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Obituaries Mrs. Nell Andrews 1939 - 2018

Mrs. Margaret Carolyn Gresham Jackson 1932 - 2018

Funeral Service for Mrs. Nell Andrews, 79, of Jacksons Gap, AL will be Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Dadeville. Dr. Ben Hayes will officiate. Burial will follow in the Dadeville City Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Tuesday, December 18, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Dadeville.

Mrs. Andrews passed away on Friday, December 14, 2018 at her residence. She was born on June 3, 1939 in Pickens County, Alabama to Ordrie Elison Johnson and Rozzie Mae Pate Johnson. She was an active member of First Baptist Church of Dadeville. She was very involved in the Women’s Ministry and loved her Sunday School class greatly.

Mrs. Nell was very loving, kind, generous and giving. She was happiest when she was helping others. She loved her family very much, especially her grandchildren.

She is survived by her daughters, Debra Clements (Jimmy) of Marion, AL and Brenda Gunter (Mike) of Mary Esther, FL; grandchildren, Logan Clements and Ally Clements; sisters, Annie “Mae” Johnson of Mobile, AL, Betty Sue Thomas (Frederick) of Greensboro, AL and Louise Wolfe (Bob) of Milton, FL; and a host of nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband of 56 years, Francis Robert “Bob” Andrews; sister, Lorene Lyles; and brothers, Gene Johnson and Aulton Johnson.

Flowers will be accepted or memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist Church Dadeville, Operation Christmas Child Fund, 178 South Tallassee Street, Dadeville, AL 36853.

Memorial messages may be sent to the family at www.langleyfuneralhome.com.

Funeral Service for Mrs. Margaret Carolyn Gresham Jackson, 86, of Dadeville, will be Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. at the Chapel of Langley Funeral Home.

Rev. Freddie Senn, Rev. Bill Gresham and Mac Alexander, Jr. will officiate. Burial will follow in the Dadeville City Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Sunday, December 16, 2018 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. at Langley Funeral Home.

Mrs. Jackson passed away on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at East Alabama Medical Center. She was born on February 13, 1932 in Dadeville, Alabama to William H. Gresham and Sara Pearson Gresham. She was a member of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. Mrs. Margaret was an excellent cook. She enjoyed gardening, crocheting and was a wonderful caregiver to several members of her family. She was very selfless and was always thinking of others. She always had a quick smile and was happiest when she was helping others or being with her family that she loved dearly.

She is survived by her daughter, Carolyn Alexander (Mac) of Dadeville; son, Kyle Orr (Sheree) of Camp Hill; grandchildren, Matt Orr (Lisa), Mark Orr (Starr), Mac Alexander, Jr. (Kelly) and Seth Alexander (Brittany); twentyone great grandchildren; brother, Rev. William H. “Bill” Gresham (Cathrine) of Sylacauga; niece, Cathy Gresham; step-daughter, Louise Cole of Tucker, GA; step-son, Jimmy Jackson (Donna); step-grandchildren, Darby Simpson, Brad Jackson (Mandy), Chuck Cole (Margo) and Kelly Spratling; and a host of other nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Clyde Jackson; parents; sister, Sara Gresham; and brothers, Ralph Gresham, Edward Gresham and Frank Gresham.

Flowers will be accepted or memorial contributions may be given to Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 3610 Dudleyville Road, Dadeville, AL 36853.

Memorial messages may be sent to the family at www. radneyfuneralhome.com.

Langley Funeral Home in Camp Hill/Dadeville, AL is in charge of the arrangements.

Langley Funeral Home in Camp Hill/Dadeville is in charge of the arrangements.

Mrs. Sally O. Stone Mrs. Sally O. Stone, 81 of Dadeville, AL passed away on Thursday, December 13, 2018 at UAB Hospital in Birmingham, AL. Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, December 18, 2018, 1:00 p.m.

CST at Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Dadeville, AL, Rev. G.H. Pulliam, Pastor; Officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Stone is survived by her son, Robert Stone of Dadeville, AL, grandchildren, Precious and Karen Stone of Dadeville, AL, three great-grandchildren, Damoni Hart, Zaiden Russell and JaKaiden Russell of Dadeville, AL, one brother, John W. Oliver of Gadsden, AL, three sistersin-law, Bessie Stone of Kissimmee, FL, Bobbie Russell of Anahuac, TX and Lillian (Ted) Williams of Greensboro, NC, best friend, Sarah Morgan, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

To sign the online guest book and express condolences please visit www. silmonseroyerfh.com.

