and Saturday. Nobody is more Tennessee last year to th at c o u ld .

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Scherzer pumped his fist while meaningless 9-4 victory over the Miami much of the announced crowd of 26,483 have flashy color Marlins. — including his wife, Erica May-Scher- Scherzer (18-7) lowered his ERA zer — joined players in the home dugout graphics or sound to 2.53 by allowing one run in seven and home bullpen by saluting the ace innings as he bids for a third consecu- with a standing ovation. effects either. This tive NL Cy Young Award; he also won little ad simply Racing From A5 stated a message from a local business to the referred to as the Hoggs, 1. Skip Garner #12 (Divisions combined) are cars such as Regals, 2. Jody Garner #11 1. Justin Smith #16 readers of the paper day Thunderbirds, Cutlass 3. Mike MacKay #33 2. Drew Uptain #93 after day. In fact, the little ad and other full size cars 4. Bubba Farr #05 3. Daniel Bradford #67 that run basically what- 5. Austin Callan #11 4. Larry Speakman #8 was in the paper 3 days ever was stock at the time Street Stock 5. 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When emergency tests patients had complica- “keyhole” surgery. “I knew the worst case showed the telltale tions, including infections Davidson called the scenario was ending up right-sided pain in Heath- around the incision, Finnish study “a critical back in the hospital so er VanDusen’s abdomen abdominal pain and her- piece to the puzzle but I why not try antibiotics was appendicitis, she nias, compared with only don’t think it answers all first,” said VanDusen, figured she’d be quickly 7 percent of antibiotics of the questions.” who works in university wheeled into surgery. But patients. Heather VanDusen was communications. doctors offered her the op- Antibiotic patients had treated at the University She said she has done tion of antibiotics instead. 11 fewer sick days on of Washington in 2016. well since her treatment, A new study from Fin- average than the surgery She said she chose anti- but that the biggest draw- land shows her choice is group. In the first year, biotic treatment partly back “is wondering, with a reasonable alternative their treatment costs to avoid surgery scars, every episode of stomach for most patients with were about 60 percent and now offers advice to or bad gas, if it could hap- appendicitis. Five years lower. A cost analysis for patients for Davidson’s pen again.” after treatment with anti- the full five years wasn’t biotics, almost two-thirds included in the published of patients hadn’t had results. another attack. Surgery patients in the It’s a substantial Finnish study all had change in thinking about conventional incisions COWBOY WAY how to treat an inflamed rather than the less inva- WESTERN WEAR appendix. For decades, sive “keyhole” surgeries appendicitis has been con- that are more common ( 2 0 5 ) 3 8 4 - 4 0 3 4 sidered a medical emer- for appendix removal in gency requiring immedi- the United States. The 7 miles North of Jasper on Hwy. 5 • Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 to 6 • Sat. 10 to 4 ate surgery to remove the AP Photo non-surgery patients appendix because of fears In this 2016 photo provided by the Universi- received three days of IV it could burst, which can antibiotics in the hospital, Store Store ClosingClosing be life-threatening. ty of Washington, Dr. Linda Vorvick examines followed by seven days of But advances in Heather VanDusen at UW Neighborhood Clinic pills at home. 30%-50% Off imaging tests, mainly in Seattle. When emergency tests showed the Dr. Giana Davidson, a CT scans, have made it telltale right-sided pain in VanDusen’s abdomen University of Washing- Your Entire Purchase! easier to determine if an ton surgeon, is involved was appendicitis, she figured she’d be quickly Have you thought about picking up a Christmas appendix might burst, or in a similarly designed gift for that special someone on your list? if patients could be safely wheeled into surgery. 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WASHINGTON (AP) With the Judicia- (AP) — At an age when — President Donald ry Committee’s GOP other Hollywood stars Trump denounced members all male, Mc- are settling into retire- Democratic efforts to Connell said the panel ment and collecting block Brett Kavanaugh’s was hiring a “female lifetime-achievement Supreme Court con- assistant” to handle the awards, an 81-year-old firmation as a cynical questioning for Repub- Bill Cosby was led away to prison in handcuffs “con job” on Tuesday licans “in a respectful Tuesday, sentenced to and launched a dismis- and professional way.” three to 10 years behind sive attack on a second Neither he nor commit- bars in what was seen by woman accusing the tee Chairman Chuck many of his accusers as a nominee of sexual mis- Grassley, R-Iowa, identi- reckoning richly deserved conduct in the 1980s, fied the attorney. and long overdue. asserting she “has “My gut is they’re The comedian, TV star nothing.” trying to avoid a panel and breaker of racial bar- Senate Majority Lead- of all white guys asking riers became the first ce- er Mitch McConnell tone-deaf questions,” lebrity of the #MeToo era predicted that Kavana- said Democratic Sen. to be sent to prison. He ugh would win approval, Chris Coons of Dela- was found guilty in April despite the new alle- ware. of drugging and sexually gations and uncertain- Each senator on the assaulting a woman at AP Photo ty about how pivotal 21-member panel will his gated estate in 2004 Republicans would vote be allowed five minutes after being barraged with Bill Cosby, center, leaves the courtroom after he was sentenced to three- in a roll call now ex- to ask questions, said similar accusations from to 10-years for felony sexual assault on Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2018, in Norris- pected early next week. committee spokesman more than 60 women over town, Pa. the past five decades. Like much of America, Taylor Foy. That’s a Cosby’s punishment, Cosby faced anywhere “It is time for justice. walked out in a white lawmakers awaited tight rein for such a which also included a from probation to 10 Mr. Cosby, this has all dress shirt and red a momentous Senate major hearing. $25,000 fine, came at the years in prison. His circled back to you. The suspenders, his hands Judiciary Committee Meanwhile, the end of a two-day hear- lawyers asked for house time has come,” Mont- cuffed in front of him. He hearing in which Kava- Republicans were still ing at which the judge arrest, saying he is too gomery County Judge appeared downcast, his naugh and chief accuser assessing what Kava- declared him a “sexually old and vulnerable to go Steven O’Neill said. eyes failing to meet the Christine Blasey Ford naugh’s Monday inter- violent predator” — a to prison. Prosecutors He quoted from victim camera, in a mug shot are to testify Thursday, view on the Fox News modern-day scarlet letter asked for five to 10 years Andrea Constand’s released by authorities. though not together. that subjects him to behind bars, warning Channel — an unusual statement to the court, Cosby must serve the monthly counseling for that he could still pose a Hanging in the bal- appearance for a Su- in which she said Cosby minimum of three years the rest of his life and re- threat to women. ance is Trump’s chance preme Court nominee — took her “beautiful, young before becoming eligible quires that neighbors and The sentencing came to swing the high court indicates about how he spirit and crushed it.” for parole. schools be notified of his as another extraordinary more firmly to the right would do in Thursday’s Cosby declined the op- “For decades, the de- whereabouts. A psycholo- #MeToo drama unfolded for a generation. Despite hearing. portunity to speak before fendant has been able to gist for the state testified on Capitol Hill, where McConnell’s forecast During the interview, the sentence came down, hide his true self and hide that Cosby appears to Supreme Court nominee that Republicans will Kavanaugh denied and afterward sat laugh- his crimes using his fame have a mental disorder Brett Kavanaugh stands “win,” Kavanaugh’s fate sexually assaulting ing and chatting with his and fortune. He’s hidden characterized by an un- accused of sexual mis- remains uncertain in a anyone. He also denied defense team. His wife behind a character he cre- controllable urge to have conduct more than three chamber where Republi- the account of a sec- of 54 years, Camille, was ated, Dr. Cliff Huxtable,” sex with women without decades ago. cans have a scant 51-49 ond woman, Deborah not in court. Constand Montgomery County their consent. Women’s advocates majority. Ramirez, who told The smiled broadly on hearing District Attorney Kevin The comic once known hailed Cosby’s sentence “I will be glued to the New Yorker magazine the punishment and was Steele said at a news con- as America’s Dad for his as a landmark #MeToo hugged by others in the ference, referring to Cos- television,” said Sen. that Kavanaugh caused role on the top-rated “Cos- moment. courtroom. by’s best-known role. But Susan Collins, a mod- her to touch his penis at by Show” in the 1980s Sonia Ossorio, pres- In a blistering state- “now, finally, Bill Cosby erate Republican from a party when both were was convicted in April of ident of the National ment, Cosby spokesman has been unmasked, and Maine, who has yet to Yale freshmen. violating Constand, Tem- Organization for Women Andrew Wyatt said the we have seen the real declare her position on Some in the White ple University women’s of New York, credited comic was subjected to man as he is headed off to confirmation. House expressed relief basketball administrator, Cosby’s accusers with the “most racist and prison.” Hoping the hear- that Kavanaugh, 53, at his suburban Phila- helping pave the way for sexist trial in the history Constand stood at ing will yield no new presented a positive im- delphia mansion in 2004. #MeToo. of the United States.” Steele’s side but shook her surprises, the Senate age to counter the alle- It was the first celebrity “Bill Cosby seeing the Wyatt said all three of the head to say she had no Judiciary Committee gations. Yet he appeared trial of the #MeToo era. inside of a prison cell psychologists who testi- comment. scheduled its own vote shaky at times. Constand testified that sends a strong message fied against Cosby were Former model Janice on Kavanaugh for And there remained Cosby gave her what that predators — no “white women who make Dickinson, who accused concern among aides she thought were herbal matter who they are, Friday, and Republican money off of accusing Cosby of violating her, and Trump himself pills to ease stress, then from Hollywood to Wall leaders laid plans that black men of being sexual looked at him in the about how Kavanaugh penetrated her with his Street to the Supreme could keep the full Sen- predators.” courtroom and said: would hold up facing fingers as she lay immo- Court — can no longer be ate in session over the Cosby’s lawyers asked “Here’s the last laugh, far