SELMA TIMES JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1991 The Juvenile Court System is sponsoring a seminar, "You and Your Child" with moderator Dr. David Schell, Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the second floor courtroom of the Dallas County Courthouse. The Meadowview Elementary kindergarten will hold an open house Tuesday from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.
The parents of kindergarten students residing in the Meadowview zone are to spend the day or a protion of the day observing kindergarten activities and talking with teachers. Pre-registration will also be held at this time. Westside Middle School will offer a "Homework Hotline" for seventh grade students on a trial basis March 12-22. For more information contact Ann Sanner at 874-1675 during school hours. Selma Blaster National Chapter of the Wild Turkey Federation, will hold its annual banquet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at the Selma Convention Center.
Tickets will be $30 and can be purchased at the door. Dallas County service men and women who are serving in Operation Desert Storm will be honored with a plaque to be hung at Selma City Hall by Alpha Civitan Club. To include a Dallas County Desert Storm service member on the plaque, call Jackie Peake at 875-9210 or write the information and send it to 909 LaDayne by March 7. The reunion committee of the 1946 class of Albert G. Parrish High School is looking for the following classmates: Russell Hungerford, Robert Phipps, Miriam Brown, Myrtle Flowers and Thomasine Campbell.
Please call Mrs. Pearson at 874-6403. The Grist YMCA needs volunteer soccer coaches for the upcoming spring soccer season. If interested, please call 874- 7476 for details. The Vaughan Regional Medical Center Health Access Program sponsors "Eldercise" classes every Tuesday and Friday at 9 a.m.
in the Health Access Center. The class is open to all Health Access members. Please come and join us for fun and exercise suited to your health needs. The Local AARP Chapter is again sponsoring free income tax counseling for the elderly (ages 60 plus) on Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. until noon in room 119 ofthe Federal Building.
Bring last year's returns. For more information, call 872-2185. Learn to build and fly radio-controlled model airplanes. Classes for all ages will meet each Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall, Joy Baptist Temple, Highway 80 West.
A special video will be shown Wednesday The Regional Juvenile Detention Center on Selfield Road will be open for tours Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 3:35 p.m. Tours of 20-25 youths will be on an appointment basis. Fifth grade students currently attending Byrd, Cedar Park, Edgewood, Knox, and Meadowview will tour Westside Middle School on March 13 and 14. Special registration sessions will be held for these students the week of April 22.
Winnie-the-pooh will visit the Library Wednesday, March 13, at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. The Selma Medical Center Seniority-Phoenix Revitacise class meets each Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning from 11 a.m. until noon in the Phoenix exercise room. For more information on this program contact Teen Dodson at 872-8461 Today Calendar The Record Cloudy, breezy Selma's weather Tuesday should be partly cloudy and breezy with a 30 percent chance of a thunderstorm.
High in the lower 70s. South wind 15 to 25 mph. Tuesday night: A good chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 50 percent.
Wednesday: Clearing. High in the upper 60s. EXTENDED FORECAST NORTH ALABAMA: Thursday through Saturday partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s.
The Daily Record Emergency runs Reported for Monday by Haynes Ambulance: 1:09 a.m.: Warren Manor, general medical. 10:42 a.m.: Hood Street, general medical. 11:09 a.m.: Rangedale, general medical. 2:16 p.m.: Lawrence Street, breathing difficulties. Fire calls Reported for Monday by Selma Fire Department: 2:35 p.m.: Dallas Road 80 off Highway 14, grass fire.
p.m.: Green Street and First Avenue, car fire. State Troopers No accident with injuries were reported for Monday by the Alabama State Troopers, Selma post. Hospitals Medical Center Friday ADMITTED: Tammy Peterson, Frances Williamson, Robert Curtis, Cetonia Sallie, Mernie Hicks, Faye Tidwell, James Sullivan, Selma; Sheehan Eliza, Orville; Dock Walker, Uniontown; Violet Compton, Demopolis; Glendora Baker Continued from page 1 sources said that Wilcox met on Saturday with Faisal Husseini, the leading PLO supporter on the West Bank, and was told the PLO leadership had provided a "green light" for the meeting with Baker. Officials on the Baker trip sent word from Cairo early Monday that he was ready to go ahead with the meeting, and the Palestinians then concurred. The names of the Palestinians who were to see Baker were not disclosed.
"It's a legitimate thing for people's safety," a U.S. official said. On his first trip to Israel, Baker was supposed to tour East Jerusalem, the predominantly Arab part of the city that fell under Israeli control in the 1967 Six-Day War but that President Bush has termed occupied territory. However, the tour was canceled after the stabbing deaths. "We do not want to do anything SOUTH ALABAMA: Thursday through Saturday partly cloudy.