Silmon-Seroyer Funeral Home in Lafayette, AL is handling the arrangements.

Mrs. Joyce Marie Ray 1936 - 2018 Funeral Service for Mrs. Joyce Marie Ray, 82, of Dadeville, will be Monday, December 17, 2018 at 11:00 am at the Calvary Baptist Church.

Rev. Johnny Pritchard and Rev. Tom Pemberton will officiate.

Mrs. Ray will lie in state for one hour prior to the service at the church. Burial will follow in the Tallapoosa County Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends on Sunday, December 16, 2018 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Langley Funeral Home.

Mrs. Ray passed away on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at her residence. She was born on January 23, 1936 in Clanton, Alabama to Odis Sewell and Euna Johnson Sewell. She was a longtime and active member of Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. Ray was a wonderful Christian lady. She enjoyed traveling, camping and

was an amazing cook. She loved her family very much and will be greatly missed.

She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Allen Ray of Dadeville; daughter, Karan Ray Couch (Stanley) of Powder Springs, GA; sons, Richard Allen Ray (Gail) of Dadeville and Timothy Wayne Ray (Cindy) of Jacksons Gap; grandchild, Brandi Michelle Ray, Brittney Renee Jones (Joshua), Jennifer Marie Ray, Bradley Steven Haddon (Kayla), Stephanie Ann Ray, Melissa Michele Mayton (Robert) and James Ryan Bailey (Shawna); numerous great grandchildren; and brother, Douglas Harold Sewell (Su) of Freeport, FL. She was preceded in death by her parents.

Memorial messages may be sent to the family at www.langleyfuneralhome.com.

Langley Funeral Home in Dadeville/Camp Hill is in charge of the arrangements.

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Woman survives vicious crash

By RON COLQUITT For The Record

Dadeville police have identified the woman who was injured in a horrific crash Friday when her Toyota Camry collided with a tractor-trailer rig.

Police chief David Barbour said Felicia Dianna Edwards, 24, of Camp Hill was the driver of the car that ended up pinned under the tractor-trailer rig in the accident shortly after noon on U.S. Highway 280 near LaFayette Street in Dadeville.

Edwards remained at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika Wednesday.

Citing confidentiality laws, hospital officials would not release Edwards’ condition. She was reported in stable condition as of Monday afternoon, according to police.

Dadeville police Lt. Chris Williams told The Record earlier this week bad weather may have played a role in the crash.

“She is one lucky lady,” said Patterson Truck Parts and Towing company driver Chris Deason, who helped free Edwards from her mangled car by using a heavyduty tow truck designed to lift and tow loaded tractor-trailer rigs.

“The door post had her pinned down in the passenger seat and the truck’s tire was on top of her,” Deason told The Record.

“I first saw her eyes when I crawled in around the tire to hook up the cables. I saw her face and couldn’t believe she was alive.”

Ricky Patterson, owner of the towing company, added, “She is very lucky from the pictures I have seen. Usually, there is not a survivor.”

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Felicia Dianna Edwards survived a crash after her Toyota Camry collided with a tractor-trailer.

Top: Santa makes an appearance on the courthouse square in Dadeville before the Christmas parade on Sunday. Above: A Model A Ford travels Broadnax Street during the parade.

Dadeville students have special art time

By DONALD CAMPBELL Staff Writer

Working in conjunction with members of the Dadeville-based art guild Everything’s Art, students from all six grades at Dadeville Elementary School had a special art session Monday morning.

“We had between 50 and 60 students in total, from kindergarten to fifth grade,” Rick Hidding with Everything’s Art said.

“The students had one hour to create their art based on Alabama’s bicentennial. There was no faculty there, it was just the students creating art.”

Hidding said the guild provided all the art supplies the students needed, while the

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First-graders Madison Lumpkin, left, and Elizabeth Middlebrooks work on art celebrating Alabama’s bicentennial during Monday’s special art day for Dadeville Elementary School students.

