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AUG. 16, 2016 JASPER, ALABAMA — TUESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS ALABAMA LEGISLATURE INSIDE BRIEFS Election Lawmakers begin special session on state lottery testing set On Thursday at MONTGOMERY (AP) — Ala- Mac McCutcheon, a Republican gator with the Huntsville police bama lawmakers on Monday from Capshaw, as the new speaker department, did not name Hub- 1:30 p.m., the city opened a special session focused on a 68-28 vote. McCutcheon re- bard but promised a break with of Carbon Hill cor- on a state lottery and Medicaid places ousted Speaker Mike Hub- the strong-armed leadership style dially invites its' citi- funding with the election of a new bard who was automatically of the past and said he would zens, candidates, speaker in the House of Represen- removed from office in June after work to regain trust. tatives. being convicted on ethics charges. media and general House members elected Rep. McCutcheon, a retired investi- See LEGISLATURE, A11 public to view the testing of the electronic vote counting BACK TO SCHOOL 2016 Inside today’s Eagle machines and the you will find our special AutoMARK Voter tabloid dedicated to next machine being used Tuesday’s municipal in the Aug. 23 mu- elections in Walker nicipal election. County. Included is The testing will be sample ballots of all held at the Carbon municipalities in Walker Hill Community County and candidates Center at 220 NW seeking office. 2nd Street in Car- bon Hill. For all questions WALKER COUNTY concerning this COMMISSION event, call election official Janice Pend- ley at (205) 924- CH mayor 9961. discusses The City of Dora will test electronic gaming with vote counting machines and Au- commission toMARK voter machines on Thurs- By JENNIFER COHRON day at noon at Dora Daily Mountain Eagle City Hall. Carbon Hill Mayor Mark Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith The test is open to Chambers told members of A Parrish Elementary School student practices her coloring skills on the first day back to the Walker County Commis- the public. sion on Monday that he was school on Monday. caught off The Town of guard by the Sipsey will test its raid that shut down several electronic vote electronic counting machines gaming busi- Thursday, Aug. 18 Ready to ace the year nesses in his at 8 a.m. at the city last week. Sipsey Community “I was Students in Walker County schools head back to class under the un- Center. derstanding By NICOLE SMITH that there Daily Mountain Eagle was an expert Sheriff Jim coming in, Underwood DEATHS Students in the Walker County and we would Billie Fay Corbin, 74, Schools system returned to class be afforded an opportunity to Carbon Hill on Monday, and enrollment is re- make adjustments on the ma- Jeffrey Scott Kimbrell, 50, ported to be up in many schools. chines if they were illegal,” Jasper Bankhead Middle School Princi- Chambers said. Georgia Mae Francis pal Amber Freeman said their en- The Carbon Hill City Coun- Guthrie Smith, 91, Jasper rollment has spiked by more than cil approved a bingo ordinance Thomas Earl Olive, Jr., 90, in August 2015 that was re- Parrish 30 students. Betty J. Price Leiter, 81, “Things went awesome today. scinded in February in favor of Jasper We have not had any issues. ... an ordinance from 2007. Everyone was ready to go,” Free- While the businesses were Full obituaries / A2 man said. in operation, the city collected Carbon Hill Elementary has $18,900 in revenue from also seen an enrollment increase, them, according to Chambers. WEATHER and the school welcomed its first He said city leaders ex- Pre-K students this year. pected to use the gaming pro- “That’s really exciting for us,” ceeds to help pay for three High Low Principal Tanya Guin said of the new police vehicles that the younger students joining the council agreed to lease in Jan- 91 71 school. “We’ve had a great day.” uary. In the community of Curry, stu- Daily Mountain Eagle - Nicole Smith He added that some of the 5-day forecast / A2 Students at Oakman Elementary/Middle School enjoy lunch with business owners also recently See SCHOOL, A11 offered to donate $50 per ma- their classmates on the first day back to school on Monday. chine each month to support INDEX the city’s fire department, cemetery committee, Little Cashword...... A6 League and parks and recre- Classifieds...... A10 ation board. Comics...... A5 After the meeting, Cham- Dear Abby...... A5 bers said he had previously Horoscope...... A5 reached out to Sheriff Jim Un- Opinion...... A4 derwood with concerns about Sports...... A8 the legal issues surrounding electronic gaming. One section, 12 pages “I said, ‘We don’t have the training or the knowledge on Check these machines to determine out our if they’re legal or not.’ He told Facebook me, ‘Let the machines run page at until I shut them down.’ He Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle said it’s his job to police it and when he got the information and an expert came down, he would police it. I guess that’s what he did. I have no problem with that,” Chambers said. However, he added that he had expected to be able to Daily Mountain Eagle - Jennifer Cohron speak with the expert and Students at Cordova Elementary School await the start of the new school year. See COMMISSION, A11

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Billie Fay Corbin Thomas Earl Olive Jr. ;; !! & & Billie Fay Corbin, 74, of Carbon Hill, went to be with Thomas Earl Olive Jr., 90, of Parrish, passed away on #:22:# #::# #:##:# #::# #::# the Lord on Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, at Walker Rehab of Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, at his resi- Carbon Hill. dence. A memorial service will be held on Visitation will be held on Wednes- Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016, at 5 p.m. at day, Aug. 17, 2016, from 1 to 2 p.m. at $%&'%%'&%$ $%&'%%'&%$ % ((&'))'&(( (*&'))'&*( ('&'))'&'( Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. Burial Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, with % 9 9 % 8 8 81 18 9 ( (9 !! 9 ( (9 !! will take place at Oak Hill Cemetery. funeral services following at 2 p.m. !1 1! 9 ( (9 ! ! / "9 ( (9" / !! ! # # ! ! // //! ! 1 ! 1! ! // # ! # #//! 1 ! ! ! 1 # 1 1# # Tyler Keen will officiate. Burial will be held at Walker Memory / "9 ( (9" / ! 1 ! 1 ! 1 1 1 ! ! 1 1 9 91 ! 1 9 91! Corbin died peacefully, surrounded Gardens. Jeff Allred and Hal Miller &9 ; ;9& 99 1 9 91 by her family. She was employed by will officiate. , /!9 9!/ , Esquire Beauty Salon for many years. Olive was a United States Navy + ,*,%--%,*, + + ,*,%--%,*, + + ,*,%..%,*, + + ,*,%//%,*, + + ,*,%%,*, + She had a love for people and her veteran and served from 1944 to + ,',....,', + + ,',.--.,', + + ,',.%%.,', + + ,',.)).,', + + ,',-$$-,', + clients enjoyed her vivacious person- 1946. ality. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas E. Corbin was preceded in death by her sons, Terrell Olive Sr.; mother, Addie Louise Sides; and son, Robert Martin and Rusty Martin; parents, Lucian Corbin and N. “Bobby” Olive. > ( ) Nan Corbin; and brother, John “Red” Corbin. He is survived by his wife, Verna Louise Olive; chil- : She is survived by her children, Teresa Brown (Mal- dren, Ray Olive (Barbara), Tom Olive (Darla), Danny colm) and Tonya Martin; grandchildren, Ashleigh Grove Olive (Carol), Denny Olive (Gail), Steve Olive (Rhonda) (Jesse), Joshua Green (Jennifer), Amanda Martin and and Deb Olive; 16 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchil- > Chase Martin; seven great-grandchildren; and sister, dren; and seven great-great-granchildren. ! : Mildred Corbin Barton. You may register online at www.kilgoregreenfuneral- In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be home.com. made to your favorite charity or Alzheimer’s Foundation 322 Eight Ave. 7th Floor, New York, NY 10001. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 ? You may register online at www.kilgoregreenfuneral- : home.com. Betty J. Price Leiter Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 Betty J. Price Leiter, 81, of Jasper, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, at her resi- > " dence. ##: Jeffrey Scott Kimbrell A graveside service will be held today, August 16, Jeffrey Scott Kimbrell, 50, of Jasper, passed away on 2016, at 1 p.m. at Carbon Hill Memorial Gardens. Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, at his residence. Brother Tony German will be officiating the service. Graveside services will be held today, Aug. 16, 2016, Leiter was preceded in death by her parents, Lorene %% , ,, at 11 a.m. at Liberty Church of Christ. Mike Lollar will and Andrew Price; brother, James Price; and sister, ## officiate. Marie Oden. " # " ### % % % % Kimbrell was preceded in death by his grandparents, She is survived by her children, Glenda Cook and her !! -!) - )! Wash Hembree, Maude Hembree, John Henry Kimbrell husband, Alan, Steve Cook and his wife, Loretta, Jill ! ! ./ +.+ / and Corda Kimbrell. Cox and her husband, Steve; granchildren, Jarrad Cox, "" .0+.#+0 ### He is survived by his mother, Mittie Kimbrell of Brandon Davis and his wife, Brooke, Jessica Bryant and ## , #, ,, $$% % ## %#% ### Jasper; father, Marion Ray Kimbrell of Jasper; sister, her husband, Rick, Tenille Prichett and her husband, $$ !! ## % "" % Janice Ergle of Jasper; and a host of nieces, nephews Gary, and Stephen Cox and his wife, Nicole; five great- &&%% % % and cousins. grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews and other '' !) )! # # ( ) ( ) % % relatives and dear friends. *%++% #### // Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 A special thanks to Walk of Faith Church in Townley *%+) )+% # # %% % % for all the food, phone calls and prayers. It is greatly ap- preciated. Georgia Mae Francis # ## Wilson Brothers Funeral Home, ## / / #2 #2 2 Guthrie Smith Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 ! %% ! !11! --1 4+ +41 ## $#$ # % % #! ! ## # #22 Georgia Mae Francis Guthrie Smith, 91, of Jasper, $$)) ,, &% % % %& 2, 2, , passed away on Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, at her residence. (#( #2 2 #2#2 2 33 # #2 2 # 3 3 # % % The family will receive friends on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016, at 11 a.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Fu- Obituary policy neral services will be Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2016, at 1 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Oak The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes obit- Hill Cemetery. Todd Hunter and Adam Brewer will offi- uaries for a minimum $40 charge for a stan- ciate. dard obituary. The standard obituary Smith was preceded in death by her father, William ## ,, / / includes the deceased’s complete name, age, Cleveland Guthrie; mother, Lillie Belle Kitchens occupation, date, cause and place of death, Guthrie; husband, Shirley I. Smith; five brothers and !" # # "! time and place of services and survivors. Pho- two sisters. tographs of the deceased are welcome, but ;; !! & & She is survived by her daughter, Janice Mae Smith not required. #:22:# #::# #:##:# #::# #::# Pike (Tommy); son, Conard Cleveland Smith (Betty If the obituary exceeds standard space, ad- 22 Russell Smith); sisters, Willodean Boyle and Alice Faye ditional charges may be incurred. 6 ( 6 ( ! 6 ( ( 6 ! 6 ( 6! ( ! ( ( ! ( ( ! Alred; special grandson, David Sortino; grandchildren, Information must be received from the fu- ! 56 " %7 1 ! 65! ! 17%" Jeffrey Smith, Christopher Lee and Jonathan Lee; and neral home handling the arrangements and ! ! ! 56 !1 1!65! ! ! !65! ! ! 8 8 8 + / % 9 + 9 % / + great-grandchildren, Carson, Austin and Jacob. services. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 <2 ' = ='2<

