INSIDE TODAY: Tom Petty, down-to-earth rock superstar, dies at 66 / A2

OCT. 4, 2017 JASPER, ALABAMA — WEDNESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS JASPER CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS School district cancels class O’Mary: City did ‘quite well’ in Fiscal 2017 after possible By RON HARRIS “From that, you’ll see that the city did us,” he said. threat Daily Mountain Eagle quite well in Fiscal 2017,” O’Mary said. Still, there’s things that need to be LUVERNE (AP) — Expense management, he said, done to better the city, he told council An Alabama school Jasper Mayor David O’Mary vowed played a significant role in the city’s members. That includes purchasing Tuesday morning to do everything pos- success in the past fiscal year. body cameras for all Jasper police offi- district canceled sible to make sure the city continues to “Some very positive things hap- cers. classes for Tuesday move forward in Fiscal 2018, which pened,” he said, “and that resulted in “All of you know the challenging after receiving infor- began Oct. 1. very sound fiscal responsibility.” world we live in,” he said, “and the con- mation about a O’Mary, who’s in his first term as Looking ahead, O’Mary said he plans flicts that are happening around the mayor, pledged to bring a PowerPoint to continue “on the path to doing things world with police officers. (Body cam- threat. presentation to the council by early No- right.” eras) are a tool we must have for our of- News outlets re- Mayor David vember that gives an overview of the A recommendation for reserve fund- ficers, and we need them sooner rather port that Crenshaw operations of the city in the previous fis- ing was met in Fiscal 2017. “The ur- O’Mary See JASPER, A5 County Schools cal year. gency of meeting our reserve is behind said in a statement that authorities in- formed them about INSIDE a potential threat Monday. The threat wasn’t directed at a specific school. WSFA-TV reports that Crenshaw Christian Academy and Luverne Head Start were closed for Tuesday. Investigators Crenshaw County looking for clues Sheriff Mickey Pow- to what set off ell says the poten- Vegas gunman tial threat stemmed from a social media LAS VEGAS (AP) — In- post. vestigators trying to figure out why Stephen Pad- dock gunned down 59 Miss Heart of people from his high-rise Dixie, Teen hotel suite are analyzing pageants set his computer and cell- for Saturday phone, looking at casino surveillance footage and The inaugural Miss Improvements seeking to interview his Heart of Dixie and underway girlfriend. / A3 Miss Heart of Dixie Outstanding Teen in downtown pageants will be Jasper SUMITON held Saturday at the CITY COUNCIL Parrish Community A crew from Bulls Center. Construction Group, LLC of Birmingham worked Saturday’s Tuesday to replace pipe on DEATHS Second Avenue near Pin- nacle Bank in Jasper. The Frog Fest to Carolyn M. Burns Reed, 72, city is commencing a num- Dora Deloris Fay Sprouse, 67, ber of improvements set record Cordova downtown for sidewalk, Lutreece Lowe “Treece” Carr, 77, Jasper roads and other needs in for vendors Rhonda Lee Noles, 51, the downtown area that will Jasper take about six months. Gary Reed, 73, Oakman Open house for new fire Clara Mae Allison LaRussa, station set for Nov. 11 78, Nauvoo By LEA RIZZO Full obituaries / A2 Daily Mountain Eagle Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell SUMITON — The City of WEATHER Sumiton has two big events WALKER COUNTY COMMISSION OAKMAN coming up within the next few weeks — the city’s an- High Low HIGH SCHOOL nual Frog Festival and an 85 57 open house for the new fire Sheriff will get funds station. Oakman students The Frog Festival, which is mentored during set for Saturday, will “feature INDEX for feeding prisoners 175 vendors taking up over 200 spaces,” Mayor Petey Business...... B1 homecoming week Ellis said at Tuesday’s city Classifieds...... B6 By ED HOWELL Daily Mountain Eagle council meeting. “That’s a Comics...... A8 By NICOLE SMITH record. That’s the most we’ve Dear Abby...... A8 The Walker County Commission will now require the sheriff Daily Mountain Eagle ever had.” Horoscope...... A8 to be in charge of feeding prisoners at the Walker County Jail, He added that it looks like Opinion...... A6 OAKMAN — Oakman High School Sports...... A9 and funds for that service will no longer go through the General this weekend will have beau- Fund. students are being mentored by alumni tiful weather and encouraged The commission on Monday rescinded and of the school as part of homecoming everyone to come to the Two sections, 20 pages week festivities. replaced a 2008 ordinance that clarified that event. revenue for feeding prisoners are taken into Oakman’s Student Government Asso- Check During the meeting, it was the General Fund, which had already been ciation (SGA) is sponsoring a speaker se- out our also announced that an open the case since the 1970s. ries at the school this week to teach Facebook leadership and an understanding of why house for Sumiton Fire and County Attorney Eddie Jackson said re- Rescue’s new fire station will page at search indicated that is not how it is done in homecoming is important for school tra- dition. be held on Saturday, Nov. 11. Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle all but three or four counties in the state. The city’s annual Veterans “It is not the efficient way to do it,” he said, On Monday, current faculty members later explaining, “We’re not going to have it who graduated from Oakman High Day program will also be held paid into the General Fund anymore.” spoke with students to share stories of that day, with the open house Sheriff Jim Underwood was not at Mon- Sheriff Jim their time at Oakman and to inspire to follow. them on their journey forward. Casey Fire Chief David Waid in- day’s meeting. He could not be reached Mon- Underwood day afternoon for comment. Woods, Oakman’s band director and vited community members as Jackson said the new resolution that the commission ap- 2001 graduate, spoke to students on well as anyone who has been proved Monday “allows the sheriff to be given a certain amount Monday, along with Oakman English involved with the fire depart- teacher Kara Jones, a 2009 graduate. 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Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, October 4, 2017 TENN. Carolyn M. Burns Reed Rhonda Lee Noles Carolyn M. Burns Reed, 72, of Dora, passed away Mon- Rhonda Lee Noles, 51, of Jasper, formerly of Brilliant, Oxford 83/58 Huntsville day, Oct. 2, 2017. passed away Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, at Walker Baptist ARK. 84/57 The family will receive friends Thursday, Oct. 6, 2017, Medical Center in Jasper. from 1 until 2:30 p.m. at Sumiton Church of God in Sumi- The family will receive friends Friday, Oct. 6, 2017, from ton. 6 until 8 p.m. at Bowen Funeral Home in Winfield. GA. A graveside service will be held Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017, Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017, at at 3 p.m. at New Horizon Memorial Gardens in Dora. The 2 p.m. in the Bowen Funeral Home Chapel, with burial Greenville Birmingham 86/59 83/60 Rev. Jerry Irwin will officiate. following at Fulton Bridge Cemetery near Hamilton. Reed was a loving mother and grandmother, who loved Aaron Gann will officiate. taking care of her family. She was employed by Cardio- She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald Max vascular Associates for 25 years, and a constant supporter Noles; grandparents, George and Evelyn Snow Noles, and of the Jimmie Hale Mission. She was loved dearly by Ernest L. and Vertie Lee Stone; and sister, Terase Ann Jackson Montgomery many friends. Noles. 85/62 87/63 She was preceded in death by her parents, the Rev. She is survived by her mother, Linda Stone Noles of Marvin W. Burns and Altie Burns. Jasper; daughter, Morgan Taylor Jones (Justin) of Jasper; She is survived by her daughters, Cheryl Robinson sons, Justus Selon Noles and Noah Lee Noles, both of Brookhaven Hattiesburg 84/63 (Jimmy) of Oxford and Jenifer Sides (Mike) of Jack- Jasper; sisters, Angela A. Padbury (Harry) of Jasper and 85/63 sonville; grandchildren, Morgan, Hunter, Will (Brittany), Amanda Noles McLain (Chris) of Curry; and a host of Reed, Wesley and Taylor; great grandchildren, Jase and nieces, nephews and friends. Mobile Isaiah; brothers, Wayne Burns and Donnie Burns (Rita); 85/66 LA. FLA. sisters, Ann Brasfield, Pauline Dill and Frankie Norris; Bowen Funeral Home, Winfield; 205-487-4327 and several nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews. You may sign the online register or express condolences Gary Reed to the family at www.newhorizonmemorial.com. Gary Reed, 73, of Oakman, passed away Sunday, Oct. New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, 1, 2017, at Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Birming- Dora; 205-648-2323 ham. ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017, at 3 p.m. at Oakman Church of God, with burial at Barney Cemetery. Kenneth Wiggins will officiate. Deloris Fay Sprouse Reed was a member of Oakman Church of God. Deloris Fay Sprouse, 67, of Cordova, passed away Sat- He was preceded in death by his father, Ottie Reed; BEVILL STATE urday, Sept. 30, 2017, at her residence. mother, Marguerite Davis Reed; brothers, Gene Tatum A gathering of friends will be held Thursday, Oct. 5, and Jimmy Tatum; and stepfather, Russell Tatum. COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2017, at 6 p.m. at Bell Funeral Home in Sumiton. He is survived by his daughters, Angela M. Reed, She is survived by her husband, George Sprouse; Regan Lawley, Brittany Magouirk, and Paige Hart; son, daughter, Tina Hall; grandchildren, Chris Cadena, Justin Chad Hart; sisters, Etoice Mims and Noka Manasco; Continuing education classes Robbins, Chastity Sprouse, Chiara Christian, Ricky New- brothers, William Tatum, Bobby Tatum, Dale Tatum, and offered at Bevill State in Jasper ton, and Kenneth Crook; great grandchildren, Tyson Ca- Tim Tatum; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchil- dena, Baylee Cadena, Christopher Robbins, and Corey dren. The following classes will be offered through the con- Williams; nieces, Larura Rose and Yvette Vaile; and In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial do- tinuing education program on the Jasper campus of nephew, Lawrence Vaile. nations be made to your favorite charity. Bevill State Community College. For more information, You may sign an online register or express private con- call Robin Goforth at 205-275-0457 or 205-387-0511, dolences to the family at www.bellsumiton.com. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 ext. 5779. Basic Oil Painting — Thursday, Oct. 5, from 9 a.m. Bell Funeral Home, Sumiton; 205-648-6611 to 12:30 p.m. Instructor is Diane Williams. Project is a Clara Mae wooden fall decor. Cost is $25 and is located in the Con- tinuing Education Building. Lutreece Lowe Allison LaRussa Clara Mae Allison LaRussa, 78, of Nauvoo, passed away Red Cross CPR and AED Class — Saturday, Oct. ‘Treece’ Carr Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, at her residence. 7. Call Robin at 205-275-0457 for information. Lutreece Lowe “Treece” Carr, 77, of Jasper, passed away Memorial services will be held Sunday, Oct. 8, 2017, at Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, at We Care 2 p.m. in the chapel at Collins-Burke Funeral Home in Pinterest Class — Tuesday, Oct. 24, from 5:30 to Hospice of Moss Point, Mississippi. Jasper, with burial at Curry Cemetery. John Warren will 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Michelle Godwin. Project will be A graveside service will be held Fri- officiate. a Thanksgiving project on wood. Cost is $25 and is lo- day, Oct. 6, 2017, at 11 a.m. at Oak Hill LaRussa was preceded in death by her father and cated in the Continuing Education Building. Cemetery in Jasper. Jack Baldwin will mother, Bowd and Dolly Allison. officiate. She is survived by her husband, Bernard LaRussa; Girls Night Out — Monday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to Carr was preceded in death by her sons, Sam Sanford of Nauvoo, Michael Sanford of New 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Diane Williams. Project is paint- husband, Perry G. “Buzz” Carr; and Jersey, Billy Sanford of Vestavia, Bobby Sanford of Besse- ing a wooden acorn for Thanksgiving. Cost is $25 and is parents, C. Wayne and Lee Lowe. mer, and Anthony LaRussa of Fultondale; sister, Edra located in the Continuing Education Building. She is survived by her son, Dean G. Nelson of Jasper; five grandchildren; and four great- Carr (Venus) of Daphne, Ala.; grand- grandchildren. Basic Digital Photography — Monday, Oct. 30, to children, Peri Lowe Carr and Major In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial do- Monday, Nov. 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. Instructor is Ron Har- Walston Carr; a host of nieces and nephews; many nations be made to Alacare Hospice. ris. Cost is $55 and is located in Rowland Center Room friends; and special caregivers, We Care Hospice of Moss 223. Point, Miss. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 You may sign the register online www.kilgoregreenfu- Basic Oil Painting — Thursday, Nov. 2, from 9 a.m. neralhome.com. to 12:30 p.m. Instructor is Diane Williams. Project is a painting on canvas. Cost is $25 and is located in the Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 Continuing Education Building.

Sewing Class — Thursday, Nov. 2, to Thursday, Dec. 14, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Susan Maddox. Students will learn how to read and cut out patterns, put in zippers, buttons and button holes, and much “I’m shocked and more. Portable sewing machine is required. Cost is $90 Tom Petty, down-to-earth saddened by the plus supplies. Class is in Rowland Center Room 223. news of Tom’s Pinterest Class — Tuesday, Nov. 7, from 5:30 to 8:30 passing, he’s such p.m. Instructor is Michelle Godwin. Project will be bow rock superstar, dies at 66 making. Cost is $25 and is located in the Continuing a huge part of our Education Building. Call Robin at 205-275-0457 for a By HILLEL ITALIE musical history, supply list. AP National Writer there’ll never be Pinterest Class — Tuesday, Nov. 14, from 5:30 to Tom Petty, an old-fash- another like him.” ioned rock superstar and 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Michelle Godwin. Project will be - Eric Clapton a Christmas wreath made with mesh ribbon. Cost is everyman who drew upon $25 and is located in the Continuing Education Build- the Byrds, the Beatles and ing. Call Robin 205-275-0457 for supply list. other bands he worshipped as a boy and produced new meat,” he self-financed Red Cross Babysitting Class — Saturday, Nov. 18. classics such as “Free what became “Damn the Call Robin at 205-275-0457 for more information. Fallin,’ “Refugee” and Torpedoes” and declared “American Girl,” has died. bankruptcy rather than al- Girls Night Out — Monday, Nov. 27, from 5:30 to He was 66. lowing his label, MCA, to 8:30 p.m. Instructor is Diane Williams. Project is Christ- Petty died Monday night release it. mas decor. Cost is $25 and is located in Continuing Ed- at UCLA Medical Center He eventually reached a ucation Building. in Los Angeles a day after new deal with MCA, for he suffered cardiac arrest better terms. In the early Basic Oil Painting — Thursday, Nov. 30, from 9 a.m. at his home in Malibu, 1980s, he was again at war to 12:30 p.m.. Instructor is Diane Williams. Project is a California, spokeswoman with MCA, this time over Christmas decor on wood. Cost is $25 and is located in Carla Sacks said. the label’s plans to charge the Continuing Education Building. Petty and his longtime extra money, a dollar band the Heartbreakers higher than the standard Pinterest Class — Tuesday, Dec. 5, from 5:30 to 8:30 had recently completed a $8.98, for his album “Hard p.m.. Instructor is Michelle Godwin. Project will be a 40th anniversary tour, one Promises.” He again pre- chalk paint silhouette Nativity scene on wood. Cost is he hinted would be their vailed. $25 and is located in the Continuing Education Build- last. Petty was both a musi- ing. “I’m thinking it may be cian and obsessive fan, one the last trip around the who met his childhood he- country,” Petty told Rolling roes and lived out the fan- Stone last year. “We’re all tasies of countless young VOLUME 56 NUMBER 130 on the backside of our 60s. rock lovers. I have a granddaughter He befriended Byrds now I’d like to see as much leader Roger McGuinn and Daily Mountain Eagle as I can. I don’t want to became close to George spend my life on the road. Harrison, who performed - Main Office - AP Photo/Kathy Willens, File Member This tour will take me on “I Won’t Back Down” 1301 E. Viking Drive away for four months. Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau In this March 2002 file photo, Tom Petty, of the and joined Petty, Bob Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations With a little kid, that’s a band Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers, speaks Dylan, Roy Orbison and lot of time.” after being inducted at the Rock and Roll Hall of Jeff Lynne in the im- Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday Usually backed by the promptu super group the Closed Saturday & Sunday Heartbreakers, Petty Fame induction ceremony in New York. Petty has Traveling Wilburys. Petty Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain broke through in the 1970s died at age 66. Spokeswoman Carla Sacks says inducted Harrison into the Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain and went on to sell more Petty died Monday night at UCLA Medical Center Rock Hall in 2004; two Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL than 80 million records. years earlier Dylan’s son 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: in Los Angeles after he suffered cardiac arrest. 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily The Gainesville, Florida, Jakob inducted Petty. In Mountain Eagle, 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to native with the shaggy like him.” Eric Clapton sociated Press in 1989. “I the 1980s, Petty and the subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, blond hair and gaunt fea- wrote in a statement. think faith is very impor- Heartbreakers supported AL, and additional mailing offices (if applicable). tures was loved for his Petty’s albums included tant just to get through Bob Dylan on a nationwide POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Mountain Eagle, PO Box 1469, melodic hard rock, nasally “Damn the Torpedoes,” life. I think it’s really im- tour. Jasper, AL 35502-1469 (USPS 144-040). vocals and down-to-earth ‘’Hard Promises” and “Full portant that you believe in He would speak of being style. Moon Fever,” although his yourself, first of all. It’s a MISS YOUR PAPER? Your carrier is an independent contractor who is contracted consumed by rock music with the Daily Mountain Eagle to deliver, collect and otherwise serve you, the The Rock and Roll Hall first No. 1 did not come very hard to thing to come since childhood, to the subscriber. 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LAS VEGAS (AP) — In- vestigators trying to figure out why Stephen Paddock gunned down 59 people from his high-rise hotel suite are analyzing his computer and cellphone, looking at casino surveil- lance footage and seeking to interview his girlfriend. Nearly two days after the deadliest mass shoot- ing in modern U.S. history, what set off the 64-year- old high-rolling gambler and retired accountant re- Courtesy of Eric Paddock mained a big question via AP mark Tuesday, though the Las Vegas sheriff said he is This undated photo pro- confident investigators vided by Eric Paddock will find a motive. shows his brother, Las Paddock’s girlfriend, Marilou Danley, is consid- Vegas gunman Stephen ered a “person of interest” Paddock. and has been speaking with police from the vestigators. Danley is ex- Philippines, where she is pected to speak with detec- traveling, Sheriff Joseph tives when she returns to Lombardo said. the U.S. from out of the “We anticipate some in- country. formation from her The FBI discounted the shortly,” he said. AP Photo/John Locher possibility of international While the probe into terrorism early on, even Paddock’s background in- Windows are broken at the Mandalay Bay resort and casino Tuesday in Las Vegas. Authorities said after the Islamic State cluded searches of two Stephen Craig Paddock broke the windows and began firing with a cache of weapons, killing dozens claimed responsibility for houses he owned in Ne- and injuring hundreds. the attack. vada, some investigators turned their focus from the video cameras set up in- had been identified by ences pull the trigger, typ- shooter’s perch to the festi- side his room and on a Tuesday afternoon, Lom- ically,” Clemente said. val grounds outside the service cart outside it to bardo said. Paddock had a business Sherry’s Hair Salon Mandalay Bay hotel casino spy anyone coming his Retired FBI profiler Jim degree from Cal State On Duncan Rd. off Hwy. 5 where his victims fell. way, Lombardo said. Clemente speculated that Northridge. In the 1970s A dozen investigators, A hotel security guard there was “some sort of and ‘80s, he worked as a FALL PERM SPECIAL most in FBI jackets and all who approached the room major trigger in his life — mail carrier and an IRS wearing blue booties to during the rampage was a great loss, a breakup, or agent and held down an $50.00* avoid contaminating the shot through the door and maybe he just found out he auditing job in the Defense *New customers only. scene, documented evi- wounded in the leg. has a terminal disease.” Department, according to dence at the site where Paddock had 23 guns Clemente said a “psycho- the government. He later *Includes cut. gunfire rained down Sun- with him at the hotel, logical autopsy” may be worked for a defense con- day night and country along with devices that necessary to try to estab- tractor. (205) 300-3390 music gave way to screams can enable a rifle to fire lish the motive for the at- He had no known crimi- Expires: Nov. 1st of pain and terror. continuously, like an auto- tack. If the suicide didn’t nal record, and public “Shoes, baby strollers, matic weapon, authorities destroy Paddock’s brain, records showed no signs of Paddock and Danley to in- chairs, sunglasses, purses. said. experts may even find a financial troubles, though The whole field was just Nineteen more guns neurological disorder or he was said to be a big littered with things,” said were found at his malformation, he said. gambler. FALL/WINTER FALL/WINTER SALE! SALE! Nevada Attorney General Mesquite home and seven He said there could even “No affiliation, no reli- October 4th - 14th Adam Laxalt, who told The at his Reno house. be a genetic component to gion, no politics. He never Associated Press it was More than 500 people the slaughter: Paddock’s cared about any of that M-F 10am - 6pm • Sat. 10am - 4pm like a “war zone.” ‘’There were injured in the ram- father was a bank robber stuff,” his brother, Eric were bloodstains every- page, some by gunfire, who was on the FBI’s Paddock, said outside his where.” some during the chaotic most-wanted list in the Florida home. He said he Paddock killed himself escape. At least 45 pa- 1960s and was diagnosed a was at a loss to explain the before a SWAT team blew tients at two hospitals re- psychopath. massacre. off the door of his room on mained in critical “The genetics load the Nevada’s Gaming Con- the 32nd floor. condition. gun, personality and psy- trol Board said it will pass Investigators found All but three of the dead chology aim it, and experi- along records compiled on 10 DAYS Complicated recovery awaits victims injured in Vegas attack A Children’s ONLY Consignment Sale LAS VEGAS (AP) — Scalea, physician-in-chief of wounded filled the and Philadelphia, but Their concert turned into a at the University of Mary- trauma bay inside. There never so many at once. • Gently Worn Children’s Clothes siege, and now their lives land’s Shock Trauma Cen- were people with injuries After the Vegas shooting, • Maternity Clothes may become a battle. ter in Baltimore, one of the to their lungs, liver and eight operating rooms • Almost New Toys & Baby Equipment The staggering count of nation’s largest trauma spleens, some with huge were running simultane- • Home Decor & Furniture people injured in the centers. “It’s not days or wounds torn open by bul- ously. It was hours of fran- shooting at a Las Vegas weeks.” lets. Eight or nine sur- tic response before doctors • Prom/Formals and More music festival means their Edward Leon raced to geons made flash had a moment to catch recoveries are likely to be Las Vegas from Palm assessments. their breaths. Parkland Shopping Center as varied as the victims Springs, California, after “Who’s the most in- “At this point, I’m still themselves. Some injuries learning his niece was shot jured?” Coates said they processing. I have no idea are as simple as broken in the stomach. He said he would ask themselves. who I operated on,” Coates bones, others gunshot cried the whole way there. “Who’s dying the fastest?” said. “They were coming in wounds involving multiple Although she survived an He treated similar so fast. ... We were just try- surgeries and potential initial operation, he wor- wounds while on big-city ing to keep people from transplants, and all come ries about what will come hospital duty in Detroit dying.” with the added emotional next. “She’s out of surgery,” scars of enduring the dead- he said, “but it’s a long liest shooting in modern road ahead.” U.S. history, with 59 killed. At the site of the attack, At least 130 people re- people fashioned stretch- mained hospitalized Tues- ers out of fence posts and COWBOY WAY day, with 45 listed in tarps, and tourniquets critical condition. Hospi- from belts. At area hospi- WESTERN WEAR tals said 185 others had al- tals, the scene was simi- (205) 384-4034 ready been released. At larly grave. Sunrise Hospital and Med- “It was like a war zone,” ical Center alone, the said Dr. Jay Coates, a 7 miles North of Jasper on Hwy. 5 • Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 to 6 • Sat. 10 to 4 count of those treated in- trauma surgeon at Univer- cluded 120 people who sity Medical Center of $ were struck by gunfire, a Southern Nevada, who op- 10 Off Adult Boots glimpse of the amount of erated on three people ammunition unleashed in with gunshot wounds. $ the attack. Coates saw news of the 5 Off Children Boots Rehabilitation for the shooting flash across his most seriously hurt vic- phone Sunday night and tims will take far longer rushed to the hospital. than many may realize. Ambulances were parked “Years,” said Dr. Thomas four and five deep. 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BIRMINGHAM (AP) — Delaina and Bettye proach to the race in the Standing before cheering Greene, a mother and Republican stronghold. supporters in the deeply daughter, wore shirts with Biden’s appearance with red state of Alabama, for- a raven and the slogan Jones was motivated by a mer Vice President Joe “nevermoore” to the rally longstanding friendship. Biden on Tuesday urged with Jones He recorded automated Alabama voters to send “Why would we want phone messages urging Democrat Doug Jones to Roy Moore? Somebody people to vote for Jones in replace Attorney General who has been removed not the crowded August pri- Jeff Sessions in the U.S. once, but twice for failing mary and appeared at a Senate. to follow the law,” Delaina Tuesday morning Biden said while a win Greene said. fundraiser with him. by Jones in the GOP While the enthusiasm Before the rally with stronghold would rever- for Jones inside the con- Biden, the Moore cam- berate across the country, vention room was high, the paign sent out a statement he said Alabama voters math is daunting. The last saying Jones’ appearance should elect Jones “for Al- Democratic senator from with Biden shows a “clear abama.” Alabama was Howell contrast” in the race. “Doug has demonstrated Heflin, who retired in “Doug Jones has been his courage and his ab- 1997, with Sessions suc- trying to fool Alabama vot- solute integrity,” Biden ceeding him. Sessions and ers into thinking that he is told a cheering crowd of Sen. Richard Shelby have really one of them, but he 1,100 in Birmingham. coasted in every Senate has shown his true colors “Doug knows Alabama. He election since. by bringing in President knows your heart and he’ll National Democratic Obama’s Vice President to never let you down.” AP Photo/Brynn Anderson Party forces, coming off campaign for him and Jones in the Dec. 12 elec- this year’s high-profile loss raise money for his cam- tion faces Republican Roy Former Vice President Joe Biden, right, speaks at a rally to campaign for in neighboring Georgia’s paign,” Moore campaign Moore who last week Democrat Doug Jones, left, in the race to fillAttorney General Jeff Sessions' 6th Congressional District, chairman Bill Armistead pulled off an upset over a former Senate seat Tuesday in Birmingham. are taking a cautious ap- said. better funded incumbent backed by President Don- a glimmer of hope in the said of Jones. ald Trump. off-year election against Jones is emphasizing Jones, a lawyer and for- Moore, who while popular economic issues in the race mer U.S. attorney during among evangelical voters, and referenced the church the Clinton administra- is a polarizing figure bombing prosecution, say- tion, is best known for among other segments of ing it, like his campaign, prosecuting the Klansmen the Alabama electorate. A was initially viewed as a who bombed a Birming- judicial discipline panel “long shot” but was on the ham church in 1963, twice removed Moore from “right side of history.” killing four black girls. chief justice duties for “We are on the right side Biden said Jones demon- flouting federal court or- of justice. We are on the strated his courage in tak- ders regarding gay mar- right side of respect and ing on that case 40 years riage and the display of fairness, and I can tell you later and sending the mes- the Ten Commandments Roy Moore is not on the sage to the Klan that “jus- on state property. right side of any of those tice would follow them to “Although, when he wins issues,” Jones told a cheer- the gates of hell if need this race, it will send rip- ing crowd. be.” ples across this country, I Biden did not mention It’s been two decades want to be clear, I want to Moore’s name, but said the since a Democrat repre- be clear, don’t do it for that country didn’t need an “ex- sented Alabama in the reason. Do it for Alabama. tremist up in the United U.S. Senate. Democrats see Do it for Alabama,” Biden States Senate.”