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students were given free reign to create any kind of art they felt inspired to make. All of the art centered around Alabama celebrating its bicentennial, a subject Hidding said was easier for the older students to grasp, while the younger students were told it was Alabama’s 200th birthday.

“Virtually everything the students created (Monday) was painted, colored or sketched except for one third-grader,” Hidding said.

“She brought her own paper and made a camellia with it, so we could call that a sculpture.”

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Woman survives vicious crash

By RON COLQUITT For The Record

Dadeville police have identified the woman who was injured in a horrific crash Friday when her Toyota Camry collided with a tractor-trailer rig.

Police chief David Barbour said Felicia Dianna Edwards, 24, of Camp Hill was the driver of the car that ended up pinned under the tractor-trailer rig in the accident shortly after noon on U.S. Highway 280 near LaFayette Street in Dadeville.

Edwards remained at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika Wednesday.

Citing confidentiality laws, hospital officials would not release Edwards’ condition. She was reported in stable condition as of Monday afternoon, according to police.

Dadeville police Lt. Chris Williams told The Record earlier this week bad weather may have played a role in the crash.

“She is one lucky lady,” said Patterson Truck Parts and Towing company driver Chris Deason, who helped free Edwards from her mangled car by using a heavyduty tow truck designed to lift and tow loaded tractor-trailer rigs.

“The door post had her pinned down in the passenger seat and the truck’s tire was on top of her,” Deason told The Record.

“I first saw her eyes when I crawled in around the tire to hook up the cables. I saw her face and couldn’t believe she was alive.”

Ricky Patterson, owner of the towing company, added, “She is very lucky from the pictures I have seen. Usually, there is not a survivor.”

Christmas cheer Photos by Cliff Williams / The Record

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Felicia Dianna Edwards survived a crash after her Toyota Camry collided with a tractor-trailer.

Top: Santa makes an appearance on the courthouse square in Dadeville before the Christmas parade on Sunday. Above: A Model A Ford travels Broadnax Street during the parade.

Dadeville students have special art time

By DONALD CAMPBELL Staff Writer

Working in conjunction with members of the Dadeville-based art guild Everything’s Art, students from all six grades at Dadeville Elementary School had a special art session Monday morning.

“We had between 50 and 60 students in total, from kindergarten to fifth grade,” Rick Hidding with Everything’s Art said.

“The students had one hour to create their art based on Alabama’s bicentennial. There was no faculty there, it was just the students creating art.”

Hidding said the guild provided all the art supplies the students needed, while the

Amy Passaretti / The Record

First-graders Madison Lumpkin, left, and Elizabeth Middlebrooks work on art celebrating Alabama’s bicentennial during Monday’s special art day for Dadeville Elementary School students.

Today’s

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students were given free reign to create any kind of art they felt inspired to make. All of the art centered around Alabama celebrating its bicentennial, a subject Hidding said was easier for the older students to grasp, while the younger students were told it was Alabama’s 200th birthday.

“Virtually everything the students created (Monday) was painted, colored or sketched except for one third-grader,” Hidding said.

“She brought her own paper and made a camellia with it, so we could call that a sculpture.”

At the end of the hour, Hidding said the students’ artworks were photographed to be entered into an art contest Everything’s Art See ART • Page A5

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Keep trash where it belongs in the garbage can

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or years John Thompson has been preaching about cleaning up after ourselves.

Everyone knows how clean the lake is but it appears some could not care less about where our drinking water comes from and where our children and grandchildren play.

Thompson has given himself tirelessly to help educate the public and especially youth about the importance of properly throwing trash away. Trash thrown on the ground can have adverse affects on everything, including Lake Martin. The little bit of oil someone allows to escape on the ground can quickly get into a stream and into the lake. The wrapper or bottle thrown from the window of a car creates not only an eyesore but can hurt wildlife and possibly make it to the lake as well.

For well over a decade, Thompson’s efforts have led to the removal of tons of trash, including tires, chairs, bottles and cans from the lake. In recent years, trash walks under Thompson’s leadership have seen tons of garbage carelessly dumped picked up by volunteers. Just last Saturday, 11 volunteers picked up 33 bags of trash from roadsides in the area.

Many of these volunteers are the same ones who go out time and time again to make the area look presentable. The Record commends Thompson and the volunteers who give of their time for us.