NYC man at center of school Police chief surprised by violence after fatal shooting desegregation lawsuit dies at 75 MILWAUKEE (AP) — COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Harry Briggs Jr., who as a Following a night of vio- young boy was at the center of a lawsuit that culminated lence that left half a dozen with the U.S. Supreme Court outlawing segregated pub- businesses in flames, the lic schools, has died. He was 75. Milwaukee police chief ex- Briggs died Aug. 9 at his home in New York City, ac- pressed surprise at the cording to Samuels Funeral Home in Manning, South level of unrest that erupted Carolina. A funeral is scheduled for Friday in a commu- after the fatal shooting of a nity center that formerly housed the school attended by black man by a black offi- Briggs, several younger siblings, and many of the other cer. students involved in the lawsuit. “This was, quite frankly, Briggs’ parents, Harry and Eliza Briggs, were the first unanticipated,” Chief Ed- two of more than 100 signers of a 1949 petition seeking ward Flynn said Monday, equal treatment for black students in Clarendon County. two days after the worst of Harry Jr. — then just 8 years old — was the third. The the rioting hit the Sher- petition said black children were forced to attend schools man Park neighborhood on that lacked adequate heat, lighting and running water. the city’s economically de- Briggs’ youngest sibling, Nathaniel Briggs, said Mon- pressed and largely black day that his parents and many others in the community north side. sacrificed greatly to stand up for what was right. The chief’s statement “They banded together to correct the injustice of un- raised questions about equal education,” said the 68-year-old of Teaneck, New whether authorities could Jersey. “Lots of people paid the price in reprisals.” have taken steps to curb AP Photo The case began in 1947 with black parents seeking a the violence, perhaps by bus for their children, who were walking up to 9 miles to sharing details of the Police move in on a group of protesters throwing rocks at them in Milwaukee school each way. Briggs Jr. was among those who walked shooting earlier, including Sunday. Police said one person was shot at a Milwaukee protest on Sunday as white students traveled the same road in buses. the officer’s race or footage “They had school buses and we had nothing,” he told from his body camera. evening and officers used an armored vehicle to retrieve the injured victim The Associated Press in 2002. Briggs is portrayed in the Randolph McLaughlin, a during a second night of unrest over the police shooting of a black man, but 1991 movie “Separate But Equal,” as a young boy walk- Pace University law pro- there was no repeat of widespread destruction of property. ing down a road with a passing bus throwing dust in his fessor and a civil rights at- face. torney, questioned how officer’s race sooner for fear urday afternoon when po- that Smith was shot in the Milwaukee leaders could it would identify him. lice stopped a rental car back. have expected the streets Remy Cross, a criminolo- that was driving suspi- The body-camera footage VOLUME 55 NUMBER 94 to stay quiet on Saturday gist at Webster University ciously, Flynn said. Sylville has not been released. It’s night given the national in St. Louis, said the offi- Smith bolted from the car in the custody of the state debate about law enforce- cer’s race probably does not with a gun, leading an offi- Justice Department, which ment and race. matter to many people in cer on a short foot chase is leading the investigation Daily Mountain Eagle “For a mayor to say the community. before the officer shot the into the shooting. - Main Office - everything’s fine (and) we “They see the institution 23-year-old. Police said the Flynn activated the de- 1301 E. Viking Drive Member just killed somebody, that’s as racist, not the individ- man was fleeing a traffic partment’s 150-member Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau turning a blind eye to his ual,” Cross said. “Once you stop, but released few crowd-control team on of Circulations Phone (205) 221-2840 town,” McLaughlin said. put on the uniform, you’re other details. Sunday night, and Gov. Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday He said Mayor Tom Bar- blue, and blue sees black as The violence erupted Scott Walker put the Na- Closed Saturday & Sunday rett should have reached bad.” later that evening. tional Guard on standby if out to residents and com- Flynn said it was “an During a news confer- needed. Hundreds of peo- Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain munity leaders and asked, error in narrative to as- ence around midnight call- ple gathered near the Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL “What do we need to do to sume” that because police ing for calm, Barrett said scene of the shooting that 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: make sure your commu- shot someone that the people were gathering at evening, but remained 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily Mountain Eagle, 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to nity is safe?” McLaughlin shooting will be controver- the scene when he left at 5 peaceful. Most of them subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, said. “He needs to stay on sial “so let’s have a riot.” p.m. Saturday, but they eventually dispersed. AL, and additional mailing offices (if applicable). the job.” Cecil Brewer, 67, who were peaceful and he Around 10:30 p.m., how- owns an apartment house thought everything was ever, a group of perhaps POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Mountain Eagle, PO Box 1469, David Klinger, a Univer- Jasper, AL 35502-1469 (USPS 144-040). sity of Missouri-St. Louis directly across from the in- under control. 100 demonstrators began sociology professor who tersection where protesters At another news confer- marching through the MISS YOUR PAPER? Your carrier is an independent contractor who is contracted studies police use of deadly burned a gas station on ence Sunday afternoon, streets, eventually block- with the Daily Mountain Eagle to deliver, collect and otherwise serve you, the subscriber. However, as a service to our subscribers and independent contractors, force, said it would not nec- Saturday night and hurled Flynn offered new details, ing an intersection next to our circulation department is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. & 7-10 on essarily have helped for po- rocks at police on Sunday revealing that the officer a BP gas station that Sat. & Sun. to handle any problems that arise. If you do not receive your paper by 9 lice to release the officer’s night, said the rioting was who opened fire was black, burned down the night be- a.m., please call our circulation department at 221-2884 and every effort will be made to get a copy of the paper to you that morning. race sooner. He pointed out all but inevitable. like Smith, and said body- fore. They threw bottles, that the city saw disrup- “There’s so much anger camera video showed chunks of concrete and Jasper, Alabama 35501 SUBSCRIPTION 3 6 1 tions on Sunday night, in these kids,” Brewer said. 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He also said the city may saying is true.” people interviewed on the arrested by the time it was 3 Months ...... $31.50 1 Year ...... $126.00 SENIOR DISCOUNT AVAILABLE have hesitated to give the The problems began Sat- north side had speculated over. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Aug. 16, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 Thousands hunker down after Louisiana floods; 6 killed BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Thousands of people in southern Louisiana hunkered down in shelters Monday, forced out of their homes by intense flooding that took many people by surprise. The weather had im- proved from the torrential downpours, but rivers and creeks in many areas were still way above flood stage, and people downstream eyed the deluge with concern. Across southern Louisiana, residents scrambled to get to safety as heavy rain in some areas came close to 2 feet over a 48-hour period. Res- cuers evacuated more than 20,000 people since the flooding started Friday and more than 10,000 peo- AP Photo ple were in shelters as of late Sunday, according to People arrive to be evacuated by members of the Louisiana Army National Louisiana Gov. John Bel Guard near Walker, La., after heavy rains inundating the region Sunday. Edwards. At least six people were they evacuated again to a we’re getting set up for a volving roughly 70 experi- killed. hotel in Baton Rouge. lot of rain. It’s another enced boaters who rescued AP Photo “Everybody got caught He is worried his par- thing to say where is this hundreds of people from Emergency responders and medics prepare a pa- off-guard,” said Anthony ent’s home may not be going to be,” Graham said. flooded communities such “Ace” Cox, who started a habitable for months. Some areas such as the as Monticello, St. Amant tient for an air evacuation after he was rescued Facebook group to help col- Meteorologist Ken Gra- town of Zachary received and Port Vincent. from rising floodwater near Walker, La., after lect information about ham of the National more than 2 feet of rain in He criticized the govern- heavy rains inundated the region Sunday. where people were Weather Service said cata- a 48-hour period that ment’s response, saying of- stranded. “It was an ab- strophic rains are “ex- ended Saturday morning. ficials were slow clear ment business. were being towed Monday solute act of God. We’re tremely tough” to forecast. Another hard hit area — roadways and to provide The Louisiana State Po- to the shoulder to help talking about places that Forecasts Thursday Livingston — received access to potential boat lice started allowing peo- clear the interstate. have literally never were for 8 inches of rain nearly 22 inches of rain launch points that could be ple to reclaim cars left From the air, homes flooded before.” with higher totals ex- over the same stretch. used by volunteers. behind on a portion of In- looked more like little is- Cox lives in New Or- pected in some areas but National Guard soldiers “You’ve got all of these terstate 12 that had to be lands surrounded by leans but his parents live again, Graham empha- in high-water vehicles, people who hunt and fish shut down because of the flooded fields. Streets de- in Central, a town hit hard sized that forecasting ex- boats and helicopters who have more experience flooding. Motorists had in scended into impassable by the rising water. His actly how much rain is helped rescue people, as than the average first-re- some instances been pools of water and shop- parents evacuated to his going to fall is nearly im- did Good Samaritans. sponder,” said Serigne, a stranded overnight await- ping centers were inun- grandparents’ house in possible — “especially for a Jared Serigne of St. TV producer of an out- ing rescue. dated with only roofs of Baton Rouge, but that area historic event.” Bernard Parish helped or- doors show and marketing Vehicles that were out of cars peeking above the started taking on water so “It’s one thing to say ganize volunteer efforts in- director for marine equip- gas, stalled or unclaimed water.

