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Page 4D The Annlitoo Star, Wednesday, June 15, 1988 103 ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICE Aroo, otato brlofs ing certificate The trial has been sanctioned bv the American Shetland Sheparding Association the American Herding Breed As sociation. the American Working Collie Association, the Amerian Bearded Collie Association and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club Owners must have pure bred proot tor their dogs For more information, call (iail or Bob Chapman at 205 836 8374 779 60 teet to nortn nne ot said Quarter, thence in an easterly direction along the north line of said Quarter a distance of 645 76 teet to point ot beginning, Containing 2.47 acres, less 0 37 acres tor one-half of County Road; situated, lying and being in Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Section 9, Township 16 South, Range 7 East, Calhoun County, Alabama. This is a purchase money mortgage given to secure funds obtained tor the purchase of the herein described real estate. This mortgage covers all carpeting, both now owned or hereafter acquired, which is presently located, or may hereafter be located, in the residence constructed upon the above described real estate. This carpeting is deemed to be a part of the realty which secures this loan This sale is made for the purpose of paying the Indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expenses ot foreclosure.

FEOERAL NATINAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, TRANSFEREE Longshore, Jr. LONGSHORE, EVANS A LONGSHORE Attorney for Transferee 1900 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Phone: 70S-7S7-7661 June 8, 15, 77, 1988 Protection Agency ifeKAi sets drinking water standards and has determined that lead is health concern at certain levels of exposure. There is currently a standard of 0.05 parts per million (ppm) which has been adopted by ADEM. Based on new health information, EPA is likely to lower this standard significantly. EPA and others are concerned about lead in drinking water.

Too much lead in the human body can cause serious damage to the brain, kidneys, nervous system, and red blood cells. The greatest risk even with short-term exposure Is to young children and pregnant women. Although some lead may be obtained from drinking water, the majority of the lead you are exposed to comes from air and from food. Lead levels in your drinking water are iikely to be highest: If your home or water system has lead pipes, or if your home has copper pipes with lead solder, and if the heme is less than five years old, or if you have soft or acidic water, or if water sits In the pipes for several hours. Although the water furnished by this system meets ADEM standards for lead, contamination caused by the water reacting with lead piping or lead solder in copper plumbing mayy occur.

Lead pipes have not been used in plumbing or In water systems for many years. Lead pipe are soft, malleable, and shine when scratched with sharp metal. You should determine If your house has lead plumbing and if so, have a chemical laboratory test a sample of water for lead. If your home plumbing system contains copper pipe, there Is a strong probability that lead solder was used In connecting these fittings. Testing of the water is the only way to be sure of the amount of lead which might be In your water and this is especially Important to apartment dwellers because flushing may not be effective in multi-family buildings.

Even with lead solder in copper plumbing or lead plumbing, there are measures you may take to avoid consuming water containing increased amounts of lead: 1. Use only the cold water tap for food preparation especially baby formula. 2. Ensure that future plumbing installation or repair Is performed using lead-free solder. 3.

Instead of using water for drinking or tor cooking that has boon in plumbing overnight, use the water tor other activities such at washing dishes or taking a shower. 4. Hot water dissolves lead at a more rapid rate than cold water and therefore hot water should not be used for consumption nor for cooking. This notice meets the requirements established by EPA which is required by Section 1417 of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Additional information Is available in a pamphlet which may be obtained tree of charge from our office.

Should you have questions or need additional information, you may contact: CORNELIUS PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR 970-1121 Apr. 27, May 19, June 15, 1999 (1SCC sets registration for Anniston campus Registration for the summer quarter at Gadsden State Community College in Anniston. 2101 Noble St will be Monday. June 20. from 1 to 3 and again from 5 to 8 The summer quarter schedule includes university transfer courses and job-entry career programs Courses in business, language and fine arts, nursing and allied health, science, math and engineering will be offered Also offered will be courses in criminal justice, first aid.

history, general psychology and criminology Tuition at GSCC is $200 per quarter for a full class load of 10 to 21 hours of credit Classes will begin June 22 The non-credit courses for self-enrichment will include basic floral arranging, interior decorating and photography. These classes will cost $35 and will meet Tuesday evenings beginning June 28 for 9 weeks. Registration for the non-credit courses will be Monday. June 20. from 1-3 and 5-8 in Room 203 at the Anniston Center.