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Oneal graduates from Mobley graduates from Air Force basic training Marine Corps Boot Camp U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Private First Class (PFC) Marlon S. Oneal graduated from Thomas Michael Mobley, 18, of basic military train- Jasper, graduated ing at Joint Base San from United States Antonio-Lackland in Marine Corps Boot San Antonio, Texas. Camp at the Marine The airman com- Corps Recruit Depot pleted an intensive, in Parris Island, S.C., eight-week program on Sept. 22. that included train- Mobley successfully ing in military disci- completed 13 weeks of pline and studies, Air intensive basic train- Force core values, ing at MCRD Parris physical fitness, and Island as one of 72 re- basic warfare princi- Marlon S. cruits in Training Pla- Thomas M. ples and skills. Oneal toon 1066. While in Mobley Airmen who com- recruit training, PFC plete basic training also earn four cred- Mobley received a meritorious promo- its toward an associate in applied tion to Private First Class after suc- science degree through the Community cessfully serving as squad leader for 19 College of the Air Force. recruits. Oneal is the son of Marlon and Jenny Following ten days home on leave he Oneal of Jasper, and is a 2016 graduate will report to Camp Lejune for two of Walker High School. months at Infantry Training Battalion.

Christian-themed high school halftime show draws complaint LEEDS (AP) — The ligious routine that they the public address system Freedom From Religion could leave the band. before football games in Foundation has asked an The foundation says September. Alabama school district to public schools cannot pro- end a high school band’s mote religion. Christian-themed football Leeds City Schools Su- halftime show. perintendent John J. In a press release issued Moore told AL.com that Monday, FFRF says a par- the complaint had been ent complained that the submitted to the school Leeds High School band’s board’s attorney for re- performance is designed to view. The district doesn’t resemble a Christian have plans to end the church service. The release show. says the parent asserted A FFRF complaint led to that the band director told Lee County Schools ban- students opposed to the re- ning student-led prayer on

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Where Caring Makes A Difference! DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A5 NATION IN BRIEF HENRIETTA’S CLOSET OPEN FOR BUSINESS Born in same hospital, on same day; now they're married TAUNTON, Mass. (AP) — A couple born on the same day at the same Massachusetts hospital have exchanged vows more than two decades later. The Taunton Gazette reports that Jessica Gomes and Aaron Bairos got married Sept. 9. Each was born on April 28, 1990, at the same hospital in Taunton, about 40 miles south of Boston. The two grew up in communities a few miles apart before meeting through mutual friends in high school. Gomes says she and Bairos figured out they were born on the same day “pretty early on” when they took a drivers education class together and saw the proof on their learner’s permits. She says it was love at first sight. Ohio residents say monkeys on the loose in neighborhood LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — Residents of a quiet Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell town in southwest Ohio swear they’re not seeing A preview sale was held late Tuesday for a second location of Henrietta’s Closet at the Parkland Shop- things when they tell people monkeys are on the loose in their neighborhood. ping Center in Jasper. Two spaces will be open for the seasonal consignment store in the same build- WLWT-TV reports residents in Lebanon, a city ing, starting today and running through Oct. 14. The hours will be Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. about 30 miles northeast of Cincinnati, have used until 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. their phones to capture photos of the monkeys hanging out in trees. Lebanon police say they’re aware of the reported monkey sightings and are investigating. Residents suspect the monkeys were pets at some point. GOP leaders say no action on gun legislation Residents say the monkeys haven’t been spotted WASHINGTON (AP) — Republi- Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., said ac- Asked about silencer bill, Trump said, since being photographed several weeks ago but can leaders made clear Tuesday that tion on guns after Las Vegas was un- “We’ll talk about that later.” can still be heard. Congress will take no action on gun necessary, “We are not going to Democrats pressed for a response. legislation in the wake of the mas- knee-jerk react to every situation.” Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., said on Sheriff: Machine guns, 900 sacre in Las Vegas. They refused to Four years ago, after the deadly Twitter: “It’s not ‘political’ to urge ac- entertain Demo- school shooting in Newtown, a bipar- tion to stop the regular killing of rounds found during traffic stop cratic demands to tisan bill on background checks failed Americans by guns. It’s responsibility. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) — Police in Ten- expand back- in the Senate. Silence is the political choice.” nessee say they found a large cache of weapons, ground checks for The complicated politics of guns Senate Minority Leader Chuck gun purchases and was personified by West Virginia Sen. Schumer, D-N.Y., warned that the including two machine guns, on a driver pulled tighten restric- Joe Manchin, a Democrat up for re- GOP-backed silencer bill could have over for speeding. tions on semi-au- election next year in a state carried deadly consequences. The Johnson City Press quotes Washington tomatic weapons, overwhelmingly by President Donald “One of the few ways the police had County Sheriff Ed Graybeal as saying deputies but also shelved Trump. to go after this shooter was they could found a .357-caliber Magnum, a loaded .45-cal- their own House Manchin, who co-sponsored the look for the sound, try to hear the iber semi-automatic, a .223-caliber fully automatic bill that would failed bill that would have expanded sound of where the guns came from,” AR rifle, a .308-caliber fully automatic AR rifle, have loosened ac- background checks, said Tuesday, “I Schumer said on the Senate floor. more than 900 rounds of ammunition, and survival cess to gun si- House come from a gun state and I am a pro- “Thank God our colleagues on the equipment. lencers. Speaker tector of Second Amendment rights other side of the aisle have pulled “I think it’s pre- Paul Ryan and I understand these people’s fear.” back on this bill.” mature to be dis- West Virginia residents “cherish Schumer and other Democrats cussing legislative solutions, if there the right to be able to go hunting with noted that Republicans postponed a are any,” Senate Majority Leader their family ... sport shooting and all hearing on the silencer bill in June Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., told re- the things we do enjoy,” Manchin when House Majority Whip Steve porters after the mass shooting that said, adding that any potential legis- Scalise, R-La., and others were shot killed at least 59 people and wounded lation must be based in common at a congressional baseball practice. hundreds more. sense. “It’s just common sense to say “When two mass shootings force House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., that if a person is such a risk to get you to delay a bill that would make said there is no plan for the House to on an airplane that they get (put) on those mass shootings harder to detect act soon on the silencer bill, which a the no-fly list, don’t you think there and stop, maybe that’s a sign you Republican-led House committee should be some concern and preven- ought to let go of the bill once and for backed last month. The bill’s sponsor, tion from them being able to still buy all,” Schumer said. Rep. Jeff Duncan of South Carolina, a gun in America?” Manchin said, Besides the silencer measure, said it would help hunters protect adding that any movement on the House GOP leaders had been moving their hearing. issue will depend on Trump. forward with a bill to allow people The silencer bill is “not scheduled “The president could really take a with concealed-carry permits to take right now. I don’t know when it will lead on this. He really could,” their weapons to other states. A vote be scheduled,” Ryan said. Manchin said. on that measure also seemed un- The congressional inaction under- Trump has called the Sunday night likely. scored the power of the National Rifle shooting at an outdoor music festival Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Photo Special to the Eagle Association and the political stakes an “act of pure evil” and declared the he was “open-minded to anything Oakman High School band director Casey for lawmakers who maintain their nation would unite behind the sur- that would shed light on what hap- support for the constitutional right to vivors. pened and how to fix it without giving Woods, a 2001 graduate of OHS, spoke to stu- bear arms and fear any challenge to “We’ll be talking about gun laws as people false hope that we’re one law dents Monday as part of a homecoming week ef- their fealty. time goes by,” Trump said Tuesday. change from fixing things like this.” fort to mentor students. Commission From A1 Oakman From A1 of money and he contracts into the general fund of the food contract the commis- and feed the inmates ac- SGA Sponsor Natalie Carson said she believes seven out for the feeding of the county.” The exception sion had with ABL Man- cording to the law.” of Oakman’s current faculty members graduated from prisoners. If he is efficient would be “in those in- agement, Inc., to feed the Chairman Jerry Bishop the school. with it, he gets the balance. stances where the county prisoners expires Oct. 31, asked if the sheriff is lim- “We just wanted to have some alumni come back If he is not, he has to han- commission directs such and that the commission ited to the bid law. Jackson and tell about their experience at Oakman and what dle it because that is the allowances to be paid into will now direct that the said he did not know, as homecoming means to them,” Carson said. “I think amount of money he has, the general fund of the sheriff retain the food and that is not addressed by sometimes the students don’t understand the reason instead of going into the county by proper resolu- service allowances from the resolution. He said it behind homecoming.” General Fund.” tion .... ” the state and be responsi- may not be as it is consum- She said Dr. Joel Hagood, a former principal at Oak- He said the new resolu- The resolution notes by ble for feeding prisoners. able service. man, addressed students on Tuesday, and Oakman tion points out that Section rescinding the 2008 ordi- District 1 Commissioner In other business, graduate David Kelly will speak to students on Thurs- 36-22-17 of the Code of Al- nance, that will allow the Keith Davis said the state County Administrator day. Kelly is a community volunteer who helps direct abama notes that “all fees, sheriff to “retain al- pays $1.75 per inmate. Cheryl Ganey said Oct. 9 traffic on campus and assists with other school activ- commissions, percentages, lowances and amounts re- “That’s how other counties would be considered a ities, while Hagood now works for the Walker County allowances, charges, ex- ceived for feeding do this,” he said. “Basically, county holiday, as it is Board of Education as director of curriculum instruc- cluding the allowances and prisoners.” It also notes the commission has been Columbus Day. Also, the tion. amounts received for feed- Section 14-6-40 provides bidding that at a higher commission approved In May, Kelly told the Daily Mountain Eagle, “I’ve ing prisoners, which the the sheriff or his staff, un- rate than that, so this $7,058 in federal reim- been involved around this school for a long time, and various sheriffs of the var- less otherwise provided by brings that down to what bursement to the county’s I try to stay in touch with the students and faculty.” ious counties shall be enti- law, shall feed the prison- the state pays. It will be up expenses for the Walker In addition to speakers, other homecoming week tled to keep and retain ... ers in his jail. to the jail administrator County Emergency Man- festivities this year include flag football and dodgeball shall be collected and paid It was also noted that a and sheriff to administer agement Agency. games, a womanless beauty pageant, a SGA auction and this Friday’s parade, which will begin at 11:30 a.m. Jasper From A1 “It seems like the whole community looks forward to homecoming, and a lot of alumni return,” Carson than later.” funds from the Samuel Lee Smith ical Services. said. “I think our homecoming rings true to what it O’Mary said a recent pay plan Advised Fund. The money will be •approved use of the Percy Goode was 20 years ago.” must also be instituted. used for swim classes for students at Center on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 10 “We have to do everything we can Jasper High and Jasper Junior High a.m. until 2 p.m. for a community to bring our employees on par with schools. clothing giveaway program. this pay plan,” O’Mary said. “It’s a The council also approved a con- •gave city attorney Russ Robert- Sumiton From A1 challenge that has to be met, and it’s tract for a swim coach at the Memo- son permission to proceed with a ment in the past to come Kellum, Wilson and As- something I hope we can take a bite rial Park Natatorium. lawsuit against Cornerstone Con- see the new fire station. sociates to complete the out of as we move through 2018.” •approved parade permits for: struction Co. The Frog Festival will city’s annual audit. Ac- O’Mary said he pledges to be dili- — the Vike 4 Life homecoming 5K •adopted a resolution to declare be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., cording to the council gent in seeking out things the city run, set for Thursday, Oct.19, begin- old Christmas decorations as un- spends money on yet fails to benefit ning at 6 p.m. at the old Walker needed in order to donate them to while the time will be meeting’s agenda, the the city. “We want to do away with High School building. the town of Oakman. announced later for the company will commence things that don’t bring value to this — the Jasper High School home- •introduced an ordinance to place open house. the audit no later than city,” he said. coming parade, which will be held a three-way stop sign at the inter- In other business, Nov. 15 and the cost will He also said he wants to encour- Friday, Oct. 20, beginning at 1 p.m. section of 27th Street and Highland council members at not exceed $22,900. age the Daily Mountain Eagle to use — a Zumba Party of Pink Avenue. Tuesday’s meeting: •approved sending its editorial page to not only praise fundraiser on Sunday, Oct. 22, from •introduced an ordinance to • voted to pay the Carl Park Director Deb but critique the city when needed. “I 2 until 4 p.m. on the courthouse amend the city’s business license re- Elliot Regional Library Hampton and Roger think there’s solid value in that,” he square in downtown Jasper. lated to delivery licenses. The System’s fees for three Williamson to the Deep said. — a Fall Fest event, held Sunday, changes are required by state law, items — annual appro- South Regional Turf “In looking at 2018, I would call on Oct. 29, from 2 until 7 p.m. The city clerk Kathy Chambless said. priations in the amount Expo in Biloxi, Miss., in the council to lock arms and join me event is a collaborative effort by sev- •heard from former Jasper police of $3,997.50, annual November. The registra- in bringing value to the taxpayers of eral churches in the city and will be officer Jeff Sparks, who spoke on be- maintenance for the tion fee is $250 each. this city,” O’Mary said. “The people held in downtown Jasper. half of the more than 100 retired city LibData software sys- •chose again to not elected me and the council members •held a public hearing and ap- employees. tem in the amount of participate in the Re- to bring value to this city, and I hope proved a retail liquor, wine and beer Sparks asked council members to $450 and annual soft- gional Planning Com- we all embrace that thinking and license for off-premise consumption approve a one-time bonus for re- ware maintenance in mission of Greater understand that thinking and com- for Robert Lee Trust, LLC, which op- tirees that was recently approved at the amount of Birmingham. Ellis said ply with the mandate voters gave erates as Discount Package Store at the state level. $1,732.64. These pay- membership in the pro- us.” 2965 Highway 195, Suite B. The deadline to approve the one- ments will be spread out gram, which costs In other business, council mem- •approved use at no charge of the time bonuses is Oct. 31. bers: Lueda Meadows Smith Center on •heard from District 5 resident over the next three $1,525, doesn’t provide •approved the minutes of the the second and fourth Thursday of Sylvester Ivory, who expressed con- months. many benefits to the Sept. 19 meeting. each month for a senior service pro- cerns about drainage problems •approved to allow City of Sumiton. •approved receiving $850 in grant gram sponsored by Capstone Med- along Crutchfield Boulevard. Daily Mountain Eagle

Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 OPINION A6 EDITORIALS Moore earns convincing win over Strange Judge Roy probably decided last year and the Judge Moore was poised to win Moore and his dye was more than likely cast in whatever he sought in his next pur- U.S. shootings wife, Kayla, made February and April when the race suit of office. When the state judi- their traditional officially began. cial inquiry commission removed becoming too familiar horseback ride to When disgraced and disregarded him from the Bench for espousing their voting place governor, Robert Bentley, gave At- his judicial opinion against gay The nation awoke Monday morning to learn that in Gallant in torney General Luther Strange the marriage, it made him a martyr once again a man — and it’s almost always a man — Etowah County Senate seat appointment in Febru- among conservative Alabamians. In has committed what appears to be the most Ameri- last Tuesday, and ary it was the kiss of death. Folks the Heart of Dixie that was a very can of acts, using military-style firearms to kill a when all the In The in Alabama have never liked some- good hand to be dealt. staggering number of people. Not in self-defense, not votes were Statehouse one getting appointed to an office. It made folks mad when the fed- in the heat of battle, but in pursuit of some inchoate counted that When George Wallace was in his eral courts took him out of office for goal. night, they won a By Steve Flowers heyday of popularity, he would ap- displaying the Ten Command- Police say 64-year-old Stephen Paddock of resounding vic- point someone to a political office, ments. However, the wrath that his Mesquite, Nev., a quiet desert town about 70 miles up tory. Moore’s capture of the GOP and they would invariably lose removal from the bench last year Interstate 15 from Las Vegas, holed himself up with Senate nomination was impressive. every time. Alabamians tend to re- evoked was enormous. Especially, at least 10 rifles on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay A 55-45 margin is not a total sent this means of arrival into a po- after he had been elected by the Bay hotel, and rained bullets into a crowd of 22,000 trouncing, but is considered a land- litical post. They especially look same voters because they liked his people at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival slide. with a disparaging eye when they socially conservative stances. across the Vegas Strip. The carnage ended when Pad- Despite being outspent by the get selected by a governor who they Private early polling of the 2018 dock killed himself before a SWAT team blew open Washington establishment 15-to-1, are investigating for corruption Governor’s race revealed that the hotel room door. Moore prevailed. His solid bloc of while you are the state’s chief pros- Moore was the frontrunner in that Paddock’s motive? Unknown at this point, but does conservative evangelical voters ecutor. It appears clandestine and race. That is probably why Kay it even matter? It was a horrific act that numbs the stood strong against an avalanche casts a cloud of conspiracy over the Ivey called for a Special Election as senses, and has in the span of a few minutes taken of negative ads. deal. Perception is reality in poli- one of her first acts as Governor. an unfathomable death toll and delivered pain and When the Washington Beltway tics. She knew that Moore would be grief to hundreds of families. Our hearts go out to Big Money interests pony up, they Big Luther was likely laid to rest lured into the Senate seat, which them. What motive can put such an atrocious act into bring with them the best and in April when newly minted gover- better suits him. a comprehensible framework? meanest pollsters and media con- nor, Kay Ivey, changed Bentley’s de- There is a lot of talk and specula- Dozens were killed and so many injured that it took sultants in the country. They con- cision to delay the Special Election tion that the Democratic nominee, police most of the night to come up with that estimate gruently polled and told Luther to fill the remaining time of Jeff Doug Jones, can make a race of it as the bleeding and the near-dead flooded hospital Strange to tie himself inextricably Sessions term from next year’s when the General Election is held emergency rooms. And in the sick arithmetic the to Donald Trump. 2018 election to a Special Election on December 12. Jones is a good country has become too accustomed to, as the number Luther stuck to the script per- this year. candidate. However, he is a true na- of the dead goes up, the number of wounded will come fectly. Trump even came to Ala- Luther took the appointment tional liberal Democrat who down. bama to endorse Big Luther. It was with the assumption that he would proudly espouses the liberal Messages of shock and support have poured out in to no avail. have the luxury of nestling into the agenda of the Democrats. what has become an almost Pavlovian national rit- When you are able to have $15 seat for almost two years and run- It is still very doubtful that a De- ual. But as a nation, do we have any more prayers million spent for you and the presi- ning as a veteran incumbent with mocrat can win a statewide race in and thoughts to offer? Is this, as musician David Gray dent and vice president fly in to en- two years under his belt and every Alabama, especially for the U.S. once sang, just so much meaningless movement of the dorse you, you can look in the race on the ballot the same day; Senate. However, it will be fun to jaws? We will hear shortly — count on it; it’s another mirror the next day and honestly two years for people to forget the watch. part of our sickness — that this is not the right time say; “I did all that I could do to de- appointment, plus 15 million dol- See you next week. to talk about gun control, and about our armed-to- rail the 10 Commandments Judge. lars of Washington money is a lot the-teeth culture. Four months from now Mitch Mc- safer bet than seeking election in a Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political But this is exactly the right time. As is tomorrow. Connell and crowd will be saying, Special Election less than six columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the And next week. And next month and, if we ever re- “Here comes the Judge.” months after the Bentley appoint- state legislature. Steve may be reached at gain our collective sanity, on election day. It was stun- The GOP Senate runoff was fi- ment against religious folk hero www.steveflowers.us. ning to read the flash news updates when the death nalized last Tuesday, but it was Roy Moore. toll passed 50 that the Vegas mass shooting broke an American record, out-slaughtering Orlando, Fla.’s, Pulse nightclub rampage last year. Does Las Vegas get a medal for that? Is this a challenge to the de- ranged in other cities to do even better? TODAY IN Will we again now hear the canard that if the folks who showed up to dance to country music under the HISTORY stars Sunday had been carrying firearms themselves, the death toll would have been smaller? That’s the other line the gun lobby tosses out in moments like Today is Wednesday, these — another part of our dark ritual of mass mur- Oct. 4, the 277th day of der. 2017. There are 88 days One of the questions police will try to answer, and left in the year. that will frame the ensuing debate, is whether Pad- Today’s Highlights in dock obtained his firearms legally. Does that even History: matter at this point? On Oct. 4, 1957, the So- — The Jacksonville Daily News viet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artifi- cial satellite, into orbit. The family sitcom “Leave It to Beaver” premiered HOW TO REACH OUR on CBS. On this date: ELECTED OFFICIALS In 1777, Gen. George Washington’s troops launched an assault on the British at German- town, Pennsylvania, re- sulting in heavy American casualties. In 1940, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini con- ferred at Brenner Pass in the Alps. In 1970, rock singer Janis Joplin, 27, was found dead in her Holly- Sen. Rep. Rep. wood hotel room. Greg Reed Connie Tim In 1976, Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz re- Rowe Wadsworth signed in the wake of a controversy over an ob- SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper scene joke he’d made that Sen. Greg Reed, R- 11 South Union Street was derogatory to blacks. Jasper Montgomery, AL In 2002, “American Tal- State House, Room 36130 iban” John Walker Lindh 734 (334) 242-7595 received a 20-year sen- 11 South Union Street tence after a sobbing plea Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, for forgiveness before a 36130 R-Arley federal judge in Alexan- (334) 242-7894 11 South Union Street dria, Virginia. In a federal Montgomery, AL court in Boston, a laugh- HOUSE OF 36130 ing Richard Reid pleaded REPRESENTATIVES (205) 712-1792 guilty to trying to blow up Rep. Connie Cooner a trans-Atlantic flight with explosives in his shoes (the British citizen was later sentenced to life LETTERS TO THE EDITOR in prison). Today’s Birthdays: The Daily Mountain Eagle invites readers to write Author Roy Blount Jr. is letters to the editor. All letters must be signed and 76. Author Anne Rice is include a daytime phone number for verification. 76. 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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico neighborhood, one of the Earlier, on approach to (AP) — Touring a small fastest to recover, 200 peo- the airport, Air Force One slice of Hurricane Maria’s ple cheered Trump’s visit descended over a land- devastation, President and crowded around him scape marked by mangled Donald Trump congratu- for cellphone photos. At a palm trees, metal debris lated Puerto Rico on Tues- table of supplies in a strewn near homes and day for escaping the higher church, Trump tossed rolls patches of stripped trees, death toll of “a real catas- of paper towels into the yet with less devastation trophe like Katrina” and friendly crowd. evident than farther from heaped praise on the relief “There’s a lot of love in San Juan. efforts of his administra- this room, a lot of love,” For much of his tour, tion without mentioning Trump said. “Great peo- Trump remained focused the sharp criticism the fed- ple.” primarily on drawing eral response has drawn. Asked by AP what he praise. “Really nothing short of has to say to people still “He didn’t play politics at a miracle,” he said of the without power, food and all,” he said of the gover- recovery, an assessment at water, he spoke of the gen- nor, making clear that he odds with the despair of erators brought to the is- considers those who have many still struggling to land and said the electrical criticized him to be politi- find water and food outside grid is being fixed. cally driven. Trump mis- the capital city in wide “Again the job that’s stated Maria as a Category swaths of an island where been done here is really 5 hurricane; it was Cate- only 5 percent of electricity nothing short of a miracle,” gory 4 when it hit Puerto customers have power he said. Rico. back. The death count of 16 is expected to rise. In the heart of San Juan, in fact, a few miles from AP Photo/Evan Vucci the air base where Trump gave his thumbs-up report President Donald Trump shakes hands with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin on progress, people stacked Cruz during a briefing on hurricane recovery efforts with first responders at sewage-fouled clothes and Luis Muniz Air National Guard Base Tuesday in San Juan, Puerto Rico. mattresses outside houses and businesses lacking evidence of the unconven- storm that was just totally was not a Katrina-level electricity nearly two tional path Trump has overpowering, nobody has event left her unsure. weeks after the storm. “No- taken in responding to the ever seen anything like “Sometimes his style of Friendly Dental Care body’s come,” said Ray Ne- one-two-three punch from this.” He told local officials communication gets in the For The ENTIRE Family gron, 38, collecting debris hurricanes Harvey, Irma “you can be very proud of way,” she told CNN. “I in the Playita neighbor- and Maria. His effusive all your people, all of our would hope that the presi- NOW OPEN hood. praise for federal relief ef- people working together.” dent of the United States Trump pledged an all- forts has overshadowed his Known deaths from stops spouting out com- Accepting Patients Mon. thru Fri. out effort to help the island displays of empathy for Maria in the U.S. territory ments that really hurt the 1208 Hwy. 78 E while adding, somewhat those who are suffering. stand at 16. But local offi- people of Puerto Rico.” We accept all Jasper lightly, “Now I hate to tell And in Puerto Rico, in par- cials caution that any ac- On a more positive note, major insurance Next to Zaxby’s you, Puerto Rico, but ticular, his criticism of local counting of death and Cruz said “I saw a real con- you’ve thrown our budget a people for not doing more destruction is far from nection between the reality 205-387-8888 little out of whack because to help themselves has complete as people suffer and the White House staff. we’ve spent a lot of money struck an off note during a secondary effects from I think they finally under- on Puerto Rico. And that’s time of crisis. thirst, hunger and extreme stood.” In a tweet, she fine. We’ve saved a lot of Trump said his visit was heat without air condition- pointedly excluded the You Can Trust Us For lives.” “not about me” but then ing. president as she credited Excellent Results And Service Known deaths from praised local officials for of- As for Katrina, as many his people with now under- Maria in the U.S. territory fering kind words about as 1,800 people died in standing “the disconnect stand at 16. But local offi- his administration’s recov- 2005 when levees protect- between how things are cials caution that any ac- ery effort and invited one ing New Orleans broke, a supposed to happen and counting of death and to repeat the “nice things” toll in lives and property how they really happen.” destruction is far from she’d said earlier. Trump that took years to under- Air Force One brought complete as people suffer also singled out Gov. Ri- stand. the president, first lady secondary effects from cardo Rossello for “giving Trump’s most prominent Melania Trump and aides thirst, hunger and extreme us the highest praise.” critic in Puerto Rico, San to Puerto Rico for a tour FREE Locally owned heat without air condition- “Every death is a horror,” Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin stretching through the af- Professional Same day by licensed ing. As for Katrina, as he said, “but if you look at Cruz, joined other officials ternoon. Evaluations demonstrations Audiologist many as 1,800 people died a real catastrophe like Ka- at the air base for a brief- At least parts of the itin- in 2005 when levees pro- trina and you look at the ing with him, shook the erary were drawn to en- Eastgate Plaza tecting New Orleans broke, tremendous, hundreds of president’s hand and said sure a friendly reception: BY THE UPS STORE (205) 265-2057 a toll in lives and property and hundreds and hun- afterward she hoped he Trump visited the houses 904 Highway 78 East Kristi Allen, M.S., CCC-A that took years to under- dreds of people that died, now understood the grav- of selected families waiting Jasper, AL 35501 Owner/Audiologist stand. and you look at what hap- ity of the situation. But his on their lawns. The visit offered fresh pened here with, really, a comment implying Maria In the upscale Guaynabo www.jasperhearingcenter.com Iran deal’s future may hinge “Did you see that on face-saving fix for Trump billboard we just WASHINGTON (AP) — The future of the Iran nu- clear deal may hinge on a passed?” face-saving fix for Presi- dent Donald Trump so he doesn’t have to recertify the Islamic republic’s com- pliance every 90 days, ac- cording to U.S. officials. Several officials familiar with internal discussions say the periodic reviews mandated by Congress have become such a source of embarrassment for AP Photo/Andrew Harnik Trump that his national security aides are seeking Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, left, accompanied ways for him to stop sign- by Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford, ing off on the seven-nation speaks on Afghanistan before the Senate Armed accord without scuttling it entirely. Services Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington “Not really. What did it say?” The president has called Tuesday. the agreement one of “It was really interesting. It was something about a America’s “worst and most clear capability by Iran,” according to officials who one-sided transactions” Gen. Joseph Dunford, the weren’t authorized to dis- local business... let’s see... I’m trying to remember...” ever. Officials say what chairman of the Joint cuss the private delibera- Trump hates most, how- Chiefs of Staff, told the tions and demanded “HEY, watch that guy pulling over in our lane!” ever, is a provision in a Senate Foreign Relations anonymity. 2015 U.S. law — known as Committee on Tuesday. The most likely strategy “Yea, he’s been swerving around a lot.” the Iran Nuclear Agree- Asked if he believed centers on Trump not cer- ment Review Act — that staying in the deal was in tifying Iran’s compliance “Probably trying to dial his cellphone.” requires him to tell Con- America’s national secu- when he faces another gress every three months rity interest, Defense Sec- deadline Oct. 15. Below “There you go, he’s straightening up now. I bet his if Iran is meeting promises retary Jim Mattis said, the president, diplomats to scale back its nuclear “Yes, senator, I do.” and officials would then wife gave him an ear full!” program in exchange for For U.S. officials in- strive to manage any fall- broad international relief volved in the decision- out with Tehran and “What did you ask me before?” from oil, trade and finan- making process, the focus America’s European allies cial sanctions. on finding a way for by emphasizing that the “I asked if you saw that billboard back there.” Because the U.N. nu- Trump to avoid anything U.S. isn’t leaving the deal clear watchdog has found looking like approval for or applying new nuclear “No, what was it?” Iran in compliance, it’s dif- the accord has become a sanctions on Iran. After ficult for the U.S. adminis- source of frustration. Vari- that, Trump wouldn’t have “I can’t remember now. Maybe we’ll come back this tration to say otherwise. ous options are in play to to address the certification But Trump has said re- resolve the problem, but matter again, officials way next year.” peatedly that he doesn’t none are clean solutions, said. want to certify Iranian compliance again after having done so twice al- Who sees your ads? ready, declaring last month he even had made his mind up about what he’ll do next. “Decertifica- tion” could lead Congress to reintroduce economic sanctions on Iran that were suspended under the Daily Daily MountainMountain EagleEagle deal. If that happens, Iran has threatened to walk It’s read and remembered away from the arrange- ment and restart activities by people who live and shop here. that could take it closer to nuclear weapons. “Iran is not in material breach of the agreement Call 221-2840 for and I do believe the agree- ment to date has delayed the development of a nu- advertising that works! 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Two years BY JIM DAVIS ago, I married a kind, hard- working man I’ll call Travis. Dear Abby These two By Abigail years Van Buren have been the best of my life, and I couldn’t imagine a better husband. However, I just BLONDIE got some news I feel is threatening our marriage. Travis’ friend from child- hood, “Bethany,” wants to start a family with her BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN wife. Travis informed me that he agreed to donate his sperm to Bethany so she can become pregnant. I feel betrayed. My hus- band will be starting a family with his friend be- fore we have kids! I know it may seem irrational, but I feel like he’s cheating on PEANUTS me. When I told him how I BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ felt, he said I was being selfish and it was his deci- sion. He also said it would- n’t matter because he isn’t going to help raise the child. Does Travis really have the right to donate his sperm without my con- sent? If so, how do I sup- press my anger toward him and Bethany? — FUMING IN THE MARVIN MIDWEST BY TOM ARMSTRONG DEAR FUMING: You are asking some intelli- gent questions, but ones that should be an- swered by an attorney. Your husband may be the nicest, most gener- ous man on the planet, but there are contin- gencies that need to be THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME taken into considera- by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek tion before Bethany be- Unscramble these four Jumbles, comes pregnant. Please WALKER BY MORT one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY suppress your anger to form four ordinary words. long enough to con- vince Travis that he TUGRN shouldn’t rush into this agreement without legal counsel. He may ©2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC thank you for it later. All Rights Reserved. ABSIS DEAR ABBY: Tradition- ally, husbands-to-be ask the fiancee’s father for per- mission to marry her. Why do we never hear about CFEETF BY JOHN ROSE the bride-to-be asking the free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app husband’s mother for her permission? My husband asked my NDAYIT BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH dad before proposing to Now arrange the circled letters me. I think it was a nice to form the surprise answer, as gesture, and Dad was de- suggested by the above cartoon. lighted for him to be in- cluded into our family. Had I asked my MIL for per- (Answers tomorrow) mission to marry her son, I Jumbles: REBEL TREND VENDOR CUSTOM Yesterday’s would have known right Answer: The fact that they were tubing down the river away she was opposed to now, made it a — CURRENT EVENT it. Now, three rocky years later, she’s still accusing CRANKSHAFT me of taking her son away HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last from her. She tells him if Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom he ever wants to leave me, CELEBRITIES BORN 22): Keep personal infor- he’s more than welcome to ON THIS DAY: Dakota mation and passwords se- come back home to Johnson, 28; Liev cret. Listen carefully, but Mommy. (His three other Schreiber, 50; Christoph don’t share information. siblings still live there.) Waltz, 61; Susan Saran- SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Had I asked, I would don, 71. Nov. 21): Don’t settle for have known up front that Happy Birthday: Con- anything less than what she hated me (not because sider the best way to you want. Work hard, of who I am, but because make improvements to play hard and do your she didn’t want her oldest how you live. Happiness best to encourage others. to ever leave). Would I still will require honesty and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. HI & LOIS have married him? I think the willingness to discuss 22-Dec. 21): Think mat- By Chance Brown I would have, but I would what you want to pursue. ters through before you have been prepared for the ARIES (March 21- make a decision or take treacherous days ahead. April 19): Check out action. Preparation and — UNPREPARED FOR your professional options knowing exactly what THE TREACHERY and consider what suits you want to see transpire you best. will help you choose the DEAR UNPREPARED: TAURUS (April 20- best route possible to get You have my sympathy. May 20): Channel your where you want to go. When mothers-in-law energy into something CAPRICORN (Dec. from heaven were you enjoy. A creative proj- 22-Jan. 19): Keep the handed out, it appears ect that requires stamina love flowing. You’ll get you were assigned and physical strength much farther using kind- someone from as far will help you explore your ness than you will if you south as one can get. skills and talents. are pushy or make de- BABY BLUES She may be the reason GEMINI (May 21- mands. June 20): Lend a helping AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- that verse in the Bible By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott about leaving and hand, volunteer your Feb. 18): Don’t focus on cleaving was included. services and keep doing an emotional incident Your situation illus- what you do best. that you cannot change. trates why it’s impor- CANCER (June 21- Let go of the past and tant for women — and July 22): Take a step plunge into the future men — to get to know back to reevaluate your with renewed optimism the family of their in- situation. Don’t confront and a good handle on tended before taking anyone if you don’t have what you want to accom- that trip to the altar. enough information or ev- plish and the best way to P.S. Traditionally, idence. move forward. women were consid- LEO (July 23-Aug. PISCES (Feb. 19- ered to be the property 22): Mixing business with March 20): Channel your of their fathers, which pleasure will backfire. emotional energy into is why permission Emotional issues will sur- building a strong rela- needed to be granted face that could put you in tionship with someone before they were a precarious position re- you work with. “given” in marriage. garding both your home Birthday Baby: You The same was not true and your professional life. are curious, inventive and of sons. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. determined. 22): Expect someone to To submit astrological Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van lean on you. Be ready to questions to the “Dear Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, offer suggestions, but Eugenia” column, visit and was founded by her mother, don’t take on someone Eugenialast.com, or join Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box else’s burden. 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ALABAMA FOOTBALL JASPER FOOTBALL NFL ’Bama not relaxing Vikings look to after SEC beatdowns build off

Titans add road win Weeden with By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Mariota ailing Eagle Sports Editor NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jasper picked up some much needed momentum last week at (AP) — The Ten- Northridge. nessee Titans are Now coach Heath Brunner adding Brandon and the Weeden to the roster Vikings look to carry that as a third quarter- into Friday back with Marcus night’s home Mariota recovering game from a strained ham- against re- gion foe string. Center The Titans an- Point. nounced the move Jasper earned its second win Tuesday. Coach of the season, 21-19, thanks to a 95-yard touchdown run by Mike Mularkey says Ken Holiday Jr. and a defense Mariota is day to day that picked off three passes and after hurting his forced a fumble as the Jaguars hamstring in a 57-14 were driving toward a touch- down. loss to the Texans. “It was pretty big, coming off Matt Cassel is Mar- a gauntlet of 6A powerhouses,” iota’s backup, and Brunner said of last week’s vic- now the Titans (2-2) tory. “Now we’ve got four region games. If we want to continue have someone in playing after Week 10, we’ve got Weeden who has to win these.” started 25 of his 34 First up is Center Point. The NFL games. The Eagles (0-6, 0-3) have been shutout three times this season 22nd pick overall in and have been outscored 104-0 2012, the Texans re- in losses to Clay-Chalkville and leased Weeden on Hewitt-Trussville over the last Sept. 2 in their final two weeks. Center Point has lost 23 straight games dating cuts. The 6-foot-3 back to Week 4 of the 2015 sea- Weeden has thrown son. Jasper (2-3, 0-2) also has re- for 6,452 yards with Daily Mountain Eagle - Lee Walls 31 touchdowns and SEE JASPER, A10 Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts talks with coach Nick Saban during this year’s game against 30 interceptions. Colorado State. The Tide has won its last two games by a combined score of 125-3. Alabama plays at Texas A&M on Saturday. NCAA Louisville Crimson Tide takes 5-0 record to A&M names Tyra By JOHN ZENOR after Saturday night’s 66-3 win over Mississippi, as acting AD AP Sports Writer finding plenty of things ‘Bama could have done bet- ter. LOUISVILLE, Ky. TUSCALOOSA — Alabama coach Nick Saban The reality is the Tide haven’t been in a tight (AP) — Louisville needs no help in avoiding complacency or overcon- game since the third quarter of the opener with has named univer- fidence and wants to make sure Florida State. Alabama has rampaged through its his team doesn’t either. first two SEC opponents — Vanderbilt and Missis- sity foundation board The top-ranked Crimson Tide sippi — by a combined score of 125-3. The total member Vince Tyra (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern Confer- yardage chasm in those games: Alabama 1,290, op- as acting replace- ence) are fresh from the kind of ponents 331. ment for athletic di- back-to-back demolitions of The 66 points were the most the Tide had scored league opponents that’s unheard in a game since 1979 and the first time they scored rector Tom Jurich, of even for Saban & Co. Now, 50-plus in consecutive SEC games since 1945. who’s on paid ad- they’re 25½-point favorites Next game It’s the kind of circumstance when Saban seems ministrative leave as heading to Texas A&M (4-1, 2-0) likely to get more zeroed-in with his players, not the school ad- on Saturday night. Alabama (5-0) at less. No wonder Saban opened “I actually think after those, it makes him more dresses its involve- Texas A&M (4-1), Monday’s news conference with 6:15 p.m., Sat. intense,” linebacker Shaun Dion Hamilton said. “He DME - Ron Harris ment in a federal these words: “Well, this is cer- wants to see how we respond. Are you going to come Jasper’s Ken Holiday Jr . bribery investigation tainly not the time to relax or be TV: ESPN to work Monday still hung over from Saturday’s rushed for 139 yards and a of men’s basketball satisfied.” game or are you going to come Monday like a grown There’s no danger of Saban feeling overly relaxed man ready to work?” score last week. The Vikings recruits. or satisfied. He still managed to be a little grumpy SEE BAMA, A10 host Center Point Friday.