Vanderbilt pays $1.2M to remove ‘Confederate’ from dormitory’s name

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) nessee chapter. In ex- — Vanderbilt University change, the chapter will re- announced Monday that it linquish its naming rights will pay more than a mil- to the building. lion dollars to remove an Chancellor Nicholas Zep- inscription containing the pos said in an open letter word “Confederate” from that ever since joining the AP Photo one of its campus dorms. university as a law profes- The private university sor in 1987, “the residence This 2003 file photo shows the exterior of a dormi- has referred to the Confed- hall bearing the inscription tory at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., in- erate Memorial Hall sim- Confederate Memorial ply as “Memorial Hall” Hall has been a symbol of scribed with the name Confederate Memorial Hall. since 2002, but was exclusion, and a divisive About 30 miles to the The public higher educa- blocked in court from contradiction of our hopes southeast, Middle Ten- tion system overseeing the changing the name chis- and dreams of being a nessee State University in school endorsed the change City of Jasper Residents eled on the building be- truly great and inclusive Murfreesboro wants to re- last month, but the pro- cause it was constructed university.” move the name of Confed- posal faces a tougher hur- You will be receiving a post card that provides with the help of a $50,000 Vanderbilt says the erate Gen. Nathan Bedford dle when it reaches the gift from the United money will come from Forrest from one of its Tennessee Historical Com- your voting district and voting location beginning Daughters of the Confeder- anonymous donors. buildings. mission. Monday, August 15. The voting locations for City acy in 1933. The move comes as Ten- and County elections are often not the same. Under the agreement, nessee lawmakers have Vanderbilt will pay $1.2 acted to make it more diffi- Sirloin Steak Dinner (8 Oz.) ...... $10.99 Therefore, please review the information to insure million, the equivalent of cult to remove Confederal with Fried or Grilled Chicken or Shrimp ...... $12.99 you go to the correct voting location for the the gift made 83 years ago, symbols and statutes from Municipal Election to be held August 23, and to the organization’s Ten- public places. Fried or Grilled Shrimp Dinner 10 Piece $6.99 ...... 15 Piece $8.99 Run-Off Election to be held October 4, 2016. Additionally, the City has published a complete Southern Style Fried White Fish voter’s list on its web site at www.jaspercity.com 4 Piece $5.99 ...... 6 Piece $7.99 and has placed copies of voter’s list at Jasper Fried or Grilled Jum bo Shrimp Dinner City Hall, Jasper Civic Center, and Jasper 6 Piece $5.99 ...... 10 Piece $10.99 Natatorium for your review. Please make sure that you and your family members that are Seafood Platter ...... $12.99 entitled to vote are included on this list. Friendly Dental Care Fried or Grilled Chicken Finger Dinner If you do not receive a post card through the mail For The ENTIRE Family 4 Piece $5.99 ...... 6 Piece $7.99 by Thursday, August 18, please call Jasper City NOW OPEN Ribeye Steak Dinner (10 Oz.) ...... $12.99 Hall at 221-2100 or check the voter’s list at one Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. of the above stated locations or our web site. with Fried or Grilled Chicken or Shrimp ...... $14.99 Please exercise your right to vote. 1208 Hwy. 78 E Only At We accept all Jasper major insurance Next to Zaxby’s Kathy Chambless, City Election Manager City of Jasper 205-387-8888 M O 221-BULL O RE • Take ’S Out LA • 221-FISH NDING

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Tuesday, A4 Aug. 16, 2016 OPINION EDITORIALS An unconventional presidential political year Political ex- such a devout fiscal conservative ing class Catholic family. His fa- perts and histori- that he persuaded his fellow Re- ther was a unionized ironworker. Putting body ans have publicans to cut federal spending While in college, he worked as a consistently before approving money for Hurri- missionary to Honduras where he cam bill in focus chronicled the cane Katrina relief efforts and in learned to speak fluent Spanish fact that vice 2008 he opposed the bank bailout. and worked as a Civil Rights Unquestionably, there’s emotional and visceral ap- presidential As governor of Indiana he has lawyer representing those discrimi- peal in legislation that would prohibit the release of choices have no cut spending, lowered taxes, and nated against based on race and a public agency’s recording that depicts the killing of significant effect reduced regulations. He was on disabilities. He then went into poli- a peace officer in the line of duty unless the officer’s on the presiden- Be Our Guest course to win reelection to a second tics and became mayor, lieutenant immediate family gives consent. tial race out- four year term. However, he had to governor, governor, and now Sena- Unfortunately, the bill amounts to terrible public come. By Steve Flowers withdraw from the race when he tor Kaine. policy and, in most cases, would not accomplish its However, this accepted the vice presidential nom- He is known as congenial and a desired end. has been a very unconventional ination. Therefore, unlike the other conciliator in the Senate. He is in- That end, of course, is to protect the grieving family presidential political year. My as- finalists he had a lot to lose by ac- deed well qualified to be president. members of a slain police officer from suffering fur- sessment is that the selection of cepting the nomination. He brings two important assets to ther anguish from the public’s viewing of their loved Mike Pence by Donald Trump and Indiana has traditionally been a the table. Foremost he probably one’s death. That is a noble aim. Hillary Clinton’s choosing Tim Republican state. However, in re- brings the swing State of Virginia. But, in practice, Assembly Bill 2611, by Assembly- Kaine were extremely wise and cent years it has on occasion voted Secondly, his speaking fluent Span- man Evan Low, D-San Jose, would work as intended helpful decisions. If for nothing for the Democratic nominee. ish will help solidify the ever grow- only when footage from a police body camera or dash- else, I believe that Pence insures Pence’s presence solidifies and en- ing and important Hispanic vote. mounted camera was the only recording of an officer’s Indiana for the GOP and Kaine sures that the Hoosier state stays Both Trump and Clinton fatal encounter. sews up the pivotal swing state of in the Republican column. knocked it out of the park with More often, as we’ve seen, the case would be that Virginia for Hillary. They are both Hillary Clinton’s choice of Tim their choice of running mates. bystanders with cellphones had recorded the officer’s very popular in their home states Kaine was also a homerun. She The Electoral College System of death, the events leading up to it or the aftermath. and are capable and stable choices. could not have scripted someone selecting our president heavily fa- In such cases, the police department involved may Republican standard bearer Don- better to be her vice presidential vors a Democrat capturing the well want to publicly release its own body cam or ald Trump helped himself im- choice. He not only is a wise and White House. The demographic dash recording to show the event in context, and to mensely with his pick of Pence. shrewd political choice, but is changes in the country and philo- show that the officer had acted appropriately. Then There is a glaring difference be- uniquely qualified to be president. sophical leftward tilt of our na- the grieving family, rather than being shielded from tween the two. Trump’s bombastic, As Virginia’s U.S. Senator, he has tion’s politics is trending to being the public, would face pressure from the public, and egotistical brashness is offset by served on both the Armed Services like the left coast of California. perhaps from their loved one’s police department, to Pence’s genuine rock solid Mid- and Foreign Affairs Committees. This Democratic advantage is in- consent to release of the official footage.But current western humble and conservative He is one of a few men in American herent enough that any Republican law allows public agencies and courts to balance the demeanor. history who has served as mayor of has to have a perfect storm to win. public’s right to access recordings, when the particu- Pence’s presence reassures the an American city, Richmond, Gov- Trump seems determined to en- lar circumstances warrant release, against the public GOP base that Trump is a conser- ernor of a State, Virginia, and now sure that happens. He is writing interest in protecting the privacy of the officer and vative. It also helps shore up the U.S. Senator, and he is only 58 the perfect script on how to lose a his or her family. Under that code, police agencies evangelical voters, who may doubt years old. presidential race. It is a though he would certainly favor their officer’s family’s privacy Trump. Pence is a devout born Kaine has been a close friend of is running to make sure Hillary over public release, unless there were critical public- again Christian family man. Mike the Clinton’s over the years. He wins. interest reasons to release the footage to the public. Pence the 50th governor of Indiana was an early supporter of Bill Clin- See you next week. That sort of balancing of public interests is the was a splendid if not perfect choice ton. The Clinton’s are very compat- right approach — and it’s already the law. AB2611 for the brash New Yorker. ible and have shared common Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political would set a dangerous precedent of allowing people Pence built a sterling conserva- campaign political support from columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the who are not part of the government to control the tive record during his 12 years in Wall Street and big banks. state legislature. Steve may be reached at public’s access to public records. Congress on both social and fiscal Kaine has the ideal Democratic www.steveflowers.us. There are other, less important shortcomings in policy. As a congressman he was pedigree. He was born into a work- Low’s bill that make it bad legislation as well. The California Newspaper Publishers Association points out that it’s not clear exactly which relatives count as “immediate family.” The bill doesn’t make clear whether the consent of one family member is suffi- cient or whether all immediate family members — TODAY IN whoever that might be — must consent. It’s not clear what happens if an agency cannot find any or all im- HISTORY mediate family members, or how much time it must spend attempting to do so. Today is Tuesday, Yet AB2611 sailed through the Assembly without Aug. 16, the 229th day of a no vote. Only Sens. John Moorlach, R-Costa Mesa, 2016. There are 137 days and Mark Leno, D-San Francisco, have voted no in left in the year. Senate committees. Today’s Highlight in If senators won’t stop Low’s bill, Gov. Jerry Brown History: should refuse to sign this legislation that runs On Aug. 16, 1777, Amer- counter to the interests of California’s public and, in ican forces won the Battle most cases, even to the interests of the families of po- of Bennington in what lice officers. was considered a turning — The Orange County Register point of the Revolutionary War. On this date: In 1812, Detroit fell to HOW TO REACH OUR British and Indian forces in the War of 1812. ELECTED OFFICIALS In 1948, baseball legend Babe Ruth died in New York at age 53. In 1954, Sports Illus- trated was first published by Time Inc. In 1962, The Beatles fired their original drum- mer, Pete Best, replacing him with Ringo Starr. In 1976, the ABBA single “Dancing Queen” was released in Sweden. In 1977, Elvis Presley Sen. Rep. Rep. died at his Graceland estate in Memphis, Ten- Greg Reed Connie Tim nessee, at age 42. Rowe Wadsworth In 1978, James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper Dr. Martin Luther King Sen. Greg Reed, R- 11 South Union Street Jr., told a Capitol Hill Jasper Montgomery, AL hearing he did not com- State House, Room 36130 mit the crime, saying he’d 734 (334) 242-7595 been set up by a mysteri- 11 South Union Street ous man called “Raoul.” Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, Ten years ago: A for- 36130 R-Arley mer American school (334) 242-7894 11 South Union Street teacher, John Mark Karr, Montgomery, AL was arrested in Thailand HOUSE OF 36130 as a suspect in the 1996 REPRESENTATIVES (334) 242-7554 slaying of child beauty Rep. Connie Cooner queen JonBenet Ramsey in Boulder, Colorado. Today’s Birthdays: Actress Julie Newmar is LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 83. College Football Hall of Famer and NFL player The Daily Mountain typed and be limited to Bill Glass is 81. Actress Eagle invites readers to 300 words or less. Anita Gillette is 80. write letters to the edi- The Eagle reserves the Country singer Billy Joe tor. right to edit all letters Shaver is 77. 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problem BY JIM DAVIS with my two younger sisters. Neither one can have chil- Dear Abby dren. I By Abigail have Van Buren three. Re- cently, one of my sisters turned my sweetest daughter against me by telling her I had “abandoned her” when I BLONDIE moved to Ohio with my old- est son and divorced their father. Not true! I left my