Students may also register through the first night of class For information, call 238-8342 Anniston Museum lands $54,845 development grant The Anniston MuseUm of Natural History has been awarded a $54,845 grant from the Institute of Museum Services in Washington, for the second year in a row. The museum will use the grant for development of a new full-time position and for the continuing expansion of educational services for both adults and children, a museum official said Museum director Christopher Reich said Tuesday the museum will establish a development office, which will work with the museum board and the director The development officer will be responsible for grant writing, fund-raising events and the managing of capital campaigns, he said. Although the museum can apply for grants from several different agencies. Reich said, "We just don't have the time or the expertise to apply for as many grants as we'd like Last year's grant was used to hire two additional employees to help with the educational programs at the museum. Reich said.

Reich said the grant is "a prestigious award." Of 1,311 applications, only 402 museums received the award. Only two other museums in Alabama received the grant, which is based on 10 percent of a museum's annual operational revenues. "It's one of very few grants given for general operations," Reich said. "Most are tied to special projects or special exhibits." The grant funds are intended "to initiate new projects to help museums serve their community better," Reich said, not to replace existing or anticipated sources of local revenue and support. Herding dog trial planned for weekend Herding dogs can show tht-ir stuff during a weekend trial outside of Birmingham.

The trial, which is for any pure-bred, untrained herding dog. is designed to gauge the dog's instinctive ability to round up sheep or any other domestic animal The dogs will be tested Saturday and Sunday by Ted Johnson, a stock dog trainer from Shorter. The events, which begin at 8 each morning, will be at the Wonder-Eye Farm in Vandiver. off IAS. 280 near the Alabama 25 Alabama 43 intersection.

Participating dogs will receive a herd Settlement reached in concert injury case ATHENS (AP) A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed against the band Motley Crue by two youths who claimed they were injured by dry ice or debris flying from the stage during the band's 1986 "Theater of Pain" concert in Huntsville. Jim Corder, a lawyer representing one of the youths, said Tuesday the heavy metal band's insurer, Fireman's Fund, will pay an undisclosed sum to Robbie Miller, now 17, of Athens, who lost an eye at the concert, and David Wright, now 19, of Grant, who suffered facial cuts "1MT FENCING Chain Link Fence Henry B. Ginn 236-8352 YARD WORK 104 Grass Cutting Service Call after 3 p.m. 234-2420 Green's Tree Service Topping or tree removal STUMP REMOVAL. Free estimates.

00-4830. TRIMMING OF HEDGES 4 SHRUBS Call after 4 p.m. 892-2870 Grasscutting I will cut grass in the Jacksonville jrea. Call 435-8424. Landscape Specialists Of North Alabama, Inc.

Lawn grading, seeding, sod, fertilizing, topsoil 4 crossties. Lot clearing, driveway repairs, pipe Installed 4 septic tank Held line repair. Also dozer, loader 4 backhoe work, fill dirt, chart 4 gravel hauled. Free estimates. 435-1086.

8204283. CHAMP'S LANDSCAPING Dozer work, driveways repaired, tree removal, yards raked 4 seeked. For free estimates call 238-9539. Mike's Tree Service Licensed 4 Insured. Trim top 4 removal.

Stumps removed. Free es- tlmates. 237-8430 or 820-4127. YARO WORK. Can take care ol all your basic yard work needs.

Have own equipment, reasonable rates. Regular customers preferred. Call 237-2577 anytime after 7a.m. Topsoll-flll dirt-chert-gravel-grading-drlveway pipe-yard seeded-land clearing Stewarts, 237-2484" TOPSOIL FOR SALE Fill Dirt, Gravel, etc. Grating 4 land-scoping.

Sam Mellon 831-8367 or 831-0776. WELL'S BACKHOE SERVICE, top soil, dirt hauling, grading, yard repair, driveway pipe, ditches, septic tank repair. 237-8436 TEENAGER would like to do yardwork. Call 820-4744. 106 MOVING MOVING? Call Robert F.

