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DAILY PLANNER WWW.SELMATIMESJOURNAL.COM Tuesday, January 18. 2011 3A TODAYS BIBLE VERSE: Community Calendar In his heart a man plans his course, but the LORD determines his steps. -Proverbs 16:9 NEWS BRIEFS 18 Tuesday at the Movies will continue Jan. 18 at the Larry Striplin Performing Arts Center with The Prize Winner. The movies are sponsored by the city of Selma and The downtown Selma Association.

Doors open at 1:30 and the movie starts at 2 Seniors can enjoy the movie, popcorn and a soft drink for a $1 donation. The regular meeting for the Selma Water Works and Sewer Board has been rescheduled for Jan. 18 at 9:30 a.m. The meeting will take place in the board room of the administrative office at 1600 Selma Ave. The Parrish High School class of 1949 will hold its monthly meeting Jan.

18 at 1 1 :30 a.m. at the Selma Country Club. The Selma Dallas County Alzheimers Support Group will meet Jan. 18 at the public library at 5:15 p.m. All caregivers and other interested persons are encouraged to attend.

JAN. 19 An AARP driver safety program will be held Jan. 19 and Jan. 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

each day at the Vaughan Place Senior Living Community Building, 1300 Old Orrville Road in Selma. You must attend both The workshop will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the SAG Gallery. The cost is $60 for SAG members and $70 for non members.

Register with Sally Jordan 875-4262 or sallysjordan aol.com and send the fee to 508 Selma Ave. The National Council of Negro Women Inc. of Selma and Dallas County will hold its monthly meeting Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. at the Selma-Dallas County Library'.

For more information call 872-5801. JAN. 23 A fellowship meeting will take place the fourth Sunday of each month at New Liberty at 5 p.m. days to receive your certificate. Most insurance companies offer a discount on auto insurance for taking this course.

For more information, call 875-4859 or 412-2345. JAN. 20 The Southside High School PTO will meet Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria.

All parents are invited to attend. JAN. 22 Saturday, Jan. 22 The Selma Art Guild is sponsoring a six hour workshop led by Sally Jordan Needle Felted Wool Dolls. She will teach the basis of making this non sewing doll.

Seven-Day Forecast for Selma www.selmatlmesjournal HUNTER DIES IN FALL FROM TREE STAND HUNTSVILLE (AP) Emergency officials say a 36-year-old Madison County man died after falling about 20 feet from a deer stand. Huntsville Emergency Medical Services officials say Johnny Hudson wds pronounced dead at the scene on Sunday afternoon. The Madison County Sheriffs Office says the accident happened behind a residence. They say Hudson was hunting in a tree stand behind a family members home when he fell. Emergency crews, including HEMSIs High Angle Rescue Team, responded to the scene.

HEMS! says Hudson died ftom head injuries. INTERGRAPH LAWSUIT SETTLED IN COURT HUNTSVILLE (AP) An eight-year lawsuit between the former Intergraph Corp. and Pennsylvania-based software maker Bentley Systems has been settled. As part of a settlement agreed upon last month, Cobalt BSI Holding, which bought Intergraph in 2006, will sell back to Bentley its 15.6 million shares of Bentley stock, at a price of just over $12 per share, or about $198 million. Intergraph sold its civil engineering products to Bentley in 2000 and the deal included proceeds from maintenance e.

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Litter on roadsides cause many more problems than people realize. Prospeetiwe businesses are less willing to locate in an area here litter is rampant. The litter in tltis pftic ular area also ruins a beautify view of forests sold wildflowers. Certain items can also harm wildlife when ingested. Rick Couch, news editor MONTGOMERY (AP) Alabamas first Republican lieutenant governor, Kay Ivey, took the oath of office by noting the historic nature of her term.

She told an inaugural crowd Monday that for the first time in a long time Alabama will have a governor and lieutenant governor who will be working with each other instead of going at each other. Alabamas governor and lieutenant governor have been from opposite parties since Republican Guy Hunt was elected governor in 1986 and Democrat Jim Folsom Jr. was elected lieutenant governor. Ivey defeated Folsom in November. DRESS DESIGNED BY RUNWAY ALUM MONTGOMERY (AP) The gown that new first lady Dianne Bentley chose for the inaugural ball was designed by Project Runway contestant Anthony Williams, who is originally from Birmingham.

Williams appeared on the seventh season of the Bravo Network show. A spokeswoman for Gov. and Mrs. Robert Bentley said the couple decided to serve food at the ball from throughout the state and picked the Lamb Family from Tuscaloosa to provide entertainment. The violin ensemble consists of siblings Karis, Kolsen, Kietnel and Caleb Lamb.

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