Sand Mountain News from Rainsville, Alabama • 8

mm 8-SAND MOUNTAIN NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 1987 inosiaemaCiero make 3 Eder FJews By BECKY BOLCOMB this art. Please bring small art brushes and small containers of acrylic or ceramic paint to this meeting. Members were asked to plan on entering the Spring Fashion Show which will be held May 14 at the Sand Mountain Electric Coop.

We will be holding a bake sale at Lucky's parking lot on May 9. Anyone wishing to place an order for a special cake or pie Is asked to call Mrs. Crowe at 657-5626. A delicious covered dish luncheon was enjoyed by all present, who were Grace At the March meeting of the Homemakers held at ihe American Legion Post No. "39.

the pledge to the nag was Je.d by Inez Tatum. Nettle Sewell gave the devotion and prayer. 'Ann Crowe, president, introduced Pat Hynson of Fort Payne, who was with us for the day to give Instructions on making dough ornaments. Homemakers Club in county has been asked to nake ornaments to decorate the Court House Christmas tree. These will have the country style this year and all to be hand made.

Mrs. Hynson, a very good instructor made the program very interesting. Plans were made for the May meeting on the fifth and the subject will be painting bread dough ornaments. Mrs. 'Hynson will be there to teach Pat Hynson demonstrating to the Henagar Homemakers how to make dough ornaments.

Fainter Hews'1 was $217 raised. The Miss DeKalb contest was held Saturday night at Ider High School. The winners in the Toddler division are: 2nd alternate Ashley Wilks: 1st alternate Katie Crow; the winner Brittany Lea. The winners in the preschool division are: 2nd alternate Holly Hammonds; 1st alternate Brittany Johnson; the winner Vanessa Lancaster. The winners in the lower elementary division are: Melanle Frady.

Almee Gowrdouze, Kelly Hammonds, Hall McAdams and Christy Couch. The winners in the upper elementary division are: Amy York, Nicole McAdams. Maria Pannell. Sherry Helton and Jackie Ragsdale. The winners of the jr.

high division are: Angle Williams. Kim Blayloik, Tracy Clark, Cyndi Weldon and Allison Gourdouze. The winners of the sr. high division are: Cynthia Crowe. Wendy Bryant, Tracy Blevins, Stephanie Norman and Kelly Ladd.

The winners in the lower and upper elementary and jr. and sr. high divisions will compete May 2 at 6:30 p.m. in a county-wide contest at Sylvanla. Good luck to all you girls.

Warren G. Meadows had a skin cancer removed last week. Hope he continues to do well. Take care. Mr.

and Mrs. J.R. Shankles have been under the weather now for a couple of weeks. Hope they are feeling lots better real soon. Ruthie Greeson won the quilt given away by New Hope Church on Easter Sunday.

Because Ruthie is so smart with her crafts, I am sure she can really appreciate the work that went Into the quilt. Congratulations Ruthie. Pee Wee Cheerleader tryouts were held Friday after school. Members of the 9-10 squad are: Jennifer Morgan. Nicole McAdams, Kim Shrader.

Kelly Troxtel. Lisa Monroe. Jennifer Hulsey, Misha Weldon and Jennifer Laney. The members of the 11-12 squad are: Christie Thompson. Che' Hulsey, Crystal Taylor.

Jackie Ragsdale. Tanya Tyler. Alicia Poore, Missy Smith and Amy Massey. These girls will attend a one day clinic over the summer that will be provided by the varsity cheerleaders. Good luck girls.

Saturday morning there was a Cystic Fibrosis roadblock to help fund research. Thanks to all the donations and support. There Alpha Zeta Chapter has April meeting Chester. Nola Morelock. Gladys Lee.

Nettie Sewell. Colene Romberg, Jolalne But-terwlck, Ruth Reeves. Inez Tatum. Marie Crabtree. Beulah Yarbrough.

Jimmie Williams. Catherine Blevins. Ann Crowe and Hostess Polly Lacy. Juanita McCollum, Eula McCurdy. Vera McDaniel.

Vera Meadows, Doris Patterson, Martha Pierce. Fosteena Rhoden, Mary Nell Shipp. Nomie Mae Smith. Linda Smith. Bonnie Tallent, Don-nie Tallent, Brenda Will-ingham, Bernice Sue Wills.

Margaret Wright. Sherry Wright and Willie Mae Davis. The next meeting will be held Monday. May 18. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Doris Patterson, Ardath Grizzell.

Donnie Tallent. Bonnie Tallent, Chloe Moore and Clara Wilks. Everyone is urged to attend. This meeting will be the inia-tion service and we will recognize our Silver Sisters. By EMMA Sympathy goes out Paul Gann and family in the death of their loved one, Mrs.