820-1340. King, MISC. SERVICES 107 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4 DECK WORK Free Estimates Phone 831-6731 Drapes Slipcovers Would like to make drapes 4 slipcovers. 237-6330. ELECTRICAL WORK No fob too small.

Call 435-2595 Electrolysis SelMmage Electrolysis removes any unwanted heir. Call Joy, 236-0411. Would Like To Do HOUSECLEANING on a weekly basis. Call 820-7264 after p.m. Can furnish references.

HOUSECLEANING Would like to clean houses In the Oxford area. For more information call 831-6714. Personal Loans Up To 1300 Family Loan, Inc. 20 West 1 3th Street 237-7527 Anniston, Alabama Water Well Drilling Dingier Drilling Co. 237-1177 or 108 PAINTING PAINTING Interior A Exterior.

Commercial and residential. All damaged wood replaced. Pressure washing If needed. Free esti-mates. Call Jim, 831-5360.

CURLEE PAINTING Interior 4 exterior. Qualify work at a reasonable price. 435-3987 after 4:30. INTERIOR EXTERIOR Stephens' Painting Office, 435-1313 835-1721 home House Painting Professional Interior 4 exterior. Low rates, free estimates.

237-8912. PAINTING Interior Eirterior. Reasonable price. Free estimates. Some repairs.

236-6888 CHILD CARE 112 DO YOU: Provide Day Care? Need Day Carer LOOK FOR THE ANNISTON STAR'S Special DAY CARE DIRECTORY to run on June 24th, 1988. If you provide day care and are Interested in telling 33,000 readers in the Anniston area about your service, call us and let us help you advertise in this special direc-lory. Call Wendy for Information at 236-1551, Monday Friday, 8 til S. Deadline Is June 17th, 1988 at 5:00 pm. BUSINESS SCHOOLS 113 NO NEED FOR FOUR YEARS OF COLLEGE You Can Learn Beginning To Advanced In A Short Few Months 4 Day Week (No Friday Classes) Computers Accounting Medical Legal Management For Info.

Call 237-7517 Gadsden Business College 630 South Wilmer ERROR NOTICE Classified Index ANNOUNCEMENTS 2. Error Nolle iptclil Notlct 4. 5. Mmortm ol Thanks 7. and Found SERVICES OFFERED 101.

102.. 103... Fencing 104.. Work 105. Repairs 104..

107. Services 109... Painting 109.. Repair 110. ill.

Repair 112.. Child Care 113. Schools 114. Instruction 115. Tax EMPLOYMENT 101..

202.. Holp wantad Job Wantad FINANCIAL 301. Opportunity 307. To Lend 303... Investments PETS, LIVESTOCK 401.

402.. 403 Poll 404... Horses Livestock 406. Products 407. Birds 408..

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 501. For Sale 502.. 504.. Instrumants SalasSarvlc 504... Building Materials 507.

Equipment 508. Produce 509.. Lots 510.. Goods 51). Equipment 512..

Sales 513.. Auctions 514. Auctions 515 Plants, Seeds, Trees To Buy 517. 518 4 Collectibles 51... Jewelry 520.

wars 521 PROPERTY RENTALS 601... Rooms and Board 402... Furnished Apartments 403.. Apartments 404... Motels 405..

Housds 404.. Houses 407... Farms, Land 609... Resort Property 409 Spaces 410.. Property 411.

To Rent 412.. Property REAL ESTATE SALES 701. 702.. Property 703. 704.

70S. 704. 707. 708. Lots and Acreage Praperty Property Real Estate House MOBILE HOMES 801.

Home Rentals 802.. Home Sales 803. Home Spaces TRANSPORTATION 01... Autos For Sale 902. and Imports 903..

Autos 04... Pickups, Vans, 4 WD 90S. Trucks 904.. Parts 907. and Accessories 909..