daughter with my sister so BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN she could experience rais- ing a teenager since she couldn’t have a child of her own. After telling my daughter I had abandoned her, my sister advised her to tell me she never wanted to talk to me again. My heart is broken. My daughter is very sweet and PEANUTS gullible. She has taken her aunt’s side and says she wants nothing to do with BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ me. This is driving me crazy. Please tell me what to do. — HEARTBROKEN IN THE MIDWEST DEAR HEARTBRO- KEN: If your daughter is a minor, demand that she return to you imme- diately. Do it through a lawyer, if necessary, because what your sister MARVIN is doing is a form of

parental alienation. If BY TOM ARMSTRONG your daughter is an adult, then ask your other two children to talk to their sister and set her straight. DEAR ABBY: When a couple is on an airplane in a section with three seats (window, middle, aisle) and a male stranger has the window seat, should the THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME woman sit in the middle by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek seat beside the male Unscramble these four Jumbles, BY MORT WALKER BY MORT stranger, or in the aisle one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY seat exposed to all passen- to form four ordinary words. gers walking by? — TRAVELER IN ZDYZI VANCOUVER, B.C.

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just switch seats with CRANKSHAFT your travel companion. HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last DEAR ABBY: I’m a re- Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom tired man who took a com- CELEBRITIES BORN will give those you are munity college class. My ON THIS DAY: Cam Gi- dealing with a chance to lab partner was a young gandet, 34; Steve Carell, see things your way, en- woman who was having dif- 54; Angela Bassett, 58; couraging compromise ficulties attending the Madonna, 58. and the chance to turn an class. She wasn’t there for Happy Birthday: Look idea into a reality. the final exam, and I won- for a more direct route to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. dered if she had dropped your destination. Unnec- 22): Listen well, but don’t the course. I did not have essary detours could be be too quick to share your her phone number or her costly. thoughts. Accumulating email address, but she had ARIES (March 21- information will help you HI & LOIS mentioned she worked at a April 19): Respond make a good decision. By Chance Brown nearby bank, so I went to quickly to demands, but SCORPIO (Oct. 23- visit her there. We talked lean to the conservative for a few minutes and she Nov. 21): Holding talks told me she had actually side when it comes to con- will help you establish done quite well in the class. tracts, money or health. your position and plans When I told my wife and TAURUS (April 20- for the future. daughter about it, they May 20): Don’t let stub- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. were shocked. They said bornness take over when 22-Dec. 21): Keep your what I did was inappropri- making decisions. You secrets to yourself. What ate because of the age dif- have nothing to lose and you share with others ference and she could have everything to gain by fol- could be used against you. gotten into trouble at her lowing through with your CAPRICORN (Dec. job. Abby, they almost ac- plans. 22-Jan. 19): Make plans cused me of stalking her. I GEMINI (May 21- that will improve your don’t understand why they June 20): Keep an open home life. Financial gains BABY BLUES considered this inappropri- mind, but don’t believe and good news are head- everything you hear. ing your way. ate. Is there a social rule By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott that makes my behavior in- Avoid someone who is try- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- correct? I find it hard to being to coerce you into Feb. 18): Do what makes lieve someone would get doing things you you feel good. Working to into trouble for talking to a shouldn’t, and spend more bring about important person in the bank at any time at home with those change will help you age. Gender should not be a who are looking out for stand out and impress concern. I would have done your best interests. those who are in a posi- the same thing had she CANCER (June 21- tion to help you advance. been a man my own age. July 22): Taking direc- PISCES (Feb. 19- — AM I MISSING tion doesn’t mean you March 20): Confusion SOMETHING? have to let someone con- and uncertainty will sur- trol your every move. face if you aren’t able to DEAR AM I: You appear to be a very nice person. You’ll have spectacular share your true feelings. What you are “missing” ideas and should follow Holding back won’t make is the fact that your wife your own path if it looks matters better. is insecure, and your like a better option for Birthday Baby: You daughter backed her you. are responsible, inquisi- mother up. You did LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): tive and steadfast. nothing wrong. Make plans to reconnect Eugenia’s websites — with someone you have eugenialast.com for Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van found to be inspiring in yearly transits, daily tim- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, the past. ing and compatibility and was founded by her mother, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. services, and join Eugenia Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at 22): Open up and tell it on www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. like it is. Your perspective twitter/facebook/linkedin. CyanMagentaYellowBlacK A6 —DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE [email protected] Combination Last Week’s Winning K • PersonalMailBox Rentals • FaxService • Lamination/Binding • PassportPhotos • BlueprintCopies • B&WandColor CopyingServices • Mailbox&Postal Services • ShippingServices Trust ustopackandshipforyou. G Insured Boneded Licensed Electrician Master Certified Service Same Day OPEN: M-F8am-6pm&Sat9am-3pm in andout. be disturbedbycustomerscoming of thatbusiness,spinaweb and not know theycangotothefront door see who IS NOT their web.Sotheyread theEagleto Because theyare veryprotective of T eUS Stor e Stor TheUPS UPS The Do youknowwhyspiders