Sports on TV College Football PREP VOLLEYBALL AL WILD CARD Arkansas State at YANKEES 8, TWINS 4 Georgia Southern, Carbon Hill splits 7 p.m., ESPN2 Yankees top Twins, MLB NL Wild Card Game with ranked teams Colorado at Arizona, earn spot in ALCS 7 p.m., TBS By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY The Associated Press Eagle Sports Editor NEW YORK — Didi Gregorius’ three-run NHL Carbon Hill went up against two ranked teams at homer tied the score after the Minnesota Blues at Penguins, Brooks High School on Tuesday and came home with Twins chased Luis Severino in the first inning, 7 p.m., NBCSN a split in the tri-match. a pumped-up Aaron Judge hit a two-run shot Flyers at Sharks, The Bulldogs knocked off Brooks, the No. 6 team in in his postseason debut and the New York Yan- Class 5A, (25-16, 25-20) before dropping a straight-set 9:30 p.m., NBCSN kees were rescued by their bullpen during an loss to Hazel Green, the No. 1 team and defending 8-4 victory in the AL wild-card game Tuesday. WNBA Class 6A state champ, (25-20, 25-23). Brett Gardner also homered for the Yankees, On the day, Molly Kate Atkins had 40 assists, nine who knocked out Ervin Santana after two in- Finals, Game 5 digs, six kills and three aces for Carbon Hill, the No. DME - Johnathan Bentley nings, won their first postseason game in five Los Angeles at 3 team in Class 3A. Ricki Jill Burrough had 12 kills, years and eliminated the Twins. Minnesota, 7 p.m., six digs, one block and an ace, Alyssa Dutton added 12 Carbon Hill’s Lacey Evans Chad Green, David Robertson, Tommy ESPN kills, five blocks and three digs, Heather Carmichael spikes the ball in a match earlier Kahnle and Aroldis Chapman combined for 8 SEE VOLLEYBALL, A10 this season. 2/3 innings of one-run relief. A10 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL Local Digest Vols’ Butch Jones tries to keep NW Alabama Mental Health Center Tourney •The Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center will hold its 35th annual benefit golf tournament at Horse Creek Golf Course in Dora on Tuesday, focus amid chorus of criticism Oct. 10. The entry fee is $125 per player and $500 for a four-person team. The entry fee in- By STEVE MEGARGEE South Carolina. Tennessee has scored a total of cludes green and cart fees, access to the practice AP Sports Writer “It’s all part of the territory,” Jones three points in its last six quarters range prior to the start of the tournament, a Carter said. “It’s pretty easy on me. I get up. despite having the SEC’s leading KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee I come to work. I don’t listen to any- rusher in John Kelly. The Volunteers & Buck golf shirt and lunch. Lunch will be served coach Butch Jones says he’s his own at 11 a.m. and play will begin at 12:30 p.m. with a thing. All of our focus is on South also are giving up 5.16 yards per toughest critic. Carolina. All of our focus is on this carry and 252.6 yards rushing per shotgun start. For more information, call Janice Lately, he’s had work week. It does not affect me or game to rank 121st nationally in run Trotter at 205-302-9065 or Jenny Elliott at 205- plenty of compe- the staff at all.” defense. tition in that re- 302-9037. All proceeds benefit the consumers of Tennessee (3-2, 0-2 SEC) won its Jones acknowledges he goes back the Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center, a gard. Jones occupies one final six games in 2015 and its first over game tapes and analyzes what local nonprofit organization. of the hottest seats five contests last year for an 11- he could have done differently in ——— in college football game winning streak, but the Vols specific situations. Curry baseball hosting disc golf tournament after a 41-0 defeat to No. 5 Georgia have gone just 7-6 since. Tennessee “That’s all part of it,” Jones said. •The Curry High School baseball team is hold- that marked Tennessee’s first has dropped six of its last eight SEC “When you watch the game, you al- ing a disc golf tournament championship on Sat- shutout loss since 1994 and its most games. ways look at it as your worst critic. urday, Oct. 21 at North Jasper Park. There will be lopsided home setback since 1905. After the Georgia game, Jones What could you have done better in said that “we have no starting posi- this situation? Sometimes I’ll refer six divisions — youth, novice, recreational, inter- The loss to Georgia capped a week in which Jones had criticized media tions” and that whichever players back to practice. How many times mediate, women and high school state champi- coverage of his program by saying performed the best these next couple did we rep that particular defense or onship. The cost is $15 per player. Registration that “sometimes the negativity is of weeks would start against South that particular play? Did we put our starts at 8:30 a.m. on the day of the tournament. A overwhelming.” He struck a differ- Carolina. That includes the quarter- players in positions to succeed? player meeting is set for 9:15 a.m. and the tourna- ent tone Tuesday while discussing back spot, where starter Quinten Game management-type things, ment starts at 9:30 a.m. Awards will be given out how he keeps his focus amid the crit- Dormady has struggled and Jarrett style of play, demands, sideline eti- to the winners in each division. To enter or for icism with Tennessee in an off week Guarantano hasn’t distinguished quette, all that. I always approach it more information, contact Curry baseball coach before its Oct. 14 matchup with himself in sporadic appearances. as I’m my own worst critic.” Clay Shearer at [email protected]. ——— Local Digest Policy Jasper From A9 Event announcements and registrations for the Local Digest section can be sent to sports@ gion games against Gardendale, Holiday, who picked up 139 yards Brunner said. “I believe (playing) mountaineagle.com or by fax at 221-6203. The Carver and Minor left on the sched- and a touchdown on just 12 carries. those teams helped us out on Friday deadline for next-day submission is 2 p.m. ule. He also had three catches for 15 night because of the speed we had to Senior Ethan Walker, who was yards and had a 65-yard touchdown play at against those teams.” thrust into the starting quarterback called back. Overall, Brunner has been pleased MLB role after the suspension of starter “We told him to just keep working, with what he’s seen on the field as Signs point to Strasburg over Michael Crear, guided the Vikings and getting better, those creases are his team gains experience. 80 yards on a touchdown drive to going to come. I’m just really proud “We have some young kids, and we Scherzer for Game 1 of NLDS start the Northridge game. He also of his effort and his toughness he’s also have some juniors and seniors WASHINGTON (AP) — Nationals right-hander threw his first touchdown pass of been able to run with,” Brunner that just haven’t played a lot. Our ef- the season, to Tyler Morrow, later in said. fort has been good. We need to clean Max Scherzer says he definitely plans to pitch in the first half. Jasper’s three losses this season up our execution on offense and our the NL Division Series against the Chicago Cubs “For him to take over the way he are against teams with a combined alignments on defense. We’ve got to despite tweaking his right hamstring in his final did and come in and lead, and get record of 16-1. The Vikings have lost quit giving up the big play on de- regular-season start. the ball to our playmakers — and to No. 1 Austin, No. 3 Pinson Valley fense. We need to make teams drive Washington manager Dusty Baker says he is making plays himself — says a lot and a Clay-Chalkville team that is the field. On the flip side, we need to not sure who will pitch Game 1. about the kind of competitor he is. just outside of the rankings in Class make big plays. In our two wins, we On Tuesday, Stephen Strasburg tossed a Gutsy is a word that comes to mind,” 6A. had big passing plays against Huey- Brunner said of Walker. “I don’t want to make excuses. We town and big plays in the running bullpen session off a mound during Washington’s Against Northridge, Jasper also didn’t play well in those games and game against Northridge,” Brunner first pre-NLDS workout. Scherzer threw in the out- had its best rushing game behind those teams had a lot to do with it,” added. field grass. Strasburg has one made only postseason ap- pearance, in 2014. He was shut down in 2012 and From A9 injured last year. Bama Scherzer said his leg is OK when he runs or lift Alabama clearly did the latter fol- in defending all those categories. physically ready to execute and play weights but hurts when he tries to pitch. He thinks lowing a 59-0 victory over Vanderbilt The Tide have scored at least 50 good football and winning football in he’ll have a better idea about his status after a . Now, the challenge is to follow up points in four of the last five SEC the next game.” bullpen session Wednesday. that kind of win again versus a games. Saban said teams can find NOTES: Defensive end Da’Shawn tougher opponent. things even in nine-touchdown wins Hand is “very doubtful for at least COLLEGE FOOTBALL Linebacker Anfernee Jennings said that they can learn from and improve this game and maybe more” with an ‘Bama players firmly adhere to on, enough at least to keep players MCL sprain, Saban said. Hand was Rhule says dismissal of two Saban’s 24-hour window for thinking from dwelling on them too much. injured on a cut block against Ole Baylor players ‘nothing criminal’ about the last game. “I think it’s an individual thing. It’s Miss that Saban said was legal. ... “We celebrate the win for 24 hours a leader thing. It’s a coach thing,” he Defensive back/return man Trevon WACO, Texas (AP) — Baylor has dismissed and then we’re on to the next oppo- said. “Everybody understanding the Diggs has a foot injury and Saban senior offensive lineman Ishmael Wilson and jun- nent and getting ready for them,” challenges that we have and how we said he’s “very questionable” for the ior cornerback Jourdan Blake from the team. Jennings said. want to move forward and you can’t Texas A&M game. ... Walk-on corner- Coach Matt Rhule didn’t go into specifics Tues- Evidence of Alabama’s dominance look back. We had 24 hours on the back Levi Wallace was the SEC de- day about why the players were dismissed, but litters the SEC stat sheets. The Tide last game and it won’t have any im- fensive player of the week after lead the league in scoring offense, pact or effect on the next game. making two interceptions and re- said it was “nothing criminal.” total offense and rushing offense. On “We need to move on and every- turning one 35 yards for a touch- Wilson, a transfer from Texas A&M, didn’t start the flip side, ‘Bama’s defense is tops body’s got to get psychologically and down. but played in Saturday’s 33-20 loss at Kansas State. Blake didn’t make the trip. Terence Williams, a 1,000-yard rusher last year From A9 who missed three games this season recovering Volleyball from offseason shoulder surgery, is still on the had seven kills, three aces, two digs six digs, Ray Ann Hall had five kills, Jasper moves to 31-2 team after an earlier social post attributed to him and a block, Lacey Evans had 20 Lynlee Tubbs had four kills and Jasper split a pair of matches indicating otherwise. Rhule says he met twice with digs, three kills and an ace, Grayson three blocks, Allie Downs had seven Tuesday at Cullman High School. Williams, and that the team’s leadership council Evans added seven kills and a block assists, three digs, one block and one The Vikings lost to Brewer in comprised of players felt Williams deserved a sec- and Abby Martin had two kills, nine kill. Hannah Walker had two blocks three sets — 25-14, 14-25, 15-13 — ond chance to stay with the Bears (0-5) digs and an ace. and a kill, Emma Lee Berry had two and swept Cullman — 25-14, 25-20. On Monday, the Bulldogs swept a digs, Desi Key had two blocks and For Jasper (31-2), McKinley Fer- tri-match at Cullman High School, Anna Reese Woodley had two digs. guson had 23 assists, 20 kills and COLLEGE BASKETBALL defeating both Cullman (25-17, 25- On Monday, Curry dropped a five- nine aces, Mia Griffin had four Basketball ref sues Kentucky 19) and Austin (25-21, 25-19). Dut- set match to West Point (25-20, 15- blocks and Abby Trotter had 28 digs. ton had nine kills in each match. 25, 9-25, 25-23, 11-15) and defeated Over the weekend, Jasper com- media company over harassment Carbon Hill (39-5) hosts Cordova Cordova (25-13, 25-19) in a home tri- peted in the Over the Mountain OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — College basketball ref- and Cold Springs on Thursday. match. Tournament at Hoover. The Vikings eree John Higgins has filed a civil lawsuit in fed- ——— On the day, Pavlovec had 96 as- defeated Hoover, Pinson Valley, Ves- Curry sweeps Dora sists, 12 digs and 11 aces, McClen- tavia Hills, Enterprise and Oak eral court against a Kentucky media company, Curry picked up a three-set win at don had seven aces, six kills and four Mountain before losing to Daphne. accusing it of creating conditions that led to the Dora on Tuesday, beating the Bull- digs, Walker had six kills and four In the tournament, Ferguson had harassment of him and his family following an dogs 25-17, 25-13, 25-22. blocks, Key had 10 aces and 11 digs 128 assists, 84 kills, 66 digs and 25 NCAA Tournament game he worked in March. For the Yellow Jackets, Madison while Downs added three kills, three aces, Alex Oliver had 66 kills, 58 The suit filed Tuesday blames Kentucky Sports Pavlovec had 45 assists, three kills, blocks, and two aces. digs, nine aces and seven blocks, Radio for helping incite death threats and defama- 12 digs and four aces, Keana Person Curry plays at Winston County on Kensley Farris added 11 aces, 45 tory messages posted on social media and in had nine kills and three blocks, Sa- Monday. kills, 18 blocks and 24 digs while vanna McClendon had six aces and —— Trotter had 125 digs and six aces. phone messages. The harassment came after Higgins worked Kentucky’s loss to North Carolina in a regional final. The lawsuit says that damaged Higgins’ roofing business in suburban Omaha. FOR THE RECORD The suit alleges intentional infliction of emo- tional distress, invasion of privacy, tortious inter- NFL Standings Atlanta 3 1 0 .750 104 89 leans, Atlanta, Denver Boston vs. Houston ference with a business and civil conspiracy. By The Associated Press Carolina 3 1 0 .750 78 70 Monday, Oct. 2 Thursday, Oct. 5: Boston at Higgins is asking to be awarded at least $75,000. All Times EDT Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 71 64 Kansas City 29, Washington 20 Houston, 4:08 p.m. (FS1 or MLB) AMERICAN CONFERENCE N. Orleans 2 2 0 .500 93 78 Thursday’s Games Friday, Oct. 6: Boston at Hous- East North New England at Tampa Bay, 8:25 ton, 2:05 p.m. (FS1 or MLB) NBA WL T Pct PF PA WL T Pct PF PA p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8: Houston at Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 73 54 Detroit 3 1 0 .750 99 70 Sunday’s Games Boston, TBA (FS1 or MLB) NBA changes All-Star Game N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 75 92 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 102 81 Arizona at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. New York vs. Cleveland N. England 2 2 0 .500 129 128 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 79 76 Carolina at Detroit, 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5: Minnesota-New format; captains will pick teams Miami 1 2 0 .333 25 57 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 61 104 San Francisco at Indianapolis, 1 York winner at Cleveland (Bauer NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA is scrapping the South West p.m. 17-9), 7:38 p.m. (FS1 or MLB) WL T Pct PF PA WL T Pct PF PA Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6: Minnesota-New East vs. West format for its All-Star Game and will Jacksonville 2 2 0 .500 109 74 L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .750 142 105 Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. York winner at Cleveland (Kluber have captains pick teams this season. Houston 2 2 0 .500 110 88 Seattle 2 2 0 .500 94 77 N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 18-4), 5:08 p.m. (FS1 or MLB) The league said Tuesday the two starters with Tennessee 2 2 0 .500 100 126 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 74 91 Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8: Cleveland at Indianapolis 1 3 0 .250 71 136 San Fran. 0 4 0 .000 66 94 L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Giants, 1 Minnesota-New York winner, TBA the highest fan vote totals from each conference North ——— p.m. (FS1 or MLB) will choose teams from the pool of players who WL T Pct PF PA Thursday, Sept. 28 Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. ——— were voted as starters and reserves. Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 90 59 Green Bay 35, Chicago 14 Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. National League Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 60 80 Sunday, Oct. 1 Green Bay at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Chicago vs. Washington The change will begin with this season’s game Cincinnati 1 3 0 .250 64 67 New Orleans 20, Miami 0 Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 Friday, Oct. 6: Chicago at Wash- in Los Angeles on Feb. 18. Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 63 107 Cincinnati 31, Cleveland 7 p.m. ington, 7:31 p.m. (TBS) Houston 57, Tennessee 14 Monday’s Games Saturday, Oct. 7: Chicago at Players and league officials have been eager to West WL T Pct PF PA Buffalo 23, Atlanta 17 Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Washington, 5:38 p.m. (TBS) inject new interest in the often defense-absent Kan. City 4 0 0 1.000122 77 Carolina 33, New England 30 Monday, Oct. 9: Washington at game, and they decided to act after another dull Denver 3 1 0 .750 98 74 Detroit 14, Minnesota 7 MLB Playoffs Chicago, TBA (TBS) Pittsburgh 26, Baltimore 9 Colorado-Arizona winner vs. affair last February in New Orleans. Oakland 2 2 0 .500 91 79 By The Associated Press L.A. Charg. 0 4 0 .000 72 93 L.A. Rams 35, Dallas 30 All Times EDT Los Angeles “I’m thrilled with what the players and the NATIONAL CONFERENCE N.Y. Jets 23, Jacksonville 20, OT WILD CARD Friday, Oct. 6: Colorado-Arizona league have done to improve the All-Star Game, East Philadelphia 26, L.A. Chargers Tuesday, Oct. 3: New York 8, winner at Los Angeles, 10:31 p.m. 24 (TBS) which has been a priority for all of us,” National WL T Pct PF PA Minnesota 4 Phil. 3 1 0 .750 103 92 Tampa Bay 25, N.Y. Giants 23 Wednesday, Oct. 4: Colorado Saturday, Oct. 7: Colorado-Ari- Basketball Players Association president Chris Dallas 2 2 0 .500 94 97 Denver 16, Oakland 10 (Gray 10-4) at Arizona (Greinke 17- zona winner at Los Angeles, 9:08 Paul of the Houston Rockets said in a statement. Washington 2 2 0 .500 91 89 Arizona 18, San Francisco 15, 7), 8:08 p.m. (TBS) p.m. (TBS) OT Monday, Oct. 9: Los Angeles at “We’re looking forward to putting on an entertain- N.Y. Giants 0 4 0 .000 60 95 DIVISION SERIES South Seattle 46, Indianapolis 18 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Colorado-Arizona winner, TBA ing show in LA.” WL T Pct PF PA Open: Washington, New Or- American League (TBS) DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A11 Lawmakers grill former Equifax chairman over data breach

WASHINGTON (AP) — Lujan, D-N.M. “Unfortu- website has been im- House Republicans and nately, if fraudsters de- proved. He said more than Democrats on Tuesday stroy my constituents’ 400 million consumers grilled Equifax’s former savings and financial fu- contacted the company in chief executive over the tures, there’s no golden the weeks following the massive data hack of the parachute awaiting them.” announcement of the personal information of Lawmakers said that at breach. 145 million Americans, one point Equifax tweeted He said the company calling the company’s re- the wrong link for con- wasn’t prepared for that sponse inadequate as con- sumers to check to learn if kind of volume. sumers struggle to deal they were part of the Lawmakers said they’re with the breach. breach. getting scores of calls from Former Equifax CEO “Talk about ham-handed constituents concerned Richard Smith apologized responses, this is simply that their information was for the compromise of such unacceptable,” said Rep. stolen and the potential information as names, ad- Greg Walden, R-Ore. ramifications in the years dresses, birth dates and Smith said he was disap- ahead. Rep. Ryan Costello, Social Security numbers. pointed in the rollout of R-Pa., said hundreds of Smith was the lone wit- call centers and a website constituents have con- ness at the first of several designed to help the people tacted his office about the Capitol Hill hearings this affected by the breach. He company’s response. week. No current Equifax said the company has in- “The slow rollout and official testified. creased its number of cus- how poorly it was done. To “The criminal hack hap- tomer service me, it was just inexcus- pened on my watch, and as representatives and the able,” Costello said. CEO, I am ultimately re- sponsible, and I take full AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster responsibility,” Smith said. Former chairman and CEO of Equifax Richard F. Smith testifies before the “I am here today to say to each and every person af- Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection Subcommittee of the House fected by this breach, I am Commerce Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington Tuesday. truly and deeply sorry for what happened.” cision about what to do email the next day and re- $1.8 million in stock. Democrats favor legisla- next. quested that applicable Smith described the ex- tion that they say would “The big thing we heard personnel install the up- ecutives as “honorable establish strong data secu- today is it was a very grade. The company’s pol- men, men of integrity.” He rity standards and prompt human error on their part” icy requires the upgrade to said at that point in time notification and relief for Latta said. occur within 48 hours, but the company was unaware consumers when their in- Separately, Equifax that did not occur. The that consumer data had formation is hacked. But signed a $7.25 million con- company’s information se- been accessed. Republicans tamped down tract last month with the curity department also ran Schakowsky said “for a expectations for any con- Internal Revenue Service scans on March 15 that did lot of Americans, that just gressional action as this to verify taxpayer identi- not pick up the vulnerabil- doesn’t pass the smell year the GOP-led Con- ties. ity. test.” gress has rolled back sev- The no-bid contract, first In late July, data secu- Smith said the full ex- eral Obama-era rules reported by Politico, is for rity officials noticed suspi- tent of what occurred affecting businesses and Equifax to provide the IRS cious activity on a website, emerged during a meeting the financial sector. taxpayer and personal which Smith said “hap- he had with cybersecurity “Equifax deserves to be identity verification serv- pens routinely around our experts and outside coun- shamed in this hearing, ices. business.” He said an in- sel on Aug. 17. The board but we should also ask The contract stated that ternal investigation en- was alerted the following what Congress has done, Equifax was the only com- sued and he was alerted week and the public on or failed to do, to stop data pany capable of providing the next day, but he had no Sept. 7, after the company breaches from occurring,” these services to the IRS, knowledge at that time had made plans for how it said Rep. Jan Schakowsky, and it was deemed a “criti- that consumers’ personal would try to help con- D-Ill. cal” service that couldn’t information had been ac- sumers respond. Rep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio, lapse. cessed. The timeline laid out by the chairman of the sub- Smith offered a timeline Lawmakers pressed Smith didn’t satisfy many committee examining the of what went wrong, say- Smith about company ex- lawmakers, who accused breach, said there are al- ing the Department of ecutives selling stock in the company of being too ready laws on the books Homeland Security the company after the sus- slow. that require companies to warned the company on picious activity had been “I worry that your job secure sensitive consumer March 8 about the need to detected. On Aug. 1 and 2, today is about damage data. He said hearings be- patch a particular vulner- Equifax Chief Financial control. You put a happy fore four House and Sen- ability in software used by Officer John Gamble and face on your firm’s dis- ate panels this week Equifax and other busi- two other executives, graceful actions, and then should run their course be- nesses. The company dis- Rodolfo Ploder and Joseph depart with a golden para- fore lawmakers make a de- seminated that warning by Loughran, sold a combined chute,” said Ben Ray

GOP: Trump denied deal with Democrats on Dreamers WASHINGTON (AP) — Staff John Kelly repeated GOP lawmakers who the assurance to them in dined with Donald Trump person. at the White House said “There’s no deal. Presi- Tuesday the president de- dent Trump said there’s nied making a deal with no deal. John Kelly, who House Minority Leader attended that dinner, said Nancy Pelosi and Senate there’s no deal,” Cotton Emery M. Cole, D.M.D., F.A.G.D. Minority Leader Chuck said. Schumer to protect immi- “So there has to be a www.sumitondental.com grants brought here ille- negotiation that occurs, in gally as kids. the House, in the Senate.” Cosmetic & Restorative DENTISTRY And House Majority Sen. John Cornyn of • CEREC Single Visit Leader Kevin McCarthy Texas, another attendee said that the president Monday night, said the Crowns agreed that any deal on White House would be • 0% Financing so-called “Dreamers” sending legislative princi- Available Thru Care would happen only after ples to the Hill as soon as Credit Congress dispenses with AP Photo/Andrew Harnik this week, although that’s tax overhaul legislation. something White House • Preferred Provider “Taxes first and then we Senate Majority Whip Sen. John Cornyn, R- officials have been prom- For Blue Cross, could solve DACA,” re- Texas., left, speaks with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R- ising for weeks. Delta Dental, counted McCarthy, who S.C., right, during a Senate Judiciary Committee House Republicans Southland & Cigna was among the small have also convened a group of GOP lawmakers hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington Tuesday on working group on the • We Will File Most at Monday night’s dinner. the Trump Administration's decision to end De- issue. All Insurances DACA stands for Deferred ferred Action for Childhood Arrivals otherwise For his part, Schumer Invisalign Preferred Provider Payment Plans Available Action for Childhood Ar- known as DACA. disputed the Republicans’ rivals, an Obama-era pro- assertions. We Welcome New Patients gram that has provided that immigrants’ tempo- at the time by Republican “If the president is Adult & Children Dentistry temporary work permits rary work permits would leaders who insisted the changing his view, he and deportation relief to begin to expire absent White House had told should tell us,” Schumer Emergencies some 800,000 immigrants congressional action, and them there was no deal. said. “I have talked to the C-PAP Alternatives brought here illegally as they would become sub- And McCarthy and Sen. president, I have talked to Seen Same Day kids. ject to deportation. Tom Cotton of Arkansas, General Kelly about con- Walk-Ins Welcome Monday - Friday Pelosi and Schumer had Pelosi and Schumer’s who was also at the White tinuing on the path that 44 Oak Drive • Sumiton, AL 35148 trumpeted an agreement claims of an agreement House dinner, said the we all agreed to indis- Located Behind Sumiton Post Office with the president after last month were contested president and Chief of putably.” 205-648-3212 emerging from their own White House dinner last month, saying that he had agreed to codify existing J UDGEMENT DACA protections and to back a broader legislative solution called the H OUSE DREAM Act that could cover around twice as many immigrants. But Republicans at Monday night’s dinner said the president denied any such deal, and made clear he was focused narrowly on a solution for DACA recipi- ents. “The president was very clear we’re dealing with DACA,” said McCarthy, R- Calif. “He was very clear the difference between Dreamers and DACA.” Trump announced last month he was ending the DACA program and giv- Farmstead Baptist ing Congress six months to come up with a fix. Church The president has sug- gested he could revisit the issue if Congress doesn’t October 8, 9, 16, 18, come up with a solution in time, but administration 21, 22, 23 & 25 officials testifying before Call for reservations the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday said 205-384-3501 A12 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Ties threatened: Pentagon says Trump’s Afghan U.S. orders 15 Cuban troop boost to cost $1 billion diplomats to leave

WASHINGTON (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States expelled The U.S. military's top 15 of Cuba’s diplomats Tuesday to protest its failure leaders told lawmakers to protect Americans from unexplained attacks in Ha- Tuesday that the thou- vana, plunging diplomatic ties between the countries sands of additional U.S. to levels unseen in years. troops President Donald Only days ago, the U.S. and Cuba maintained Trump has ordered to dozens of diplomats in newly re-opened embassies in Afghanistan will cost just Havana and Washington, powerful symbols of a over $1 billion a year, warming relationship between longtime foes. Now bringing the total bill for both countries are poised to cut their embassies by fighting America's longest more than half, as invisible, unexplained attacks war to $12.5 billion annu- threaten delicate relations between the Cold War ri- ally. vals. During wide-ranging The State Department gave Cuba’s ambassador a hearings on Capitol Hill, list Tuesday of 15 names and ordered them out within Defense Secretary Jim one week, officials said, in a move that aims to “ensure Mattis also said that the equity” between each nation’s embassy staffing. Last United States should re- week, the U.S. announced it was withdrawing 60 per- main in the nuclear deal cent of its own diplomats from Havana because they negotiated during the might be attacked and harmed if they stay. Obama administration The dual moves marked a sharp escalation in the that constrains Iran's abil- U.S. response to attacks that began nearly a year ago ity to build a nuclear arse- and yet remain unexplained despite harming at least nal. Trump has trashed 22 Americans — including a new victim identified this the international accord, a week. cornerstone of Barack Still, U.S. officials emphasized they were not accus- Obama's presidency, as the ing Cuba of either culpability or complicity, merely a worst agreement ever ne- AP Photo/Andrew Harnik failure to stop whatever is happening to Americans gotiated by the United Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, right, and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph working out of the U.S. Embassy in Havana. States and signaled he Dunford, center, speak with Chairman Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., left, as Investigators have explored the possibility of a may abandon the agree- “sonic attack” harming diplomats through sound ment. they arrive to testify on Afghanistan before the Senate Armed Services Com- waves, but have discovered no device and identified The release of the mittee on Capitol Hill in Washington Tuesday. no culprit. Afghan war cost informa- “We continue to maintain diplomatic relations with tion came as Sen. John Mc- plan for expanding the by attacking enemies, iban. Cuba, and will continue to cooperate with Cuba as we Cain, R-Ariz., assailed U.S. presence in "crushing" al-Qaida, and But U.S. officials and an- pursue the investigation into these attacks,” said Sec- Mattis and Marine Corps Afghanistan would pay off. preventing terrorist at- alysts have long said Pak- retary of State Rex Tillerson. Gen. Joseph Dunford, the Several members ex- tacks against Americans. istan tolerates the Havana blasted the U.S. order, calling it “reckless” chairman of the Joint pressed concern the U.S. But Trump's description presence of the Afghan and “hasty.” Days earlier, Cuban Foreign Minister Chiefs of Staff, for with- was wading more deeply of a win in Afghanistan no- Taliban and the allied Bruno Rodriguez had pleaded with Tillerson not to holding from Congress key into a conflict at great ex- tably did not include de- Haqqani network, which take such a step. His appeals unsuccessful, Rodriguez details about Trump's new pense without prospects feating the Taliban. He are leading the insurgency called a news conference in the Cuban capital to again strategy for winning in for long-term success. indicated that after an ef- against Afghan and U.S. deny involvement and defend his country’s efforts to Afghanistan that was an- Mattis said that the fective military effort it forces. assist in the U.S. investigation. nounced six weeks ago. Afghanistan military and eventually may be possible Dunford told the com- “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly protests McCain, the chairman of police forces are fully en- to reach a political settle- mittee that it's clear to and condemns this unfounded and unacceptable deci- the Armed Services Com- gaged in combat opera- ment in Afghanistan that him that Pakistan's intel- sion as well as the pretext used to justify it,” Ro- mittee, declared that it tions for the first time includes elements of the ligence service has connec- driguez said. was "bizarre" that Mattis during the 16-year-old war Taliban. tions to the terrorist He did not announce any retaliatory measures. and Dunford did not sub- and are suffering fewer ca- As part of the plan, the groups. The scope of the attacks has continued to grow. The mit written testimony be- sualties as they continue Pentagon is boosting troop Congressional Democ- U.S. disclosed Tuesday that 22nd victim was con- fore the hearing started. to improve their compe- numbers by about 3,500, rats are increasingly wor- firmed the day before. That's customary practice tence on the battlefield. augmenting the roughly ried Trump's distaste for In recent weeks the State Department had said for administration wit- He added that the 11,000 Americans cur- the Iran nuclear deal will there were 21 individuals “medically confirmed” to be nesses testifying before Afghan forces are becom- rently stationed there. The lead him to abandon the affected by attacks that harmed their hearing, cogni- congressional committees. ing bolder in combat be- increase will expand train- accord and imperil the tion, balance and vision, some with diagnoses as seri- "We want to be your cause they know U.S. and ing of the Afghan military ability to contain Iran's ous as brain injury. partners," McCain said. NATO forces are using air- and beef up U.S. countert- nuclear program. The additional victim was attacked in January but "But this committee will power to strike the Taliban errorism operations Trump has repeatedly wasn’t confirmed to have been affected until symp- not be a rubber stamp for and other militants on "the against al-Qaida and a said that he's inclined not toms prompted a new medical re-evaluation, said the any policy or president. We high ground." That frees growing Islamic State af- to certify Iranian compli- State Department official, who briefed reporters on a must be well-informed. We up the Afghans to "take filiate in Afghanistan, as ance after having twice conference call on condition of anonymity. must be convinced of the the fight to the enemy," well as the Taliban and found the country compli- Both the U.S. and Cuba will see their diplomatic merits of the administra- Mattis said. other extremist groups. ant at earlier deadlines. staffing in their embassies drop to the lowest levels in tion's actions. And unfortu- Dunford acknowledged, Trump also singled out Denying certification could years. nately, we still have far however, that the war in Pakistan for harboring lead the U.S. to reintro- Before full diplomatic relations were restored in more questions than an- Afghanistan is currently a Taliban leaders and other duce sanctions, which in 2015, Cuba had about two-dozen accredited staffers swers about this new stalemate. militants that are battling turn could lead Iran to at what was then the Cuban interests section, accord- strategy." "We're not at a point American troops in walk away from the deal or ing to a State Department list. That number at times Mattis and Dunford, where we can bring a suc- Afghanistan. Trump's restart previously cur- climbed as high as more than 50, and the latest edi- who appeared first before cessful political solution to tough words about Pak- tailed nuclear activities. tion of the U.S. “Diplomatic List” identifies 26 accred- the Senate panel and later the war," Dunford said. istan, a troubled U.S. secu- But Mattis said it's in ited Cubans at the embassy, almost all accompanied before the House Armed Trump unveiled his new rity partner, infuriated the national security inter- by spouses. Services Committee, strategy for Afghanistan in Islamabad, which has de- est of the United States to The removal of 15 will reduce the Cuban staffing to sought to assure skeptical August and said American nied the country provides stay a part of the interna- roughly a dozen accredited diplomats. lawmakers that Trump's troops would "fight to win" safe havens for the Tal- tional accord.