Lows in the mid 40s Thursday and 45 to 50 Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 60s. SUMMARY Although the calendar indicates that spring is still nine days away, Monday morning and afternoon weather conditions were very pleasant with sunny skies and warm temperatures statewide. Readings under the bright sun reached the mid -to upper 60s. A high pressure ridge, which produced the nice weather over the weekend and Monday, was beginning to weaken.
Tubbs, Greensboro; Gary Adams, Marion; Willie Anderson, Marion Sonya Evans, Marion; Lawrence Hayes, Orville. DISMISSED: Ruthie Hunter, Earnest Colley, Alfonso Thomas, Consuelo Lawrence, Jacqueline White, Marguerite Friday, Patsy Hamilton, Selma; Constance Taylor, Uniontown; Janie Finley, Thomasville; Donnie Saulsberry, Coy. Saturday ADMITTED: Gertrude Davis, Hollis Curry, Selma; Jerry Etheredge, Ralph Martin, Catherine; Frances. Lagrone, Marion; William Towns, Sardis; Ethel Peoples, Hayneville; Arthur Hall, Safford; Annie Bryant, Catherine; Louise Hairston, Marion; Janie Finley, Thomasville. DISMISSED: James Walker, Annie Walker, Lawrence Lolley, Willodean Sanders, Dora Hamlett, Selma; Earl Law, Dixon Mills; Jency Warren, Uniontown.
Sunday ADMITTED: Ora Barnes, Anita K. Mims, Charles Moore, Walter Peoples, Selma; Roslanda Crishon, Snowhill. DISMISSED: Lena Foster, Selma; Louise Talley, Plantersville; Ralph Martin, Catherine; Barbara Jones, Robert Roper, Maplesville. that might contribute to a very emotional climate in Jerusalem," State Department spokeswoman Margaret D. Tutwiler said.
Baker came out of a meeting Sunday in Saudi Arabia with the foreign ministers of eight Arab nations saying they might consider moving toward acceptance of Israel if Israel was prepared to offer concessions as well. What they want from Israel is "a willingness to engage the Palestinians," said a senior U.S. official who commented on condition of anonymity. IRA RETIREMENT FLANS Call Joe Sexton 872-7444 875-7261 Tate, Heinz, Ellis Sexton, Inc. 21.7 CU.
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WHEREHSE. Quality, Price, Service: Don't Buy One Without The Other 87 20,000 40,000 2609 WATER AVENUE Police Report Car break nets tapes Four counts of breaking and entering a vehicle was reported at Hohenberg Brothers Cotton Company when 25 cassette tapes valued at $260, electronics valued at $474, other items valued at $72 and a .22 caliber automatic rifle valued at $40 were stolen. Burglary was reported in the 1200 block of Small Avenue when a jewelry box valued at $60, and a cassette player valued at $30 were stolen. Criminal trespass and harassment were reported at Valley Creek Homes. Unlawful possession of a controlled substance was reported in the 3200 block of Bristol Avenue.
Criminal mischief was reported at the "Songs of Selma" theme park. Criminal trespass was reported on Dallas Avenue. Obituaries Mamie Nichols Mamie Nichols, of Selma, died Monday, March 11, in a Birmingham hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Lawrence Funeral Home. Emma S.
White Emma S. White, 86, of Selma, died Sunday, March 10, in a Pensacola, hospital. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at New Live Oak Cemetery with the Rev. Jerry Henry officiating and Lawrence Funeral Home directing.
She is survived by one daughter and son-in-law, Estelle and Richard G. Carter, of Pensacola; three grandsons, Richard G. Carter William L. Carter and Thomas M. Carter; and five great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to a favorite charity. A lifelong resident of Selma, Mrs. White was employed by Southern Furniture for 27 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis L. White.
Cunningham-Wilson son Sisters Lilla Cunningham and Ellen Wilson died in a house fire Saturday, March 9, in Georgia. They are survived by one brother Every Small Business Needs A Little XEROX. XEROX SATISFACTION Xerox Model 5260 Only $40 Per Mo 3-Year Total Satisfaction Warranted against defects in material or workmanship for 3 Years from date of initial installation XEROX Slone's 225 Broad St. 874-8293 Harassment was reported in the 1400 block of Vine Street when victim was cursed. Harassment was reported in the 700 block of Johnson Street when victim's boyfriend jumped on her and hit her.