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Football New era at WCHS Loaded JSU set for run to FCS RB Robinson title transferring to The Associated Press JACKSONVILLE — Jack- Valdosta State sonville State and coach AUBURN – After John Grass want to script a being dismissed happier ending from the Auburn to this football program, season. Jovon Robinson has The found a home. Gamecocks won their second According to multi- straight Ohio Valley Confer- ence title and breezed into ple reports, Robin- the FCS championship game son has transferred only to lose 37-10 to North to Division II Val- Dakota State. Led by record- dosta State and will setting quarterback Eli Jenkins, Jacksonville State be eligible to play for enters this season picked to the Blazers immedi- win the league again and ately. ranked No. 3 in the presea- Robinson will be son polls. Losing in the title game returning to Georgia made offseason motivation to play college foot- easy to come by. ball after setting the “I think it would have been National Junior Col- harder winning it because lege Athletics Asso- you always worry about sus- taining and being able to du- ciation single- plicate that type of success,” season rushing said Grass, who’s 23-4 in his record with 2,387 first two seasons. “Playing in yards to go with a the national championship game and not playing well record-tying 34 really rebooted us really touchdowns in 12 quickly.” games to help Geor- The backfield also re- gia Military College booted with Auburn transfer Daily Mountain Eagle photos by Johnathan Bentley Roc Thomas, a onetime five- to the NJCAA Na- star recruit, joining Jenkins. tional Championship Jenkins and defensive end game. Above, Winston County Darius Jackson are the pre- Robinson, a former High School quarterback season Ohio Valley Confer- No. 1 JUCO recruit, Ethan Moore (7) escapes ence offensive and defensive players of the year. finished last season defenders for a long run Jenkins, center Casey with 639 rushing during practice at the Dunn, offensive lineman yards and three school on Monday. Justin Lea and wide receiver touchdowns in 2015. Right, new Winston Josh Barge all made preseason All-America teams and County head coach Bart nine players were picked to Stephenson talks to play- earn All-OVC honors. Sports on TV ers during practice. Here’s a look at the Game- Stephenson comes to cocks’ season: MLB KEY GAMES Winston County after serv- Sept. 10 at LSU, Oct. 22 at Red Sox at Orioles, ing as the head coach at Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 29 6 p.m., MLB Hatton for three years. vs. Eastern Illinois Twins at Braves, Winston County, which has SEASON OPENER 6:10 p.m., SPSO Thur., Sept. 1 against Divi- just five seniors on this sion II North Alabama. Soccer year’s team, will play a CARRYING THE ROC: Champions League jamboree at Oakman on Thomas’s transfer was a Playoff Leg 1 Thursday. The Yellow big boost to an offense that must replace Troymaine Steaua Bucuresti vs. Jackets open the regular Pope, who rushed for 1,788 Manchester City, season on Aug. 26 at Mal- yards and 19 touchdowns 1:30 p.m., FS1 colm-Blake Stadium last season before signing BCS Young Boys vs. against Haleyville. with the Seattle Seahawks. Borussia, 1:30 p.m., SEE JSU, A9 FS2 Dinamo Zagreb vs. Salzburg, 1:30 p.m., FSN SUMMER OLYMPICS Little League Semifinal at Portland, 6 p.m., ESPN2 Biles blunder tops Semifinal at Portland, 8:30 p.m., ESPN2 trying day at Olympics Olympics Cycling - gold medal By ARNIE STAPLETON In the morning, there was too little AP Sports Writer wind, then too much at the sailing re- finals; women’s volley- gatta on Guanabara Bay, where ball - quarterfinal; RIO DE JANEIRO — Simone Biles men’s and women’s medal races were men’s field hockey - is no longer Rio de Janeiro’s jugger- postponed until Tuesday. semifinal, 4 p.m., naut. A mistake on In the afternoon, smoke and ash CBNC the balance beam from a wind-whipped wildfire bil- prevented the Track & Field - gold lowed over the field hockey stadium American gymnas- in Deodoro. medal finals: men’s tics star from a Boxing may have to weather an- high jump, women’s record-tying fourth other storm of its own after a surpris- 1500m, men’s 110m gold at the ing decision in the men’s hurdles; gymnastics - Olympics, which heavyweight gold medal fight, where individual event gold were dogged Mon- boos cascaded down from the crowd day by rain, wind medal finals: men’s when Evgeny Tischenko, of Russia, and fire. was announced as the unanimous parallel bars, women’s Downpours delayed the track and winner over Vassiliy Levit, of Kaza- floor, men’s high bar; field program in the evening, where khstan, who looked like the winner. AP Photo women’s beach volley- world champion Allyson Felix sought Biles’ blunder allowed Sanne Wev- ball - semifinal, U.S. her fifth Olympic gold medal, in the ers of the Netherlands to take the Simone Biles of the United States performs on the bal- vs. Brazil, 7 p.m., NBC women’s 400-meter final later Mon- gold medal and Laurie Hernandez of ance beam during the artistic gymnastics women’s appa- day. SEE BILES, A9 ratus final in Rio de Janeiro on Monday. Daily Daily MountainMountain EagleEagle Inside Section Front FOOTER ADS (like this one) $ $ are now available on the front page of the Sports, Business and Lifestyles sections. Call 221-2840 for details! 99 99 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Tues., Aug. 16, 2016 www.mountaineagle.com — A9 SPORTS DIGEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL

NFL AP source: NFL could suspend Pick Six: Games most likely to four players over PED probe The NFL has said the four linebackers being in- determine who reaches playoff vestigated for an alleged link to performance-en- hancing drugs will be suspended, if they don’t The Associated Press OKLAHOMA at TCU, Oct. 1 ing Alabama does not guarantee an agree to be interviewed by the league in the next Since the Horned Frogs joined the SEC West championship. But no 10 days. If you can only watch six games Big 12 in 2012, every game against SEC West team has won the division NFL senior vice president of labor policy and this college football season, well, you Oklahoma has been decided by one in college football during Nick league affairs Adolpho Birch sent a letter Monday should probably con- score. The Sooners and Frogs have Saban’s time at Alabama without sider changing jobs split the last two, with the winner beating the Tide. Can Alabama’s de- to the NFL Players Association detailing the plan or something be- to suspend James Harrison of the Pittsburgh taking home at least a share of a fense derail a second consecutive cause that is no conference title. Leonard Fournette Heisman Trophy Steelers, Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers of way to live. If that There will still be a long way to go campaign? the Green Bay Packers and free agent Mike Neal truly is your plight, in the season, and the Big 12 has the ——— if they don’t speak with the league by Aug. 25. though, we’re here to feel of a conference that will produce STANFORD at OREGON, Their punishment would then start the following help. an upset or two from the middle of Nov. 12 day. Out of the more than 700 FBS reg- the pack. But these are the best two The Ducks (two) and Cardinal ular season games (conference Birch’s memo to the union was obtained by The rosters and the winner in Fort Worth (three) have won all the Pac-12 titles championships not included) sched- has the inside track to being the since the conference broke into divi- Associated Press, according to a person with uled to be played from Aug. 27 (Aug. league’s One True Champion — sions in 2011. The twist last season knowledge of the investigation who was not au- 26, Australia time) to Dec. 2, these even though it has retired the slo- was Oregon won the head-to-head thorized to speak publicly about it. six will have the greatest impact on gan. meeting and probably spoiled Stan- which teams reach the College Foot- ——— ford’s playoff hopes, though the Car- COLLEGE FOOTBALL ball Playoff: CLEMSON at FLORIDA ST., dinal still went on to win the ——— Oct. 29 conference. The Pac-12 could be look- ESPN college football analyst OKLAHOMA vs. HOUSTON The winner of this game has won ing at another season with a two- Gilmore has blood cancer at NRG Stadium, Sept. 5 the last seven Atlantic Division ti- loss champion. And Washington The “neutral site” is about a 10- tles and as Jimbo Fisher and Dabo might very well have a say, for once, BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — ESPN college football minute drive from the Cougars’ cam- Swinney have grown their programs in who wins the North. analyst Rod Gilmore says he has been diagnosed pus, but expect plenty of Sooners into national title contenders, it has ——— with blood cancer, but the “prognosis is good.” support at the home of the NFL’s become one of the most significant MICHIGAN at OHIO STATE, And he hinted that he will be working the opening Texans. The stakes are high for the rivalries in the country. In each of Nov. 26. week of the season. Sooners, but Oklahoma can slip here the last three seasons, the winner Michigan State fans, feel free to be and recover to make the playoff. This Gilmore released a statement Monday through has gone into the postseason with a a little slighted — the Spartans have nonconference game makes the list chance to win the national champi- won two of the past three Big Ten ti- ESPN. He says he has multiple myeloma and it because of its importance to Houston onship. tles, after all. That said, the second was discovered during an annual physical. and the American Athletic Confer- ——— Harbaugh-Meyer matchup sets up Gilmore says: “First, I feel great and my progno- ence. If Tom Herman’s team pulls ALABAMA at LSU, Nov. 5 to be the first of many to decide the sis is good. I have great support with an amazing the upset, it could vault the Cougars Since the Tigers’ 9-6 Game of the Big Ten East, and send the winner medical team, an incredible wife and family, and and by extension the entire AAC Century victory in 2011, the Crim- to Indianapolis looking to win not into the playoff conversation. son Tide has won five straight in the only a conference title but a spot in amazing friends and colleagues.” ——— Gilmore played football for Stanford and gradu- series. As Ole Miss can attest, beat- the playoff. ated in 1982. He also has a law degree from the University of California. He joined ESPN in 1996. He is scheduled to call South Carolina at Vander- Biles From A8 bilt on Thursday, Sept. 1. “See you Week 1 in Nashville,” he says in the the U.S. to slip past Biles for the silver. It also ended statement. Biles’ bid to become the first female gymnast to win five golds in a single Olympics. Already a three-time gold medalist (all-around, team LOCAL DIGEST POLICY and vault) when she walked onto the floor on Monday, Event announcements and registrations for the Biles was a favorite on beam as the reigning world Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ champion. mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The She topped qualifying last week and had just com- deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. Space pleted the most difficult part of her routine — a tum- in the local digest is limited by content as is avail- bling pass that stretches the length of the 4-inch wide able on a first-come, first-served basis. Submis- slab of wood — when she missed the landing following sions by phone are not accepted. her punch front flip. Golf Tournaments A fresh round of troubles tormented South America’s •The Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center first Olympics on Monday: —The German Olympic team said canoe slalom coach will hold its 34th annual benefit golf tournament at Stefan Henze died from injuries sustained in a car crash Horse Creek Golf Course in Dora on Oct. 11. last week. Lunch will be served at 11 a.m. and play will begin —The Egyptian judo athlete who refused to shake his at 12:30 p.m., with a shotgun start. The entry fee Israeli opponent’s hand after losing a first-round heavy- is $500 for a four-person team ($125 per player). weight fight was sent home. For more information, call Janice Trotter at 205- —The Olympic Broadcasting Service said seven by- 302-9000 ext. 9065 or Jenny Elliott at 205-302- standers sustained minor injuries when a television 9037. All proceeds benefit the consumers of the camera it operates plummeted about 30 feet in the Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center. Olympic park. Jasper Park and Rec —South Korean cyclist Park Sang-hoon was taken from the velodrome on a stretcher with his neck immo- •The Jasper Parks and Recreation Department bilized after a crash multi-discipline omnium competi- is now holding registration for youth volleyball and tion . soccer. Youth volleyball is for ages 8-13. Youth —And Usain Bolt, the co-star of these games along soccer is for ages 3-13. There is a $50 registration with Michael Phelps, said that a tight schedule slowed fee. Scholarships are available and volunteer down the sprinters in the 100 meters Sunday. Bolt coaches are needed. Those interested may regis- blamed the hour turnaround from the semifinals to the ter at the park and recreation department, now lo- finals for his lumbering start before he recovered to win cated at the Jasper Civic Center (formally the his third consecutive gold medal and retain the title as CHS building). For more information, call 205- the world’s fastest man. 384-6014. “I don’t know who decided that,” Bolt said. “It was really stupid. So, that’s why the race was slow.”