fiercer questioning bilized on a couch. Cosby protected at the expense weekend and produce a that he be allowed to pal.” from Senate Democrats, claimed the encounter of victims,” she said. final showdown roll call remain free on bail while Another accuser in the according to a White was consensual, and his Steele said Cosby could soon after — close to the he appeals his conviction, courtroom, Lili Bernard, House official not autho- lawyers branded her a be sent to Laurel High- Oct. 1 start of the high but the judge appeared said: “There is solace, rized to speak publicly. “con artist” who framed lands , a state prison for court’s new term. incredulous over the absolutely. It is his fame the comedian to get a big lower-risk inmates on the request and ordered him and his fortune and his payday — a $3.4 million other side of the state, locked up immediately, phony philanthropy that settlement she received about 70 miles southeast saying that “he could has allowed him to get over a decade ago. of Pittsburgh. It serves quite possibly be a danger away with impunity. Five other accusers inmates with special to the community.” Maybe this will send a Florence: an took the stand at the needs and has separate The comedian — who message to other pow- trial as part of an effort housing units for geriatric is legally blind and uses erful perpetrators that by prosecutors to portray prisoners and programs a cane — removed his they will be caught and unwelcome visitor punished.” him as a predator. for sex offenders. who refuses to leave watch, tie and jacket and BOE From A1 GEORGETOWN, S.C. South Carolina, where (AP) — For many living rivers swollen from near South Carolina’s what one meteorolo- “I was always good at math and to come up with the funding to work,” she said. “I still want to coast, Florence is the gist calculated is the loved numbers, and could get lost rebuild the schools,” she said. “Of work some, and I’m going to open visitor they never want- nation’s second-rainiest in numbers. This is a little bit of course we had insurance proceeds an accounting office and go back ed who now refuses to storm in 70 years slowly my passion,” she said. and bond money and things like into private accounting. I still want leave. make their way down She soon opened her own public that, but it was a difficult time.” to be in some nonprofit accounting.” Eleven days after the the state’s gentle sloping accounting office in Jasper and Proration was another battle. She also plans to stay active in once-fierce hurricane coastal plain. started doing audits for the school “When the governor declares pro- her church, Dora Church of God, arrived on the coast, If that weren’t bad board. Then-superintendent John ration, all of a sudden some of the where she serves as the church and more than a week enough, more weather Brown offered her a position as the money they told you that you were clerk and is active in choir. after it blew north was forming off the chief school financial officer. going to get, you don’t get. We’ve As Scurlock was surrounded by and dissipated, rivers coast in a hurricane “At first, I turned it down and had back to back proration some binders filled with financial state- swollen by its relentless season that still has two told him I didn’t want to do it, but years,” she said. ments last week, she expressed her rains are still flooding months to go. after a day or so I relented and said When Scurlock retires at the love for the job and how thankful homes and businesses National Hurricane I would, and I’ve been here ever end of the year, she said a retired she feels to have served the county in their paths as they Center forecasters since,” Scurlock said. CSFO from Cullman County will in such a rewarding role. make their way to the watching a low pres- A lot of transitions have hap- help with the board’s financials, “I have loved this. This is prob- sea. sure area about 260 pened during Scurlock’s time with temporarily, until a permanent ably one of the best accounting Some residents have miles (420 kilometers) the board, but she admits a few sit- replacement can be found. Scur- jobs in this county, at least in my no idea when they will south of Cape Hat- uations were particularly difficult, lock said she is confident in the opinion. It’s been a good job, and return home. One of teras, North Carolina, financially. “A difficult time was school board’s current financial the board has been good to me. It them is Vivian Chest- said it could become a actually when we took Carbon Hill status, and her decision to retire hasn’t always been an easy job, nut, who evacuated her tropical depression as into our system,” she said. “When I was something she simply prayed but it has been a good job,” she home in inundated Con- it approaches the coast first came in the ‘80s, Carbon Hill about. said. “The one thing I would like to way, South Carolina, six before moving quickly to was not part of our system. They “I feel like the Lord helps you think about is what we support — days ago. the north. had their own separate city system with these decisions,” she said. the kids and teachers we support. The Waccamaw River, While it will likely until the early ‘90s. We absorbed Staying true to her Walker Coun- We don’t see them that much. I which flows through dump some addition- them and made them part of us.” ty roots, Scurlock said she plans to don’t get to be out in the schools the city of 23,000, had al rain on the Flor- She said tornado damage to continue her service to the commu- that much because I’m tied up already reached more ence-battered city of schools and other destructive nity by opening up her own office here, but I know they’re out there, than 21 feet (6.4 meters) Wilmington, it wasn’t events were also challenging. in Sumiton. and I know that if we do a good job — far surpassing the expected to be signifi- “That was very difficult to try “I’m not going to totally quit that helps them do a good job.” previous record high of cant enough to worsen 17.9 feet (5.5 meters) set the flooding. by Hurricane Matthew “It shouldn’t put much two years ago — and it of a dent in the rivers,” Campaign From A1 was still rising Tuesday said Reid Hawkins, afternoon. a National Weather roadway. He took every precaution abama has one of the worst opioid litical nature of the post in recent The waterway was Service meteorologist in he could, but even doing that he problems anywhere in the country. years. expected to crest on Wilmington. couldn’t keep himself safe. There We should be leading this charge, “From my perspective, it is all Wednesday, but not to The storm was also are people like that gentleman who and unfortunately we are trailing about politics and political gain, drop below 18 feet or having an enduring are vulnerable and need protection the pack. That is unacceptable.” and that is not what this office so until sometime next impact on the environ- through the law that they may not Siegelman said he sees oppor- should be about,” he said. “The at- week. The river floods ment. A power outage otherwise be getting. I want to be tunities to better coordinate with torney general should be the least at 11 feet (3.4 meters). at a wastewater sta- able to look out for those people.” medical and pharmaceutical political post in the state. Political “You find yourself tion combined with In talking about Walker County boards to address the issue, and parties should not matter in the sitting around a lot and heavy rain caused specifically, Siegelman mentioned ensure the state’s response is not decisions of that office.” thinking, ‘What if,’ or, about 128,000 gal- the issue of opioid addiction. just throwing people in jail. “There is a lot that we are not ‘I wonder what things lons (477,000 liters) of “I think we are not doing enough “It’s a complicated problem and doing out of that office,” Siegel- are like right now,’” wastewater to spill into to fight the opioid problem that it’s going to need a comprehensive man added. “There are plenty of said Chestnut, who is a river at Camp Lejeune is facing our state, and it is a big solution,” he said. “Simply putting tools at our disposal that could staying with family in in North Carolina, the problem here in this community,” people in jail is not solving the help the people of our state, and the area. “And wonder- U.S. Marine Corps he said. “There is a coalition of 41 problem. It is actually making oth- they are not being used. I want to ing what you are going reported Tuesday. The current attorneys general doing er problems in our state worse.” refocus the attention to the needs to find when you finally military said the spill what they can to try and fight this When discussing the current of individual people and not on any get back.” won’t threaten resi- epidemic. Alabama was the 41st state of the attorney general’s political considerations. That is my It’s a scene repeating dential water supplies, state to join this coalition, yet Al- office, Siegelman focused on the po- No. 1 goal as attorney general.” itself across eastern however. Daily Mountain Eagle

Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018 Business B1 His and hers Harbins offers home decor, landscaping services

By NICOLE SMITH chased a line of patio furniture Daily Mountain Eagle to sell, along with some large pots and planters. Harbins is a new, bright spot Ashley primarily designed on 17th Street West in down- the store side of Harbins, town Jasper that’s providing which is currently filled with locals with landscaping needs Christmas decor. Other sec- and home decor furnishings. tions of the store are dedicated Ashley and Jeremy Harbin to pets, babies and home items opened the his and hers busi- that can’t be found in big box ness that is Harbins in May. stores. Jeremy established Harbins Harbins is also offering brid- Outdoors in 2007 as a residen- al and baby registries. tial and commercial landscap- “I always wanted my own ing business, and their new little shop,” Ashley said. property in Jasper allows him The Harbins say they are to have a workshop for his often compared to Chip and Jo- landscaping needs and a store anna Gaines of “Fixer Upper,” for Ashley to sell decorative with Ashley having design items for the home. knowledge and Jeremy focused The renovated building and on outdoor labor. The duo also property used to house Hughes worked to build and design Electric. Jeremy said a chance their own home. meeting with the property A ribbon cutting was held owners allowed them to make for Harbins last Thursday, and the purchase in February and the store will be open Tuesday, expand Harbins from only Wednesday, Thursday and Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith serving clients with landscap- Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ing needs. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to He said the property did 2 p.m. Harbins is closed on require a lot of work, and Sunday and Monday. Harbins recently won a Main For more information about Street Alabama award for the store or to request land- their vision and revitalization scaping services, call (205) of the space. 512-1515. What was a simple brick The Harbins say they have Harbins, which opened building has now received a had a great business response fresh coat of paint and a deco- recently on 17th Street West so far, and they are happy to rative mural, and the Harbins in Jasper, offers a variety be part of Jasper’s downtown are continuing to beautify the of home decor options. At district. landscape surrounding the right, Jeremy and Ashley “We were adamant that we main building. wanted to be downtown. We Harbin, the owners of Har- “We’re still in the construc- just love the atmosphere, and bins. tion phase,” Jeremy said. “We it’s growing,” Ashley said. “It’s had to do some drainage work got it’s charm, and we wanted because the lay of the land to bring something different to wasn’t perfect here when we Jasper. We feel like we’ve done bought the lot.” that.” A space behind the building Jeremy said he feels that is being landscaped to provide patience and faith in the Lord plants and flowers next spring, allowed them to expand the and the Harbins recently pur- Harbins brand. Coming Soon! The Daily Mountain Eagle hopes you look forward to these upcoming guides:

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Dear Dave, some extra cash? I follow your A house should be a blessing, POW/MIA ceremony advice and live not a burden. Trust me, waiting on a budget, but a while and saving up is a lot it’s really hard to smarter than fixing and flipping Special to the Eagle save up for a down houses three states away! The Marvin Lee Fergu- payment on a house —Dave son Veterans of Foreign because property is Wars Post 4850/Jasper so expensive here in Dear Dave, Be Our Guest and its Auxiliary in con- New York. My fami- I got laid off a couple of months ago, junction with the Amer- ly in Indiana says I and I’m behind on the payments for Dave ican Legion hosted their should buy a cheap Ramsey a rental property. I found a full-time annual POW/MIA cere- property there, then job recently, but it doesn’t provide mony on Thursday, Sept. fix it up and sell it enough income to cover my other bills 20 at the Walker County to get the money I need. I’m not sure and the mortgage on this property. Courthouse Square. how I feel about this idea. What do The other day, I received an offer The event was emceed you think? from someone who is willing to buy it by the VFW Auxiliary Adam for what’s owed on the property. I’m 4850 President Bunny not sure that’s the best thing, because Murray. Department of Dear Adam, I owe $70,000 and it’s worth around Alabama VFW and Post I think you’d be smart to back $150,000. What do you think? Chaplain James “Pea- away from their idea. Your family Travis nut” Little presented the Special to the Eagle loves you and wants to help, but Dear Travis, opening prayer followed this is a bad plan. Fixing and You’ve got one thing right. You by the Jasper High School The Marvin Lee Ferguson Veterans of Foreign flipping properties is a hands- definitely need to get rid of the ROTC Unit presentation on business. There’s no way I’d rental property. I’m not sure I’d Wars Post 4850/Jasper and its Auxiliary in con- of the Colors. try something like that from 700 jump at the offer you just re- junction with the American Legion hosted their VFW 4850 Commander, miles away. It would be a night- ceived, but if I were in your shoes Ed (E.T.) Turner wel- annual POW/MIA ceremony on Thursday, Sept. mare! I’d slash the price way below comed the audience and 20 at the Walker County Courthouse Square. When you take on that kind of value and sell the place. participants and thanked work you need to oversee every Right now you’re broke, and Pictured from left to right are Jasper Mayor Da- them for their atten- single step of the process. You’re you’re still trying to play real vid O’Mary; VFW Commander Ed Turner; Rep- dance. also keeping an eye on the help estate investor. That’s not a Speakers included resentative Connie Rowe; VFW Aux President you hire to make sure they’re good plan. I’d put a price tag of Jasper Mayor David Bunny Murray; Lt Gov. Candidate Will Ainsworth; doing things right. Think about $100,000 on it, so you can move it O’Mary, Alabama District this, too. You can’t just find a fast and still see some equity in VFW Dept of AL and Post 4850 Chaplain James 13 House Representa- house and expect to get a good the deal. But sell it today! Little; VFW 4850 Jr. Vice Commander Arnold tive, Connie Rowe and deal. Professionals who flip By doing this, you’ll have a nice Lieuenant Governor Can- Morris and VFW 4850 member Clifford Weaver. houses for a living often look at chunk of cash in your pocket, didate Will Ainsworth. Legion Honor Guard’s 21 retiring the Colors imme- dozens of different properties to and you can get something of a VFW Auxilary 4850 gun salute and the play- diately following. Murray buy just one. It’s not an easy way financial fresh start — one that Sr. Vice President Janet ing of Tabs. closed the ceremony and to make money, and it’s not some- includes living on a written, Little gave the statistics Auxiliary Chaplain invited all attendees to thing I would advise doing from a monthly budget and staying out from the Defense POW/ Angie Gossett, gave the return Nov. 3 for the Vet- distance. of debt! MIA Accounting Agency closing praer with ROTC eran’s Day Parade. I know it can take a while to —Dave for all missing in past save up cash for a down payment and present conflicts. on a home. But don’t let a case of Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has You Can Trust Us For authored seven best-selling books, including The At present, more than house fever push you into making Total Money Makeover. The Dave Ramsey Show is 82,000 Americans remain Excellent Results And Service a bad financial decision. Have heard by more than 14 million listeners each week missing from WWII, the you considered getting a part- on 600 radio stations and multiple digital platforms. Korean War, the Viet- time job for a while to bring in Follow Dave on the web at daveramsey.com and on Twitter at @DaveRamsey. nam War, the Cold War, and the Gulf Wars/other conflicts. Out of the 82,000 missing, 75 percent of the losses are located in Just Dunkin’: Dunkin’ the Indo-Pacific, and over FREE Locally owned 41,000 of the missing are Professional Same day by licensed presumed lost at sea (i.e. Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist Donuts to change its name ship losses, known air- craft water losses, etc.). Eastgate Plaza (205) 265-2057 (AP) — Dunkin’ is has 12,500 restaurants customers who haven’t Rep. Rowe presented BY THE UPS STORE dropping the donuts — worldwide. grown up with the full the Missing Man Cere- 904 Highway 78 East Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A from its name, anyway. The new logo will still name. Specific words mony while the ROTC set Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist Doughnuts are still on have Dunkin’ Donuts’ are easier for people to up the table immediately www.jasperhearingcenter.com the menu, but Dunkin’ familiar rounded font remember and conjure followed by the American Donuts is renaming and orange-and-pink emotional connections, itself Dunkin’ to reflect color scheme, which she said. Having “Do- its increasing empha- the company has used nuts” in the name is sis on coffee and other since 1973. The Canton, also easier for people in We accept All Credit Cards & EBT Cards • We sell Money Orders, Phone Cards & Texaco Gift Cards drinks, which make up Massachusetts-based overseas markets who PRICES EFFECTIVE 60 percent of its sales. company isn’t saying may not know what 9-26-18 to 10-2-18 The 68-year-old chain how much the change “Dunkin’” means. HWY. 5 MINI MART WHILE SUPPLIES LAST has toyed with the idea will cost. Messing with iconic NO RAIN CHECKS for a while. In 2006, it Dunkin’ Donuts has brands can also have (TEXACO) QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED released a new motto always sold coffee, but consequences. In 2016, 1655 Hwy. 5 North • Jasper, AL 35503 • (205) 221-4896 SEE US ON FACEBOOK — “America runs on hot breakfast sand- 15 years after replac- 1 Mile on the left past Jasper Bowling Center Dunkin’ — that didn’t wiches and specialty ing Kentucky Fried mention doughnuts. drinks like the fruity Chicken with KFC, the MEATS Last fall, it tested the Coolatta and Cold Brew company had to issue a “Dunkin’” logo on a iced coffee have become press release to combat USDA USDA Choice USDA St. Louis Chicken new store in Pasadena, increasingly important an online rumor that it Choice Boneless Choice Style Pork Tenders California; it has put to the chain. In the sec- was forced to change its New York Bottom Beef Cube Spare Ribs the name on a few other ond quarter of this year, name because it doesn’t Strip Steak Round Steak stores since then. the company noted that serve real chicken. Roast “Our new branding overall U.S. store traffic And IHOP faced some is a clear signal that was down, but revenue backlash earlier this $ $ $ $ $ 6.99Lb. 2.99Lb. 3.19Lb. 2.49Lb. 2.39Lb. there’s something new was up thanks to sales summer when it an- at Dunkin’. It speaks of higher-margin iced nounced it was chang- 12-14 Oz. Pkg. 16 Oz. Pkg. 12 Oz. Pkg. 22 Oz. Pkg. 12 Oz. Pkg. to the breadth of our coffee drinks and breaking its name to IHOb to “All Varieties” “All Varieties” Zeigler Foster Farms Hormel offerings,” said David fast sandwiches. remind customers that Johnsonville Buddig Party-Pups Hot N Spicy Little Sizzler Hoffman, the CEO Dunkin’ says the it serves burgers as well Smoked Deli Style Wieners or Honey Sausage Dunkin’ Brands, the name change is one as pancakes. That one Brats Lunch BBQ Wings Links chain’s parent company, of several things it’s was a publicity stunt, Meats in a conference call with doing to stay relevant but it annoyed some $ $ $ $ $ media. to younger customers. customers. 2.99Ea. 2.99Ea. 1.39Ea. 4.99Ea. 1.49Ea. The name change will It’s also simplifying its Dunkin’ Donuts’ officially take place in menu and adding ded- Chief Marketing Officer DAIRY January, when it will icated mobile ordering Tony Weisman said the start appearing on nap- lanes. company has done a lot 8 Oz. Pkg. 8 Oz. 59 Oz. kins, boxes and signs at But changing the of testing and doesn’t Kraft Shredded Pillsbury Florida Natural new and remodeled U.S. name of iconic brands expect any customer Cheese Crescent Orange Juice stores. The change will can be a big mistake, backlash from the deci- $ Rolls $ $ gradually be adopted as says Laura Ries, an At- sion. 1.99Ea. 1.69Ea. 2.99Ea. franchisees update their lanta-based marketing “The reaction has stores. It will be phased consultant. been overwhelmingly FROZEN in overseas over the Ries says “Dunkin’” positive,” Weisman said. 9.8-10.9 Pkg. 9 Oz. Pkg. 8.46-8.6 Oz. next year, the company eventually won’t mean “It’s just going to feel Totino’s Hot Pocket Furlani’s said. Dunkin’ Donuts anything to younger very familiar to people.” Frozen Pizza Meal Garlic Toast $ $ $ 1.25Ea. 1.99Ea. 1.25Ea. PRODUCE Red, Gala, Mississippi Roma Iceburg Granny or #1 Sweet Tomatoes Lettuce Gold Apples Potatoes ¢ ¢ $ ¢ 99 Lb. 59 Ea. 1.29Lb. 99 Ea. JAPANESE RESTAURANT GROCERY ITEMS Now ¢ Maxwell House Coffee Bush Peas & Beans 15-16 Oz. ~~~ 75 Ea. $ This Week’s Special Serving 10.5-11.5 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.89Ea Beer, Spam Luncheon Meat Malt-O-Meal Cereal Eat In or Take Out $ $ Wine, and 12 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.49Ea. “Selected Varieties” 22-30.5 Oz. ~~~~~~~ 2.59Ea. Sake Hormel Chili with Beans Townhouse Crackers $ $ Teriyaki 15 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1.49Ea. 13.8 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.49Ea. Velveeta Prepared Lipton Family Size $ $ Dinner 9.4-12 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.79Ea. Tea Bags 24 Count ~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.29Ea. Shrimp $ 88 $ Kraft Mayonnaise 30 Oz. ~~~~ 2.79Ea. Colortex Bath Tissue $ Peter Pan Peanut Butter 12 Double Rolls ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3.79Ea.. $ Bento 16.3 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1.79Ea. 9 Sparkle Paper Towels $ 6 Roll Pkg. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4.99Ea. Hungry Jack Pancake Mix $ 2 Lb. Pkg. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1.59Ea. Sunburst Laundry Dinner $ Hungry Jack Syrup Detergent 40 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1.49Ea. $ Served With Soup, Salad, Spring Roll, 27.6 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2.19Ea. Pepsi Products $ 12 Pack 12 Oz. Cans ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3/ 10 California Roll (4 Pieces) And Fried Rice. Kellogg’s Pop Tarts $ $ 2 Liter Bottles ~~~~ 10.5-15.2 Oz. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1.49Ea. Pepsi Products 4/ 5 300 Hwy. 78, Jasper • 205-295-2606 $ Pepsi Products $ Next to Fred’s, across from Hardees Pillsbury Flour 5 Lb. ~~~~~~~~ 2.19Ea. 1/2 Liter 6 Pack Bottles ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4/ 11 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 CHURCH HAPPENINGS

Local church events are featured in the Blackpond Com- people who provide care at 740 Fairview Road in For reservations for large until noon at the church, each Wednesday and Saturday in the munity will have sing- to loved ones dealing with Oakman. groups, please contact for people who need Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on ing Sunday, Sept. 30, chronic illness. • St. Mary’s Episcopal Kathy Bruce at 205- clothes or shoes. the calendar at www.mountaineagle. com. Events are listed by calendar beginning with Sunday • Carbon Hill United Church at 801 The Trace 522-9427 (please leave • Aldersgate United date and time as space allows. There School at 10 a.m., worship Methodist Church at 178 W. in Jasper host a week- a message). For more Methodist Church on U.S. is no guarantee when or the number service at 11 a.m., lunch Northwest 4th Ave. hosts ly Al-Anon meeting in the information, you can Highway 78 in Dora will of days an event will run. The at noon and singing at 1 a Celebrate Recovery Parish Hall each Satur- contact Bruce or call the host the “Joy In Jesus” deadline to place an event is no later than noon Tuesday and Friday. Email p.m. with guest singer, each Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. day at 8:30 a.m. For more Church Office at 205-387- program for those with event information to elane.jones@ Doug Lewis. • Awakening Life information, contact Rev. 8751 (leave a message special needs, and their mountaineagle.com or call 205-221- • Old Zion United Church on Alabama Robin H. Hinkle at 205- and someone will get back parents, on the second 2840, ext. 246. Methodist Church at 1463 Highway 257 in Jasper 387-7746 or email robin. with you). Saturday of each month TODAY, SEPT. 26 Old Zion Road in Nauvoo holds a CelebrateLIFE [email protected]. • Arley First Baptist from 4–6 p.m. at the • Living Light Church will host a Block Party on recovery and restoration • The Church at Beech Church will present the church. RSVP is request- of God at 3420 N. Airport Sunday, Sept. 30, begin- accountability and Grove at 347 Beech Grove Mark Trammell Quartet ed. For more information, Rd. in Jasper will host ning at 10:30 a.m. with support group meeting Rd. in Townley will host a in concert on Sunday, Oct. call Carla at 205-522- its monthly “Night of devotional, lunch at 11 each Tuesday at 7 p.m. singing the first Saturday 7, at 6 p.m. Admission is 1993, Anna-Kate at Passion” service the last a.m., and fun and games at the church. Groups for of each month at 6 p.m., free, but a love offering 205-471-9900, or Alders- Wednesday of each month following (including grief, recovering addition featuring Old Fashioned will be taken. gate United Methodist at at 6 p.m. at the church. Bounce House). Fun time and unemployment. For Red Hymn Book Sing- TUESDAY, OCT. 9 205-648-2470. • Airport Road Church for all ages. Lunch will be more information, contact ing. A love offering will • Living Light Church SATURDAY, OCT. 20 of God of Prophecy at 502 hot dogs, chips, desserts Pastor Anthony Sellers at be received to help with of God at 3420 N. Airport • New Prospect Bap- North Airport Road in & drinks. For more in- 205-522-5033. the upkeep of the church Rd. in Jasper will host tist Church on Alabama Jasper will hold a Camp formation, call Emily at WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 building. For more in- a Generation Gold Bible Highway 5 North in Meeting Wednesday, 205-385-3448 or Jan at • St. Mary’s Episcopal formation, contact John Study for person 50 plus Jasper will have its food Sept. 26, through Satur- 205-471-5838. Church will have an Ani- Cooner at 275-7823. the second Tuesday of closet open the third Sat- day, Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. • New Hope Holy mal Blessing on Wednes- • Winston County each month at 10 a.m. at urday of each month from each night and Sunday, Church of Christ at 3911 day, Oct. 3, at 5 p.m. in Gospel Theater (formerly the church. 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Sept. 30, at 10 a.m. and Rosehill Road in Nauvoo recognition of St. Francis Looney’s Tavern) on Ala- SATURDAY, OCT. 13 church. 6 p.m. For more infor- will host a gospel singing of Assisi, the patron saint bama Highway 278 near • Boldo Methodist • River of Living Water mation, contact Leland Sunday, Sept. 30, at 5 of animals. Bring your Houston will hosts a gos- Church on Alabama United Methodist Church Lowery at 205-270-9946. p.m., with guest singers, dog, cat, horse, guinea pel singing Saturday, Oct. Highway 69 North (across will have its “Feed My THURSDAY, The Cross Ties. Everyone pig, etc. for a special 6, at 6:30 p.m., featuring from the Dollar General) Sheep” Food Bank the 3rd SEPT. 27 welcome. outdoor service on the special guest singers, in Jasper will host a Free Saturday of each month • Maranatha Outreach • Kelly Mill Church front lawn and bless- Southern Image. Clothes Closet Give-a-way from 10-11:30 a.m. at its Ministries will host a on Winston County Road ing. Pizza party to follow. SUNDAY, OCT. 7 the second Saturday of Durr’s Chapel campus. Three Night of Healing 4 in Double Springs The community and their • New Zion Baptist each month from 8 a.m. and Deliverance Con- will host a 5th Sunday furry, fuzzy friends are Church on Carbon Hill/ ference at the Holiday Singing on Sunday, Sept. welcome! Dr. Jeremi- Nauvoo Road will have Inn Express beginning 30, at 5 p.m., with guest ah Alexander from the Homecoming Sunday, Thursday, Sept. 27, singers, Promise Land. Farmstead Veterinary Oct. 7, beginning with through Saturday, Sept. • New Zion Baptist Medical Center will be preaching at 10 a.m., with 29, at 7 p.m. nightly, a Church on Carbon Hill/ present with water bowls guest evangelist, Scott 2-day Innovative Technol- Nauvoo Road will host a and treats. Stewart; singing at 11 ogy Worshop on Friday, 5th Sunday Singing on • Aldersgate United a.m., with guest singers, Sept. 28, and Saturday, Sunday, Sept. 30, at 5 Methodist Church on U.S. Bama Blu-Grace; and Sept. 29, beginning p.m. with guest singers, Highway 78 in Dora will lunch at noon. at 9:00 a.m. each day the Gospel Barn Quartet. host a New Mother’s Sup- • New Canaan Bap- featuring a Intercessors MONDAY, OCT. 1 port Group for new and tist Church will have its Prayers, Praise & Wor- • Praise Tabernacle at expecting mothers each Homecoming on Sunday, ship, followed by Bible 1600 6th Ave. in Jasper Wednesday from 5:30– Oct. 7, beginning at 10 Study at 9:45 until 10:25 is offering free a Home 7:30 p.m. at the church. a.m. with preaching by a.m., and a free Comput- Bible Study each day. For Topics will include infant Alfred Hartley and spe- er Workshop from 10:30 more information, please feeding, sleep, play/ cial music by the Grim- a.m. until 1:00 p.m. This call the church’s paster, development, returning metts. Sharing a meal is a free event. For more Marcus Rush at 205-388- to work and managing following service, please information, call Belinda 2992. stress. For more infor- bring a covered dish. McCain at 205-471-3963, • Hope House Church mation, call Aldersgate • Peace Baptist Church and for hotel reservations at 1620 10th Ave. in Jas- United Methodist Church in Parrish will host its please call 205-387-8383. per will host its “Fishes at 205-648-2470. annual “Choir Day” on SATURDAY, & Loaves” Soup Kitchen • Union Grove Church Sunday, Oct. 7, at 3 p.m. SEPT. 29 each Monday at 11 a.m. on Winston County Road • Blooming Grove Bap- • Boldo United Meth- and Wednesday at 5:30 8 in the Black Pond com- tist Church on Blooming odist Church on Alabama p.m., with a worship ser- munity host a Communi- Grove Road in the Curry Highway 69 North in vice following the meal. ty Supper each Wednes- Community of Jasper Jasper (across from the • Nauvoo United Meth- day from 5:30–6:30 p.m. will have the Judgement Dollar General) will have odist Church on Third in the church’s fellowship House “Overdose” on a yard sale Saturday, Avenue in Nauvoo hosts hall. For more informa- Sundays, Oct. 7, 14 & 21 Sept. 29, from 8 a.m. AA (Alcoholic Anony- tion, call the church’s at 5 p.m. each night, and until 2 p.m. Items will mous) and NA (Narcotics pastor, Mickey Millican Wednesdays, Oct. 10 & be sold by donations, and Anonymous) meetings at 205-522-1000. 17 at 6 p.m. each night. will accept non-perishable each Monday and Friday • Bethel Grace Assem- food items for food pantry. at 6 p.m. at the church. bly of God will host a Proceeds will be used for • Nauvoo Church of Community Supper each food pantry & a family OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Prices Good God will host NA (Narcot- Wednesday from 6–6:45 in need at Christmas. Sunday Hours: 8am-9pm ics Anonymous) and AA p.m. at the church. For Sept. 26, 2018 thru Free Clothes Closet will Mon.-Thurs. 7am-9pm (Alcoholic Anonymous) more information, call Oct. 2, 2018 also be opened. For more One Step Group meetings Kat at 205-544-2302. Fri.-Sat. 7am-9pm information, call 205-388- Ph: 384-3536 each Monday from 6–7 THURSDAY, OCT. 4 WE HONOR EBT CARDS 2905. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT p.m. at the church. Meals • Sipsey Church of God SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 Check Out Our Entire Ad At: TO LIMIT QUANTITIES provided. on Pineywoods-Sipsey • Aiken Grove Baptist • Saragossa Baptist Road in Jasper will host www.mynwapaper.com We Accept Most Major Church on Sipsey Road Church Women’s Prayer a Celebrate Recovery None Sold To Dealers Credit Cards in Jasper will host a 5th Group will meet each meeting each Thursday. Sunday Singing Sunday, Monday at 7 p.m. at the Dinner served at 6:30 Sept. 30, beginning at 10 church. p.m., with the program FRESH BONELESS a.m., lunch at noon, and TUESDAY, OCT. 2 beginning at 7 p.m. For more singing at 1 p.m. GROUND BEEF CHUCK ROAST • Northside Baptist more information, contact with guest singers, Ever- FAMILY PACK Church of Jasper’s Merry Pastor Jeffrey M. Long at PraySing. Hearts Senior Group 205-275-4318. • Parrish Freewill $ 89 $ 99 meets the first Tuesday FRIDAY, OCT. 5 LB. LB. Baptist Church will have of each month at 10 a.m. • Matthew Ministries 1 3 a 5th Sunday Singing and in the church’s Fellowship Outreach Soup Kitchen 16 OZ. Lunch on Sunday, Sept. Hall. Lunch at noon. at Lifesprings Assembly BONELESS BONELESS 30, with guest singers, • Maranatha Baptist of God located at 2686 BAR S JUMBO Sounds of Praise. Service PORK CHOPS PORK Church at 1701 Barker Alabama Highway 195 N. FAMILY PACK FRANKS starts at 10 a.m. St. in Jasper will have its in Jasper will be giving SIRLOIN • New Beginnings Soup Kitchen open each away canned goods and ROAST Church of God at 795 $ 99 $ 79 $ 19 Tuesday and Wednesday bread each Friday at 11 LB. LB. New Parrish Highway 1 EA. beginning at 11 a.m. each a.m. For more informa- 1 1 in Parrish will host its day. The church will offer tion, call 205-522-5599 or Homecoming service on FOOD CLUB APPLE JUICE a free full-meal to those 205-522-2516. COCA COLA $ Sunday, Sept. 30, begin- 12 PACK 12 OZ.CANS 64 OZ. JUG ...... 2/ 3 in need. SATURDAY, OCT. 6 $ ning at 10 a.m., with fea- ALL VARIETIES ...... • St. Mary’s Episco- • Fairview Church 3/ 11 CHEERIOS, LUCKY CHARMS, tured guest speaker, Bro. pal Church at 801 The Cemetery Committee will HONEY NUT CHEERIOS, OR and Sis. Brian Manasco Trace in Jasper will host remove all old flowers DASANI WATER $ CINNAMON TOAST and guest singers, Grace $ a Caregivers Support from the gravesite on 24 PACK 1/2 LTR. BTLS...... 3/ 10 ...... Multiplied. Hosted by CRUNCH 18-19 OZ. BOX. 3/ 10 Group meeting each Saturday, Oct. 6, for cem- Bro. and Sis. Shedd. Tuesday at 11 a.m. in etery cleaning. For more CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SIMPLY DONE • Hickory Grove the library at the church. information, call Pastor Church of Nazarene on OR CHICKEN BATHROOM TISSUE $ 99 This group is open to the Scott Tucker at 471-5181. 6 MEGA OR 12 DBL. ROLL PKG...... 3 EA. Winston County Road 8 community and is for The cemetery is located NOODLE SOUP ¢ 10 OZ. CAN ...... 88 EA. SIMPLY DONE PAPER TOWELS $ 99 CHIPS AHOY COOKIES 8 ROLL BUNDLE PACK...... 3 EA. WE SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS SELECTED VARIETIES $ MINUTE MAID PURE PREMIUM 7-13 OZ. PKG...... 2/ 5 ORANGE JUICE $ $ AND CHARGE BY THE JOB, NOT BY THE HOUR! ALL VARIETIES, 59 OZ. CTN...... 2/ 5 NATURE’S OWN IDAHO FRENCH FRIES, PERFECTLY HASHBROWNS, OR CRAFTED BREAD $ POTATO PUFFS $ $ ALL VARIETIES, 22 OZ. LOAF ...... 2/ 4 ALL VARIETIES, 28 OZ. BAG...... 2/ 4 UNIVERSAL 5 LB. BAG 3 LB. BAG RUSSET MEDIUM Heating and Cooling POTATOES YELLOW IN BUSINESS SINCE 1981 2/$3 ONIONS 2/$3 (205) 221-4003 • (205) 221-4051 FAX YELLOW OR 1 LB. BAG AVOCADOS 3rd Ave. S. • Jasper, AL (Behind Jasper Post Office) ZUCCHINI BABY SQUASH PEELED $ 19 CARROTS ¢ ¢ We specialize in residential, mobile homes LB. LB. EA. and light commercial HEATING AND COOLING 1 99 79 $ Enjoy year-round comfort with a reliable and D KENTUCKIAN GOLD CAJUN TURKEY ...... 5.39LB. energy-efficient home cooling system $ E KENTUCKIAN GOLD HAM ...... 4.99LB. $ State Bonded Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. DELI FRESH BAKED POTATO SALAD ...... 2.39LB. 8 AM - 4 PM AL Certified #00025, Ref. #52683 L $ s rr TM Wed. 8 AM - 12 PM HOLLEY SWEET’S CAKES 24 OZ...... 4.99EA. Master Plumber/Gas Fitter #01966 I Over 35 Years Experience PICTSWEET VEGETABLES 22-28 OZ. BAG ...... 2/$5 B4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com Man confesses to long-ago affair with best friend’s wife DEAR GARFIELD ABBY: I BY JIM DAVIS found out a month ago that my wife and my best friend had a Dear Abby relation- By Abigail ship 40 Van Buren years ago when we were in our 20s. My friend hinted about it, so I asked BLONDIE him point blank and he confessed. Obviously, if you can’t trust someone, he’s not BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN your friend. My question is, should I ask my wife to tell me what went on or just sweep it under the rug and move forward? Not a day goes by that I don’t wonder what happened to make her stray, or how long the affair went on under my nose. I tried PEANUTS talking to her about it right after I found out, but she started crying, which BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ is one of my weaknesses. I don’t like making folks upset, so I took the blame because I wasn’t a very good husband. We married very young, and I wasn’t ready. So, what do I do? -- HURT AND ANGRY DEAR H AND A: I would love to know your “friend’s” moti- MARVIN vation for hinting so broadly that he’d had BY TOM ARMSTRONG an affair with your wife that you’d ask him point blank. He seems more a troublemaker than a stalwart friend to me. If you have had a happy 40-year marriage, I think you should let it remain so. OK, so neither of you were angels. “Divorce” the “friend” THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME and let it go. By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT DEAR ABBY: I’m 30, one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY married and the only to form four ordinary words. female analyst in an office with 12 men. I love my job OSOEG and I enjoy working here, but it is very hard to prove yourself as a woman in a male-dominated industry. YARNO There is one other woman in my office, a recently divorced administrator I barely know. She’s very open about her online FIDMEF

dating and sex life, and BY JOHN ROSE I am at a loss. I feel it’s extremely inappropriate for her to share detailed TNEITY @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get

information with me in the BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH workplace. I’m also afraid Now arrange the circled letters the guys will hear her and ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as take me less seriously as a All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. professional and equal. I have tried politely chang- “ ” ing the subject, ignoring (Answers tomorrow) her or avoiding her, but Jumbles: VALID CLIMB POLICY SHRILL Yesterday’s nothing seems to work. I Answer: Directing the third-graders’ stage performance don’t want to embarrass was tough and certainly not — CHILD’S PLAY her by telling her flat out

to not discuss her sex life CRANKSHAFT with me, but I’m not sure what else I can do. What HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

would you suggest? & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK -- COVERING MY EARS CELEBRITIES BORN when you should be DEAR COVERING: ON THIS DAY: Chris- focusing on what you are What the woman is tina Milian, 37; Serena trying to achieve. doing can be considered Williams, 37; Jim Cav- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. sexual harassment, and iezel, 50; Olivia New- 22): Problems at home in most sizable busi- ton-John, 70. or with an older friend or nesses -- yours appears Happy Birthday: relative should be han- to be one -- there are Speed up and get things dled with diplomacy. policies in place to done. This is a year of SCORPIO (Oct. 23- protect employees. I progress, but it’s up to Nov. 21): Take precau- HI & LOIS suggest you tell her that you to make that happen. tions if you get involved BY CHANCE BROWN hearing about her sexu- ARIES (March in physical activities. al escapades makes you 21-April 19): Settle Don’t feel obligated to uncomfortable and to down and settle in. keep up with someone please stop. And if she Treat relationships with who may be stronger or doesn’t, discuss it with respect, and be willing better prepared to handle either human resources to discuss how you would a situation that requires or your employer. like to see things unfold. strength. DEAR ABBY: My gen- TAURUS (April 20- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tleman friend and I are May 20): Don’t let the 22-Dec. 21): A change senior citizens who live changes going on around regarding the way you together. We have acquired you disrupt your day. Go earn your living may a dog and cat. I pay for the with the flow, and you come as a surprise. cat’s food, vaccinations and will find a way to navi- Accept the inevitable; litter. He pays for the dog’s gate your way to greater benefits will follow. BABY BLUES food and vaccinations. stability. CAPRICORN (Dec. Last week my boyfriend GEMINI (May 21- 22-Jan. 19): Don’t sweat

accidentally slammed the June 20): Travel plans the small stuff. Retali- SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY door on the cat’s tail. Part will bring you one step ation is a waste of time. of it had to be amputated, closer to a pending prob- How you respond mat- and the bill for surgery, lem you’ve been trying to ters. Do so with dignity, drugs, cone, etc. came close resolve. integrity and persistence. to $400. Neither of us is CANCER (June AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- hurting financially. Who 21-July 22): Emotional Feb. 18): Figure things do you think should foot situations can lead to out for yourself. If you let this bill? poor choices. Before you someone be your leader, -- MOTHER OF FUR get yourself into trouble, you will end up having BABIES you should go over the regrets. DEAR MOTHER: That consequences that will PISCES (Feb. poor kitty! I not only unfold should you decide 19-March 20): Explore think your “gentleman” to be reckless. your options and embrace friend should foot the LEO (July 23-Aug. change. bill, I think he should 22): You need to take a Birthday Baby: You have VOLUNTEERED break. If things aren’t are disciplined, ambi- to do it. If he didn’t, going your way at home tious and proud. shame on him. or at work, visit someone To submit astrological levelheaded who can help questions to the “Dear Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van you see your situation Eugenia” column, visit Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, clearly. Eugenialast.com, or join and was founded by her mother, VIRGO (Aug. 23- Eugenia on Twitter/ Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby Sept. 22): Don’t question Facebook/LinkedIn. at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. what others are doing DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com — B5 Is a hunt the answer when bears start getting bolder?