Mamie Gann. Aunt Mamie as we all knew her, was loved by everyone. We would like to send deepest sympathy to the family of Grady T. Barksdale of Crossville. We would like to send deepest sympathy to the family of Mattie Henderson of Boaz.

We hope all of you had a real good Easter. My grandson and his mother, Wanda Wright of Aroney, came. WeS had an egg hunt. My grandson has been real sick but on Easter he was doing better. Nell D.

Painter of Painter visited me Wednesday. Liberty Baptist Church Youth presented "Forever Sunday at the church. Wanda Wright and Arthur Dinger, both had birthdays in April. We would like to send deepest sympathy to the family of Nora Isom. She died last Friday.

Funeral services were Saturday at Adams-Brown Funeral Home Chapel with FUND BALANCES TRUST FUNDS HENDRIX burial in New Canaan Cemetery. I had a good Easter Sunday but Monday I worked In my garden. I got an earache so I went to the doctor Thursday. Earl Matthews of Geraldine died Wednesday at a Birmingham Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m.

at Rainsville Funeral Home. Burial was in Liberty Baptist Church at Painter Cemetery. If you have any news for this article! Please call 659-4723. Earl Tullis had surgery last week. He had a hernia removed.

He is back home doing very well. He is anxious to be up and around. He was in Baptist Medical Center in Fort Payne. Edna Rogers has been sick all this week and had to stay off her job. Maybe she will be able to go back to work next Tuesday.

She teaches "Indian Art" in Fyffe School. Today was her birthday. Happy birthday, Edna. 574 ii ivr II The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa met Monday night. April 20 for their regular monthly dinner meeting at Black's Best Western in Fort Payne.

After a delicious dinner, Margaret Osborne of Col-linsville gave a very informative and interesting talk on arts and crafts with her main topic being "How to make Potpourri." attending were Virginia Adams, Shelia Akins, Peggy Bailey, Hazel Benefield, Bcenda Brisendine. Barbara Cale, Maree Culpepper, Aubie Dean. Clarice Driskill. Joy Edge. Martha Hayes.

Belle Henderson. Jacqulin Higgins, Nancy Hurtt. Elizabeth Lanier, Judy McCallie. 'J S- 4 1 By MORENE BROWN John and Oliva Moore visited their son, Pat and Raylene in Charleston, SC last weekend. The weather was nice and I'm sure they had a nice time.

Mrs. Martha Glover has been in Fort Payne hospital for over a week. We heard she was better, hope so anyway. We hope she is at home by now. She lives af Sylvanla.

She is a good friend of mine. Ronald Nix had to go back in the hospital with his leg 6001 DEKALB COUNTY COMMISSION COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES. EXPENDITURES, ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES AND EXPENDABLE PERIOD ENDED: MARCH 31, 1987 Don't forget Mom! Order her a beautiful custom designed gift bag or basket brimming with bright colored tissue paper and topped off with a beautiful hand tied Come in and choose from a Jarge selection of basket stuff ers or call us and place your order Remember, we will ship your basket anywhere In the U.S. PHONE ORDERS WELCOME! OPEN MON-SAT 9-5 OPEN ALL DAY THURS. again.

He hurt his leg about a month ago on his job. He had to have skin grafted and somehow it didn't do well. He had to have it done again. Hope you get well soon. Charlotte Heard and yours truly went to Atlanta to visit Betty Ann Shankles this weekend.

We carried two of Charlotte's grandbables with us, Derrick Holcomb and Annie Pear Glover. We had a good visit and nice weather to travel in. I'd like to hear from anyone who has news. Call 632-2453. Rainsville man receives honor Lynn O.

Traylor of Rainsville received two honors during Awards Day activities at Samford University on April 22. Traylor received the Herman Ross Arnold Memorial Award. given to the ministerial student who has been exemplified Christian humility and unselfish service, and has applied himself to the improvement of the mind. He also received a Presidential Scholar Award presented by Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The scholarship Is given in recognition of potential leadership in the Baptist denomination.

A senior religion major, Traylor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Traylor of Rainsville. B.J.