Gronk leaves practice with apparent lower body issue The Associated Press quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo said. FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Monday was the first of — Tight end Rob three joint practices the Gronkowski left the first teams will have in advance day of joint practices be- of Thursday’s preseason tween the Patriots and matchup. Bears on Monday with an apparent lower-body issue. Gronkowski made awk- ward cut while running a route during 7-on-7 drills. He grimaced after the play and paused briefly before jogging back gingerly to re- join his teammates. He was then led back to the locker room by a trainer and did not return. “Hopefully he’s all right, and we’ll see what it is,” JSU From A8 Thomas was ranked as one of the nation’s Top 5 running backs coming out of high school and saw some action in both seasons with Auburn. ELI’S BACK Jenkins is just one of three Division I quarter- backs to pass for 2,700 yards and rush for 1,000 yards in a season. He’s 26- 0 all-time as a regular season starter against non-FBS teams. PREDICTION CURRY The Gamecocks are pre- dictably the favorites to Curry Shopping Plaza win the OVC again, and Hwy. 257 N. of Jasper 384-1828 failing to make the play- offs would be a significant disappointment. CLASSIFIED AD RATES 221-2840 Minimum Charge: 12 Words $4.44 A LL C LASSIFIED A DS ARE P AID IN A DVANCE TOTAL DAYS TO RUN LASSIFIEDS WORDS 12 3 45 C Tuesday, August 16, 2016 A10 12 $ 4.44 $ 8.88 $ 13.32 $ 17.76 $ 22.20 14 $ 5.18 $ 10.36 $ 15.54 $ 20.72 $ 25.90 16 $ 5.92 $ 11.84 $ 17.76 $ 23.68 $ 29.60 Add a Photo 18 $ 6.66 $ 13.32 $ 19.98 $ 26.64 $ 33.30 $ $ $ $ $ 20 7.40 14.80 22.20 29.60 37.00 $ $ $ $ $ YARD 22 8.14 16.28 24.42 32.56 40.70 24 $ 8.88 $ 17.76 $ 26.64 $ 35.52 $ 44.40 Reader Ad Rate Is 37 ¢ Per Word •HAPPY BIRTHDAY PHOTO ...... Starts at $ 30.00 $ SALE •CARD OF THANKS ...... Starts at 30.00 Deals on Real Estate •NOT RESPONSIBLE NOTICE - Paid In Advance (Three Insertions - One Per Week) ...... $ 25.00 Actual ad size Actual ad size • LEGAL AD RATES: 37¢ per word for the first run, 35¢ per word each run thereafter for Wheels for Sale Maximum SERVICE DIRECTORY - 1 MONTH to your ad Maximum 20 Words Maximum 20 Words (No Copy Changes) In 8-Column Format Box 3 20 One Inch ...... $ 170.00 Words Two Inches ...... $ 250.00 Days With Photo With Photo $ for only – Three Inches ...... 340.00 for 1 Month – for 1 Month – Four Inches ...... $ 400.00 DEADLINES Reader Tues.-Fri.:12 Noon Day Prior •Sat.:10 am Fri. •Sun.:12 noon Fri. •Mon.:3 pm Fri. $ a $ $ 95 95 $ $ 95 95 $ $ 95 95 Classified Display - 12 Noon 2 Days Prior $ We CALL 221-2840 Accept: Day! 1 9 59 99 or Toll Free (800) 518-(NEWS)6397 1 0 1 9 59 99 Office Located at 1301 Viking Drive s rr TM 1 0 P.O. Box 1469 - Jasper, Alabama 35502 • All Classified ads are Paid in Advance - NO REFUNDS Allowed on these Special Price Packages •