Vehicles 910.. Trailers 91 1. NOTICE IN EVENT OF ERROR In Your Classified Ads Notify Classified Department at once! Advertisers are encouraged to check the first insertion. THE NEWSPAPER CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS AFTER THE FIRST DAY. Open Daily 8 AM til PM Saturdays, 8 AM til 12 Noon The Anniston Star CLASSIFIED ADS 236-1551 NOTICE! You May Now CHARGE Your Classified Ads on VISA or MASTERCARD Open Dally 8 AM til 5 PM Saturdays, 8 AM til 12 Noon Call Today! Classified Ads 236-1551 NOTICE Case Number DR 88 3S8 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CALHOUN COUNTY Plaintiff Hullon Tyus, vs.

Defendant Ermi J. Tyus In The Matter Of: DIVORCE Erma J. Tyus, whose whereabouts is unknown, must answer Hullon Tyus, petition for divorce and other relit) by July 26, 1988, or, thereafter, a judgment by default may be rendered against her in Case Number DR 99 3S9, Circuit Court of Calhoun County, Alabama. Done this the 25 day ot May, 1989. BARBARA A.

SWIFT REGISTER ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF John R. Phillips 910 AmSouth Bank Building Anniston, Al. 36701 June 1, 9, 15, 22, 1999 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Patrick Bangert and wife, Rebecca Bangert to Collateral Investment Company, on the 15th day of Janvrv, 1975, said mortgage being recorded in the office of the Judge of Probate of Calhoun County, Alabama In Volume 1379, Page 925. Said mortgage was transferred on January 16, 1975 to Government National Mortgage Association, begin recorded In Book 1379, Pago 95. Said mortgage was further transferred on July 16, 1975 to Collateral Investment Company, being recorded in Book 1393, Page 223.

Said mortgage was finally transferred on December 31, 1986 to AmSouth Mortgage Company, being recorded in Book 1697, Page 455, aforesaid records. The undersigned AmSouth Mortgage Company, Inc. at transferee, under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash. In front of the Main entrance of tht Court House at Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, on the 4th day of July, 1999 during the legal hours of sale, the following real estate, situated In Calhoun County, Alabama, to-wit: Lot 13, Block as shown on the map of Shannon Hills Subdivision recorded Office of the Probate Judge of Calhoun County, Alabama, in Plat Book Page 39. This sale Is made for the purpose of paying the Indebtedness secured by said mortgage, at well at the expenses of foreclosure, W.L.

Longshore, Jr. LONGSHORE, EVANS A LONGSHORE Attorney for Transferee 1900 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Phone: 205-252-7661 AmSouth Mortgage Company, Inc. Transferee June 1, 9, IS, 1989. I WOULD LIKE TO lalk la parents who had children in Cooper School during the years 1987-19(8. Call 234-1304.

Sponsors of Nursing Homes JAMVER Oaily pickup 4 delivery laundry service to patients in nursing homes. 930-0054. STOLEN FROM LANE'S CLUB, Eastaboga: 1942 white Chevrolet, red Interior onFrl. June 10. If anyone witnessed this crime please call the Police Dpt.

or 737-5327. PERSONALS WATKINS WILL PAY YOU CASH When we do a demonstration in your home with adult guests present. Call 238-1309. LOST AND FOUND LOST Ladies trl-colored gold bracelet in the Vicinity ol Gray-Brown Service on June II. RE-WARDI Call 231-0309 FOUND: Chow Black male Chow dog In mt Post oak area, off Hwv.

431 N. Call 820-3218. FOUND: Cow In the Northern Part ol Peek's Hill. 492-5249 after 8 pm. FOUND: Dachshund Black male Dachshund, mixed, in Cold-water area.

Call 820-3218. LOST In Eulaton area, small brown Pekingese, 8 mos. Very loved family pet. Answers to Pudgey. Call 237-7032.

LOST- Large pale yellow dog, long haired male, missing 1 month In Jacksonville area. Call 435-2100. LOST: White male Toy Poodle, area Pelham Rd. 4 Mountain Ave. in J'Vllle.

Child's pet. Large reward. I 435-2822 or 435-2101. SERVICES OFFERED 101 REMODELING 'Additions 'Enclosures Let one of Alabama's Largest Home Builders give you an estimate. If Quality 4 Low Price are important to you, don't trust the big fobs to a We're State Licensed 4 Fully Injured CALL 237-5454 FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE TODAYI Anniston Development Co.