The Record also wants to challenge a new group of volunteers to step up and clean up. It is easy.

Just grab a bag and start walking, picking up trash along the way.

You don’t need to wait for the organized events. Get your neighbor or friend and walk down your street. Get your Sunday School class to take an outing together just walking, chatting and picking up trash.

But it can be even easier — just don’t dump or throw out trash to begin with.

The Record encourages those who think about throwing a wrapper out of the car window to think twice. How long would it be before you get home or to a place with a trash can to properly dispose of it?

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Government shutdowns have negligible effects Our Mission

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rump is going to shut down the government! We’re all doomed!

Many have admired the wit and wisdom of Samuel Clemens and Will Rogers, both of whom made astute and profound observations about politicians and other ill-reputed characters during their respective eras.

We need more humor during the Trump era to counteract the utter cataclysmic pronouncements and prophecies drummed up by the Uber left media and political establishment.

If a fraction of Trump haters’ predictions had come to pass, we’d be living in the worst economic depression in history; fighting World War III on four fronts (North Korea, Iran, Russia and China); the polar icecaps would have melted, flooding coastlines around the world; and no one would have access to healthcare anywhere in America. And yet, the naive around us continue to fear and dread the very worst predictions because Trump is a really bad person.

Establishment politicians and national media sensationalize government shutdowns to frighten the most vulnerable and naive among us. In 2011, stories circulated the government would shut down unless compromises were made.

The president at the time falsely alarmed vulnerable and naive Americans in a CBS interview.

Scott Pelley: “Can you tell the folks at home that, no matter what happens,

DANIEL L. GARDNER Columnist the Social Security checks are going to go out on August the 3rd? There are about $20 billion worth of Social Security checks that have to go out the day after the government is supposedly going to go into default.”

Obama: “Well, this is not just a matter of Social Security checks. These are veterans’ checks, these are folks on disability and their checks. There are about 70 million checks that go out each month.”

Pelley: “Can you guarantee, as president, that those checks will go out on August the 3rd?”

Obama: “I cannot guarantee that those checks go out on August 3rd if we haven’t resolved this issue because there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it.”

Before anyone panics, in every government shutdown to date, all the checks mentioned above have always gone out on time to recipients. In fact, no one has ever not received a government check due to a shutdown and no one has ever lost a job due to a shutdown.

Why would politicians and media frighten vulnerable and naive people with such rhetoric? Why would politicians and media outright lie in order to gain support for their narra-

tives?

Congress is debating a bill to keep the government open. President Trump has asked Congress to add about $3 billion more for border security, which includes money to build a wall on our Mexican border.

Democrats and the media say the additional money is a huge waste of taxpayer money! What a hoot! How much money has Nancy Pelosi wasted on her own personal federal air transportation to and from California? How much taxpayer money has gone to settle sexual harassment claims against members of Congress?

Do Democrats really want to talk about wasting $3 billion in a $854 billion spending bill?

Samuel Clemens said, “Reader, suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself.”

Will Rogers said, “A flock of Democrats will replace a mess of Republicans. It won’t mean a thing. They will go in like all the rest of ’em.

Go in on promises and come out on alibis.”

Democrats warning about wasting $3 billion?

Got to see the humor in that!

Daniel L. Gardner is a syndicated columnist who lives in Mississippi.

You may contact him at PJandMe2@gmail.com or interact with him on the Clarion-Ledger website at www.clarionledger.com.

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Keep pets safe this holiday season

Dear Editor, This holiday season, American Humane — the country’s first national humane organization — wants to remind pet owners to ensure the holidays are just as merry and bright for their furry friends.

As you deck the halls, keep in mind that many decorations can be dangerous for pets: garland, ribbons, pine needles,

and some types of festive plants — like mistletoe, holly, and poinsettias — can all pose serious health threats if ingested.

Pet owners should also remember to hang breakable ornaments out of reach of wagging tails or curious cats, as broken decorations can be harmful if swallowed or stepped on with tiny paws.

As tasty treats fill holiday tables, I make sure my own dog Daisy is

kept away from chocolate candy and baked goods with chocolate — although tempting to her indiscriminate palate, they can be lethal to pets.

With a few precautions, your own four-legged family members can have a holly, jolly holiday season too.

Dr. Robin Ganzert President and CEO American Humane Washington, D.C.