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Happy 11 th Birthday 150 Legals 150 Legals Trey M cLaughlin South 3 deg. 47 min. 12 sec. who have an interest in property East along the East line of said the right to redeem the property Members of the 1/4 1/4 section 268.93 feet for under certain circumstances. Safety Patrol at Curry the point of beginning. Thence Programs may also exist that run South 85 deg. 41 min. 40 Elementary School sec. West for 168.20 feet; help persons avoid or delay the thence run South 3 deg. 47 min. foreclosure process. An attorney assist a first grader 12 sec. East 256.0 feet to the should be consulted to help you Monday morning with northerly right of way line of understand these rights and pro- finding out which U. S. Hwy 78; thence run North grams as a part of the foreclo- 85 deg. 40 min. 58 sec. East sure process. teacher’s classroom along said right of way 125.10 This sale is made for the pur- she would be in this feet; thence run South 57 deg. pose of paying the indebtedness 24 min. 02 sec. East and con- school year. tinue along said right of way secured by mortgage as well as 53.53 feet to a point on the east the expenses of foreclosure, including a reasonable attorney’s line of said 1/4 1/4 section; Daily Mountain Eagle - Elane Jones thence run North 3 deg. 47 min. fees and other purposes set out 12 sec. West along the East line in said mortgage. We Love You! of said 1/4 1/4 section 288.12 U.S. Bank, N.A., as trustee for feet to the point of beginning. Mid-State Trust X by Ditech Fi- School From A1 Mom, Dad, Kody & Family Lying and being in Walker County, Alabama. nancial LLC, as servicer with del- This property will be sold on an egated authority dents at the elementary, middle and high Sumiton Elementary Principal Kristy 135 Motorcycles “as is, where is” basis, subject Paul K. Lavelle schools realized the benefit of having a Wheeler said they have 25 to 30 new stu- to any easements, encum- Attorney for Mortgagee new traffic light in front of the schools. dents this year, with each grade level av- brances, reservations and ex- Spina, & Lavelle, P.C. Curry High Principal Rod Aaron said eraging 120 to 155 students. ceptions reflected in the One Perimeter Park South the first school day went well and was “All our students seemed excited to be mortgage and/or those con- Suite 400N less stressful. back to school. ... It was a wonderful first tained in the records of the of- Birmingham, Alabama 35243 fice of the Judge of Probate of “We didn’t have near as much confu- day,” Wheeler said. the county where the above-de- (205) 298-1800 sion with schedules and traffic flow,” he Like many county schools, Lupton Jr. scribed property is situated. This *August 16, 23, 30, 2016 said. High also realized an increase in stu- property will be sold without Oakman High Principal Patrick Gann dents enrolled for the 2016-17 school warranty or recourse, expressed NOTICE OF MORTGAGE said their students, too, seemed to adjust year. or implied as to title, use and/or FORECLOSURE SALE enjoyment and will be sold sub- well to their schedules. “We had a really good first day, and our Alabama, Walker County “We’ve had a great first day,” Gann enrollment is up, which we’re really ex- 2004 HONDA Goldwing ject to the right of redemption of Default having been made pur- all parties entitled thereto. Ala- said. “All the students seem to be happy cited about,” Principal Corey Shubert suant to the terms of that certain GL1800, Flare Red, excellent bama law gives some persons with their schedules, and our new teach- said. mortgage executed by April condition. Garage condition, who have an interest in property ers have acclimated well.” Cordova Elementary Principal Dianne low mileage 14,958. the right to redeem the property Acosta and Terry Acosta, wife and husband to JPMorgan He added that Oakman’s enrollment is Williams said everything went smoothly $2600 in extra accessories under certain circumstances. holding steady at around 400 students. included. Color matched dash, Programs may also exist that Chase Bank, N.A., dated on the first day back to school, and she Kuryakyn driver floorboards, help persons avoid or delay the 05/25/11, said mortgage being Just up the hill at Oakman Elemen- was encouraged to see attendance above heal toe shifter, matching foreclosure process. An attorney recorded in Book 2262, Page tary/Middle School, Principal Marta 90 percent. should be consulted to help you cruise boards, NEW oversize 711, in the Office of the Judge of Nichols reported a successful first day of She said enrollment is holding steady understand these rights and Typhoon II windshield & many Probate of Walker County, AL school. in comparison to the year before. programs as a part of the fore- “We’re excited to implement new pro- more. Priced $12,000; Nelson closure process. said Mortgage was last sold, as- “For us, it went excellent,” Williams Kimberly (205)601-3938 Said sale will be made for the signed and transferred to Federal grams here at the school, along with our said. purpose of paying said indebt- National Mortgage Association new wellness clinic being developed,” Students at Parrish Elementary edness and the expenses inci- ("Fannie Mae").Federal National Nichols added. School were busy on the first day of 140 Transportation dent to this sale, including a Mortgage Association ("Fannie Dora High School Principal Paige school, and Principal Chris Walton said reasonable attorney's fee, and Mae"), under and by virtue of the Skalnik said the first day back to school they were working to implement their 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN. Low the other purposes set out in power of sale contained in said was one of the less stressful they have theme for the school year, which is al- mileage, new tires, good condi- said mortgage. Bank of America, N.A. mortgage, will sell at public outcry had, thanks to careful planning before ways aimed at teaching character. tion. 205-522-4345. Holder of said Mortgage to the highest bidder for cash or students returned. “Our first day back to school went re- Goodman G. Ledyard certified/bank check only. The She also reported an increase in enroll- ally well,” he said. PIERCE LEDYARD, P.C. conducting of the sale will be ment. With the school having 520 stu- Principals at other schools in the Attorneys for Mortgagee handled by Auction.com. More dents enrolled as of Monday afternoon, county could not be reached for comment Post Office Box 161389 information concerning their poli- Skalnik said she expected the number to by press time. Mobile, Alabama 36616 cies and procedures on bidding (251) 338-1300 increase. Superintendent Dr. Jason Adkins de- at the foreclosure sale can be *August 2, 9, 16, 2016 “We had a great first day,” she said. scribed Monday as a “very smooth open- found on their website “We were very proactive in the way we ing,” and he was encouraged to hear that MORTGAGE Auction.com. The certified/bank 2002 DODGE 2500. 5.9 Cum- handled our schedules.” enrollment had increased throughout FORECLOSURE SALE check should be made payable mins Diesel Automatic. Very Chris Stephenson, the principal at county schools. Default having being made in the to or endorsed to RCO Legal, good work truck with A/C. Ask- Sumiton Middle School, said they have “I had the wonderful experience of payment of the indebtedness se- P.C. The sale will take place at ing $8,750; (205)384-3446 11:00 AM on 09/14/16, at the also seen a climb in registration. He being able to go and watch an elemen- cured by that certain mortgage added that students were excited to see tary school unload for the first day, which dated May 7, 2005, executed by Walker County Courthouse, 1803 LIEN SALE 3rd Avenue, Jasper, AL 35501, the new look of the school’s restrooms was somewhat of a renewal to watch the Tammy Godsey, a single person, and lunchroom. teachers and all the staff in an organized Unit #186 Amanda F. Byrd in favor of Walter Mortgage Com- the following real estate, situated 5382 Arkadelphia Road in Walker County, AL, to-wit: “It’s been a great day here. It’s always manner to have a plan that worked,” Ad- pany, said Mortgage being great to get our 5th graders in for the kins said. “To watch those kids get out of Jasper, AL 35504 recorded June 13, 2005, in DML ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL first time that are new to the school,” those cars with those smiling faces, run- REF: Personal Property, Misc. Book 1959, Page 339 in the Of- OF LAND SITUATED IN This unit will not be sold until fice of the Judge of Probate of WALKER COUNTY, CITY OF Stephenson said. “It’s great to see all the ning up to their principal and teachers, 09-07-16 starting at 9:00 A.M. Walker County, Alabama; as- JASPER, STATE OF ALABAMA, kids and for them to see their friends.” it was just a wonderful experience.” This unit will be sold to the high- signed to U.S. Bank, N.A., as BEING KNOWN AND DESIG- est bid. trustee for Mid-State Trust X by NATED AS LOT 8, BLOCK 2, 4th Avenue Self Storage, Inc. instrument recorded in the Office WOODLAND TRACE SUBDIVI- Legislature From A1 350 Knight Road of the Judge of Probate of SION AS RECORDED IN MAP Jasper, AL 35501 Walker County, Alabama. Said BOOK 7 PAGE 94, OFFICE OF 205-221-6789 THE JUDGE OF PROBATE OF “To put it bluntly, the a number of issues, includ- leaders have said the lot- default continues and notice is days of the imperial ing how to use settlement tery bills face tough odds *August 16, 23, 2016 hereby given that the under- WALKER COUNTY ALABAMA. MINERALS AND USUAL MIN- speakership are over. I money from the 2010 oil in a Legislature divided signed, U.S. Bank, N.A., as will work every day, every spill in the Gulf of Mexico. over gambling and partic- HIGH QUALITY, Low Prices! trustee for Mid-State Trust X by ING RIGHTS EXCEPTED. hour, every minute and A lottery would have to ularly whether to include Utility and Car Hauling Trailers! Ditech Financial LLC, as servicer BEING THAT PARCEL OF LAND Pace Enclosed Trailers! with delegated authority, under CONVEYED FROM LINDSEY J. every second to be the peo- be approved by voters in a casino or machine gam- In Stock and by virtue of the power of sale NICHOLS AND CATHERINE J. ple’s speaker because we, statewide referendum. bling The Storage Place contained in said mortgage, will NICHOLS HUSBAND AND WIFE in this House, are the peo- Bentley on Monday urged House Minority Leader Hwy.78E between Family Thrift sell at public outcry to the highest TO APRIL ACOSTA AND TERRY ple’s House,” McCutcheon lawmakers to let voters Craig Ford, D-Gadsden, and HandyTV (205)221-0105 bidder for cash at the main en- ACOSTA AS JOINT TENANTS said to applause from decide the matter. said Democrats were, “not trance to the County Courthouse, WITH RIGHT OF SURVIVOR- House members. “They are not voting on too optimistic” anything 150 Legals Walker County, Alabama on SHIP IN DEED BOOK 2131 Republicans, who hold a a lottery. They are voting would be approved this 09/16/2016, during the legal PAGE 1 DATED 05/14/2008 lopsided majority in the on the people’s right to session. RECORDED 05/15/2008 IN IN THE JUVENILE COURT hours of sale, the following de- House, voted in unison for vote on a lottery. People “I think the governor is scribed real estate situated in WALKER COUNTY McCutcheon. Democrats who are watching out a bit delusional in calling OF WALKER COUNTY RECORDS.TAX/PARCEL ID: 17- ALABAMA Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: supported their own nom- there need to get in touch this session without meet- Commence at the NE Corner of 02-04-2-000-001-010. inee, partly in protest of with their senator or rep- ing with anyone and IN THE MATTER OF Said property is commonly H.N.W.. A MINOR CHILD the SE 1/4 of Section 22, T-12-S, the majority party’s block resentative and say, counting votes,” Ford said. R-8-W, Walker County, Alabama; known as 704 THE TRACE W, voting policy. ‘Please let us vote on it. Bentley said Monday DOB: 7/21/2015 JASPER, AL 35504. CASE NO.: JU2015-186.02 thence run N 89 degrees 40’32” McCutcheon’s election Let the people decide,” that he was cautiously op- W, 1326.50’; thence run S 00 de- The indebtedness has been and PETITION TO TERMINATE is hereby declared due and was the one definitive ac- Bentley said. timistic about the bill’s PARENTAL RIGHTS grees 07’40” E, 32.78’; thence tion at the start of a spe- The Senate Tourism and chances. run S 51 degrees 57’13” E, payable because of default under Cristy Diane Moore, Phillip the terms of said Mortgage and cial session where Gov. Marketing Committee will Alabama is one of six Wayne White, Jr., must answer 836.49’; thence run S 34 de- Robert Bentley’s proposed hold public hearings Tues- states, along with Missis- grees 53’20” W, 463.94’ to an Note, including but not limited to the petition filed by the Walker the nonpayment of the indebted- state lottery faces an un- day morning on Bentley’s sippi, Utah, Alaska, County Department of Human iron pin set, the point of begin- certain outlook. lottery bill as well as rival Hawaii, and Nevada, with- ning; thence run S 66 degrees ness as and when due. The in- Resources on September 20, debtedness remaining in default, Bentley on Monday is- proposals that would also out a state lottery. Ala- 2016 or thereafter a Judgement 53’42” E, 149.73’ to an iron pin sued a broad special ses- allow electronic lottery bama Gov. Don Siegelman set; thence run S 34 degrees this sale will be made for the pur- by Default may be rendered pose of paying the same, all ex- sion agenda that included machines, which can re- made a state lottery to against her in case number 53’20” W, 145.20’ to an iron pin found; thence run N 66 degrees penses of the sale, including both a lottery to provide semble slot machines, at fund education the center- JU2015-186.02, Juvenile Court attorney's fees and all other pay- money and any “legisla- state dog tracks or seek a piece of his 1998 guberna- of Walker County, Alabama. 53’42” W, 149.73’ to an iron pin found; thence run N 34 degrees ments provided for under the tion providing funding for compact with the Poarch torial campaign, but DONE this 8th day of August, terms of the Mortgage and Note. Medicaid, infrastructure Band of Creek Indians. voters rejected it in 1999 2016. 53’20” E, 145.20’ to the P.O.B. Said herein described tract con- In accordance with Ala. Code §6- investment, and/or debt The committee could under heavy opposition Susan Odom, Circuit Clerk 5-248(h) notice is given that Ala- Walker County, Alabama tains .05 acres, more or less, repayment.” vote as soon as Tuesday from church groups and and lies in the SE 1/4 of Section bama law gives some persons The broad wording al- afternoon. out-of-state gambling in- John Wesley Trice who have an interest in property Attorney for DHR 22, T-12-S, R-8-W, Walker lows lawmakers to take up However, legislative terests. County, Alabama. the right to redeem the property Jasper, Alabama under certain circumstances. *Aug. 16, 23, 30, Sept. 6, 2016 Also, a 30.0’ Easement, North of and parallel to the following de- Programs may also exist that scribed line: Commence at the help persons avoid or delay the Commission From A1 FORECLOSURE NOTICE NE Corner of the SE 1/4 of Sec- foreclosure process. An attorney Default having been made in the should be consulted to help you gain a better understanding of what is al- light town. This was an enjoyment to get payment of the indebtedness tion 22, T-12-S, R-8-W, Walker lowed by law. them out of the house,” McCollum said. County, Alabama; thence run N understand these rights and pro- described in and secured by grams as part of the foreclosure “If there is such a thing as a skill ma- McCollum also questioned why the that certain mortgage executed 89 degrees 40’32” W 1326.50’ by STACY EDWARDS, a mar- thence run S 00 degrees 07’40” process. Said property will be chine, we wanted to know what it was,” businesses were allowed to purchase li- ried woman, as Mortgagor(s) to E, 32.78’; thence run S 51 de- sold subject to the following items Chambers said. censes if the games were illegal. Mortgage Electronic Registra- grees 57’13” E, 836.49’; thence which may affect the title to said Underwood on Monday confirmed a Commissioner Dan Wright said Mon- tion Systems, Inc., acting solely run S 34 degrees 53’20” W, property: all zoning ordinances; conversation with Chambers in which he day that the county has collected approx- as nominee for Superior Bank, 609.14’ to an iron pin found; matters which would be disclosed said the sheriff’s department was looking imately $17,000 in business license fees as Mortgagee, dated the 10th by an accurate survey or by an into the matter but denied agreeing to from gaming businesses since they began day of July, 2009, and recorded thence run S 66 degrees 53’42” E, 14.73’ to an iron pin found, the inspection of the property; any give him a time frame for the expert’s operating earlier this year. The Eagle in- in Book 2188, Page 145, et seq. outstanding taxes, including but of the records in the Office of point of beginning; thence run S visit or any further details about the in- dependently confirmed the figure with the Judge of Probate Court of 66 degrees 54’19” E, 347.0’ to not limited to ad valorem taxes, vestigation. the Probate Judge’s office Monday after- Walker County, Alabama; said the center of Northrop Road (60’ which constitute liens upon said In his first public comments on the noon. mortgage being lastly assigned R.O.W.), the Point of Beginning. property; special assessments; issue July 5, Underwood told commis- Wright urged commissioners to con- to Bank of America, N.A. by in- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE all outstanding bills for public utili- sioners that he was aware of the resur- sider passing a gaming ordinance similar strument recorded in said Pro- SOLD ON AN “AS-IS, WHERE- ties which constitute liens upon bate Court records; said default gence of electronic gaming machines and to the one he had prepared for the Aug. 1 IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY said property; all restrictive that a gaming specialist had been hired meeting. continuing, notice is hereby covenants, easements, rights-of- given that the undersigned will, EASEMENTS, ENCUM- way; the statutory right of re- to determine whether they were allowed “We need something on the books that under and by virtue of the power BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS demption pursuant to Alabama under a 1996 law. The Chuck E. Cheese handles the Chuck E. Cheese law. Right of sale contained in said mort- REFLECTED IN THE MORT- law allows for games of skill, not chance. now, we do not have anything,” Wright gage sell at public outcry for GAGE AND THOSE CON- law; and any other matters of cash to the highest bidder dur- record superior to said Mortgage. During Thursday’s raid of 10 electronic said. TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF gaming businesses by the Walker County In his closing comments on Monday, ing legal hours of sale, on the THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE To the best of the knowledge and 2nd day of September, 2016, in Sheriff’s Office and Jasper Police Depart- Commissioner Bobby Nunnelley said Un- OF PROBATE OF THE belief of the undersigned, the the city of Jasper, at the Front party in possession of the prop- ment, Underwood said a recent under- derwood was enforcing the state’s gam- Door of the Court House of COUNTY WHERE THE ABOVE- cover investigation revealed that some of bling laws when he shut down electronic DESCRIBED PROPERTY IS erty is April Acosta and Terry Walker County, Alabama, the the businesses were offering cash pay- gaming businesses last week. following described real property SITUATED. THIS PROPERTY Acosta, as joint tenants with right situated in the County of Walker, WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT of survivorship or tenant(s). outs, which is illegal. In remarks seemingly directed at State of Alabama, to-wit: WARRANTY OR RECOURSE, RCO Legal, P.C. Two gaming experts from New Jersey Chambers, Nunelley said the city “should Part of the SE 1/4 of the SE EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO 2970 Clairmont Road NE, were also on site Thursday to inspect the have known there was something wrong.” 1/4 of Section 32, Township 14 TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- Suite 780 machines. “I think you need to get everything South, Range 5 West and being Atlanta, Georgia 30329 Carbon Hill resident Rawsy McCollum straight before you do anything. That more particularly described as MENT AND WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF (770) 234-9181, (770) 234-9192 spoke on behalf of senior citizens who way you don’t cause no problems. ...If you follows: Commence at the NE TS#: 7345.29380 corner of the SE 1/4 of the SE REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- supported bingo at Monday’s commission hadn’t of been breaking the law, he [Un- 1/4 of Section 32, Township 14 TIES ENTITLED THERETO. 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Voting Location: Voting Location: Voting Location: Dora - Dora City Hall Sumiton - Sumiton City Hall SAMPLE BALLOT Sipsey - Sipsey Town Hall ELECT ELECT Dora, Sumiton, Sipsey | Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. DORA | MAYOR SUMITON | MAYOR SIPSEY | MAYOR JED O Robert “Robbie” Busby O Petey Ellis O Mike Harris JED O George Sides Jr. O Nick Martin O Jerry Mack Saddler O Randy Stephens SIPSEY | Town Council District 1 SUMITON | CITY COUNCIL DORA | CITY COUNCIL O Donald Jean DANIEL (ALL UNOPPOSED) DANIEL O Jerry Nunn O Phillip Ballenger Doug Ragsdale O Kelley Wolfe Browning Floyd Burton SIPSEY | Town Council District 2 MAYOR MAYOR O Marion Combs Diane Martin O Latronda Hagler O Chris Edwards Bill Fowler O Brenda Robinson O John Jackson Jr. Ken Russell During my 4 years on the O Phil Jones SIPSEY | Town Council District 3 O Richard Lovelady Jasper City Council O Kevin Martin O Roosevelt McCain O Clyde Nix O Stephanie Sanders • I voted NO on the one cent city wide sales tax hike. O David Ross • I voted NO against the 50% increase in garbage fees. O Wayne Sanford SIPSEY | Town Council District 4 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE • I voted NO against $4.9 million out-of-town energy O McArthur Sargent O Rodney Morgan O Randy Spears O Freda Vann contract. O Arthur Lee Taylor Sr. • I voted NO against an entertainment district - “alcohol” SIPSEY | Town Council District 5 O Hezikiah Walker district around the courthouse square. O Erica Rogers O Willie Wiley Vote August 23rd My pledge to you: • Restore fiscal responsibility • Use common sense on spending • Earn your trust through transparency • Focus on small business and new industry • Speak honestly and act with integrity • Concentrate on quality of our services/programs • Advocate against any new tax increases (We don’t have debt because we haven’t taxed enough; we have debt because we spend too much.) • Advance our city in a way that is appropriately proportioned (time, money, and effort) so that we see sustained growth • Practice proactive, rather than reactive, leadership • Support our education system so that we continue on the path of excellence in education (I have a vested interest in our school system. My wife, daughter, and I all graduated from Walker and our son is currently in the city school system - a combined 38 years of proud attendance. I value our success in the schools of our community.) • Protect the past positives and promote progressive opportunities for the future.