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Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 BUSINESS B1 HEALTH Another Wells DEPARTMENT Fargo CEO SCORES Sept. 6–14 Midnight Special, faces an angry Jasper: 77 Los Rancheros Mexican Grill II, Dora: 88 Congress Jack’s, Dora: 92 Dora Café, Dora: 93 NEW YORK (AP) — A different Wells Bayou Fresh - Fargo chief executive met a similar kind Seafood, Jasper: 96 of anger from Congress on Tuesday, with Dora High School, politicians from both major parties sa y- Dora: 98 ing they feel the bank Papa John’s Pizza, has done little to Jasper: 89 change its culture since Quick Stop #1, a scandal over its sales Goodsprings: 89 practices. Hubba Bubba’s Tim Sloan appeared Café, Quinton: 92 in front of the Senate Parrish Elementary Banking Committee in School, Parrish: 96 Washington, D.C., Qwik Sak A, about a year since his Jasper: 90 predecessor did the Omelet Shoppe, same to try to explain AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File Sumiton: 89 how employees trying Wells Fargo Lupton Jr. High to meet ambitious sales CEO This July 16, 2013, file photo, shows a Wall Street street sign outside the New York Stock School, Nauvoo: 96 goals created millions Tim Sloan Exchange. U.S. stock indexes ticked higher in early trading on Tuesday and tacked on a Goldie’s Smoke- of accounts without bit more to their records set a day earlier. Trading was again very quiet, with only modest house, Carbon Hill: 99 customers knowing about or authorizing moves for bond yields, commodities and other markets. Stock markets were closed in Warehouse 319, them. Jasper: 90 Sloan apologized again and said the Germany, China and South Korea for holidays. Wendy’s, Jasper: 92 bank was committed to its customers . Lee’s Restaurant, Some lawmakers weren’t in a forgiving Dora: 84 mood. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat Sonic, Jasper: 91 from North Dakota, expressed anger Soaring airline stocks help Carbon Hill School, about the sales practices as well as a Carbon Hill: 92 later auto insurance scandal involving Subway, Dora: 94 customers signed up for coverage they Wall Street inch to new heights Viking Rock Café, didn’t want. Jasper: 96 “We need to see a cultural c hange,” Arby’s, Jasper: 97 Heitkamp said. “I simply don’t hear it. We NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stock indexes inched enue measurement for the third quarter. After ac- Brown’s Grocery, hear you say, ‘We don’t know! We will look higher in afternoon trading on Tuesday and counting for the 1 percentage point hit that Delta Jasper: 85 into it! We care about the consumer!’ but tacked on a bit more to their records set a day ear- says it took from Hurricane Irma, growth would TJ’s, Sumiton: 93 I do not hear a level of cultural c hange lier. Trading was again quiet, with only modest be at the higher end of the 2 percent to 3 percent Curry High School, that satisfies me today.” moves for bond yields , commodities and other range that Delta had earlier forecast. Jasper: 96 Republicans were at times equally as markets. Stock markets were closed in Germany, Delta rose $2.98, or 6.2 percent, to $51.05 and upset. China and South Korea for holidays. was on track for its best day since January 2015. State law requires any facility KEEPING SCORE: The Standard & P oor’s United Continental rose $2.75, or 4.6 percent, selling food to have a current “At least, we are irritated at Wells food service permit that is is- Fargo,” said Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican 500 index was up 2 points, or 0.1 percent, to 2,531, to $63.18. American Airlines Group gained$2.07, sued by the local county from South Carolina. as of 1:35 p.m. Eastern time. The Dow Jones in- or 4.3 percent, to $49.80, and Southwest Airlines health department. Inspection While Sloan said he remains “deeply dustrial average rose 72, or 0.3 percent, to 22,629, climbed $1.95, or 3.5 percent, to $57.94. reports and permits are re- and the Nasdaq composite rose 6, or 0.1 percent, PAYDAY: Paychex, which offers pa yroll, quired to be posted in con- sorry” for its previous sales practices, he spicuous view within the was at times combative and defensive. to 6,523. The Russell 2000 index of small-cap human-resources and other services for compa- establishment. A numerical In particular, he strongly defended stocks dipped by 4 points, or 0.3 percent, to 1,505. nies, rose after reporting stronger earnings and scoring system on a 100-point Wells Fargo’s practice of sending its cus- All four indexes set a record on Monda y after a revenue for the latest quarter than analysts ex- scale is used with points de- reading on U.S. manufacturing growth hit its pected. Its stock climbed $2.02, or 3.4 percent, to ducted for each violation. 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Stocks From B1 Money&Markets were among the market’ s leaders after as worries mount that the world has more 2,560 S&P 500 22,680 Dow Jones industrials each reported strong sales growth in the oil available than it needs . Brent crude, United States for last month. It’s a turn- the standard for international oil prices , 2,520 Close: 2,534.58 22,440 Close: 22,641.67 around for automakers, which had seen fell 13 cents to $55.99 a barrel. Change: 5.46 (0.2%) Change: 84.07 (0.4%) sales drop across the industry through the YIELDS: The yield on the 10-year 2,480 10 DAYS 22,200 10 DAYS year’s first eight months. Treasury note fell to 2.33 percent from 2,550 23,000 GM climbed $1.20, or 2.9 percent, to 2.34 percent. The two-year yield fell to $43.36, and Ford gained 25 cents, or 2.1 1.46 percent from 1.49 percent, and the 2,500 22,500 percent, to $12.34. 30-year yield rose to 2.88 percent from 22,000 BUILDING HIGHER: Homebuilder 2.87 percent. 2,450 Lennar rose after it reported stronger CURRENCIES: The dollar inched up 21,500 2,400 quarterly sales and earnings than ana- to 112.85 Japanese yen from 112.65 yen 21,000 lysts expected. Interest rates remain rela- late Monday. The euro rose to $1.1748 tively low, and the strengthening job from $1.1746, and the British pound 2,350 20,500 market is helping to convince more people dipped to $1.3243 from $1.3286. 2,300 20,000 to buy homes. Lennar rose $2.26, or 4.3 MARKETS OVERSEAS: France’s AM J J A S AM J J A S percent, to $55.08. CAC 40 rose 0.3 percent, and the FTSE ENERGY: Benchmark U.S. crude 100 in London gained 0.4 percent. Japan’s StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD dipped 19 cents to $50.39 per barrel. That benchmark Nikkei 225 rose 1 percent to DOW 22646.32 22562.90 22641.67 +84.07 +0.37% s s s +14.57% s s s follows a $1.09-per-barrel slide on Monday its highest closing level in two years. NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 9978.71 9906.98 9973.80 +65.97 +0.67% +10.28% DOW Util. 724.88 718.96 723.59 -1.88 -0.26% t t s +9.70% Vol. (in mil.) 2,942 1,882 NYSE Comp. 12303.72 12266.52 12302.89 +38.22 +0.31% s s s +11.27% Pvs. Volume 3,045 1,866 NASDAQ 6532.18 6509.71 6531.71 +14.99 +0.23% s s s +21.34% Wells Fargo From B1 Advanced 1618 1611 S&P 500 2535.13 2528.85 2534.58 +5.46 +0.22% s s s +13.21% Declined 1254 1260 S&P 400 1816.04 1807.23 1815.47 +4.46 +0.25% s s s +9.33% with others. tives and called tens of New Highs 302 358 Wilshire 5000 26426.97 26353.37 26425.21 +68.95 +0.26% s s s +12.80% auto insurance they did s s s Asked by Sen. Sherrod millions of customers to not need. Some of those New Lows 13 20 Russell 2000 1512.25 1503.52 1511.97 +2.50 +0.17% +11.41% Brown, an Ohio Democrat, check on whether they customers had their cars if Wells Fargo would con- truly opened the accounts. repossessed because they Stocks of Local Interest sider ending that practice, “I apologize for the dam- could not afford both the U.S. stock indexes inched YTD YTD Sloan responded with a age done to all the people auto loan and insurance Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg curt “no.” who work and bank at this payments. higher Tuesday and tacked on AFLAC 1.72 2.1 13 82.23 +.26 +18.1 Intel 1.09 2.8 17 39.38 +.34 +8.6 The sales practices scan- important American insti- Democratic Sen. Eliza- a bit more to the records they set a day earlier. Airlines, AT&T Inc 1.96 5.0 15 39.48 +.37 -7.2 IBM 6.00f 4.1 11 146.78 +.12 -11.6 dal was the biggest in tution,” Sloan said. beth Warren of Massachu- homebuilders and banks and AMD ...... 13.42 +.71 +18.3 IntPap 1.85 3.2 19 57.39 +.01 +8.2 Wells Fargo’s history. The scandal has only setts, a vocal critic of Wells technology companies rose, AllegTch ...... dd 25.07 +.36 +57.4 Kroger s .50 2.4 11 20.56 +.60 -40.4 Alphabet A ...... 29 972.08 +4.61 +22.7 Lowes 1.64f 2.0 19 81.35 +.56 +14.4 When then-CEO J ohn grown since Stumpf ’s ap- Fargo, called for Sloan’ s while U.S. automakers rose as Stumpf faced Congress pearance. The bank sa ys firing. Altria 2.64f 4.2 21 63.37 +.47 -6.3 McDnlds 4.04f 2.6 27 156.86 -.10 +28.9 investors evaluated their Sep- Amazon ...... cc 957.06 -2.13 +27.6 Microsoft 1.68f 2.3 26 74.26 -.35 +19.5 last fall, he was chastised up to 3.5 million fake ac- One critique of Sloan, a tember sales reports. Apple Inc 2.52 1.6 18 154.48 +.67 +33.4 NorthropG 4.00 1.4 25 291.08 +1.18 +25.2 for his answers and for counts were opened be- 29-year veteran of the BkofAm .48f 1.9 15 25.86 +.24 +17.0 Penney ...... 9 3.59 ... -56.8 what lawmakers saw as tween 2009 and 2016, up bank, has been that he General Motors GM Celsion rs ...... dd 6.01 +4.50 +41.2 PepsiCo 3.22 3.0 23 109.13 +.01 +4.3 an attempt to shift blame. from the 2 million it ac- was the chief financial of- CocaCola 1.48 3.3 28 45.19 +.39 +9.0 PhilipMor 4.28f 3.9 23 110.19 -.68 +20.4 Close: $43.45 1.30 or 3.1% The bank’s once-sterling knowledged in September ficer while the fake ac- CrackerB 4.80 3.1 24 153.21 -.69 -8.2 RegionsFn .36 2.4 16 15.17 -.06 +5.6 The auto maker reported strong Cummins 4.32f 2.5 25 170.82 +1.49 +25.0 S&P500ETF4.13e 1.6 q 252.86 +.54 +13.1 industry reputation was in 2016. counts were being created. sales for the month of September. Disney 1.56 1.5 18 100.79 +.93 -3.3 SearsHldgs ...... dd 7.09 +.01 -23.7 tatters, and Stumpf w as A report by the board of Wells Fargo and Sloan Endocyte ...... dd 5.88 +2.25+130.6 SPDR Fncl .46e 1.8 q 26.17 +.09 +12.6 eventually ousted. directors found the bad be- himself have defended his FairmSant ...... dd 4.94 +.37 -58.1 SynovusFn .60 1.3 22 46.28 -.20 +12.7 Wells Fargo ended up havior could be traced role, saying he was not su- $45 FedExCp 2.00f .9 19 223.00 -3.33 +19.8 Textron .08 .1 23 54.50 -.07 +12.2 paying $185 million to reg- back to as early as 2002, pervising the consumer 40 FstHorizon .36 1.9 20 19.17 -.03 -4.2 TractSupp 1.08f 1.7 20 63.18 +.19 -16.7 ulators and settled a class- and that executives were Flowserve .76 1.8 21 42.68 +.60 -11.2 US Bancrp 1.20f 2.2 16 53.47 +.03 +4.1 banking division at the 35 FordM .60a 4.9 13 12.34 +.25 +1.7 Vale SA .29e 2.8 ... 10.31 +.25 +35.3 action suit for $142 aware of some sales prac- time and therefore was not 30 GenElec .96 3.9 23 24.80 +.23 -21.5 VanEGold .12e .5 q 23.28 +.23 +11.3 million. tices problems as early as responsible for what oc- JA S GenMotors 1.52 3.5 7 43.45 +1.30 +24.7 VerizonCm 2.36f 4.7 10 49.85 +.49 -6.6 It’s been trying to make 2006. 52-week range HomeDp 3.56 2.2 24 165.17 +1.15 +23.2 WalMart 2.04 2.6 18 79.22 +.77 +14.6 curred there. $30.21 $43.70 amends with customers , After the sales practices “At best you are incom- iShEMkts .59e 1.3 q 45.53 +.71 +30.0 Wendys Co .28 1.8 38 15.47 +.18 +14.4 politicians and the public. came a new scandal: Wells petent, at worst you were Vol.: 30.8m (2.7x avg.) 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Treasuries Chinese Yuan 6.6428 6.6428 3-month 1.02 1.02 10/04/17 to 10/10/17 6-month 1.18 1.16 Euro .8509 .8514 H WY . 5 M INI M ART $60 5-year 1.92 1.85 Japanese Yen 112.90 112.65 WHILE SUP PLIES LAST 55 10-year 2.33 2.24 Mexican Peso 18.2212 18.2258 (TEXACO) NO RAIN CHECKS 30-year 2.87 2.77 Swiss Franc .9734 .9747 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 50 1655 HWY. 5 NORTH • JASPER, AL 35503 • (205) 221-4896 45 Mutual Funds 1 MILE ON THE LEFT PAST JASPER BOWLING CENTER SEE US ON FACEBOOK JA S 52-week range Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init MEATS $39.68 $55.85 Name ($Mlns) NAV Chg 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt BABY BACK BONELESS USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE Vol.: 7.9m (4.2x avg.) PE: 16.2 AB GrB m 11 42.73 +.08 +1.5 +22.0/B +14.2/C 4.00 2,500 Mkt. 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Bag. 99 Ea. 6 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B3 Gymnasium named after Melton Self Rome with a view: Colosseum opens its top levels to public Several time it Melton Self coached girls basket- Dickson County in 1953. He helped ROME (AP) — Visitors to the Colosseum can now has been men- ball at Dickens County (Tenn.) oversee the construction of this enjoy even more of the ancient amphitheater and the tioned that young High School for 17 years and was gym in 1958. “He is one of the main spectacular views it offers of Rome. men and women honored Dec. 4, 2003 by having a reasons girls basketball in this Officials on Tuesday showed off the newly restored from Walker school gymnasium named Melton town is so important today. He and fourth and fifth levels of the Colosseum, which are County had gone Self Gymnasium. The dedication his girls filled this gym on many oc- opening to the public for guided tours starting Nov. 1. on to college or was made at Dickson Middle casions during his coaching career.” Included in the visit is a connecting hallway that has business and School’s gym, where at one time The middle school gym was never before been open to tourists. done quite well, Dickson High stood while Self named Melton Self Gymnasium. Italian Culture Minister Dario F rancheschini was exceptionally Walking coached. “It’s a big, big honor,” Self told the on hand Tuesday to visit the new levels, which during well as compared Back in Time Self, 77, had a record of 289-80 Dickson Herald. “It’s a real pleas- ancient Roman times were the cheap seats, since they to other Alabama over the years. The Dragonettes, as ure, and I couldn’t hardly believe it were farthest away from the spectacle. counties. By Bobbye they were called, would win nine when they were doing this. I en- Today, however, the top two levels of the 171-foot Most of these Wilson Wade district titles, a regional champi- joyed coaching basketball so much. high Colosseum offer priceless views of the stadium outstanding onship and qualify for the state The girls were just as dedicated as itself, as well as the nearby Roman F orum, Palatine graduates graduated from Dora tournament three times under his the boys were, but they just did not Hill and the rest of Rome. High School and came from sur- helm. know how to play at first, and I did- rounding areas Dora, Empire, After losing seasons in his first n’t know what I was doing. But Sipsey and Sumiton. Each of those two years, the school’s girls basket- once we got going, I really enjoyed small towns were mining towns. ball team did not have a losing sea- it.” Could seeing their coal mining fa- son through 1972, when Self’s Melton graduated from Dora thers come in covered in coal dust career at Dickens High ended. His High School in 1947 and was have influenced them to go into 1970 team has a record of 23-1, awarded a scholarship to Austin other fields? their only loss being in the state Peay College. After graduation, he In 2002 at the Dora High School tournament. then got a job coaching in Waynes- Alumni Banquet, a former DHSA Mr. Johnny Chandler, principal of boro, Tenn. He joined the Air Force president came up to me and Dickson Middle School, addressed and afterword went to Dickson wanted me to go outside and look Mr. Charlie Daniels and members County as a coach in 1953, staying at the parking lot. To humor him, I of the Dickson County School until his retirement. He started went with him. My response was, Board stating that he had been ap- coaching the girls team in 1958. “Yes, I knew the lot had to be over- proached by several former stu- Melton was suffering from cancer flowing; we have an overflow crowd dents of Dickson High School about when he received the award and he here to night.” He said, “No. Look at naming the Dickson Middle Gym- passed away a year or so after- AP Photo/Andrew Medichini the make of those cars.” So, they nasium (which was formerly the wards. Culture Minister Dario Franceschini looks out were expensive cars! Dickson High Gym from 1958-1972 Not too long ago a Dora native, for girls basketball coach Melton Bobbye Wison Wade is a retired teacher and cor- from the topmost level, on the occasion of a Melton Self, was honored by having Self. responding secretary for the Walker County Ge- media tour presenting the re-opening after forty nealogical Society. She may be reached at 204 a gymnasium named after him. Coach Self began coaching in 648-6394 or [email protected] years of the fourth and fifth level of the Italy's most famous site in Rome Tuesday. CHURCH HAPPENINGS

Upcoming church happenings, the Oak Grove Singers Boldo Methodist Fashion Day” singing gospel singings and cemetery from Red Bay. Church on Alabama Sunday, Oct. 22, begin- cleanings/meetings will be featured each Wednesday and Saturday in Highway 69 North ning with worship service the Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily OCT. 7 (across from the Dollar at 10:45 a.m., lunch at on the Community Calendar at Carbon Hill Cemetery General) in Jasper will noon and singing at 1 www.mountaineagle.com. Events Committee will hold a host a free clothes closet p.m., featuring the Glasco are listed free of charge. They are listed by calendar date and time as cleanup day Saturday, Oct. giveaway on the second Brothers. space allows, so there is no guaran- 7, beginning at 8 a.m. at Saturday of each month tee when or the number of days an the Old Pisgah Cemetery from 8 a.m. until noon at OCT. 29 event will run. Events are only ac- in Carbon Hill. the church. New Hope Holy cepted from local churches, faith- based ministries or organizations, Church of Christ at and cemetery associations. The Winston County The Church at Beech 3911 Rosehill Rd. in Nau- deadline to place an event is no Gospel Music Theater Grove at 347 Beech voo will have a gospel later than noon on Tuesday or Fri- (formerly Looney’s Tav- Grove Rd. in Townley singing Sunday, Oct. 1, at day of each week. For information, call Elane Jones at 205-221-2840 or ern) on Alabama Highway hosts a singing Saturday, 5 p.m. Guest singers will email information to 278 near Houston will Oct. 14, at 6 p.m., featur- be Freedomland. [email protected]. hosts a gospel singing the ing congregational singing first Saturday of each and special guest singer, New Bethany Full OCT. 4 month at 6 p.m. The fea- Lesilee Burkett. Refresh- Gospel Church of God Maranatha Baptist ture singers for October ments will be served fol- on Dogtown Road in Car- Church’s Soup Kitchen will be The Caltons from lowing the service. Only bon Hill will have its 5th At will be held each Wednes- Collinwood, Tenn. Offering will be received Sunday Night signing on day at 11 a.m. in church’s to help with the upkeep of Sunday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m. fellowship hall. The OCT. 8 the church building. For Guest singers will be the church is located at 1705 Bethel Grace Assem- more information, call Renfroes. Barker St. in Jasper. bly of God on Alabama John Cooner at 275-7823. Highway 5 in Jasper will St. Mary’s Episcopal have its Homecoming Oakman Community IN A OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! HURRY... Prices Good Church at 801 The service Sunday, Oct. 8, Center will host a South- Trace in Jasper will con- with guest singers, the ern gospel singing the sec- Store Hours: Oct. 4, 2017 til duct a special Animal TO GET TO Freemans. Service will ond Saturday of eac h Mon.-Sat. 7am-9pm CURR Oct. 10, 2017 Blessing Service on Y start at 9:45 a.m. Guest month at 6 p.m. featuring Sunday 8am-9pm Ph: 384-3536 Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 5 speaker will be Rev. Jerry the Freedomland Quartet p.m. on the front lawn at Lankford. Lunch will be and The Busby Family. Ad- WE HONOR EBT CARDS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT the church. The service is provided following morn- mission is free, but love of- TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Check Out Our Entire Ad At: in recognition of St. Fran- ing service. Afternoon fering will be received. We Accept Most Major