Betty Adams

Brownie Caldwell represents District 2. Her phone number is 256-8254749. Her address is 480 East LaFayette St., Dadeville.

Brownie Caldwell

Teneeshia GoodmanJohnson represents District 3. Her phone number is 256-8259749. Her address is 1191 Fulton Street, Dadeville.

Teneeshia GoodmanJohnson

Roy Mathis represents District 4. His phone number is 256-8254369. His address is 181 Cedar Hill Drive, Dadeville.

Roy Mathis

H.A ‘Dick’ Harrelson represents District 5. His phone number is 256-307-3880.

His address is 333 West Columbus Street., Dadeville.

Wayne Smith is mayor of Dadeville. His phone number is 256-8256820. His address is 156 Oliver Grove, Dadeville.

H.A. ‘Dick’ Harrelson

Wayne Smith

Thursday, December 20, 2018

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DARE offers county school students valuable education that the DARE/SRO officers in our schools make a positive impact on the students.”

Although Hough said it is relatively difficult to identify how much of an impact the DARE program has had on students in the Tallapoosa County system, he said he knew of students educated through DARE making positive decisions in situations involving drugs, weapons and bullying.

In one instance, students at one school were at P.E. class in the gym With so many dangers in today’s and smelled what they believed to society, it can sometimes be difficult to resist and avoid negative be marijuana coming from under the bleachers. Rather than joining situations. in or doing nothing, Hough said the Whether it is dealing with a bully, being offered illegal drugs or students remembered their DARE encouraged to join a gang, the need lessons and reported the incident.

Another example Hough gave to learn about making smart choices was when a student brought a and resisting potentially dangerous handgun to school and left it in their situations is important for young vehicle. During the day, another people. student got into the vehicle and For students in the Tallapoosa stole the weapon. One student, as a County School System, there is an organization dedicated to providing result of the positive relationships DARE had built between students this education. and program instructors, reported DARE of Tallapoosa County has who had taken the gun and where it operated through the Tallapoosa could be found.

County Sheriff’s Department since “This act allowed us to recover 1996, although the countywide the firearm without anyone being program was initially started by hurt or killed,” Hough said. the Dadeville Police Department.

Since bullying is such a serious Lt. Bill Hough currently oversees problem, it may sometimes be DARE in Tallapoosa County, with easier to just ignore it and not be certified officers educating sixthlabeled as a snitch. However, in part graders at Dadeville, Horseshoe because of the education provided Bend and Reeltown on the dangers

by DARE, a student at one school of illegal drug use and violence. saw a fellow student being bullied In 2016, DARE’s message reached 2,850 children in the county school and stood up for the victim by reporting the incident to school system. officials, including the DARE “We are fortunate to have a officer. The school intervened to DARE/SRO officer in each county stop the bullying as a result of the school,” Hough said. “The impacts student who stood up and took of my officers are seen every day. action, according to Hough.

They are willing to know their Building a world where these students and are not seen as the bad issues are no longer a problem is a guy. They are a positive influence difficult and potentially impossible and impact on the lives of the students they come in contact with. task. But with the education Scientifically measuring the impact Hough and the DARE officers of of the DARE program is impossible; Tallapoosa County offer students in the county school system, these however, having a student come to concerns can be minimized, creating you and thanking you years later a safe and pleasant environment for and remembering your name as happens to me now is proof enough everyone involved.

Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of profiles on the 28 agencies that receive funding through the Lake Martin Area United Way. Currently, the United Way is holding its 2019 fundraising campaign, “Be a Lifesaver of Hope.” To learn how to help, contact the United Way at 256-329-3600 or at www. unitedwaylakemartin.org.

By DONALD CAMPBELL Staff Writer

Amy Passaretti / The Record

Top: First-grader Elizabeth Middlebrooks works on a painting during Monday’s special art day for Dadeville Elementary School students. Middle: Dadeville Elementary School second-graders Alexis Black, left, and Luke Loftin spend part of their Monday morning working on special bicentennial art at the Dadeville Recreation Center. Above: Black grabs some colored pencils.

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is holding in conjunction with the bicentennial celebrations. The contest is open to all students in the Tallapoosa County School System, and any artistic medium can be used to create the work.