Alabama's Best Reeves Siding Remodeling "side with us-Vinyl Alum. Siding "COMPLETE HOME REMODELING" Free Estimate Financing Available 236-7242 236-7257 Ken Reeves, Owner ALUMINUM CARPORTS J.D. Hess Vinyl Siding Remodeling Storm windows. Quality materials. Professional Installation.

Call 870-6494. ANY TYPE OF REMODELING, rooms, porches, decks, painting 4 roofing, etc. Clyde Hall 4 Sons, 892-0012 or 892-3044. Brick Block Work Specialize in underpinning 4 grave lots. No ob too large or too small.

234-2973. CARPENTRY 4 HOME REPAIRS 28 Years Ep. No Job too Small. Mickey Cartee Monday thru Saturday 236-7277 DON MCLEROY CO. Carpentry, plumbing 4 electrical work.

234-0044. FREE ESTIMATES Remodeling, carpentry, electrical, roc Ing. Tony Griffin, 820-3762 or 820-3451. HOME IMPROVEMENTS, any type. Ca rpentry, painting rooting, rooms, baths, decks, carports A floor supports.

Pre estimates. 237-0293. KEEL'S Remodeling Get 3 but let ours be one of mem. The people you can trust. 820-4904.

Free Estimates 831-8971 Lower Utility Cost Fewer Dollars and More Comfort Good Credit Financing Available Satisfaction Guaranteed Motes Enterprises MOBILE HOME 4 HOUSE REPAIRS, additions, underpinning, decks, remodeling, roofs, painting, buildings. Call GLENN MADDOX, 820-9120 days, 89: 3621 nights. ODD JOBS, INC. Carpentry, room add ons, painting, decks, vinyl tiding. Call 435-6688 or 435-8866 SUPERB ROOFING 4 SIDING We build now homes.

Also Insulation: all kinds. Call 831-3895 or 831-7985. ODD JOBS INC. Save Lots of Money. Old kitchen cabinets retinished good as new.

New tops and hardware. Call 415-6688 or 435-8866 102 ROOFING Brown Roofing Co Tar A gravel, shingles, gutters, down spouts. 24 yrs evp. 23M859 Or 237-7529. All Types of Roofing Tar 4 gravel, shingles, gutters 4 downspouts.

24 years exp. Free estimates. J.V. Smith, 236-1891 Coleman Roofing Co. Re-roofing specialist, shingles, tar 4 gravel, years of experience, personal service.

All work guaranteed 4 Insured" for your protection. Free estimates. Call 820-2147 ODD JOBS, INC. Mobile Home Roof Tops Also Houses Re-roofed Call 435-6688 or 435-8866 ROOFING Free estimates. Call Bill Dempsey at 135-0)34.

WILL DO ROOFING, HOME REMODELING, etc CALL 236-4294. SUPERB ROOFING 4 SIDING Insulation, Storm Windows 4 Doorv Insulate now 4 SAVE on your heating 4 cooling bills. 831-3895 or 831-7985 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CALHOUN COUNTY Plaintiff VANESSA DATES ALLEN VS. Defendant, ALBERT SAMUEL ALLEN, JR In The Matter of: DIVORCE Case Number OR 88 475 Albert Samuel Allen, whose whereabouts is unknown, must answer Vanessa Dates Allen's petition for divorce and other relief by August 2, 1988, or, thereafter, a judgment by default may be rendered against him In Case Number DR 88 475, Circuit Court of Calhoun County, Alabama. Done this the 3rd day of June, 1988.

BARBARA A SWIFT, REGISTER ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Fred Ray Lybrand Box 1849 Anniston, AL 36707 June 8, 15, A 29, 1988 I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by the CITY OF ANNIISTON AND I PROPERTIES, INC. In the Council Chambers, Anniston City Hall, Anniston, Alabama until June 30, 1988, at which time they will be publicly opened and read tor Streets, Drainage and Sanitary Sewers at Central Park, Anniston, Alabama. The work to be performed under this contract will consist of supplying the necessary materials, equipment, and labor to construct streets, drainage and sanitary sewers as shown on plans and described in the specifications. All work will be performed as required to finish the new WORK to bring all to final completion in a first class manner, ready tor use by the Owner. A certified check or Bid Bond must accompany Bidder's proposal, made payable to the City of Anniston, In an amount not less than five (5) percent of the amount of the bid, but in no event more than 110,000.00.