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VOTE JAMES SMITH, JR. MAYOR OF PARRISH

My name is James Smith Jr., and I am seeking your votes for Mayor of Parrish, AL. I have the political experience this town needs to bring us back up to the standards our town once gloried in. I want you to know if you vote for me, I will work hard to make changes for the good of our town. I will expect monthly reports from each council member on what they have done to better their district, along with what they plan to do in the near future. I will also submit a monthly report, along with all other employees of our town, on how we plan to make it better. As Mayor, I will work hard toward getting grants to fix our roads by hiring a grant writer and personally going to Vote to Re-Elect Montgomery. I will also work with the road commissioner, our county commissioner, all local senators, representatives, and the governor on receiving these grants. Our police department will patrol activity 24/7 and will Petey Ellis serve and protect our businesses and citizens. We will start a citizen patrol program in each district to have more eyes open for the safety of our town. FOR MAYOR If you elect me as mayor, I will make sure the citizens of Parrish voices are heard. They will be welcome to come by city hall anytime or reach me by on Tuesday, August 23rd telephone with concerns or suggestions. I will follow up with you and keep you informed until we have reached a solution. I believe I am the most qualified to be Mayor. I love Parrish and would be honored to be its Mayor. To my PROVEN LEADERSHIP supporters, I want to thank you in advance for your vote on August 23, 2016.

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