All entries have to be submitted to Everything’s Art by Jan. 8, with the winning entries being put on display at Raining Dogs Gallery during the month of February.

Although some of the students did

not finish and took their art home with them to finish, Hidding said he saw a great deal of talent from the Dadeville Elementary students. He said everyone was enthusiastic about Monday’s special event, with the school making Everything’s Art feel welcome throughout the day.

“We would like to do this next year too,” Hidding said. “We would like to make this a regular thing.”

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EPISCOPAL Saint James Episcopal Church 121 South Central Ave., Alex City 256-234-4752 HOLINESS Alex City Emmanuel Holiness Hillabee St., Alex City

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FULL GOSPEL Dadeville Foursquare Gospel Church Old 280 By-pass

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Kellyton Baptist Kellyton, 256-329-1512

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Dadeville Church of the Nazarene Corner Hwy. 280 and 49, 256-825-8191

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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1515 Worthy Road, Alex City (Corner of Worthy Place and Dadeville Road)

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Horseshoe Bend Baptist Hwy. 280, Dadeville

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Union United Methodist 4428 Hwy. 50, Dadeville 256-825-2241 METHODIST – INDEPENDENT Daviston Independent Methodist Daviston, 395-4207 PENTECOSTAL Pentecostals of Dadeville 115 West Columbus Street Dadeville, 256-596-3411 PRESBYTERIAN First Presbyterian 371 Jefferson St., Alex City 256-329-0524 First Presbyterian Okefuske, Dadeville, 256-825-4081 Robinson Memorial Presbyterian Robinson Rd., Alex City UNITED PENTECOSTAL Alex City Apostolic 3708 Robinson Rd., Alexander City, 256-329-1573 INDEPENDENT Faith Temple Franklin Street, Alex City, 256-234-6421 Family Worship Center 1676 Sewell Street 256-839-6895 First Congregational Christian 11th Ave. South, Alex City GAP Fellowship Ministries P.O. Box 1571, Alex City Jehovah-Jireh Ministries 252 Tallapoosa St., Alex City 256-215-4211 Leap of Faith Outreach Ministry 886 Terrance Drive, 256-234-7119 New Bethel Fellowship Church 5474 Rock Springs Road Jackson’s Gap 256-825-3367 The Baha’I Faith 740 Newell Street, Camp Hill 256-896-4007 The Word Bible Church 161 Main St., Alex City, 256-215-5646

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Police Reports Dadeville Police Department Dec. 18

• A two vehicle motor vehicle collision occurred on North Broadnax Street resulting in major property damage and no injuries.

• A report was filed for theft of services that occurred on Highway 280.

• A two vehicle motor vehicle collision occurred on Highway 280 resulting in major property damage.

Emergency personnel transported one person.

Dec. 17

• An Alexander City man, age 43, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia on Highway 280.

Dec. 16

• A Childersburg woman, age 50, was arrested for possession of marijuana first and possession of drug paraphernalia on Highway 280.

• A Sylacauga man, age 47, was arrested for possession of marijuana first and

possession of drug paraphernalia on Highway 280.

Dec. 15

• A Dadeville man, age 21, was arrested for domestic violence third on North Loop Road.

• An Alexander City woman, age 28, was arrested on a warrant for possession of marijuana second.

Dec. 14

• An Opelika man, age 33, was arrested for driving under the influence on North Broadnax Street.

• A Dadeville man, age 23, was arrested for disorderly conduct on Christian Street.

• A two vehicle motor vehicle collision occurred on Highway 280 resulting in major property damage.

Emergency personnel transported one person.

• A two vehicle motor vehicle collision occurred on Highway 280 resulting in major property damage and no injuries.

Dec. 13

• An Auburn woman, age 25, was arrested on two warrants for failure to appear.

Dec. 12

• An Alexander City man, age 26, was arrested on two warrants for possession of a forged instrument third and possession of drug paraphernalia on South Broadnax Street.

• A report was filed for found property that occurred on Highway 280.

• A report was filed for theft of lost property that occurred on North Broadnax Street.

Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Department Dec. 18

• Amanda Boykin was arrested on multiple outstanding warrants for failure to appear, possession of marijuana first, possession a of controlled substance and resisting arrest.