www.mynwapaper.com s rr TM cis Assisi Day, and you singing will begin at 1 Hwy. 257 • The New Curry Shopping Plaza Credit Cards are invited to bring your p.m. For more informa- OCT. 21 pet dog, cat, guinea pig or tion, call Kathryn Lane at River of Living Water BONELESS TENDER SIRLOIN TIP goat –– any creature you 205-295-8233 or 205-544- United Methodist RIBEYE BEEF ROAST would like to receive a 2302. Church at 1401 Jones blessing who will play STEAK Dairy Road in Jasper will FAMILY PACK $ $ 99 99 $ $ 99 99 well with others (i.e. no New Prospect Baptist have a Fall Festival on 7 LB. 2 LB. lions please). A pizza din- Church at 770 Alabama Saturday, Oct. 21, from 7 2 ner will follow the service Highway 5 N . in J asper noon until 3 p.m. at the and Dr. Jeremiah Alexan- will have special guest church. Inflatables, TENDER SPLIT 1 LB. PKG. der of the Farmstead Vet- singers, New Ground, in hayride, face painting, PORK BAR-S erinary Medical Center concert Sunday, Oct. 8, at 5 horseback rides, games, CHICKEN will provide animal p.m. in the church’s Chris- food, fun and fellowship. CUTLETS BREAST JUMBOS treats and water bowls. tian Life Center. A love of- For more information, call FAMILY PACK fering will be taken. 205-387-7603. $ 19 Blooming Grove Bap- 0 $ $ 59 59 $ $ 49 49 $ 19 tist Church on Blooming Farmstead Baptist Berry Civic Center in 1 1 LB. 1 1 LB . 1 1 EA. Grove Road in Curry will Church will have its “Un- Berry will host a South- have its “Collision” Judge- expected” Judgement ern gospel singing the ment House on the follow- House on the following third Saturday of each COCA COLA HUNT’S WHOLE DICED ing dates: Wednesday, Oct. dates: Sunday, Oct. 8; month at 6 p.m. featuring ALL VARIETIES $ $ OR CRUSHED 4, at 6:30 p.m.; Sunday, 3/ 10 TOMATOES Monday, Oct. 9; Monday, the Busby Family and 12 PACK 12 OZ. CANS ...... 3/ 10 $ $ Oct. 8, at 5:30 p.m.; Oct. 16; Wednesday, Oct. other special guest SELECTED VARIETIES, 28 OZ. CAN . . . . 3/ 3/ 4 4 Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 18; Saturday, Oct. 21; Sun- singers. Admission is free, HAMBURGER 6:30 p.m.; and Sunday, day, Oct. 22; Monday, Oct. but a love offering will be ROTEL TOMATOES HELPER ¢ ¢ ¢ Oct. 15, at 5:30 p.m. For 23; and Wednesday, Oct. received. ¢ ALL VARIETIES, 10 OZ. CAN...... 88 88 EA. ALL VARIETIES, 4-7 OZ. BOX ...... 98 EA. more information, call or 25. For more information 98 text 205-522-9427. or to make reservations, OCT. 22 DIXIE CRYSTAL CAT CHOW $ $ 99 99 call 205-384-3501. Union Chapel Baptist SUGAR SELECTED VARIETIES, 3 LB. BAG ...... 4 4 EA. OCT. 5 Church will have its “Old $ $ 75 75 Sipsey Church of OCT. 14 4 LB. BAG ...... 1 1 EA. KRAFT God on Pineywoods- SHREDDED Sipsey Road in Jasper PRIDE OF ILLINOIS CORN CHEESE $ $ hosts a Celebrate Recov- ALL VARIETIES, 7-8 OZ. PKG...... OR GREEN BEANS $ $ 2/ 2/ 4 4 ery meeting every Thurs- ALL VARIETIES, 14-15 OZ. CAN ...... 2/ 2/ 1 1 day. Cake and coffee DIGIORNO served at 6:30 p.m., with BUSH’S BEST ORIGINAL the program beginning at CHILI BEANS 12” PIZZA 7 p.m. For more informa- ¢ ¢ $ $ ALL VARIETIES, 15-16 OZ. CAN ...... EA. SELECTED VARIETIES...... 2/ 2/ 10 10 tion, call Pastor Dale 98 98 Lawley at 205-482-3586. BANANAS 15 LB. BAG OCT. 6 COLORADO Herman Baptist RUSSET Church on Herman Road POTATOES in Curry will have a yard ¢ $ 98 sale Friday, Oct. 6, and Sat- ¢ $ 98 urday, Oct. 7, beginning at 38 38 LB. 3 3 EA. 8 a.m. each day in the church’s fellowship hall. 5 LB. BAG LARGE SWEET DEL MONTE GOLD RED DELICIOUS CANTALOUPES PINEAPPLES Matthew Ministries APPLES Outreach’s Soup Kitchen will be held each $ $ 68 68 $ $ $ $ 98 98 Friday at 11 a.m., begin- 1 EA. ning Friday, Oct. 6. at the 4 4 EA. 2/ 2/ 5 5 1 Lifesprings Church located $ $ 28 28 at 2686 Alabama Highway KENTUCKIAN GOLD OVEN ROASTED TURKEY ...... 5 LB. 195 N. in Jasper. For more 5 $ $ 28 28 information, call 205-522- D DELI FRESH BAKED POTATO SALAD ...... 2 LB. 5599 or 205-522-2516. 2 $ $ 38 38 E DELI FRESH ROTINI PASTA SALAD ...... LB. Holy Ground Free- 2 2 dom Worship Center at $ $ 88 88 26 OZ.. EA. 363 Garvie Lee Dr . in L CAFE VALLEY CAKES ...... 4 4 Jasper will host a Gospel $ $ 18 18 Jam on Friday, Oct. 6, at 7 I EUROPEAN BBQ BREAD, 16 OZ. LOAF ...... 2 2 EA. p.m. Guest singers will be B4 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com WHAT’S GOING ON

The “What’s Going On” Section will OCT. 5 Williamson 205-689-3142. second Thursday of each radio license or upgrade. Jasper. For more informa- be featured each Wednesday and Walker County Edu- month at 6:30 p.m. at the For more information, call Sunday in the Daily Mountain Eagle, tion or to register for the and daily on the Community Calen- cator Retirees will meet Arley American Le- Boy Scout Lodge in Arley. Jimmie Dill at 205-527- workshop, call 205-221- dar on the DME website at Thursday, Oct. 5, at 10 gion Post 0223 will meet 4602. 3392 or 205-757-5393. www.mountaineagle.com. Commu- a.m. at the Jasper Civic Sunday, Oct. 8, at 12:45 Jasper American Le- nity and school events, and class Center. There will be an gion Woods-Smith Post Oakman High School Pilot Club of Jasper and family reunions, are listed free of p.m. at the Arley Boy charge and run in chronological exercise program “Use It Scout Lodge in Arley. 9 and Auxiliary Unit 9 Class of 1982 will have meets the third Thursday order by calendar date and time. or Lose It.” A wellness pro- meets the second Thurs- its reunion Saturday, Oct. of each month at noon at Community and school events, and gram and flu shots will OCT. 9 day of each month at 6:30 14, at 6 p.m. at the Bull the Francis Israel Hospi- class and family reunions are only also be available. Arley Women’s Club p.m., at the Wade Math & Pen Steakhouse in Oak- accepted from local civic, govern- tality Center on the Bevill ment, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organiza- meets the second Monday Science Building at 805 man. Dutch Treat meal. State Community College tions, schools, high school classes, Natural Bridge Com- of each month at the Arley 14th St. on the Bevill For more information, call - Jasper Campus. and families. The deadline to place a munity Association will Library, with lunch at State Community College Marilyn Jones at 205-471- community or school event, class or host a Swamp John’s Cat- - Jasper Campus. Doors 5193. Fibromyalgia Sup- family reunion is no later than noon noon and meeting at 1 on Tuesday or Friday of each week. fish Dinner fundraiser on p.m. open at 6 p.m. For more in- port Group of Walker To place a community or school Thursday, Oct. 5, from 4 formation, call Adjutant OCT. 15 County meets the third event, class or family reunion, in the until 7 p.m. at the Natural Capstone Rural James Snow at 205-527- Sons of Confederate Thursday of each month at What’s Going On section, call Elane Bridge Community Center Health Center and 7090 or e-mail Veterans Major John C. Jones at 205-221-2840, ext. 246, or 1 p.m. at the Jasper Civic email information to located north of the four Walker County Breast [email protected] Hutto Camp 443 meets Center on 19th Street in [email protected]. way stop on Alabama Cancer Support Group m. the third Sunday of each Jasper. For more informa- Highway 13 in Natural will host three Spirit month at 2:30 p.m. in the tion, call 205-387-1833 or SPECIAL NOTICES Bridge. Fish, chicken or Nights during the month Red Knights Interna- basement of First United 205-275-4984. Marvin Lee Ferguson shrimp plates with ice tea of October at these specific tional Motorcycle Club Methodist Church in VFW Post 4850/Jasper (deserts will they last) will locations on the following Alabama Chapter 9 Jasper. New Beacon Hospice and its Auxiliary is cur- be $10 per plate. Dine in dates and times: Los meets the second Thurs- at 300 North Airport Rd., rently accepting entries for or carry out. All proceeds Reyes - Monday, Oct. 9, day of each month at 6 OCT. 16 in Jasper hosts a monthly the Veteran’s Day Parade will be matched by Mod- from 5-9 p.m.; Johnny Br- p.m. at the Cracker Barrel Walker County Civil grief support group the to be held Saturday, Nov. ern Woodmen Camp No. usco’s - Monday, Oct. 16, Old Country Store in Service Board will hold third Thursday of each 4, in downtown Jasper. 16350 up to $2,500, and from 5-9 p.m.; and Ware- Jasper. Meeting is open to its October meeting on month at 2 p.m., at the of- The parade will be leave will go to the Natural house 319 - Monday, Oct. all retired and active fire- Monday, Oct. 16, due to fice. For more information, the staging area to begin Bridge Multi-purpose 23, from 5-9 p.m., featur- fighters, and those in- Columbus Day holiday. call Stan Prewett at 205- its route at 10:40 a.m. For Community Center and ing Karaoke. All proceeds volved in firefighting The meeting will be held 387-9339 or email more information, call Storm Shelter to make up- raised will benefit the operations (past or pres- in the Walker County [email protected]. Janet Little at 205-275- grades for future emergen- Walker County Breast ent) who enjoy motorcy- Commission Chambers lo- 6441. cies in the community. Cancer Support and their cles. For more information, cated on the first floor of Sumiton Senior Citi- efforts to spread the word call Danny at 205-515- the Walker County Court- zen Dance at the senior Empire Volunteer TOPS (Take Off about early detection. 2610 or Sparky at 205- house Annex. complex in Sumiton is Fire Department is cur- Pounds Sensibly) AL 717-7039. held the third Thursday of rently selling tickets on a 0299 meets each Thursday OCT. 10 OCT. 19 each month at 6 p.m. drawing for a Mossberg at First Presbyterian Jasper Herb Society OCT. 13 Jasper Civitan’s Chili Music provided by Coun- 270 rifle, with scope. Tick- Church at 1510 4th Ave. S. meets the second Tuesday Jasper Senior Activ- Cook-Off Challenge will try Classic Band. Admis- ets are $5 each or 5 for in Jasper. Private weigh-in of each month at 5:30 p.m. ity Center at 800 14th be held Saturday, Oct. 28, sion is $3. $20. The drawing will be at 5 p.m. Meeting at 5:30 at First Presbyterian Ave. W. in Jasper will host from 5 until 7 p.m. at the held Saturday, Nov. 4, at 2 p.m. For information, call Church in Jasper. a 50+ Dance at the Memo- Walker County Court- Thach Neighborhood p.m. at the Union Hall be- 205-388-4114 or 893-5716 rial Park Natatorium on house Square in down- Watch will meet Thurs- side the Empire Fire Sta- Carbon Hill City Friday, Oct. 13, from 7 town Jasper. Team entries day, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. at tion. All proceeds go to the Walker County Home Council will have a called until 10 p.m. Admission is are due to a Civitan mem- the Thach Community fire department. For more Builders Association work session on Tuesday, $5. ber by no later than Center. For more informa- information, call Travis meets the first Thursday Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. Part of Thursday, Oct. 19. For tion, call Lela Vicente at “Spud” Alvis at 205-948- of each month at Deano’s the discussion will involve OCT. 14 more information about 205-522-7205 or Linda at 3654, Effie Davenport at Hickory Pit on Alabama the construction of a new Dilworth Community the challenge or to enter a 205-384-6589. 205-937-8360 or any Em- Highway 69 South in permanent stage across Center on Stella Lockard team, call Tana Collins at pire volunteer firefighter. Jasper. Social time begins from city hall, and may in- Road will host its monthly 904-383-2082, Joanna OCT. 20 at 5:30 p.m., with the clude a visit to the site. breakfast the second Sat- Brand at 205-275-9475 or Cordova High School OCT. 3 meeting starting at 6 p.m. urday of each month at Heath Wade at 205-223- Class of 1963 will have Jasper Family Serv- OCT. 11 7:30 a.m. at the center. 2927. its 54th Class Reunion on ice Center at 2209 OCT. 6 Capstone Rural Friday, Oct. 20, at 2:30 Delaware Ave. in Jasper Capstone Rural Health will host a Walker County Ama- Alabama Extension p.m. at Los Reyes in holds computer classes for Health host a Commu- monthly Community Re- teur Radio Emergency (Alabama A&M & Jasper. Will also meet Fri- adults ages 50 and up nity Resource Day at the source Day in Nauvoo the Service (ARES) will Auburn Universities) day at 1 p.m. in Cordova every Tuesday and Thurs- Carl Elliott Library in second Wednesday of each meet the second Saturday and Walker County Ex- for the Homecoming Pa- day of each month. For Jasper the first Friday of month from 9 a.m.–1 p.m. of each month at 8 a.m. at tension will host a small rade and again at 7 p.m. more information, call the each month from 9 a.m. at the Capstone Clinic in the Walker County Exten- business workshop on for the Homecoming Ball- Jasper Family Service until noon. For more in- Nauvoo. For more infor- sion Office at 1501 North Thursday, Oct. 19, and Fri- game. For more informa- Center Office at 205-387- formation, call Shannon mation, call Shannon Airport Rd. in Jasper. Test- day, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m.–3 tion, please call Delores 0511, ext. 5830 or 5831. Williamson at 205-724- Williamson at 205-724- ing for all Amateur Radio p.m. each day, at the Fleming at 205-275-9762 9031. 9031. license classes will be held Walker County Extension or Jack Drummond at 205- Jasper Senior Activ- at 9 a.m. for anyone want- Office located at 1501 300-2053. ity Center at 800 14th Jasper Senior Activ- The Corner Market, a ing to get their amateur North Airport Rd. in Ave. W. in Jasper hosts a ity Center hosts a dance mobile grocery store, will special day for senior citi- with Ray Hood at the Me- be in Nauvoo at the corner zens each Tuesday featur- morial Park Natatorium in of Corner of Nauvoo Road ing games and movies. For Jasper the second Friday and 3rd Street the second more information, call of each month from 7–10 and fourth Wednesday of 205-221-8513. p.m. Admission is $5. For each month from 9:30–11 more information, call a.m. The unit will then The Prospect Quilters See What’s 205-221-8513. travel to Sipsey, where it meets each Tuesday from will be at the Sipsey City 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at OCT. 7 Hall from 11:30 a.m.–1 Old Prospect United Argo Volunteer Fire p.m. You can purchase Methodist Church. For Department host a meats, dairy, fresh pro- more information, call breakfast the first Satur- duce, canned goods and Betty Gober at 205-384- day of each month from 7 dry goods. This service is Brewing 4233 or Janelle Baughns until 9 a.m. at the Argo offered through the Cen- at 205-387-2256. Fire Station, located off tral Alabama Food Bank. U.S. Highway 78, in the They accept cash, credit VIP (Visually Im- Argo community. cards and EBT cards. At in the paired People) Support these stops, partnering or- Group of Jasper meets Arley Women’s Club ganizations, such as Cap- the first Tuesday of each will be selling fresh baked stone, M4A and many month at 10:30 a.m. in the goods, gently used cloth- others, will be present to Daily Mountain Eagle Community Room at the ing, furniture, antiques, offer information about Jasper Public Library. For small appliances and other the services they offer the more information, call Gail household essentials at community as well. For Smith at 205-221-1514, the Arley’s Longest Yard more information, call Shelby Mote at 205-697- Sale being held Saturday, Shannon Williamson at 4063, Cyndi Drummond at Oct. 7. Their booth will be 205-724-9031. 205-221-9521 or John located next to the Traders Black at 205-384-1666. and Farmer Bank in Arley. OCT. 12 All proceeds will go toward Walker Baptist Med- Addiction & Recovery the Women’s Club scholar- ical Center Volunteer Awareness Forum to be ship program and commu- Auxiliary will sponsor a held Tuesday, Oct. 3, at nity projects. Collective Goods (formerly 6:30 p.m. at the River of Books Are Fun) Sale, fea- Living Water United Willis/Johnston turing books electronics, Nothing Nothing goesgoes betterbetter withwith Methodist Church located (Johnson) Family Re- home goods, kid’s gifts and at 1401 Jones Dairy Road union will be held Satur- more on Thursday, Oct. 12, in Jasper. Forum will fea- day, Oct. 7, at 10 a.m. at from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. your your morningmorning coffeecoffee thanthan ture an open discussion on Willis Chapel Freewill and Friday, Oct. 13, from 7 the state of addiction in Baptist Church on Frozen a.m. until 2 p.m. in the our county, and a question Hollow Road off Alabama Walker Baptist Medical your your locallocal paper.paper. and answer session with Highway 102 near Town- Center lobby. Proceeds will panel of Knights of the Re- ley. benefit the WBMC Auxil- covering Community iary to fund projects No No beansbeans aboutabout it!it! Members and Pamela But- Sulphur Springs within the hospital. ler. Dinner will be pro- School at McCollum will vided. For more have its 22nd Annual Re- Jefferson–Lovell information, call 205-471- union Saturday, Oct. 7, United Daughters of 3838 or 205-287-7603. from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. the Confederacy meets at Victoria’s Restaurant in the second Thursday of Marvin Lee Ferguson Jasper. each month at 11 a.m. at VFW Post 4850/Ladies the Jasper Library on 18th Auxiliary meets the first Union Chapel Com- Street in downtown Tuesday of each month at munity Center host a Jasper. 6 p.m. for meal and fellow- dance the first Saturday of ship, followed by meetings each month at 6:30 p.m., Breast Cancer Sup- at 7 p.m. at the post home featuring music by the port Group of Walker on Viking Drive in Jasper. Classic Country Band. Ad- County meets the second mission is $3. Thursday of each month at American Legion Post 1:30 p.m., in the Commu- Subscribe today! 101/Ladies Jasper Elks Lodge nity Room at the Carl El- Auxiliary/Sons Unit 2571 at 2501 Elks Dr. in liott Regional Library on meets the first Tuesday of Jasper host a dance each 18th Street in Jasper. Call 221-2840 each month at 6:30 p.m. Saturday from 7 until 11 for refreshments, followed p.m., with music provided Walker County Demo- by meeting at 7 p.m. at the by the Back Roads Band. cratic Party meets the post home in Carbon Hill. Admission is $5. second Thursday of each month at Victoria’s OCT. 4 OCT. 8 Restaurant. Meeting will Jasper Senior Activ- American Legion begin at 5:30 p.m. For ity Center at 800 14th Unit 9 Woods/Smith more information, call Ave. W. in Jasper will offer Auxiliary in Jasper will 205-388-6088, 870-834- a new basic computer class meet the second Sunday of 3721, 205-717-4027, 205- each Wednesday and each month at 2 p.m. at 221-6175, 205-221-3296 or Thursday from 9:30 until the Bus Barn located at 205-221-3296. 10:30 a.m. For more infor- 1000 Viking Drive in mation, call 205-221-8513. Jasper. For more informa- Arley American Le- tion, call Shannon gion Post 0223 meets the DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — B5