CANTON, Conn. (AP) averaging about 500 per very comfortable living When alerted to bears consequence. He would found herself and her — Tom Bradley had year. The Maine Depart- close to humans and encroaching on homes, like Connecticut to open a cubs between a neighbor’s grown accustomed to ment of Inland Fisheries not being impressed by the Connecticut environ- hunting season on bears. yard with a barking dog seeing black bears walk and Wildlife said the barking dogs and yelling mental department tries Recent legislation to and another with a child through his Connecticut number of complaints people,” Rego said. to dissuade the animals introduce a bear hunt has playing in it. He alerted neighborhood, but this usually correlates to the Bear encounters are it captures from coming failed in the legislature, the child’s mother, he month he was alarmed to abundance of natural up in some other states, back by “hazing” them, with opposition from ani- said, and she took her find something trying to foods, such as nuts and as well. New York has shooting them with rub- mal rights groups. child back inside the turn a doorknob to enter berries. received 1,282 nuisance ber bullets, bean bags or Some fear that without house. his house. The state uses a popu- bear reports this year, paint balls, and exposing a hunt eventually there “It’s scary,” he said. He used his key fob to lar fall hunting season to such as the animals them to loud noises, Rego will be attacks on hu- “Sooner or later, some set off his car horn, to try to control the growth getting into garbage or said. mans. child, some elderly per- scare away whatever was of the population. But bird feeders, compared But, he said, bears are Bradley said he has son, some dog is going to in his garage. When he Bob Humphrey, a wildlife with 700 a year ago, most often rewarded for already witnessed some walk out between a bear went outside, he saw a biologist and hunter in the state Department of living near people and close calls, such as recent- and her cub and it’s going bear and two cubs that the state, said it might be Environmental Conser- seldom face a negative ly when a mother bear to be a disaster.” had been trying to get time to consider adding vation. Officials believe into his mudroom. a spring hunt, because drought conditions earlier “I think what is hap- the bear population just this summer, which led pening is, the bears are keeps growing. to fewer berries, may be a learning,” Bradley said. New Jersey restarted factor. “It was sort of a step from regulated bear hunting But drought wasn’t going outside to get the in 2003 after nearly three an issue in Connecticut, garbage, to going into the decades without one. But Rego said. A study last garage where the cans this year, Gov. Phil Mur- year by the University of are, and now they are phy barred black bear Connecticut showed the moving into the homes hunting on state-owned bears are actually choos- because they have dis- lands and said the state ing to make their homes covered that is where the will pursue more nonle- near people. food is.” thal methods to manage As the bear population Bears have been en- the population, such as grows, the animals are croaching on humans in better garbage manage- finding perfect living record numbers this year ment policies. conditions in exurban in Connecticut, which Hunt supporters, just areas, where there are has seen increases in the as John Rogalo, the vice plenty of woods but also black bear population like president of the New homes every acre or two, other nearby states and is Jersey State Federation providing access to easy the only that one does not of Sportsmen’s Clubs, food sources, said Tracy allow bear hunting. There say the hunt has worked Rittenhouse, an assistant have been 24 reports to teach bears to avoid professor of wildlife ecolo- of bears breaking into humans and worries that gy at UConn. homes and businesses trend will be reversed if “We have this perfect in Connecticut this year, the hunt is ended. mixture of forest and well above the yearly The Florida Fish and human houses and the average of about six, said Wildlife Conservation bears are moving into Paul Rego, a state wildlife Commission provides these places,” she said. biologist. grants to counties, mostly “It’s not people moving It’s one of several states for bear-resistant trash into where bears occur, that have been grappling containers. Some of that it’s bears moving into with how best to mini- grant money came from where people occur.” mize encounters between fees raised from a 2015 Bears stop by the Steve bears and humans, bear hunt, the only one and Julie Sonlin’s home including discussions the state has held in more in Avon several times a of expanded hunts and than two decade. year and have looked into improved garbage man- In recent months, bears the windows, grabbed a agement systems. in Connecticut’s suburbs bag of birdseed from the Maine has the largest have shredded a car’s garage, even taken a dip black bear population on interior, wandered into a in their hot tub. the East Coast at about liquor store, even woken “They don’t seem to be 36,000 animals, but the residents in their own aggressive,” Steve Sonlin number of nuisance bear bedrooms. said. “But they don’t seem complaints in the state “We have many cases to be afraid. They seem to has held about steady, where bears have become be indifferent.” CLASSIFIED ADRATES

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Walker County, Alabama, said college preferred applications for the following. origin or an intention to make Priced to Sell @ $140,000 property situated, lying and 020 Announcements Danielle Goins •Valid Driver’s License TITLE: Jailer any such preference, limitation or being in the City of Jasper, •Dependable, outgoing, friendly Any citizen of the United States ReMax Elite Walker County, Alabama; the personality may obtain an application from Free Pregnancy Test discrimination.” This newspaper (205)544-1224 coal, iron ore and other minerals •Administrative, bookkeeping, the Walker County Civil Service will not knowingly accept any being excepted. payroll and/or human resources Board Office, 1801 3rd Avenue PREGNANCY & advertising for real estate which Property street address for in- experience preferred S., Jasper, Alabama. RESOURCE CENTER is in violation of the law. 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All duties may not SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF 1BR OR 2BR 12 Acres+/- on Blackwater. be included in any one classifi- REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- 025 Lost & Found Mobile home's & Apartments. 2BR/1.5BA Home The City of dora is an equal cation nor does the list include TIES ENTITLED THERETO. Whites Properties 788 Fourth Street, Nauvoo opportunity drug-free all tasks found in a position of FOUNd: (M) German Shepherd Alabama law gives some per- (205)221-3929 Call Steve (205)388-6066 employer. Applicants are this class. type dog, 1yr. Black w/brown www.stevepaynerealty.com sons who have an interest in markings. In the Curry area. Call subject to drug test and This position is responsible for 3BR/2BA, MH. $500mo. $400 property the right to redeem the (205)300-2820 to ID criminal background check the security of detention center security deposit. $50 security 127 Money To Loan property under certain circum- Applicants should submit inmates, personnel and facilities check fee. Stove, refrigerator, stances. Programs may also application, resume, certifica- JOB dUTIES 040 Service & Repair washer, dryer & water included. AdvANCE-FEE LOANS exist that help persons avoid or tions & salary requirements 1.)Conducts security, inmate Storm Shelter on site. On OR CREdIT OFFERS delay the foreclosure process. to City Hall, welfare checks and outside A CUT ABOvE It's illegal for companies doing An attorney should be consulted TELL TREE SERvICE Hwy.69 North. Curry School 1485 Sharon Boulevard, perimeter District. (205)388-8375. business by phone to promise to help you understand these dora, AL 35062, 2.)Provides clerical support, STUMP GRINDING, you a loan and ask you to pay rights and programs as a part of by NOON October 3, 2018. laundry exchange, commissary BUSH HOGGING 607 18TH Street East. for it before they deliver. For the foreclosure process. Contact 205-648-3211 services, security for activities (205)282-1412 1BR. Efficiency Apt. No Kitchen. more information call toll free 1- This sale is made for the pur- for more information. and work detail Carport parking. $500mo. 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- pose of paying the indebtedness 3.)Searches for contraband dOzER TRACK hoe work, top All Utilities Furnished. ice Message from The Daily secured by said mortgage, as dETAILER NEEdEd. 4.)Responds to mechanical or soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land (205)534-0956 Mountain Eagle Newspaper and well as the expenses of foreclo- Apply in person at Honda of equipment failures, clearing, Ponds built & Trailer the Federal Trade Commission. sure. Jasper 4102 Hwy 78 East disturbances and medical emer- Pads built. ALSO Demolition; RENTAL SpACE available: The successful bidder must ten- Jasper. BC/BS Insurance, paid gencies (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 1700 to 5000 sq ft; 135 Motorcycles der a non-refundable deposit of vacation and 401k. 5.)Participates In training Call (205)483-1000 dUTTON'S LAwN Care & Five Thousand Dollars No phone calls please. programs wE BUy Used ATV’s & Pressure Washing ($5,000.00) in certified funds 6.)Performs other related duties ROOMS FOR RENT in home. Motorcycles. Reasonable Prices. Quality made payable to Sirote & Per- HANdyMAN/RESIdENT MGR. as assigned (205)295-9302. Call Jim (205)483-1000 Work. No Job too large or small. mutt, P.C. at the time and place Free Rent w/approved ref.'s. QUALIFICATIONS Lawn Mowing, Hedge Trimming, of the sale. The balance of the Cordova Manor,which is under Ability to read, write and perform 120 Mobile Homes 140 Transportation Weed-eating, Pressure purchase price must be paid in new ownership. Job Available mathematical calculations at a BOOGER'S TOwING certified funds by noon the next Washing, Leaf Mulching and 1980 14x70 Winston II. $2,500 Now.(949)331-7517 or level commonly associated with We pay CASH business day at the Law Office More! FREE Estimates. or best offer. Must be moved. (559)303-8582 the completion of high school or for junk cars or trucks of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the Call/Text(205)300-4924 (205)275-0069. equivalent. Sufficient experience (205)384-0250 address indicated below. Sirote INSULATION INSTALLERS to understand the basic princi- E.O. STUMp GRINDING & Permutt, P.C. reserves the Needed (205)648-2868 ples relevant to the major duties Eddy Owen (205)544-1320; 122 M.H. wanted 150 Legals right to award the bid to the next of the position, usually associ- highest bidder should the high- FREE Estimates I BUy LEGAL NOTICE JASpER LAw Firm looking for ated with the completion of an est bidder fail to timely tender MOBILE HOMES Carcel & G Construction, LLC Legal Asst./Sec. Mail resume to: apprenticeship/Internship or JOE'S ExCAvATING & the total amount due. (205)282-1409 hereby gives notice of comple- P.O. Box 1887, Jasper 35502 having had a similar position for Hauling. Track-Loader work. The Mortgagee/Transferee re- tion of contract with the State of one to two years Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. serves the right to bid for and 124 Land for Sale Alabama for construction of LABORER NEEdEd, Possession of or ability to read- Storm Shelter Installation purchase the real estate and to Project No. (Day & Night shifts). Vacation. ily obtain a valid drivers license References available. credit its purchase price against 6 ACRES Wooded Property ACOA60968-ATRP(008) Retirement. Paid Holidays. issued by the State of Alabama (205)522-2568 the expenses of sale and the in- For Sale in Jasper. $39,500; Walker County, BC/BS Ins. Exp. not required. for the type of vehicle or equip- debtedness secured by the real (205)471-2158 This notice will appear for four Will train. MUST PASS Drug ment operated KEITH NATION estate. consecutive weeks beginning on Test and Physical. Possession of or ability to read- Building and Remodeling This sale is subject to postpone- 7.6+/- wOOdEd Acres, September 19, 2018 and ending Apply at Jasper ily obtain certification by the Ala- (205)275-9431 ment or cancellation. Old Tom King Road,Nauvoo. on October 10, 2018. All claims Electric 175 Curry Hwy bama Department of Correction Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. succes- MOBILEHOME REpAIR of ALL 6 minutes to city limits. Great should be filed at 31 County Applications accepted sor by merger to Wachovia Kinds!! Woodwork includes: Home-site. $29,500; Road 240, Hanceville, AL. LANE REAdy September 20, 25, 26, 27, and Bank, N.A. successor by merger Decks, Porch Repair and Stairs. Greg All Four RE (205)275-2044 35077 during this period. MIx CONCRETE October 2, 2018 to SouthTrust Bank f/k/a FREE estimates. (205)435-5217 Carcel & G Construction, LLC is now taking applications for Linda Ensor, Chairman I BUy SouthTrust Bank, N.A., *Sept. 19, 26 Oct. 3, 10, 2018 drivers with CDL. LANd & TIMBER Mortgagee/Transferee MONEy pLEdGER Experience not necessary. THE wALKER COUNTy CIvIL (205)282-1412 Ginny Rutledge Hauling & Excavating MORTGAGE drug Testing & SERvICE BOARd is taking SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. (205)471-6432 FORECLOSURE SALE MvR Required. applications for the following: RESTRICTEd BUILdING Lots P. O. Box 55727 Gravel, Red rock, Fill-dirt Default having been made in the Medical Insurance Provided. TITLE: Communications For Sale in Jasper. Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 Topsoil & tree service. payment of the indebtedness (205)387-0236 After 1pM Officer Call (205)471-2158 Attorney for secured by that certain mort- Any citizen of the United States Mortgagee/Transferee MUMMEy LAwN Service. gage executed by Emma Jean LpN pOSITION available may obtain an application from 125 Real Est. Sales www.sirote.com/foreclosures Year Round Lawn Maintenance. Coleman, an unmarried woman, at NWAMHC. Apply at the Walker County Civil Service 440003 FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 originally in favor of SouthTrust nwamhc.com Board Office, 1801 3rd Avenue 364 3Rd Ave. Nauvoo *September 12, 19, 26, 2018 S., Jasper, Alabama. $49,900 Bank, National Association, REd RydER HAULING MASTER LEvEL and Bachelor JOB SUMMARy 3BR/1BA Corner Lot on the 19th day of November, Crushed stone, gravel, sand, Level positions available in our (a brief descriptive paragraph Needs some work 1999, said mortgage recorded in lime, red-rock, topsoil Children Services in Walker describing duties to be per- New Central Air the Office of the Judge of Pro- (205)384-4932 County. Go to nwamhc.com to formed in this classification) Un- Call Tony (205)275-1851 bate of Walker County, Ala- (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. apply. less otherwise indicated as bama, in DML Bk 1657 PG 716; marginal (m). This job classifica- JASpER 3 or 4BR older home. the undersigned Wells Fargo THE REpAIR NINJA MECHANIC & WELDER tion is not Intended to be ex- Busy street. Double garage. Bank, N.A. successor by merger New Construction & needed for minor repairs to haustive and other duties may $98,000; (205)534-0956 to Wachovia Bank, N.A. succes- Home Repair commercial trucks and alu- be assigned. All duties may not sor by merger to SouthTrust www.facebook.com/ TwO HOMES for sale by minum dump trailers. Uniforms be included in anyone classifica- Bank f/k/a SouthTrust Bank, TheRepairNinja owner. (1) 1804 11th Ave.West and tools furnished. Paid Holi- tion nor does the list include all N.A., as Mortgagee/Transferee, (205)300-1001 (behind J&K Lumber) $15,000; days, 40 plus hours per week tasks found in a position of this under and by virtue of the power with overtime. BC/BS insurance. (1) 1009 10th Street, Jasper AL of sale contained in said mort- class. wILL CUT Small and Large (close to Park School) $40,000; (205)674-1651 This position is responsible for gage, will sell at public outcry to Trees out of yards. (205)275-5371 for details the highest bidder for cash, in the dispatching of law enforce- (205)686-7304 (205)522-1569 NOw HIRING!! King Kutter Inc. ment officers In response to front of the main entrance of the King Kutter Inc. in Winfield, AL is emergency and non-emergencv now hiring Welders. This posi- calls. 047 Livestock tion offers competitive, produc- JOB dUTIES tion pay and benefits such as HAy FOR Sale. Round and 1.)Receives and provides Square bales. (205)300-4481. insurance, holiday pay and va- emergency and non-emergency Daily Mountain Eagle cation time. Apply in person at information to Deputies 305 Commerce Drive Winfield, 2.)Monitors radio traffic 095 Merchandise AL 35594. A high school 3.)Checks law enforcement diploma or GED is required. agency records for warrants, SService Seerrvviiccee DDirectoryDiirreeccttoorryy Must be able to pass Drug researches driver's license infor- ******* Screening for employment. mation, vehicle tag and registra- For more information call pURE LOCAL tion information HONEy FOR SALE (205)487-3202 or email 4.)Monitors, updates and [email protected]. $10.00 A pINT researches NCIC and ACJIC CALL (205)275-8276 data bases ******* OIL CHANGER NEEDED. 5.)Performs other related duties FULL-TIME POSITION WITH as assigned HEALTH INS, 401K AND PAID QUALIFICATIONS 3.5 TON Trane Heat Pump. VACATION. MUST APPLY IN Ability to read, write and perform Excellent working condition; PERSON AT mathematical calculations at a $1,950 OBO. (205)471-2750 HONDA OF JASPER level commonly associated with (205)387-2572. 4102 HWY.78 EAST, JASPER. the completion of high school or NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. equivalent. Sufficient experience pINE STRAw (Round Bales) to understand the basic princi- $6.00 per bale,delivered. pOSITIONS AvAILABLE ples relevant to the major duties 10 bales minimum. in Mental Health field. Apply of the position, usually associ- (205)388-2717 (205)522-7153. www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP ated with the completion of an apprenticeship/Internship or DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com – B7

150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals ALASCAN MORTGAGE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT be barred. the Probate Court of Walker PUBLIC NOTICE development opportunity. FORECLOSURE SALE TO BE PUBLISHED Martin M. Mendoza a/k/a County, notice is hereby given FILING OF PERMIT Mickey Fowler ALSL466, (866) Default having been made in the BY EXECUTRIX Martin Mendoza Moreno that all persons having claims RENEWAL APPLICATION 293-0157 or www.fowlerauc- payment of the indebtedness IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Executor against said estate are hereby In accordance with the provision tion.com. secured by that certain mort- WALKER COUNTY, Blake A. Payne, Esq. required to present the same of Act No. 81-435 of the State of gage executed by Terry L. ALABAMA Attorney at Law within time allowed by law or the Alabama and the regulations SERVICES Phillips, an unmarried person, THE ESTATE OF Jasper, Alabama same will be barred. promulgated under this act, WANT YOUR ad to be seen in originally in favor of Compass PERRY E. MYERS A/K/A *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2018 ANN SIMMONS and Cedar Lake Mining, Inc., 9865 120 newspapers statewide? Bank, on the 28th day of June, PERRY EDD MYERS, JOSEPH F. SHERER, III Hwy 269, Parrish, AL 35580, Place your ad in our Classified 2002, said mortgage recorded in DECEASED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Personal Representatives hereby gives notice that it has Network for just $210 per week! the Office of the Judge of Pro- CASE NO. PC2018-121 TO BE PUBLISHED Jeff Donaldson, filed an application to renew Make one call to this newspa- bate of Walker County, Ala- Letters Testamentary BY EXECUTRIX Attorney at Law surface mine permit per (a participating ALA-SCAN bama, in DML 1782 Page 401; Of said deceased having been IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Jasper, Alabama Little Spring Creek East Mine, member) or call 1-800-264- Loan Modification Agreement in granted to the undersigned on WALKER COUNTY, *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 P-3968-64-18-S. Access to the 7043 to find out how easy it is DML Book 2343 Page 186; the September 4, 2018, by the Hon- ALABAMA mine is as follows: to advertise statewide! undersigned Compass Bank, as orable Rick Allison, Judge of the THE ESTATE OF NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT From the town of Curry, take Mortgagee/Transferee, under Probate Court of Walker County, Juanita Naramore Meeks TO BE PUBLISHED State Highway 257 South 2.8 INSURANCE and by virtue of the power of notice is hereby given that all a/k/a Juanita A. Meeks, BY CO-EXECUTORS miles, turn right on Macedonia COMPARE MEDICARE Sup- sale contained in said mortgage, persons having claims against DECEASED IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Loop Road, go 0.4 miles and plement Plans and Save! Ex- will sell at public outcry to the said estate are hereby required CASE NO. PC2018-183 WALKER COUNTY, turn right on Country Club Road, plore Top Medicare Supplement highest bidder for cash, in front to present the same within time Letters Testamentary ALABAMA then turn immediately right on Insurance Plans For Free! Get of the main entrance of the allowed by law or the same will Of said deceased having been THE ESTATE OF Bird Farm Road. Site is 1.5 covered and Save! Call 1-866- Courthouse at Jasper, Walker be barred. granted to the undersigned on Sue Murray Galloway Riggins miles on the left. 697-0551 County, Alabama, on October MARY G. MYERS A/K/A September 5, 2018, by the Hon- a/k/a Sue Galloway Riggins, SE/NE, SW/NE, NE/SE, GUARANTEED LIFE Insur- 12, 2018, during the legal hours MARY MYERS orable Rick Allison, Judge of the DECEASED NW/SE, NE/SW, SE/SE, ance! (Ages 50 to 80). No med- of sale, all of its right, title, and Browder & Welborn, LLC Probate Court of Walker County, CASE NO. PC2018-221 SW/SE, SE/SW and the SE/NW ical exam. Affordable premiums interest in and to the following Tuscaloosa, Alabama of Section 34, Township 12 notice is hereby given that all Letters Testamentary never increase. Benefits never described real estate, situated in *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2018 South, Range 7 West; NW/SW persons having claims against Of said deceased having been decrease. Policy will only be Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: and the SW/SW of Section 35, said estate are hereby required granted to the undersigned on cancelled for non-payment. 1- A parcel of land located in the NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Township 12 South, Range 7 to present the same within time September 19, 2018, by the 844-601-5927 SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section TO BE PUBLISHED West; NW/NW, SE/NW and the allowed by law or the same will Honorable Rick Allison, Judge of LOWEST PRICES on Health 21, Township 14 South, Range 5 BY EXECUTOR SW/NW of Section 2, Township be barred. the Probate Court of Walker Insurance. We have the best West, Walker County, Alabama, IN THE PROBATE COURT OF 13 South, Range 7 West; CINDY K. DAILEY County, notice is hereby given rates from top companies! See being more particularly de- WALKER COUNTY, EXECUTRIX that all persons having claims NE/NE, NW/NE, NE/NW, scribed as follows: ALABAMA SE/NE, SW/NE, SE/NW, how much you can save, CALL Burgett Law Firm against said estate are hereby NOW! 1-844-335-8693. Commence at the Southwest THE ESTATE OF Jasper, Alabama required to present the same NE/SE, NW/SE and the SE/SE corner of said forty; thence SUZANNE MOBLEY *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2018 within time allowed by law or the of Section 3, Township 13 North 88 degrees, 15 minutes, GISSENDANER, South, Range 7 West; all in HELP WANTED-DRIVERS same will be barred. CLASS A CDL Drivers. Birming- 30 seconds East along the DECEASED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Matthew Paul Riggins and Walker County, Alabama. South forty line a distance of CASE NO. PC2018-177 A copy of the permit application ham Company. Immediate TO BE PUBLISHED Pamela Sue Riggins Callahan Openings. Good Pay .43 to 145.46 feet to the Point of Be- Letters Testamentary BY PERSONAL Co-Executors is available for public inspection ginning; thence North 02 de- Of said deceased having been and review on the Alabama Sur- start, pay .45 per mile after 6 REPRESENTATIVE Emily Donaldson months. Benefits. Send resume grees, 00 minutes, 00 seconds granted to the undersigned on IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Attorney at Law face Mining Commission web- West a distance of 317.96 feet September 6, 2018, by the Hon- site recruiting@churchtransporta- WALKER COUNTY, Jasper, Alabama tion.net or call Rodney at 1- to intersect with the South right orable Rick Allison, Judge of the ALABAMA *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 http://surface- of way of the Dilworth Bend Probate Court of Walker County, mining.alabama.gov. A copy of 866- 301-4800. THE ESTATE OF FLEET OWNERS! 