Upon award ot the Contract, a 100 percent Performance Bond and a 50 percent Bond for Labor and Materials will be required of the successful Bidder. Plans and specifications are open to public inspection at the Office of the City Engineer of the City of Anniston, and may be obtained from the Consulting Engineer, PARAGON ENGINEERING, Suite 730, 7370 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama 3S70S as follows: Drawings and specifications will be issued to General Contractors upon deposit of $50.00. Upon return ot plans and specifications In good condition, 50 percent ot the deposit will be refunded. AM Bidders, bidding in amounts exceeding 420,000.00 must be licensed under the provisions of Title 34, Chapter 8, Code ot Alabama, 1975. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids tor a period of sixty (60) days.

The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive informalities. June IS A 77, 1988 Request for Bids on construction of improvements in office space for East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission. Bids are reqested to construct Interior improvements in office space in Ouintard Tower. Improvements shall include partitions, wiring, lighting, carpet, etc, Copies of the detailed request for bids with specifications may be obtained at the offices of the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission during regular business hours (8:00 a.m. to p.m.) Monday through Friday.

Sealed bids must be received in the offices of the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commfssllon no later than 4:00 p.m., Monday, June 70, 1988, at which time the Bids will be opened. The contract will be awarded by the Commission's Board of Directors no later than June 77, 19B8. East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission, Attn: Arthur Allen, Planning Director, P.O. Box 2186, Suite 300, Quln-tard Tower, 1130 Ouintard Avenue, Anniston, Alabama 36207, (205 737-6741). June II.

17, IS, 18 A 19, 1988 NOTICE The Administrators of the Jacksonville Health Inc. Profit Sharing Plan are attempting to locate the following persons who are former employees of either Jacksonville Nursing Home, Inc. or Jacksonville Health Inc. Lorra Abernathy; Janice Allen; Mary Birdsong; Frankie Butt ram, Laura M. Cannon; Stepheny Chop-pala; Joann Denser; Kim Gable-Francis Goldsby; Bonnie Greene; Lorella Harris; Mary Ann Heard; Tamara L.

Hicks; Georgette Howard; Deborah Hughes; Johanna K. Hunter; Miriam Hudson; Joyce Hat-ley, Carolyn Johnson; Marianne Johnson; Susan Moore; Patsy Owens; Nancy Phillips; Martha Smith; Jackie Shockly; Beatrice Stevens; Charlotte Simpson; Johanet Suko Stammer; Teresa Turner; Tamela Ann unetta; Myra Wade; Nadlne Walker; Darlene Williams. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of these persons is asked to have the former employees contact Ms. Ridgeway, H. Max Huie A Company, 1601 2nd Avenue East, Oneon-ta, Alabama 35121, Telephone (205) 625-3477.

June 13, 14, IS, 16, 17, 19 A 19, 1988 NOTICE TO DEFENDANT BY PUBLICATION District Court of Calhoun County, Alabama TO: MARGARETT LEONA REESE and JOHN REESE, Defendants. This is to notify you that a Civil Action (Lawsuit) is pending in this court wherein DR. CAROL ARMON is Plaintiff and you are the Defendant (Case Numbers DV-87-974) In Count I of said Complaint, Plaintiff claims si, 715. 00, plus Interest, attorney's fees, and costs due Plaintiff by Defendant by virtue of services rendered by Plaintiff to Defendant on or about January 73, 1997, under which Defendant is in default. In Count II ot said Complaint, Plaintiff claims the sum of 11,715.00 plus interest, attorney's fees, and costs due Plaintiff by virtue of services rendered by Plaintiff to Defendant on or about the 23rd day of January, 1997, under which Defendant is In default.