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001 Employment 001 Employment 001 Employment 025 Lost & Found 050 Cemetery Lots 112 Equipment CDL DRIVERS needed. LPN/RN NEEDED in the FOUND: ONE Black (M) Great OAK HILL Cemetery, MAHINDRA FINANCE USA 2 years verifiable Frame-less Residential Program at The Dane (collar-no name) and one old. 3 plots. will offer the following repos- Dump trailer experience. Clean Arc of Walker County. Candi- (M) Yellow Lab in Boldo. Free to Section 168 Lot 22 sessed equipment for sale to MVR. $1000 sign on bonus. dates must have a current nurs- good home if not claimed. $3,600; Call (231)420-9073 cell the highest bidder for certified 205-674-1651 ing license with the State of (205)275-0974 funds, plus applicable sales tax. Alabama, current Alabama dri- OAK HILL Cemetery, Equipment: CHIEF OPERATING Officer of ver’s license, and an insurable LOST: YORKIE (F), 10yr. old. old. 3 plots. Section 168 Lot 15 MAD 4540 Tractor Adult Programs needed at driving record. Part-Time posi- NOW HIRING 14lbs. No collar. Went missing $3,000; Call (231)420-9073 cell S/N: MBCNY-1987, The Arc of Walker County. tion available. This position pro- FLATBED COMPANY Sunday 9/24 from the Smith MAD 4550 Loader This position will be responsible vides direct care and medical DRIVERS & LEASING Lake area (Arley/Little Dismal) 085 Yard Sales S/N: 15D2968, for overall operation of services needs in a Residential setting OWNER OPERATORS (205)275-5018 (205)275-0684 KOD 6HD Tiller provided to adults with intellec- for persons with intellectual and BIG MOVING Sale (3 families)! S/N: 236727. Must have 2 years tual disabilities, ensuring that all developmental disabilities. Hir- 040 Service & Repair Commerce Avenue Downtown. Date of sale: programs are operated in accor- ing Bonus within 90 days. Quali- experience &good MVR. Saturday 8AM; October 11, 2017 dance with all applicable stan- fied persons may apply at The Call 205-295-2616 A CUT ABOVE Warehouse clean out: furniture, Time of Sale: 10:00 A.M. dards, policies, regulations and Arc of Walker County, 745 Rus- TELL TREE SERVICE Baby items, toys, designer Place of Sale: laws. This COO will also serve sell Dairy Road, Jasper, AL STUMP GRINDING, clothing. Artec Tractor & Equipment 7421 as a Qualified Developmentally 35503 or fax a resume to 205- BUSH HOGGING Hwy 5 North Nauvoo, AL 35578. Disabled Professional and an 387-0567. E.O.E. and Drug $$$$$$$$$$$$ (205)282-1412 HUGE YARD Sale, Friday 10/6; Equipment can be inspected at advocate for people served. Free Workplace. Saturday 10/7; 1805 3rd Street place of sale. The equipment Candidates must be organized, Earn Extra Cash DOZER TRACK hoe work, top NE, Jasper (off Walston Bridge will be sold AS IS, without war- efficient, multi-tasking, profes- MASTER LEVEL and Bachelor soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land Road);Tools, Mens Items, Din- ranty. Final sale of equipment sional, a team player, and have Level positions available in our The Daily Mountain Eagle is clearing, Ponds built & Trailer ning Room Set, Etc. will be contingent upon winning proven leadership abilities. Can- Children Services in Walker currently seeking to fill Pads built. ALSO Demolition; bidder meeting all applicable didates should have a bache- County. Go to nwamhc.com to Carrier Positions (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 YARD SALE Friday and Satur- federal and state regulatory re- lor’s degree in human services apply. currently available in the day. Highway.69 North at L&A quirements. We reserve the or related field, at least one year areas listed below. G AND M's Lawncare Trucking. Furniture, collectibles, right to bid. of experience working with peo- MOORE'S LANDING (Commercial & Residential) decorative items and clothes of For further information please ple with intellectual disabilities, Now Hiring Kitchen Help and Pressure Washing, Gutter all sizes. contact Alan Deberry one year of supervisory experi- Waitresses. Apply in person Cleaning. No Job to Small! Dovertown Area YARD SALE, Tuesday 10/3 and (515)321-8428 ence, valid Alabama driver’s li- only. FREE Estimates! Wednesday 10/4; 1-Mile down Reference Number: 1687503 cense, and an insurable driving (205)522-2601 Potential Profit Old Tuscaloosa Road. record. Qualified persons may MUST HAVE CLASS-A CDL. JOE'S EXCAVATING & Too Much to Mention!! apply at Local run, home daily hauling $1200 per month Hauling. Track-Loader work. 115 Rent or Lease The Arc of Walker County Wood-chips. (205)275-1654 Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. 745 Russell Dairy Road 095 Merchandise Empire Area Storm Shelter Installation Jasper, AL 35504, or may fax a OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST References available. BEST PRICES in Town resume to 205-387-0567 or needed at The Arc of Walker Potential Profit (205)522-2568 on Portable Buildings! Quik 3 email a resume to County in the Day Delivery! Cash or [email protected]. Early Intervention Program $700 per month PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All LET ME Give Your Yard Rent-To-Own! Payments EOE & Drug Free Workplace working with infants, toddlers, A Good Make-Over! Cut Grass, real estate advertised in this and children. Candidates are re- starting @ $68.29 per month! Oakman/Townley Weed Eat, Shrubs Trimmed, The Storage Place FITTER/WELDER NEEDED. quired to have a current licen- newspaper is subject to the Clean-Up and Trash Removal. Hwy.78E between Family Thrift Apply @Jimmy's Construction sure by the Alabama Board of Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 Area Very Reasonable Rates. and HandyTV (205)221-0105 Occupational Therapy. Strong (205)517-9382 which makes it illegal to advertise FULL-TIME & PART-TIME communication, computer and Potential Profit CAROLINA CARPORTS “any preference, limitation or Camp Officers for outdoor organizational skills are neces- $1,100 per month LIVE-IN CAREGIVER/HOUSE Starting @ $895 Installed! wilderness program. Must be 25 sary. Candidates must also have discrimination based on race, Keeper. (205)471-4328 The Storage Place YOA. Call (205)387-9911 be- current Alabama driver’s license color, religion, sex, or national Hwy.78E between Family Thrift tween 8AM-4PM, Mon.-Fri. Also and an insurable driving record. Apply in person at Daily MADISON CONTRACTORS and HandyTV (205)221-0105 origin or an intention to make can apply @ Alabama Career For consideration, send a cover Construction, Remodeling, any such preference, limitation or Center (under Turnaround Inc) letter and resume to The Arc of Mountain Eagle Painting, Concrete Work. FIREWOOD- SEASONED Oak, discrimination.” This newspaper Walker County, 745 Russell 1301 Viking Drive No Job to small. (205)522-2601 $85; (205)602-0548 John HOME EVERY DAY!! Dairy Road, Jasper, AL 35503 or Jasper, Alabama will not knowingly accept any Needed Now! fax a resume to 205-387-0567. or call 205-221-4626 MUMMEY LAWN Service. FOR SALE: 1982 14'ft. advertising for real estate which Live Chicken Haul E.O.E. and Drug Free Work- Year Round Lawn Maintenance. Astroglass (fiberglass boat), is in violation of the law. Our •Home Daily/Top Pay place. Mercury 50hp motor;Used Golf All Daily Mountain Eagle FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 readers are informed that all •Operate Late Model Equip. Carriers are independent Clubs; (2)White's Metal Detec- •Clean Driving Record POSITION OPEN at Home, contractors and are not RED RYDER HAULING tor:(1)4yrs.old,like new.(1)early dwellings advertised in this •2YR Verifiable Experience working with people with Devel- employees of the Daily Crushed stone, gravel, sand, 80's model;(205)387-2463 newspaper are available on an •Current Medical Card opmental Disabilities. $9.50 an Mountain Eagle. Applicants lime, red-rock, topsoil GOLF CARTS! equal opportunity basis. Equal •Pre-employment Drug Screen hour good benefits. Apply at must have dependable, (205)384-4932 Starting @ just $1,950! •Paid Vacation After 1YR nwamhc.com economical transportation, (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. Housing Opportunity, M/F •Medical, Dental, Vision Avail. a valid driver’s license and The Storage Place Chris Gilliand (205)446-5400 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Hwy.78E between Family Thrift automobile insurance. (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA, [email protected] in Mental Health field. Apply 045 Pets & Supplies and HandyTV (205)221-0105 DORA. No Pets. $550mo. Regina Parker (205)275-2293 www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP 2 (F) puppies free to a loving Good Rental Ref's. [email protected] home. 10 weeks old. 112 Equipment (205)823-3301 (205)213-0916. Danny Gilliland (205)471-3177 THE ARC of Walker County is 020 Announcements Shitzu/Poodle mix. Cute, loving, [email protected] hiring lapdogs. 205-471-0198 2BR/1BA APARTMENT. Service Support Specialists Free Pregnancy Test Refrig., Stove, Dishwasher, JOB COACH needed in the in the Residential Program. FREE BLACK Shit-zu/Dachs- Washer/Dryer hook-ups. 2 car Supported Employment Full-Time positions start at PREGNANCY & hund mix. (F). 14 months old, carport. $660/mo., plus deposit. Program at The Arc of Walker $8.25/hr to include Blue very loving, cute, lapdog. No Pets. (205)222-5441. County. This position will work Cross/Blue Shield medical den- RESOURCE CENTER 205-471-0198 part-time job coaching persons tal plan at $111/month for single 2BR/1BA MH, nice condition. with disabilities at employers in and $325/month for family cov- 1707 2nd Avenue I AM LOOKING FOR THE No Pets. $300 dep. $450 mo. the community. Other program- erage, a paid time off program Jasper, AL 35501 PERSON that gave me a (F) (205)384-3681 matic work will be available to and a retirement plan. Part-Time CHIHUAHUA/WEINER mix dog 1997 FREIGHTLINER Conv. achieve full-time status if positions start at $9.25/hr and back in FEBRUARY 2017. 2BR/2BA CENTRAL H/A 221-5860 3406E Cat engine. $12,000 or needed. Full-Time positions include a retirement plan. $100 (205)435-1175 (Poplar Springs) make offer. Very good truck. start at $8.25/hr to include hiring bonus paid within 90 FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives (205)384-3446 Blue Cross/Blue Shield med- days. Service Support Special- USE HAPPY Jack Flexenhance 3BR/2BA MH, (Thach) ical dental plan at $111/month ists provide services to persons Plus to relieve arthritic pain in BOTH $495mo $300dep for single and $325/month for with intellectual and develop- 025 Lost & Found dogs without a prescription. (205)295-8151 mental disabilities. All training Jasper Feed & Seed family coverage, a paid time 3BR/1BA 1704 Frank Evans provided. Shifts include FOUND GERMAN Shepherd (205)384-5547 off program and a retirement Road. $550mo. $500dep. Back- evenings, nights, and week- mix, tan in color. 205-717-4055 kennelvax.com plan. Candidates must be de- ground/Credit Checks. No Pets ends. Candidates must have a pendable, outgoing, flexible with Allowed. (205)300-4337 schedule and work independ- high school diploma or equiva- FOUND: CAT, fluffy, White 047 Livestock w/black spots. Very loving. ently. Job Coach will work hands lent, valid Alabama driver’s li- 3BR/1BA HOUSE (Jasper) Came up a week ago on Black- HAY FOR SALE, round bales. on with employees performing cense and an insurable driving 1 Townhouse (Carbon Hill) well Dairy Road. (205)387-8640 $25/ea. Good for horses or tasks such as cooking, cleaning, record. Qualified persons may For information call Southern (205)275-7024 cows. (205)275-1310 production line work, house- apply at: 1999 INTERNATIONAL 4900 States Reality (205)221-6960 keeping, stocking shelves, etc. The Arc of Walker County FT466E engine $10,500 or Position requires frequent walk- 745 Russell Dairy Road HAY FOR Sale; Round and make offer. Very good truck. ing and heavy lifting. Prior expe- Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a Square Bales; (205)300-1531 Call 205-384-3446. rience working with persons with resume to 205-387-0567. disabilities preferred. Candi- E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. dates must have a high school diploma or equivalent, valid Ala- TRI-AXLE DUMP TRUCK driver bama driver’s license and an in- needed with clean MVR and surable driving record. Qualified 2yrs., dump experience. Daily Mountain Eagle persons may apply at 205-221-0991, 888-397-0057. The Arc of Walker County 745 Russell Dairy Road WALKER COUNTY E9-1-1 is Jasper, AL 35503 or fax a accepting applications for the Service Service DirectoryDirectory resume to 205-387-0567 position of Executive Director. E.O.E. & Drug Free Workplace. Apply by submitting a resume For All Your to: Walker County E9-1-1, c/o Tree Trimming Needs LOOKING TO hire Full-time Rhonda Walden, 302 15th St AT THE or Part-time Electrical Helper. NE, Jasper, AL 35504. Re- Licensed Insured Would consider high school sumes’ shall be submitted by student. Will Train. regular US Postal mail. Must be (205)275-5524 postmarked no later than Octo- ber 9, 2017. All job duties and TREE LPN POSITION available qualifications are available on at NWAMHC. Apply at our website SERVICE nwamhc.com www.walker911.org. Walker County E9-1-1 is an SECRETARIAL- JASPER, AL. equal opportunity employer and company is looking for a will not discriminate nor seek secretary to perform routine discriminatory information in clerical and administrative employment, recruitment, adver- 205-514-0235 functions such as drafting tisements for employment, and correspondence, organizing and other conditions of employment maintaining paper & electronic against any employee or job ap- files and providing information to plicant on the basis of color, callers. MS. Word, Excel creed, religion, ancestry, age, and Office skills required. sex, marital status, national ori- Carroll Engineering Co. gin, disability or handicap, or P.O.Box 860 Harlan,KY 40831 veteran status. ATTN:Sales Manager DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com – B7