25-40+ Road; thence North 59 degrees, notice is hereby given that all Barbara Louise Peterson, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT the permit application is also 49 minutes, 30 seconds East persons having claims against available for public inspection Trucks? We supply trailers. You DECEASED TO BE PUBLISHED supply trucks and drivers. along said right of way a dis- said estate are hereby required CASE NO. PC2018-199 and review at the office of the BY PERSONAL Power Only application. tance of 300.00 feet; thence to present the same within time Letters of Administration Alabama Surface Mining Com- REPRESENTATIVE Huntsville area. We have the South 02 degrees, 00 minutes, allowed by law or the same will Of said deceased having been IN THE PROBATE COURT OF mission located on the second work! Call Steve at 1-219-427- 00 seconds East a distance of be barred. granted to the undersigned on WALKER COUNTY, floor of the Pinnacle Bank Build- 4131 460.80 feet to intersect with the Douglas Mack Gissendaner September 14, 2018, by the ALABAMA ing at 1811 2nd Avenue, Jasper, South forty line; thence South Executor Honorable Rick Allison, Judge of THE ESTATE OF Alabama 35501. Written com- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 88 degrees, 15 minutes, 30 sec- Donna Wesson Smalley, P.C. the Probate Court of Walker DOROTHY JEAN MILLER, ments, objections, request for HAVE AN Idea for an inven- onds West along the South forty Attorney at Law County, notice is hereby given DECEASED public hearing or request for in- tion/new product? We help line a distance of 264.46 feet to Jasper, Alabama that all persons having claims CASE NO. PC2018-161 formal conferences concerning everyday inventors try to patent the Point of Beginning. *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2018 against said estate are hereby Letters of Administration this permit should be sent to the Property street address for in- required to present the same Of said deceased having been Alabama Surface Mining Com- and submit their ideas to com- formational purposes: 983 Dil- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT within time allowed by law or the granted to the undersigned on mission, P.O. Box 2390, Jasper, panies! Call InventHelp, Free worth Bend Road, Empire, AL TO BE PUBLISHED same will be barred. September 20, 2018, by the Alabama 35502-2390, no later Information! 1-877-353-1293 35063 BY CO-EXECUTORS PAMELA SUE RUSSELL Honorable Rick Allison, Judge of than 30 days from the last date WANTED TO BUY THIS PROPERTY WILL BE IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Personal Representative the Probate Court of Walker of publication of this notice. FREON R12 wanted: Certified SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE WALKER COUNTY, Hornsby & Hornsby County, notice is hereby given *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 buyer will pay cash for R12 IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- ALABAMA Attorneys at Law that all persons having claims cylinders or cases of cans. 1- RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- THE ESTATE OF 312-291-9169; www.refriger- Birmingham, Alabama against said estate are hereby ALASCAN PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO Barbara Bankhead Oliver *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 required to present the same antfinders.com a/k/a Barbara B. Oliver, TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- within time allowed by law or the AUCTIONS DECEASED MENT AND WILL BE SOLD NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT same will be barred. ABSOLUTE AUCTION- 209+/- FOR SALE CASE NO. PC2018-209 SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF TO BE PUBLISHED MYRA FIELDS acres on Lake Logan Martin, in- CHURCH FURNITURE: Does Letters Testamentary REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- BY PERSONAL Personal Representative cluding 1000 + / - ft. waterfront. your church need pews, pulpit Of said deceased having been TIES ENTITLED THERETO. REPRESENTATIVE Wilson & Wilson October 10, 1:00 pm. Maps, de- set, baptistery, steeple, win- Alabama law gives some per- granted to the undersigned on IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Attorneys and Counselors, P.C. tails gtauctions.com, dows? Big Sale on new cush- sons who have an interest in September 6, 2018, by the Hon- WALKER COUNTY, Jasper, Alabama 205.326.0833, Granger, Tha- ioned pews and pew chairs. property the right to redeem the orable Rick Allison, Judge of the ALABAMA *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 gard & Associate, Inc., Jack G 1-800-231-8360. property under certain circum- Probate Court of Walker County, THE ESTATE OF Granger #873 www.pews1.com. stances. Programs may also notice is hereby given that all ARLENE BORDEN, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AUCTION-AUBURN, AL, luxuri- MISCELLANEOUS exist that help persons avoid or persons having claims against DECEASED TO BE PUBLISHED ous 5,914+/- sq. ft. updated DONATE YOUR Car to Charity. delay the foreclosure process. said estate are hereby required CASE NO. PC2018-212 BY PERSONAL home, lake, guesthouse, 2230 Receive maximum value of An attorney should be consulted to present the same within time Letters of Administration REPRESENTATIVE write off for your taxes. Running to help you understand these allowed by law or the same will Estate Drive in exclusive Hick- Of said deceased having been IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ory or not! All conditions accepted. rights and programs as a part of be barred. granted to the undersigned on WALKER COUNTY, Free pickup. Call for details. 1- the foreclosure process. John T. Oliver, III and Hills. gtauctions.com. 205 September 7, 2018, by the Hon- ALABAMA 326.0833, Granger, Thagard & 844-810-1257 This sale is made for the pur- William Bankhead Oliver orable Rick Allison, Judge of the THE ESTATE OF pose of paying the indebtedness Co-Executors Associates, Inc, Jack F Probate Court of Walker County, MIRIAM FARRIS, Granger, #873 MEDICAL secured by said mortgage, as Bradley Arant Boult notice is hereby given that all DECEASED A PLACE For Mom has helped well as the expenses of foreclo- Cummings, LLP BID YOUR Price October 6th persons having claims against CASE NO. PC2018-218 Sardis City, AL. 107± Acre over a million families find sen- sure. Birmingham, Alabama said estate are hereby required Letters of Administration ior living. Our trusted, local ad- The successful bidder must ten- *Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 2018 Country Estate for Sale. Most to present the same within time Of said deceased having been tracts selling with no minimum visors help find solutions to der a non-refundable deposit of allowed by law or the same will granted to the undersigned on your unique needs at no cost to Five Thousand Dollars NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT bid. www.TargetAuction.com. be barred. September 18, 2018, by the DJacobs ALAU#5060 you. Call 1-855-398-9908. ($5,000.00) in certified funds TO BE PUBLISHED JOE MCKINLEY BORDEN Honorable Rick Allison, Judge of Real Estate Auction: 89 Acres± made payable to Sirote & Per- BY EXECUTOR Personal Representative the Probate Court of Walker in tracts inside Athens, Ala- mutt, P.C. at the time and place IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Marsh, Rickard & Bryan, P.C. County, notice is hereby given bama city limits. Thursday, Oc- of the sale. The balance of the WALKER COUNTY, Attorneys at Law that all persons having claims tober 4th. Prime residential purchase price must be paid in ALABAMA Birmingham, AL against said estate are hereby certified funds by noon the next THE ESTATE OF *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 required to present the same business day at the Law Office CYNTHIA ANN MENDOZA, within time allowed by law or the of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the DECEASED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT same will be barred. address indicated below. Sirote CASE NO. PC2018-137 TO BE PUBLISHED LEE FARRIS STEPHENS & Permutt, P.C. reserves the Letters Testamentary BY PERSONAL Personal Representative right to award the bid to the next Of said deceased having been REPRESENTATIVES Maddox, Thornley & Sanders highest bidder should the high- granted to the undersigned on IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Attorneys at Law est bidder fail to timely tender September 4, 2018, by the Hon- WALKER COUNTY, Jasper, Alabama the total amount due. orable Rick Allison, Judge of the ALABAMA *Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 2018 The Mortgagee/Transferee re- Probate Court of Walker County, THE ESTATE OF serves the right to bid for and notice is hereby given that all STEVEN ROSCOE SHERER, purchase the real estate and to persons having claims against DECEASED credit its purchase price against said estate are hereby required CASE NO. PC2018-222 the expenses of sale and the in- to present the same within time Letters of Administration debtedness secured by the real allowed by law or the same will Of said deceased having been estate. granted to the undersigned on This sale is subject to postpone- September 18, 2018, by the ment or cancellation. Honorable Rick Allison, Judge of Compass Bank, Mortgagee/Transferee Rebecca Redmond SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. P. O. Box 55727 Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 BBILLILL & SSON O N ’S S SSUP UP PEPERPERMAR ERM RMA MA RRKRKERKETKKET Attorney for 16 Oz. Mortgagee/Transferee “Our Family Serving YYourour Family FOR FourFou Generations” TMEA oplaitYoplait www.sirote.com/foreclosures USDA 2/3.00 274456 3.69 D GoGurt *September 12, 19, 26, 2018 Boneless Beef b.Lb. Chuck Roast A 14.14.1 Oz. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Aztecazteca Super 1.29 TO BE PUBLISHED USDA I ortillasTortillas a.E BY CO-EXECUTORS IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Familyy Pack 3.93.99 R 45 Oz. WALKER COUNTY, ChChuck k SSteak k b.Lb. Y Sunnyland ALABAMA Margarine 1.69 THE ESTATE OF USDA a.E Thomas Russell Simmons, II sCook’ 1.29 Spread a/k/a Thomas R. Simmons, II Shank b.Lb. DECEASED 20-32 Oz. CASE NO. PC2018-210 Portion Ham 2.79 Letters Testamentary Ore Ida a.E Of said deceased having been 12 Oz. F French Fries or granted to the undersigned on Hormel Hashbrowns September 5, 2018, by the Hon- 2/3.00 Prices Effective Wednesday,Wednesdaydayy, September 26th thru TTuesdayTuesday,uesdayyy,, October 2nd 2018 Carbon Hill, AL • Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7:30am-7pm • Sun. 11am-5pm orable Rick Allison, Judge of the Little Sizzlers R 21 Oz. “All VVarieties”arieties” “GREAATT FOR GAME DA YY!” Probate Court of Walker County, 24 Pack Fresh 15-23 Oz. 12 Oz. 10 Lb. Bag O Birdseye notice is hereby given that all USDA 3.49 persons having claims against 2.34 Lb. Pkg. 1/2 Ltr. Btls. geLar Red Baron Kraft VVoilao Mealsoila a.E said estate are hereby required DQÀDXT$ Pizza Fryery Leg Z -SBar 3.99 omatoesTomatoes American Gallon to present the same within time a.Ea. WWaterater Cheese QuartersQ allowed by law or the same will Corn Dogs E K6 HQÀUXK be barred. Singles 4.99 2 Pack N Ice Cream or a.E Mary Simmons Evans, ¢ Lee Douglass Russell Mama Rosa 3/10.00 79 b.L 3.49 a.E 2/5.00 4.99 a.E ogurtYogurt Simmons, 14” Pepperoni 3.99 and Oakworth Capital Bank a.Ea. 2 Ltr. Btls. Pepsi Products MIX OR MAATCHTCH ...... 4/5.00 a/k/a Oakworth Capital One PizzaPi Jumbo ¢ 2/3.00 CO-EXECUTORS 10 Oz. Can “All Varieties”a RotelRotel Diced Tomatoes ...... 9999 Ea. Cantaloupes Attorney Bruce A. Rawls 2 Lb. Pkg. P 15 Oz. Can ¢ Ea. Birmingham, Alabama Topp Chick 5.99 Hunts Manwich ...... 99 a.Ea. R 14 Oz. Pkg. *September 12, 19, 26, 2018 ChiChicken k 12 Roll Pkg. Fioria Double Roll Bathroom issueTissue ...... 3.99 Ea. O Fresh Express ¢ endersT 22.6 Oz. Can Folgers Classic Cofffeefee ...... 5.99 Ea. 3 Color 89 D a.E ¢ Deli Slaw 10.8 Oz. Campbell’s Chicken Noodle or Tomato Soup ... 99 Ea. U 15 Oz. Can VVanan Camp Pork & BeansBeans...... 2/1.19 1 Lb. Bag While Supplies Last • No Rain Checks C No Sales to Dealers 24 Quart Red DiamondDiamond Tea ...... 1.69 ...... Ea. Peeled ¢ Most Credit Cards Accepted E Babyaby Carrots 99 WWee Gladly Accept 11.2-12 Oz. Quaker Instant Grits...... Grits ...... 2/3.00 a.E WIC VVouchersouchers & EBT Cards B8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Sept. 26, 2018 www.mountaineagle.com

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