CHARLES H. RICE, Attorney tor Plaintiff, has filed a sworn affidavit that service of summons and complaint cannot be made because the address of the Defendant is unknown and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertained, and that Defendant, avoids service. You are notified by this publication to answer in writing to said law suit by tiling same with the Clerk of this Court and forwarding a copy of your Answer to the Plaintiff's attorney, within thirty (30) days after the last publication or default will be entered against you for failure to answer or otherwise plead. Marie S. Tidwell Clerk ot said Court.

June 15, 22, 29 A July 6, 1999 PUBLIC NOTICE ABOUT LEAD IN DRINKING WATER The CITY OF WEAVER Public Water System is making this notice to inform its customers of potential lead contamination that may occur in plumbing. Part ot the purpose of this notice is to Inform you of the potential adverse health effects of lead. This is being done even though your water may not be in violation of the current standard. The United States Environmental Centre votes to pay legal fees in suit CENTRE The city of Centre has agreed reluctantly to pay $3,315 in attorneys' fees as its share of a statewide suit seeking to change the way cities and counties hold elections. The City Council voted 3-2.

with Harry Moon and Glenn Chandler voting no. to pay the the city's share of more than $1 million in legal fees for the Alabama Democratic Conference The ADC had sued almost 200 elected bodies in the state claiming that at-large elections are racially discriminatory. "I don't like paying the plaintiffs' attorney, but I feel like it's got to be done." said Mayor Jeff Johnson "I mean they've got a gun at our The city settled with the ADC this fall by agreeing to a cumulative voting system with seven council members and a mayor elected at large. Despite the vote, Johnson said he plans to check with neighboring cities to see how they feel about paying the fees and whether the price is likely to increase if other elected bodies refuse to chip in for expenses. "We voted to pay it.

but I want to make sure we don't have to pay anymore." he said. Centre's share of the cost of the federal suit was figured according to the city's population, Johnson said. Centre owes its own attorney. Al Shumaker another $1,600 stemming from the ADC case, and has not yet recieved the bill from the attorney defending all the cities and counties, he said Shumaker said the city may have to pay $7,000 to $10,000 in legal fees before its involvement in the suit is ended. Chandler said he voted against paying the ADC bill because he is does not feel the city has been treated fairly.

"I just didn't feel like we should have to pay anything on the plaintiffs part of it because we surrendered and did just exactly what they wanted us to do he said It just leaves a bad taste in mv mouth all around Cedar Bluff to issue warrants for plant CEDAR BLUFF The town of Cedar Bluff agreed Tuesday night to issue $400,000 in general obligation warrants to help pay for the expansion of its sew-agewastewater treatment plant. The town has received a $563,440 federal grant to defray some of the expenses for the $702,000 plant. The bond money will be used to pay off an existing Farmers Home Administration loan for the current sewage system and for the new plant. Money left over from the bond issue may be used to build a new town hall or expand the town's water storage capacity. Mayor Paul McWhorter has said.

In other business, the council: Agreed to put a 60-day cap on sick leave. Employees who do not use all their sick leave will receive three days paid vacation at the end of the year, if the town can afford it Established the position of public works employee who will work for both the sewer department and the street department. 1 Set qualifying fees for mayor at $25 and for city council members at $15 for the upcoming election MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been mad in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by A. Leon Mooney and wife, Marlon Mooney, to the Commerlcal National Bank of Anniston, Alabama on the 1st day of November, 1977, said mortgage being recorded in the office of the Judge of Probate of Calhoun County, Alabama in Booh 1448, Page 345 Said mortgage was transferred on November 2, 1977 to Engel Mortgage Company, being recorded in Booh 1449, Page 353. Said mortgage was transferred on November IS, 1977 to Federal National Mortgage Association, a corporation organized under an Act of Congress and existing pursuant to the Federal National Mortgage Association charter, having Its principal office In the City of Washington, DC, being recorded In Book 1441, Page 996, aforesaid records.