115 Rent or Lease 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals Happy 11th CAMPER 32FT. $130 PER BOND RELEASE REQUEST IN THE PROBATE COURT BLD as filed by Breanna Renae Birthday WEEK. Includes all utilities. Pursuant of Section 9-16-70 et OF WALKER COUNTY, Smith Davis aka Bre'Anna 10-4-17 (205)435-0434 leave mesg/text. seq. Alabama code, 1975, Cen- ALABAMA Renae Smith Davis and Jerry tennial Natural Resources, LLC The Matter of the Leasing Alan Davis, Jr. within thirty days Conno r CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to hereby gives notice that it has of Coal Rights of Sydney from October 4, 2017, or your 4BR total electric Apartments. filed a Phase II and III bond re- Arnold, Lucy G. Smothers, rights will be forever barred re- Water furnished. $200 dep. lease application with the Ala- Janet Lee Boshell and William garding the adoption of BLD in Brunner (205)595-1701. bama Surface Mining James Boshell, disappeared Case Number PC2017-A031 in We Love You! Commission for release of per- persons, or their unknown heirs the Probate Court of Walker Parents: NATURAL BRIDGE Motel formance bond for Permit Num- or devisees County, Alabama. Heath & Melissa Brunner Rooms with kitchenettes. ber P-3886-67-18-S Case No. PC2017-176 DONE this the 13th day of of Jasper $125 a week, one person. issued/renewed March 20, NOTICE OF LEGAL ACTION September, 2017. Little Sister: Ally Brunner (205)486-5261. 2013. The area of land to be af- Sydney Arnold, Lucy G. Smoth- RICK ALLISON, Grandparents: fected by the release consists of ers, Janet Lee Boshell and JUDGE OF PROBATE Robert & Cindy Smith NICE 2BR & 3BR MH.'s, near 271 acres in Increment # 1, 189 William James Boshell, or, if de- *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 of Moulton Sipsey (River Breeze Estates). acres in Increment # 2, and 5 ceased, their unknown heirs or and Joey & Sheryl Brunner No pets. Background Checks. of Jasper acres in Increment # 7, all lo- devisees, whose whereabouts IN THE PROBATE COURT (205)983-4100. Great Grandparents: cated in: are unknown, must answer the WALKER COUNTY NW/SE, NE/SE, SW/SE, SE/SE Petition of Prospect Mining and Billy & Joy Banks of Jasper, SECURE, GUARDED, ALABAMA Paul & Irene Crump OF SECTION 31, NW/SW, Development Company, LLC on IN THE MATTER OF Mini Warehouse's Starting @ NE/SW, SW/SW, SE/SW, or before October 31, 2017. and Louise Brunner THE ADOPTION PETITION OF all of Parrish $25.00 per month. U-Store-It SW/SE, SE/SE, NE/SE, NW/SE Prospect Mining and Develop- (205)221-0105 HORACE LEE GRAHAM AND OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP ment Company, LLC has filed a DEBRA LOUISE GRAHAM SUMITON, MOBILEHOME 11 SOUTH, RANGE 8 WEST, Petition seeking to have the TO ADOPT: MMG 150 Legals 150 Legals (14x65) 2BR/2BA. No pets. NW/NW, SW/NW, NW/NE, Probate Court of Walker County, CASE NO. PC2017-A020 counsel for Mortgagee or Trans- MORTGAGE $485mo. plus deposit. NE/NE OF SECTION 5, NE/NW, Alabama issue an order author- TO: Unknown father, whose feree and under and by virtue of FORECLOSURE SALE (205)669-5195, (205)531-7898 NW/NE, NE/NE, SE/NW, izing and directing the execution whereabouts are unknown power of sale contained in the Default having been made in the SW/NE, SE/NE OF SECTION 6, of a Coal Mining Lease covering You must respond to the Pro- said mortgage will, on October payment of the indebtedness TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, the interest of Sydney Arnold, bate Court of Walker County, Al- 19, 2017, sell at public outcry to secured by that certain mort- 120 Mobile Homes RANGE 8 WEST, WINSTON Lucy G. Smothers, Janet Lee abama, 1900 3rd Avenue, the highest bidder in front of the gage executed by Barbara COUNTY, ALABAMA Boshell and William James Jasper, Alabama 35501, regard- 2001 SOUTHERN Home 16x80 main entrance of the Walker Reese, a single person and The permittee maintains that as Boshell, or, if deceased, their ing the Petition for Adoption of 3BR/2BA; $19,900. County, Alabama, Courthouse in Tonya Merritt, a single woman, of September 18, 2017 all the unknown heirs or devisees in MMG as filed by Horace Lee 205-282-1409 the City of Jasper, during the originally in favor of Gateway requirements involving re-grad- and to the following described Graham and Debra Louise Gra- legal hours of sale, the following Mortgage Group LLC, on the 7th ing, planting and growing times lands located in Walker County, ham. within thirty days from Oc- real estate situated in Walker day of December, 2007, said 122 M.H. Wanted have been completed in compli- Alabama, to-wit: tober 11, 2017, or your rights will County, Alabama, to wit: mortgage recorded in the Office ance with State law and regula- TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, be forever barred regarding the I BUY Lot 3 in Block 9 in the Town of of the Judge of Probate of tions and the approved RANGE 9 WEST adoption of MMG in Case Num- MOBILE HOMES Cordova, Alabama, according to Walker County, Alabama, in reclamation plan. The permittee SECTION 6: The West Half of ber PC2017-A020 in the Pro- (205)282-1409 the revised map of March 1911, DML Book 2110 Page 66; the therefore, is requesting a re- the Southeast Quarter and the bate Court of Walker County, by the Hooper Collier Survey undersigned Bayview Loan lease of $247,020.00 of the per- Southeast Quarter of the South- Alabama. For informational purposes Servicing, LLC, as 124 Land for Sale formance bond $247,020.00 on west Quarter. DONE this the 19th day of only, the property address is: Mortgagee/Transferee, under Increment # 1, $179,975.00 of Said Petition is set to be heard September, 2017. APPROXIMATELY 9 acres just 734 Amory Ave, Cordova, AL and by virtue of the power of the performance bond by the Probate Judge of Walker RICK ALLISON, outside Jasper city limits. 5 min- 35550. sale contained in said mortgage, $179,975.00 on Increment # 2, County, Alabama on October 31, JUDGE OF PROBATE utes to town. $6000/acre. Any property address pro- will sell at public outcry to the and $24,150.00 of the perform- 2017, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 205-522-7558 vided is not part of the legal highest bidder for cash, in front ance bond $24,150.00 on Incre- DONE the 15th day of Septem- 2017 ment # 7. ber 2017. description of the property of the main entrance of the sold herein and in the event Courthouse at Jasper, Walker 125 Real Est. Sales Any objections to the release or RICK ALLISON IN THE PROBATE COURT of any discrepancy, the legal County, Alabama, on November request for informal conference JUDGE OF PROBATE WALKER COUNTY description referenced herein 8, 2017, during the legal hours 3BR/2BA., HOUSE must be sent in writing to: *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 ALABAMA shall control. of sale, all of its right, title, and (Downtown). For sale or lease. Alabama Surface Mining Com- IN THE MATTER OF This sale is made for the pur- interest in and to the following $40,000. Owner financing. $500 mission P. O. Box 2390 Jasper, IN THE PROBATE COURT THE ADOPTION PETITION OF pose of paying the indebtedness described real estate, situated in monthly. (601)310-3054. AL 35502-2390 OF WALKER COUNTY, HORACE LEE GRAHAM AND secured by said mortgage, as Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: Such requests must be received ALABAMA DEBRA LOUISE GRAHAM well as the expenses of foreclo- Lot No. 26 according to the CONDO FOR SALE no later than November 10, The Matter of the Leasing TO ADOPT: KNSG sure. Furthermore, the property Survey of Third Addition to on Smith Lake in 2017. of Coal Rights of Kerry Grace CASE NO. PC2017-A018 to be offered pursuant to this no- James Subdivision, as recorded Duncan Bridge Resort *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, Manasco Jones, a disappeared TO: Unknown father, whose tice of sale is being offered for in Map Book 8, Page 122, Slide 3BR/2BA, sleeps 10, 2017 person, or her unknown heirs or whereabouts are unknown sale, transfer and conveyance No. 183, in the Probate Office of fully furnished, boat slip, swim- devisees You must respond to the Pro- AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither the Walker County, Alabama. Sur- ming pool, great for families. EXECUTOR'S Case No. PC2017-175 bate Court of Walker County, Al- mortgagee, nor the officers, di- face rights only. REDUCED TO $207,000 SETTLEMENT NOTICE NOTICE OF LEGAL ACTION abama, 1900 3rd Avenue, rectors, attorneys, employees, Property street address for in- (662)323-6755 STATE OF ALABAMA Kerry Grace Manasco Jones, or, Jasper, Alabama 35501, regard- agents or authorized represen- formational purposes: 641 Hay- WALKER COUNTY if deceased, her unknown heirs ing the Petition for Adoption of tative of the mortgagee make field Loop Rd, Dora, AL 35062 PROBATE COURT or devisees, whose where- KNSG as filed by Horace Lee any representation or warranty THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SEPTEMBER 2017 abouts are unknown, must an- Graham and Debra Louise Gra- relating to the title or any physi- SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE CASE NO. PC2008-139 swer the Petition of Prospect ham. within thirty days from Oc- cal, environmental, health or IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY In the Matter of the Estate of Mining and Development Com- tober 11, 2017, or your rights will safety conditions existing in, on, EASEMENTS, ENCUM- James Bruce Burroughs Jr, de- pany, LLC on or before October be forever barred regarding the at or relating to the property of- BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS ceased. 31, 2017. adoption of KNSG in Case fered for sale. Any and all re- REFLECTED IN THE MORT- To: All known and unknown Prospect Mining and Develop- Number PC2017-A018 in the sponsibilities or liabilities arising GAGE AND THOSE CON- heirs of James Bruce Bur- ment Company, LLC has filed a Probate Court of Walker County, out of or in any way relating to TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF roughs, Jr. and James Bruce Petition seeking to have the Alabama. any such condition, including THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE 17-917 Burroughs, Sr. Probate Court of Walker County, DONE this the 19th day of those suggested by Code of Ala. OF PROBATE OF THE 141 Old Glory Drive, Jasper This day came Ohio Insurance Alabama issue an order author- September, 2017. (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly COUNTY WHERE THE 3BR/2.5BA, hardwood floors, Company, surety of the Estate izing and directing the execution RICK ALLISON, are disclaimed. This sale is sub- ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- partial basement of James Bruce Burroughs Jr., of a Coal Mining Lease covering JUDGE OF PROBATE ject to all prior liens and encum- ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS 9 Acres; $299,900; deceased, and files an account- the interest of Kerry Grace Man- *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, brances and unpaid taxes and PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD www.stevepaynerealty.com ing for final settlement of the ad- asco Jones, or, if deceased, her 2017 (205)388-6066 ministration. unknown heirs or devisees, in assessments including any WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- transfer tax associated with the COURSE, EXPRESSED OR IT IS ORDERED that the 25th and to the following described IN THE PROBATE COURT foreclosure. The successful bid- IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE day of October, 2017, at 10:00 lands located in Walker County, WALKER COUNTY der must tender a non-refund- AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND a.m. be, and the same hereby Alabama, to-wit: ALABAMA able deposit of Five Thousand WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO is, appointed a day on which to TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, IN THE MATTER OF Dollars and no/100 ($5,000.00) THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION make such settlement, at which RANGE 9 WEST THE ADOPTION PETITION OF in certified or cash funds at the OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED time all persons interested can SECTION 6: The West Half of HORACE LEE GRAHAM AND time and place of the sale. The THERETO. appear and contest the said set- the Southeast Quarter and the DEBRA LOUISE GRAHAM balance of the purchase price Alabama law gives some per- tlement if they think proper. Southeast Quarter of the South- TO ADOPT: KRG must be paid in certified funds sons who have an interest in Witness my hand, this 26th day west Quarter. CASE NO. PC2017-A019 by close of business on the next property the right to redeem the of September, 2017. Said Petition is set to be heard TO: Unknown father, whose 3-4BR/2.5BA BRICK. Jasper business day thereafter at the property under certain circum- RICK ALLISON, by the Probate Judge of Walker whereabouts are unknown City Limits! LR, DR, FR, Law Office of Shapiro and Ingle, stances. Programs may also JUDGE OF PROBATE County, Alabama on October 31, You must respond to the Pro- hardwood flooring, huge yard, LLP at the address indicated exist that help persons avoid or *September 27, October 4, 11, 2017 at 10:00 o'clock a.m. bate Court of Walker County, Al- storm shelter, security system. below. Shapiro and Ingle, LLP delay the foreclosure process. 2017 DONE the 15th day of Septem- abama, 1900 3rd Avenue, Seller will consider LEASE reserves the right to award the An attorney should be consulted ber 2017. Jasper, Alabama 35501, regard- PURCHASE! $122,900 bid to the next highest bidder, or to help you understand these IN THE PROBATE COURT RICK ALLISON ing the Petition for Adoption of Francine Swarts RealtySouth to reschedule the sale, should rights and programs as a part of OF WALKER COUNTY, JUDGE OF PROBATE KRG as filed by Horace Lee (205)522-0699 the highest bidder fail to timely the foreclosure process. ALABAMA *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 Graham and Debra Louise Gra- tender the total amount due. This sale is made for the pur- The Matter of the Leasing ham. within thirty days from Oc- Alabama law gives some per- pose of paying the indebtedness of Coal Rights of Sherman Lee IN THE PROBATE COURT tober 11, 2017, or your rights will sons who have an interest in secured by said mortgage, as Pike, a disappeared person, or OF WALKER COUNTY, be forever barred regarding the property the right to redeem the well as the expenses of foreclo- his unknown heirs or devisees ALABAMA adoption of KRG in Case Num- property under certain circum- sure. Case No. PC2017-174 The Matter of the Leasing ber PC2017-A019 in the Pro- stances. Programs may also The successful bidder must ten- NOTICE OF LEGAL ACTION of Coal Rights of Kerry Grace bate Court of Walker County, exist that help persons avoid or der a non-refundable deposit of Sherman Lee Pike, or, if de- Manasco Jones and Ian Michael Alabama. delay the foreclosure process. Five Thousand Dollars ceased, his unknown heirs or Manasco, disappeared persons, DONE this the 19th day of An attorney should be consulted ($5,000.00) in certified funds devisees, whose whereabouts or their unknown heirs or de- September, 2017. to help you understand these made payable to Sirote & Per- CUTE 2BR/1BA Brick, are unknown, must answer the visees RICK ALLISON, rights and programs as a part of mutt, P.C. at the time and place Carbon Hill. Hardwood floor- Petition of Prospect Mining and Case No. PC2017-175 JUDGE OF PROBATE the foreclosure process. of the sale. The balance of the ing, large laundry room, 4 year Development Company, LLC on NOTICE OF LEGAL ACTION *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, Branch Banking and Trust purchase price must be paid in old roof, large yard. or before October 31,2017. Kerry Grace Manasco Jones 2017 Excellent buy at $39,900. Prospect Mining and Develop- and Ian Michael Manasco, or, if Company, and its successors certified funds by noon the next Ken Swarts RealtySouth ment Company, LLC has filed a deceased, their unknown heirs IN THE SMALL and assigns business day at the Law Office (205)522-0700 Petition seeking to have the or devisees, whose where- CLAIMS COURT OF Mortgagee or Transferee of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the Probate Court of Walker County, abouts are unknown, must an- WALKER COUNTY, SHAPIRO AND INGLE, LLP address indicated below. Sirote Alabama issue an order author- swer the Petition of Prospect ALABAMA 10130 Perimeter Parkway, & Permutt, P.C. reserves the izing and directing the execution Mining and Development Com- UNIFUND CCR PARTNERS, Suite 400 right to award the bid to the next of a Coal Mining Lease covering pany, LLC on or before October PLAINTIFF, Charlotte, NC 28216 highest bidder should the high- the interest of Sherman Lee 31, 2017. VS. 704-333-8107/ 17-013693 est bidder fail to timely tender Pike, or, if deceased, his un- Prospect Mining and Develop- JENNIFER SANFORD, Attorneys for Mortgagee the total amount due. known heirs or devisees in and ment Company, LLC has filed a DEFENDANT. or Transferee The Mortgagee/Transferee re- to the following described lands Petition seeking to have the CIVIL ACTION: SM04-307 *Sept. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 serves the right to bid for and located in Walker County, Ala- Probate Court of Walker County, ORDER OF PUBLICATION purchase the real estate and to bama, to-wit: Alabama issue an order author- JENNIFER SANFORD, Defen- NOTICE OF PUBLICATION credit its purchase price against TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, izing and directing the execution the expenses of sale and the in- FSBO dant, whose whereabouts is/are TO PROBATE WILL RANGE 9 WEST of a Coal Mining Lease covering debtedness secured by the real 1504 5th Street NW,Jasper. unknown, must object to Plain- PROBATE COURT SECTION 6: The West Half of the interest of Kerry Grace Man- estate. 4BR/3.5BA, Laundry Room; tiff(s) UNIFUND CCR PART- WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA the Southeast Quarter and the asco Jones and Ian Michael This sale is subject to postpone- 3000 sq. ft. Living Area. NERS Process of Garnishments IN THE MATTER OF Southeast Quarter of the South- Manasco, or, if deceased, their ment or cancellation. 700 sq. ft. Unfinished and motion to condemn gar- THE ESTATE OF west Quarter. unknown heirs or devisees, in Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, Basement nished funds by 30 days from BILLY RAY DILL Said Petition is set to be heard and to the following described Mortgagee/Transferee $195,500; the last publication date, or A/K/A BILLY R. DILL by the Probate Judge of Walker lands located in Walker County, Pam King (205)300-8879 thereafter, an order directing all CASE NO. PC2017-158 County, Alabama on October 31, Alabama, to-wit: garnished funds be paid to TO: Sharon Lawson James and SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. 2017, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, Plaintiff(s) will be entered, in the Robin Lawson Odom whose P. O. Box 55727 DONE the 15th day of Septem- RANGE 9 WEST Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 127 Money To Loan above-styled case. whereabouts are unknown, and ber 2017. SECTION 6: The West Half of DONE the 8th day of Septem- all know and unknown next of Attorney for Mortgagee/Transferee ADVANCE-FEE LOANS RICK ALLISON the Southeast Quarter and the ber, 2017. kin of Billy Ray Dill a/k/a Billy R. www.sirote.com/foreclosures OR CREDIT OFFERS JUDGE OF PROBATE Southeast Quarter of the South- SUSAN ODOM, Dill, deceased. 393926 It's illegal for companies doing *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 west Quarter. CIRCUIT CLERK You will hereby take notice, that *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 business by phone to promise Said Petition is set to be heard Jasper, Alabama on this day came Barbara Law- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT you a loan and ask you to pay by the Probate Judge of Walker Zarzaur & Schwartz, P.C. son and produced to the Court a TO BE PUBLISHED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT for it before they deliver. For County, Alabama on October 31, Birmingham, Alabama paper writing, purporting to be BY EXECUTRIX TO BE PUBLISHED more information call toll free 1- 2017 at 10:00 o'clock a.m. *October 4, 11, 18, 25, 2017 the last will and testament of ESTATE OF BY ADMINISTRATOR 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- DONE the 27th day of Septem- Billy Ray Dill a/k/a Billy R Dill, CARL WILLIAM SMITHERS, MORTGAGE ESTATE OF ice Message from The Daily ber 2017. deceased, and moves the Court DECEASED FORECLOSURE SALE ALIDA LEONI DUNN, Mountain Eagle Newspaper and RICK ALLISON to admit the said will to Probate PROBATE COURT Default having been made in the DECEASED the Federal Trade Commission. JUDGE OF PROBATE and Record. CASE NO. PC2017-177 *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 payment of the indebtedness You are notified to be and ap- PROBATE COURT Letters Testamentary secured by that certain mort- pear before me, at my office in CASE NO. PC2017-168 IN THE PROBATE COURT Of said deceased having been gage executed on November 2, the Court House Annex #2 of Letters of Administration 140 Transportation WALKER COUNTY granted to the undersigned on 2012 by Jacqueline M. Kelley, said County at 11:00 a.m., on Of said deceased having been ALABAMA '02 FORD Taurus. Good Condi- the 22nd day of September, originally in favor of Mortgage the 24th day of October, 2017 granted to the undersigned on IN THE MATTER OF tion. New Battery, Alternator. 2017, by the Hon. Rick Allison, Electronic Registration Systems, when the motion will be consid- the 13th day of September, THE ADOPTION PETITION OF $5,000 OBO; 205-300-0716 Judge of the Probate Court of Inc. as nominee for Branch ered, and show, if anything you 2017, by the Hon. Rick Allison, BREANNA RENAE SMITH Walker County, notice is hereby Banking and Trust Company, have to allege, why said paper Judge of the Probate Court of DAVIS AKA BRE'ANNA given that all persons having and recorded in Book 2318 at writing should not be admitted to Walker County, notice is hereby RENAE SMITH DAVIS AND 150 Legals claims against said estate are Page 28 on November 5, 2012, Probate and Record, as the true given that all persons having hereby required to present the JERRY ALAN DAVIS, JR. in the Office of the Judge of Pro- claims against said estate are MINI-STORAGE AUCTION last will and testament of said same within time allowed by law TO ADOPT: BLD bate of Walker County, Ala- hereby required to present the Copeland Ferry Mini Storage, decedent Billy Ray Dill a/k/a or the same will be barred. CASE NO. PC2017-A031 bama, and secured same within time allowed by law 132 Hicks Camp Rd., Quinton, Billy R Dill. Missy Smithers Millhouse TO: Unknown father, whose indebtedness having been or the same will be barred. AL 35130. (205)837-4425. DONE this the 11th day of a/k/a Missy Dee Millhouse whereabouts are unknown transferred or assigned to CHARLES L. DUNN, JR., Unit #11: Rodney Goggins, September, 2017. Executrix You must respond to the Pro- Branch Banking and Trust Com- A/K/A CHARLES L. DUNN household items. RICK ALLISON, Emily Donaldson bate Court of Walker County, Al- pany as reflected by instrument ADMINISTRATOR Sale: October 14, at 10:00 a.m. JUDGE OF PROBATE Attorney at Law abama, 1900 3rd Avenue, recorded in DML Book 2507, Lee Law Firm, LLC *October 4, 11, 2017 *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 Jasper, Alabama Jasper, Alabama 35501, regard- Page 206 of the same Office. Jasper, Alabama *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 ing the Petition for Adoption of Shapiro and Ingle, L.L.P., as *Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 2017 B8 – DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ment and will be sold subject to of Jasper Mall Subdivision, as Einstein proof: Nobel winners TO BE PUBLISHED the right of redemption of all recorded in Map Book 8, page BY PERSONAL parties entitled thereto. 116, in the Probate Office of REPRESENTATIVE Alabama law gives some per- Walker County, Alabama. ESTATE OF sons who have an interest in Parcel II: find ripples in the universe Lennon D Sargent, property the right to redeem the Lot 2A, according to the Sur- vey of Jasper Land Group Sub- DECEASED property under certain circum- division, being a resurvey of Lot STOCKHOLM (AP) — Three U.S.- Weiss in the 1970s designed a laser - PROBATE COURT stances. Programs may also 2 of Jasper Mall Subdivision and based scientists won the Nobel Physics based device that would detect gra vita- CASE NO. PC2017-170 exist that help persons avoid or a part of the NE 1/4 of the SE Prize on Tuesday for detecting faint rip- tional waves. He, Thorne and Barish Letters of Administration delay the foreclosure process. 1/4 of Section 4, Township 14 ples flying through the universe — the “ensured that four decades of effort led to Of said deceased having been An attorney should be consulted South, Range 7 West, as granted to the undersigned on to help you understand these recorded in Map Book 9, page gravitational waves predicted a century gravitational waves finally being ob- the 14th day of September, rights and programs as a part of 2, in the Probate Office of ago by Albert Einstein that provide a new served,” the Nobel announcement said. 2017, by the Hon. Rick Allison, the foreclosure process. Walker County, Alabama. understanding of the universe. The laser device, called an interferom- Judge of the Probate Court of JPMorgan Chase Bank, And, in conjunction with the Rainer Weiss of the Massachusetts In- eter, must be both exquisitely precise and Walker County, notice is hereby National Association successor sale of the above-described real stitute of Technology and Barry Barish extremely stable. “The beam must hit the given that all persons having by merger to Chase Home property (the "Real Property"), as provided under Ala. Code 7- and Kip Thorne of the California Insti- mirrors precisely. They should hardly claims against said estate are Finance LLC 9A-604 and the laws of the tute of Technology won the 2017 prize for shake at all, not even when lea ves fall hereby required to present the Transferee State of Alabama, Holder will a combination of highly advanced theory from nearby trees,” according to a Nobel same within time allowed by law The sale provided for herein- also sell the following personal and ingenious equipment design, Swe- background paper. or the same will be barred. above was postponed on the property: KEVIN SARGENT 26th day of September, 2017, All buildings and improvements den’s Royal Academy of Sciences an- The first detection of gravity waves in- PERSONAL by public announcement being of every kind on the Real Prop- nounced. volved two of the devices about 3,000 REPRESENTATIVE made at the Main entrance to erty, all tenements, heredita- The scientists were key to the first ob- kilometers (1,900 miles) apart — in Han- Maddox, Thornley & Sanders the Walker County Courthouse ments, easements, servation of gravitational waves in Sep- ford, Washington, and Livingston, Attorneys at Law at Jasper, Alabama, during the appurtenances, passages, wa- tember 2015. When the discovery w as Louisiana. The wave first passed the Liv- ters, water courses, riparian Jasper, Alabama legal hours of sale. Said foreclo- announced several months later, it was a ingston facility and 7 milliseconds later *September 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2017 sure sale shall be held on the rights, and any other water rights, all rights with respect to sensation not only among scientists but at Hanford, consistent with the speed of 5th day of December, 2017, at any and all strips and gores of the general public. light. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT the Main entrance to the Walker land adjacent to and used con- TO BE PUBLISHED County Courthouse at Jasper, “It’s a win for the human race as a The announcement said Einstein w as nection with the Real Property, whole. These gravitational waves will be BY EXECUTOR Alabama, during the legal hours all goods, building and other convinced that gravitational waves could ESTATE OF of sale. materials, supplies, work in powerful ways for the human race to ex- never be measured. The laureates used MARY FRANCES BOTELER, Robert J. Wermuth/mgw process, equipment, machinery, plore the universe,” said Thorne, speak- laser devices “to measure a change thou- DECEASED Stephens Millirons, P.C. fixtures, furniture, furnishings, ing by phone with The Associated Press sands of times smaller than an atomic PROBATE COURT P.O. Box 307 signs and other personal prop- from California. nucleus.” CASE NO. PC2017-144 Huntsville, Alabama 35804 erty, wherever situated, which are incorporated into, used in “I view this more as a thing that recog- In a moment of poetry aimed at making Letters Testamentary Attorney for Mortgagee nizes the work of a thousand people ,” the distant and infinitesimal phenome- Of said deceased having been Daily Mountain Eagle connection with or appropriated for use on the Real Property, all Weiss told reporters at the announce- non understandable to non-experts, the granted to the undersigned on *October 4, 2017 rents, issues, deposits and prof- the 22nd day of August, 2017, ment news conference. academy announcement said gra vita- its of the Real Property, all in- The prize is “a win for Einstein, and a tional waves “are always created when a by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge NOTICE OF MORTGAGE ventory, accounts, cash of the Probate Court of Walker FORECLOSURE SALE receipts, deposit accounts, im- very big one,” Barish told the AP. mass accelerates, like when an ice-skater County, notice is hereby given Default having been made in the pounds, accounts receivable, The German-born Weiss was awarded pirouettes or a pair of blac k holes rotate that all persons having claims payment of the indebtedness contract rights, general intangi- half of the 9-million-kronor ($1.1 million) around each other.” against said estate are hereby secured by that certain Mort- bles, software, chattel paper, in- prize amount and Thorne and Barish will Professor Alberto V ecchio, from the required to present the same gage and Security Agreement struments, documents, split the other half. University of Birmingham’s Institute of within time allowed by law or the (as assumed, amended, and promissory notes, drafts, letters modified from time to time, the Gravitational waves are extremely Gravitational Wave Astronomy, said this same will be barred. of credit, letter of credit rights, "Mortgage") executed by faint ripples in the fabric of space and discovery will produce results for decades STEVEN A BENEFIELD supporting obligations, insur- JASPER RETAIL GROUP, ance policies, insurance and EXECUTOR time, generated by some of the most vio- to come. L.L.C., an Alabama limited liabil- condemnation awards and pro- lent events in the universe. The waves de- “They have taken me, as well as hun- Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner, ity company (the "Borrower"), in ceeds, any other rights to the Dumas & O'Neal LLP favor of Principal Commercial payment of money, trade tected by the laureates came from the dreds of my colleagues, through such an Birmingham, Alabama Funding, LLC (the "Original names, trademarks and service collision of two black holes some 1.3 bil- intellectually rewarding and recently *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 Lender"), dated June 28, 2006 marks arising from or related to lion light-years a way. A light-year is adrenaline-packed journey that we could and recorded on June 30, 2006, the Real Property or any busi- about 5.88 trillion miles. not have even remotely imagined, ” he NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT in the Office of the Judge of Pro- ness conducted thereon by Bor- bate for Walker County, Ala- Ariel Goobar of the Royal Swedish said. “The best part is that this is just the TO BE PUBLISHED rower, all permits, consents, Academy of Sciences said the winners’ beginning of a new roller -coaster explo- BY PERSONAL bama (the "Recording Office") in approvals, licenses, authoriza- REPRESENTATIVE Book 2020, Page 637, as as- tions and other rights granted work meant “we can study processes ration of the universe.” signed by Original Lender to by, given by or obtained from, which were completely impossible, out of For the past 25 years , the Nobel ESTATE OF Principal Commercial Funding Billy Ray Lay, any governmental entity with re- reach to us in the past.” physics prize has been shared among II, LLC, by that certain Assign- spect to the Real Property, all “The best comparison is when Galileo multiple winners. DECEASED ment of Mortgage and Security deposits or other security made PROBATE COURT Agreement, recorded on De- with or given to utility companies discovered the telescope, which allowed Last year’s prize went to three British- CASE NO. PC2017-163 cember 18, 2006, in the Record- by Borrower with respect to the us to see that Jupiter had moons. And all born researchers who applied the math- Letters of Administration ing Office in Book 2042, Page Real Property, all advance pay- of a sudden, we discovered that the uni- ematical discipline of topology to help Of said deceased having been 766, as further assigned to ments of insurance premiums verse was much vaster than we used to understand the workings of exotic matter LaSalle Bank National Associa- granted to the undersigned on made by Borrower with respect think about,” Goobar said. such as superconductors and superfluids. the 7th day of September, 2017, tion, as Trustee for the regis- to the Real Property, all plans, by the Hon. Rick Allison, Judge tered holders of Bear Stearns drawings and specifications re- With the technology that the three de- The 2017 Nobel prizes kicked off Mon- of the Probate Court of Walker Commercial Mortgage Securi- lating to the Real Property; to- veloped “we may even see entirely new day with the medicine prize being ties Inc., Commercial Mortgage County, notice is hereby given gether with all replacements and objects that we ha ven’t even imagined awarded to three Americans studying cir- Pass-Through Certificates, Se- proceeds of, and additions and that all persons having claims yet,” said Patrick Sutton, an astronomer cadian rhythms — better known as body ries 2006-PWR13, by that cer- accessions to, any of the fore- against said estate are hereby tain Assignment of Mortgage going, and all books, records at Cardiff University in Wales. clocks: Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash required to present the same and Security Agreement and files relating to any of the The waves were predicted by Einstein and Michael W. Young. within time allowed by law or the recorded on January 25, 2007, foregoing. a century ago as part of his theory of gen- The chemistry prize will be announced same will be barred. in the Recording Office in Book The real property and personal eral relativity. General relativity sa ys Wednesday, the Nobel literature prize on DONNA RENAE HERRON 2049, Page 562, as further as- property described above (col- that gravity is caused by hea vy objects Thursday and the peace prize on Friday. PERSONAL signed to U.S. BANK NA- lectively, the "Property") will be REPRESENTATIVE TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS sold on an "As Is, Where Is, bending space-time, which itself is the The economics prize, which is not tech- George Alan Simmons TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN With All Faults" basis and sub- four-dimensional way that astronomers nically a Nobel, will be awarded on Mon- Attorney at Law INTEREST TO BANK OF ject to unpaid ad valorem taxes see the universe. day. AMERICA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE, Jasper, Alabama and liens for unpaid future ad SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO valorem taxes, and restrictive *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 LASALLE BANK NATIONAL AS- covenants, rights of way, ease- OverOvveer 40 YYeYearsears Experience Experience SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE ments and reservations AL CERT #83837 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Readers’ FOR THE REGISTERED recorded prior to the Mortgage Choice TO BE PUBLISHED HOLDERS OF BEAR that apply to the Property. Awards BY PERSONAL STEARNS COMMERCIAL This sale is made for the pur- 201702 17 REPRESENTATIVE MORTGAGE SECURITIES pose of paying the indebtedness ESTATE OF INC., COMMERCIAL MORT- secured by the Mortgage as well Zachary Thomas Cooner, GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- as the expenses of foreclosure. DECEASED TIFICATES, SERIES The failure of any high bidder to SaveSave MMoneMoneyoneeyy WiWith An PROBATE COURT 2006-PWR13 (the "Holder"), by pay the purchase price and that certain Assignment of Mort- CASE NO. PC2017-179 close this sale shall, at the op- gage and Security Agreement Letters of Administration of said tion of Holder, be cause for re- recorded on February 27, 2017, jection of the bid, and if the bid EElectriclectric Heat PPumpump deceased having been granted in the Recording Office in Book is rejected, Holder shall have to the undersigned on the 27th 2485, Page 592, which default the option of making the sale to day of September, 2017, by the continues, Holder, as mortgagee the next highest bidder who is Hon. Rick Allison, Judge of the and holder of the Mortgage, able, capable, and willing to   ­Ԉ­/h­Ԉ SÙ¥/­   ­tSԈ/ »» ԈtS»hh Probate Court of Walker County, under and by virtue of the power comply with the terms thereof. notice is hereby given that all of sale contained in the Mort- Attorney for Holder Bobbbyy G. RobiRobinsonnson persons having claims against gage and as provided under the Matthew M. Cahill said estate are hereby required laws of the State of Alabama ap- Baker, Donelson, Bearman, - OWNER - to present the same within time plicable to the foreclosure of de- Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC faulted mortgages, will sell at allowed by law or the same will 420 20th Street North public outcry to the highest bid- be barred. 1400 Wells Fargo Tower 24-HOUR der for cash at the main en- Birmingham, Alabama 35203 John D. Cooner trance of the Walker County (205)328-0480 VICESER Personal Representative Courthouse in Jasper, Alabama, *Sept. 20, 27 Oct. 4, 2017 Jackson, Fikes & Brakefield on Wednesday, October 11, Jasper, Alabama 2017, between the legal hours *October 4, 11, 18, 2017 of sale the following real prop- erty situated in Walker County, 221-7624 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Alabama, to-wit: 30 Jim Banks Rd. at the corner of Jim Banks & Blackwell Dairy Rd. Default having been made in the Parcel I: payment of the indebtedness Lot 1, according to the Survey secured by that certain mort- gage dated May 4, 2007, exe- cuted by Vickie Lynn Murray and Terry W. Murray, wife and husband and Pamela K. John- BILL BILL && SON’SSON’S SUPERMARKETSUPERMARKET son, unmarried, as joint tenants “Our Family Serving Your Family - Four Generations” 32 Oz. with the right of survivorship, to M E A T Prices Effective Wed., Oct. 4th thru Chase Bank USA, N.A., which International USDA Tuesday, Oct. 10th, 2017 mortgage was recorded on July Delight 27, 2007, in DML Book 2088, Family Pack Carbon Hill, AL • Store Hours: D 2/5.00 Page 662, of the mortgage 2.99 Mon.-Sat. 7:30am-7pm Coffee Sirloin Tip Steak Lb. records in the Office of the Sun. 11am-5pm A Creamer Judge of Probate of Walker US D A 12 Pack 12 Oz. Cans 12 Oz . Pkg. County, Alabama, which mort- Whole Sliced 1.49 I 1.39 Lb. Dr. Pepper Kraft Ranch or gage was, duly transferred and Pork Loin Chops Ea. assigned to Chase Home Fi- “All Flavors” 4/11.00 R French Onion nance LLC, notice is hereby U S DA 8 Lb. Bag Dip given that pursuant to law and Russet Y the power of sale contained in Family Pack 59 Oz. 2.29 Ea. said mortgage, the undersigned Center Cut Lb. Potatoes 1.99 will sell at public outcry, to the Florida Natural Pork Chops 24.5 Oz. Gorton’s Orange Juice 2.69 highest bidder for cash, in front Fish Sticks Ea. of the Main entrance to the 16 Oz. Pkg. or Portions 3.99 Ea. Walker County Courthouse at Bar-S 40 Ct. Jasper, Alabama, during the 1.99 16 Oz. Pkg. legal hours of sale on Septem- Regular or Ea. F Totino’s 2.79 Kraft American Ea. ber 26, 2017, the following de- Pizza Rolls Honey Ham Cheese Singles 3.39 Ea. R scribed real estate, situated in 16 Oz. Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: 2.67 Lb . Pkg. USDA LOT 145, PARRISH LAND Family Pack O Pictsweet COMPANY SUBDIVISION, AS Bar-S 3.99 1.00 Ea. Ground Beef Lb. Cream Style RECORDED IN MAP BOOK 2, Corn Dogs 1.99 Z Ea. PAGE 65, IN THE PROBATE Corn OFFICE OF WALKER 12 Oz. P kg . 2 Liter Bottle Dr. Pepper “All Flavors” ...... Ea. 1.00 E 10-13 Oz. COUNTY, ALABAMA. Bryan Regular or All Varieties “All Varieties” Little Debbie Big Packs ...... 1.79 This sale is made for the pur- Thick Sliced 2/6.00 N pose of paying the indebtedness 2/3.00 ¢ Eggo Ea. secured by said mortgage as Bologna 10 Oz. “All Varieties” Rotel Diced Tomatoes ...... Ea. 99 Waffles ¢ well as expenses of foreclosure. 15 Oz. Can “All Varieties” Chef Boy Ardee Pasta...... Ea. 99 This property will be sold on an 12 Oz. Pk g. 3 Lb. Bag 4.7-7.6 Oz. “All Varieties” Betty Crocker “as is, where is” basis, subject Hormel P Red or Golden to any easements, encum- Little Sizzlers 2/3.00 Hamburger Helper...... Ea. 1.19 2/5.00 brances, and exceptions re- R Delicious flected in the mortgage and 12 Oz. Pk g. 7.5-8.75 Oz. “All Varieties” Bugles or Chex Mix ...... Ea. 1.19 O Apples those contained in the records Zeigler of the office of the Judge of Pro- 2/3.00 12.2 Oz. Kellogg’s Apple Jacks ...... 2/5.00 D Fresh Sleeved ¢ bate of the County where the Wieners 99 12 Oz. U Ea. above-described property is sit- Kellogg’s Rice Krispies ...... 2/5.00 Celery While Supplies Last • No Rain Checks C uated. This property will be sold No Sales to Dealers 30.5 Oz. Folger’s Classic Roast Coffee ...... Ea. 7.99 F ancy ¢ without warranty or recourse, Most Credit Cards Accepted. E 79 expressed or implied as to con- We gladly accept 18.8 Oz. “All Varieties” Campbell’s Chunky Soup ...... 2/3.00 Yellow Squash Lb. dition, title, use and/or enjoy- WIC Vouchers & EBT Cards.