• Jacob Ramierez of Tallassee was arrested for multiple outstanding warrants for failure to appear, possession and/or receiving a controlled substance and failure to wear a seatbelt.

Dec. 17

• A resident of County Road 34 in Dadeville filed a report in reference to theft.

• Kenny Simmons of Odenville was arrested on two grand jury indictments for possession of drug paraphernalia and attempting to elude.

• Kristopher Murphy of

Alexander City was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear child support.

Dec. 16

• Stephanie South of County Road 77 in Billingsly was arrested on an outstanding warrant for probation violation possession of a controlled substance.

Dec. 15

• Ronald Cozart of Phillips Road in Alexander City was arrested on an outstanding warrant for two counts of failure to appear, possession of marijuana second and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Dec. 14

• Bobby Jarvis of Notasulga Road in Tallassee was arrested on an outstanding warrant for probation violation possession of a controlled substance.

Alexander City Police Department Dec. 17

• Laderrial Keshun Johnson, 38 of Alexander City, was arrested for three counts of theft of property.

• Bradley Thomas Parrott, 19 of Alexander City, was arrested for harassment.

• Bobby Dale Robinson, 46 of Alexander City, was arrested for harassment.

• Destin James Ingram,

22 of Alexander City, was arrested for two counts of harassment.

• Jeffery Weldon Harris, 26 of Alexander City, was arrested for harassment.

• Jasmine Demetrice Hill, 31 of Alexander City, was arrested for assault.

• Harassment was reported in Alexander City.

• Harassment or harassing communications was reported on Jefferson Street.

• Theft of property was reported in Alexander City.

• Theft of property was reported in Alexander City.

• Burglary and theft of property were reported on Montgomery Street.

• Theft of property was reported in Alexander City.

• Driving under the influence of alcohol was reported on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Dec. 16

• Arthena Lakeithia Thomas, 26 of Alexander City, was arrested for failure to appear no license and failure to appear operating a vehicle without insurance.

• Isaac James Maxwell, 37 of Alexander City, was arrested for public intoxication and two counts of failure to appear.

• Domestic violence was reported on J Street.

• Vicious dog running at large was reported in

Alexander City.

• Theft of property was reported on Circle Drive.

• Possession of drug paraphernalia was reported in Alexander City.

• Harassing communications was reported on Jefferson Street.

• Assault was reported on Hillabee Street.

• Criminal mischief was reported in Alexander City.

• Public intoxication was reported on Jefferson Street.

Dec. 15

• Timothy Ryan Brown, 28 of Alexander City, was arrested for domestic violence and interference with a domestic violence emergency call.

• Labrandon Auntez Wright, 33 of Alexander City, was arrested for using false identity to obstruct justice.

• Adam Griffin Owens, 39 of Alexander City, was arrested for domestic violence.

• Adam Clark Pearson, 56 of Alexander City, was arrested for domestic violence.

• Quinnetta Richelle Thomas, 28 of Alexander City, was arrested for domestic violence.

• Domestic violence and interference with a domestic violence emergency call were reported on Rebecca Avenue.

• Using false identity to obstruct justice was reported on Alabama Street.

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REBELS SPLIT WITH COOSA Rebels upend Cougars in area girls hoops tilt

Lizi Arbogast / The Record

Reeltown’s Fred Willis looks for a way around Central Coosa defenders Jovon Richardson (14) and Josh McGhee (42) on Thursday night.

By GRIFFIN PRITCHARD For The Record

After matching the hometown Reeltown Rebels shot for shot early in Thursday’s Class 2A Area 8 tilt, Central Coosa’s girls basketball team fell short down the stretch. Reeltown picked up a 46-30 victory to put its first mark in the win column this season.

According to Rebel coach Will Solomon, the win was a product of their 55-18 loss to Benjamin Russell earlier in the season.

“I was really pleased with our intensity tonight and the way we played as a team,” Solomon said.

“We didn’t have a real good outing last Friday against Benjamin Russell.

We came back on Monday and Tuesday and worked through some things. I feel like we are playing more as a team right now.”

The Rebels (1-4, 1-0) jumped ahead 13-8 following a Kenzie Hornsby 3. Eryn Wells added a 2-pointer to the Reeltown tally.

“We hit a couple of 3s and we were able to get inside a couple of times and score,” said Solomon.