The undersigned Federal National Mortgage Association as transferee, under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder tor cash. In front of the Main entrance of the Court House at Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, on the 6th day of July, 1981 during the legal hours of sale, the following real estate, situated in Calhoun County, Alabama, to-wit: Lot 71, as shown on the map of Second Addition, to Oakrldge Estates Subdivision, as recorded in Office of the Judge of Probate, Calhoun County, Alabama in Plat Book Page situated in Calhoun County, Alabama. This sale is made tor the pupose of paying the Indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expenses of foreclosure. W. L.

Longshore, Jr. LONGSHORE, EVANS A LONG SHORE Attorney for Transferee 1900 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35703 Phone: 705-257 761 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT GAGE ASSOCIATION Transferee June 1, 8, IS, 1988 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness se cured by that certain mortgage executed by Benjamin Franklin Tuten, and wife, Evelyn L. Tuten, to First Mortgage Company, on the 79th day of November, 1978, said mortgage being recorded in the office ot the Judge of Probate ot Calhoun County, Alabama in Book 1478, Page 791. Said mortgage was transferred on November 30, 1978 to Federal National Mortgage Association, a corporation organized under an Act ot Congress, and existing pursuant to the Federal National Mortgage Association charter, having its principal office in the City of Washington, DC, being recorded in Book 1478, Page 795, aforesaid records. The undersigned FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, as transferee, under and by virtue of the power ot sale contained in the-said mortgage, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder (or cash, in front of the Main entrance of the Court House at Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, on the 6th day ol July, 1988, during the legal hours of sale, the following real estate, situated in Calhoun County, Alabama, to-wit: Starting at the northeast corner ot Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Sectin 9, Township 16 South, Range 7 East, thence in a westerly direction along North line of said Quarter a distance of 506.70 feet to point of beginning in center line of County Road, thence in a westerly direction along center ine ot County road a distance of 688 feel to a point, thence in a northerly direction along a ditch a distance of ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by Jacksonville State University until 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 29, 1999, tor RESTORATION AND ADDITION TO STEPHENSON GYN-MASIUM, JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY, at which time will be publicly opened and read.

Scope of work includes renovation of existing building and an addition. A certified check or bid bond payable to Jacksonville State University in an amount not lest than five (5) per cent of the amount of the bid, but in no event more than SI 0,000 mutt accompany the bidder's proposal. Performance and statutory Labor and Material Payment Bonds will be required at the time of signing of the Contract. A Pro-Bid Conference for all bidding Contractor! and Interested parties will be held Wednesday, June 22, 1989, at 10:00 a.m., Jacksonville State University. Plans and specifications are open to public Inspection at the plan rooms of F.W.

Dodge Corporation, Huntsville, Birmingham and Montgomery, AL; Alabama Builders Exchange, Birmingham, AL; at the Office of the University Engineer, Jacksonville State University and through SCAN; copies may be obtained from the Office of the Architect, Julian W. Jenkins, AIA, Architect A Associates, 1130 Ouintard Avenue, Suite No. 501, Anniston, Alabama 34201 (P. O. Box 1470, Anniston, Alabama 36202), upon deposit of one hundred fifty and no100 DOLLARS (5150.00) per set.

Also, include $5.00 check made payable to Jacksonville State University to be retained as a proposal and plan fee. Deposits will be refundod to all depositors upon return of all documents, in good condition, within ten 10) days after the date of opening of bids. Bids must be submitted on porposal forms furnished by Architect and bound In the specifications. Ail bidders bidding In amounts exceeding $20,000 must be licensed under the provisions of Title 34, Chapter 9, Code of Alabama, 197S. Non-resident bidders must accompany any written bid documents with a written opinion of an attorney at law licensed to practice law In such nonresident bidders' state of domicile, as to the preferences, If any or non, granted by the law of that state to Its own business entities whose principal places of business are in that state in the letting of any or all public contracts.

No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled clsoing time for receipt of bids for a period of thirty (30) days. The Owner reserves the right to reect any or all bids and to waive informalities. HAROLD J. MCGEE, PRESIDENT JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY Julian W. Jenkins, AIA Architect A Associates 1130 Ouintard Avenue Suite 501 O.

Box 1470 Anniston, Alabama 36707 (205) 737-1607 June 1, 9, 15, 1988 Use Classified Ads.