MITCHELL INSURANCE Auto Life' Health Home Business STATE FARM INSURANCE 638-2179 RAINSVUC, ALABAMA (L I i lXHSkV CENERAL SPECIAL EXPENDABLE DEBT ENTERPRISE TOTAL FUNDS REVENUE TRUST SERVICE FUNDS ALL FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS FUKUS REVENUE: luel 626.987.25 410.19S.S8 .00 .00 .00 1.037,182. 83 Llcenae 6 Feralte 24.97S.06 31.726.71 .00 .00 .00 56,701.77 Intergovernmental 305, 225. 9S 1,520.852.68 00 00 00 1.826.078.63 Servlcee 234,765.34 17,668.75 35,080.34 .00 58.739.03 346,253.46 MlKtUlMOiu 6,413.66 30,413.26 5,254.65 2.222.44 00 44, 30.. 01 TOTAL REVENUES 1,198.367.26 2.010.856.98 40,334.99 2.222.44 58,739.03 3,310,520.70 EXPENDITURES: Current: General Covenant 594,922.20 67.730.59 3,034.99 00 00 665.687.78 Public Seietv 231.041.34 208,359.20 23.736.63 .00 .00 463.337.17 ludi .00 822.193.J6 .00 .00 .00 822,193.56 Sanitation .00 00 00 00 49,620.61 49,620.61 Health 15.951.31 162,517.28 .00 .00 .00 178,468.59 Welfere 35,881.25 U8.74S.04 3.601.00 .00 .00 158,227.29 Culture 6 Iteration 25.089.47 4.666.69 .00 .00 .00 29,736.16 Education 31,707.54 53,526.36 00 00 00 85,234.10 Total Currant Expendltureei 934.593.11 1,437,938.92 30,372.62 .00 49,620.61 2.452,525.26 CAPITOL OUTLAYS 4.7S9.09 1,982.41 252.00 .00 153.94 7,147.44 DEBT SERVICE: Principal 701.30 85,000.00 00 105,435.69 00 11.136.99 Inteieat 10,920.33 60,300.00 .00 52,119.23 .00 123,339.56 Fui .00 1.800.00 .00 1,227.62 00 3,027.62 Total Expenditure: 950,973.83 1,587,021.33 30,624.62 158,782.54 49.774.55 2,777,176.87 EXCESS REVENUE OVER (UNDER) gxpendlturee: 247.393.43 423,835.65 9.710.37 156,560.10 8,964.48 533,343.83 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) Trenefere-In 23,280.00 520,300.00 00 107,124.23 00 650.704.23 Tranafere-Out 203,580.00 439,924.23 .00 00 7.200.00 (650,740.23) TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (Una) 180.300.00 80,375.77 .00 107,124.23 7,200.00 .00 EXCESS REVENUE AND OTHER FINANCING SOURCES OVER (UNDER) EXPEND INTURES 6 OTHER USES: 67,093.43 504,211.42 9,710.37 49.435.87 1.764.48 533.343.83 FUND BALANCE 10-1-86 202,863.55 571,456.42 27.431.32 146.846.17 5,847.60 348,717.96 2,322.35 9,631.73 729.38 41,092.89 .00 (47,672.89) ADJUSTED FUND BALANCE 200.541.20 561,824.69 28.160.70 101,753.28 3.847.60 501.045.07 FUND BALANCE 3-31-87 (133.447.77) 1,066.036.11 37.871.07 56,317.41 7,612.08 1.034,388.90 I GMC Vandural 7609 J.f ytWwt one Vmn Adwaauium. V'5Sy It VISA 'r Color TV VCR Running Boards AMFM Cassette Shades New 1987 Stock TM Ail Al IWit lrr iijMf.f Captain's Chairs $6000 Americi Cruiser Conversion Option And More! PER MONTH EAGER DGAVGCJ P.O.

Boi (70 Kite. Broad St Scotlehero. AX 3S76I $309.49 "Total Price $1 7.838, $3567.60 Cash Down, Total Payback $18,509.40 irMnaw7ewMMakaokwccaai. 1 1 FUND CaTAGORY LISTING! CINERAL FUNDS The Central Fund, Contingent Fund. Covernor'a Dlacratlonary Fund, IFICIAl REVENUE rUWS Ceeollae Tax Fund, Public tullelng- Eoad 4 Bridie Fund, IM Can Tea Ptatd.

Secondary Road Fund, Mihwey 6 Traffic Fund, laaeoralaal toad Fund, Aglnf Special Fund, Aging Fund, Medicare Valvar Fund, Section 18 Trenansrtatlon Fund, RSVF Special Fund, RSVP Federal Fund, ISVP (lata Fund, Tea Aaaeiaor'e Appraieal Maintenance Fund, TV-SOCC (A), (I), (C) iFunda, Tourlen Fund DEBT SERVICE FUNDS Ca to line Tax Warranto. Solid Waate Special Warranto. Jell Renovation Warranto. EXPENDABLE TRUSTS Lev Library Fund, Juvenile Probation Fund, Overbid Tea Fund, Circuit Solicitor Fund, Child Support Fund. Worthleee Check Fund.

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