Criminal trespass was reported in the 1900 block of Highland Avenue when victim's granddaughter came to the residence and destroyed property. Breaking and entering a vehicle was reported in the 200 block of Plant Street when five gallons of gasoline and a plastic bucket were stolen. Burglary was reported in the 1400 block of Small Avenue when clectronics valued at $400 were stolen. Deceased person was reported in the 200 block of Hickory Avenue; subject apparently died of natural causes. Assault was reported in Inkerman Alley when victim was struck by her boyfriend.
and two sisters. Mrs. Cunningham is also survived by a son, Sammy Johnson; a daughter-in-law, Irene B. Johnson; and one grand-daughter, Kim Johnson, all of Selma. Services will be Wednesday at Dry Springs A.M.E.
Church of Climax, Ga. with Guyton Brothers Funeral Home of Bainbridge, Ga. directing. or call the Phoenix Fitness and Racquet Club at 875-7500. State Tears, cheers mix from returning troops Tears mixed with cheers marked homecoming ceremonies for more than 100 Alabama troops trickling back from the Persian Gulf war zone.
The tears were for 19-year-old Pfc. John Wesley Hutto of Andalusia. Killed in action, Hutto was buried Sunday. A member of the 24th Infantry at Ft. Stewart, Hutto was killed just hours before the cease-fire order came.
In Alexander City, a funeral is scheduled Tuesday for Thomas Randy Jerrell, a member of the 214th Military Police Co. He was killed March 2 when another soldier's weapon fired by accident in the Persian Gulf. In Huntsville, Marine Capt. James "Trey" Wilbourn will be buried Tuesday. He died on Feb.
23 when his AV-88 Harrier jump jet was shot down in Kuwait. Wilbourn was an Auburn graduate and Huntsville native. National Guard officials expect full units will be returning later, but for now some soldiers have been lucky enough to fill vacant airplane seats destined for home. Eighty-two members of the Army Reserve's 318th Chemical Co. and 907th Chemical Detachment and the Army 46th Engineer Battalion were mobbed by family members Sunday night as they returned to Fort McClellan near Anniston.
Piedmont man involved in two fatalities PIEDMONT (AP) A Piedmont man was involved in two fatal traffic accidents a year apart and has not been tried in either one. In both cases, police say, he was impaired by drugs or alcohol. Thirteen months passed before Joseph E. Dempsey was charged in the first accident, leaving him behind the wheel for the second. On Dec.
22, 1989, Dempsey, then 34, was driving on Interstate 59 when the car went through several plastic barrels at a highway construction site and crashed into equipment, authorities said. Dempsey was not hurt but a piece of equipment entered the skull of a passenger, Michael Partin, 18, of Piedmont, who died 13 days later. In recent years, according to Piedmont police, Dempsey has been arrested twice on DUI charges. Sgt. Jerry Pounds said he set fire to his jail cell mattress after one arrest.
Police also said there had been complaints about harassment of his former wife. Last December, Jonathan Fred Smith, a Samford University divinity student, was returning to his Odenville home when his pickup broke down near Leeds on 1-20. As a wrecker service was hooking up his truck, another pickup, driven by Dempsey, struck and killed Smith, authorities said. Tallapoosa authorities capture escapees DADEVILLE (AP) Authorities brought escape charges Monday against three prisoners, including one found under a nursing home after the trio forced a guard at knifepoint to free them from the Tallapoosa County Jail. Sheriff Joe Smith said the jailer, Jay Powell, was forced to open a cell about 4:15 p.m.
Sunday by the prisoners, one of them wielding a homemade knife. The prisoners then forced Powell to hand over the jail keys, Smith said, and ripped out a telephone, took the jail's petty cash and locked Powell in the jail. Smith said Henry "Bo Bo" Greer, 29, of Tallassee was as he ran off the jail elevator. Greer, who was awaiting trial on a capital murder charge, was charged Monday with escape, promoting contraband and theft. Listing of Appetizers Chicken Fingers Wings "O' Fire Crab Claws Tempura Mushrooms Shrimp co*cktail Oysters Royale Oyster Rockefeller Oysters on 12 Shell Fried Artichoke Hearts Escargot Onion Rings Nachos Spinach Salad French Onion Soup Cheeseburgers TALLY HO LOUNGE 872-1390 Mangum Avenue LIVINGSTON UNIVERSITY STON 1835 classes for Teachers! Graduate Level Courses Will Be Taught Spring Quarter in Selma.
The courses are: ED 5000 Foundations of Thursday 5 Hours Staff Education ED 5144 Social Studies in the Elementary School Tuesday 5 Hours Staff The classes will meet at 5:00 P.M. Registration and the first class meeting will be on. Tuesday, March 26, and Thursday, March 28, 1991 at Selma High School. For additional information contact: Dr. Haywood Mayton Station 8 Livingston University, Livingston, AL 35470 652-9661, ext.
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