“Then we stepped up our transition game and forced them to turn the ball over and take bad shots.”

Hornsby sank 2 of 3 free throws after being fouled outside the arch.

On Hornsby’s miss, Makayla Langston grabbed the rebound and converted it into points.

Langston finished the night with six points and nine rebounds.

Hornsby and Mikia Jones contributed seven points each. The Rebels were led by Taniya Haynes and her 21 points, which went along with five rebounds.

“I think the biggest thing for (Haynes) is what she does See REBELS • Page B2

Second-half Coosa surge stymies Rebels

By GRIFFIIN PRTICHARD For The Record

Jadarius Brown came off the bench and got hot in the second half, scoring 15 points on five 3-point shots as the Cougars turned a double-digit halftime lead into a 61-40 Class 2A Area 8 victory Thursday night in Reeltown.

Brown — the Cougars’ sixth man Thursday night as they were working without starting guard Noel Jones — stepped in and played his role to a T, according to Central Coosa coach Jeremy Freeman.

“It’s always good to have someone that can come in off the bench and score,” Freeman said. “But that’s his job and that’s something we are working

on to make sure he becomes consistent and confident out there doing that. But he also has to do his job on the other end of the court as well.”

Defense proved to be the difference Thursday as different Cougar combinations stepped in to contest and harass Rebel shooters from one end of the floor to the other.

“That’s what we pride ourselves in; your defense is going to win it,” Freeman said.

“Make your free throws and force turnovers. I tell them all the time I get more excited about a great defensive play than I do a dunk or a 3-pointer or anything like that. Defense is something the other team has to be responsible for.”

The Rebels (0-5, 0-1) trailed

12-8 after the end of the first period and then fell behind 34-18 at intermission.

Trey O’Neal, who had 11 points through the first quarter and a half, left the game midway through the second period with an injury and did not play in the second half.

Keke Hughely and Fred Willis finished the night with seven points each.

Coming out of the break, the Cougars (7-1, 3-0) pushed their lead to 21 points and in the fourth period, threatened to blow the game open before Freeman began clearing his bench.

Coosa’s Omar Gaddis finished the night with 11 points.

Teammates Jovon Richardson and CorJavion Marbury posted

COLLEGE BOWL GAME SCHEDULE Thursday, Dec. 20 Gasparilla Bowl (Tampa, Florida) Marshall (8-4) vs. South Florida (7-5), 8 p.m. (ESPN) Friday, Dec. 21 Bahamas Bowl (Nassau, Bahamas) Toledo (7-5) vs. FIU (8-4), 12:30 p.m.

(ESPN) Idaho Potato Bowl (Boise) BYU (6-6) vs. Western Michigan (7-5), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday, Dec. 22 Birmingham Bowl Wake Forest (6-6) vs. Memphis (8-5), noon (ESPN) Armed Forces Bowl (Fort Worth, Texas) Army (9-2) vs. Houston (8-4), 3:30 p.m.

(ESPN) Dollar General Bowl (Mobile) Buffalo (10-3) vs. Troy (9-3), 7 p.m.

(ESPN) Hawaii Bowl (Honolulu) Hawaii (8-5) vs. Louisiana Tech (7-5), 10:30 p.m. (ESPN) Wednesday, Dec. 26 First Responder Bowl (Dallas) Boston College (7-5) vs. Boise State (103), 1:30 p.m. (ESPN) Quick Lane Bowl (Detroit) Minnesota (6-6) vs. Georgia Tech (7-5), 5:15 p.m. (ESPN) Cheez-It Bowl (Phoenix) TCU (6-6) vs. California (7-5), 9 p.m.

(ESPN) Thursday, Dec. 27

Independence Bowl (Shreveport, Louisiana) Temple (8-4) vs. Duke (7-5), 1:30 p.m.

(ESPN) Pinstripe Bowl (New York City) Miami (7-5) vs. Wisconsin (7-5), 5:15 p.m.

(ESPN) Friday, Dec. 28 Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tennessee) Auburn (7-5) vs. Purdue (6-6), 1:30 p.m.

(ESPN) Camping World (Orlando, Florida) West Virginia (8-3) vs. Syracuse (9-3), 5:15 p.m. (ESPN) Alamo Bowl (San Antonio) Iowa State (8-4) vs. Washington State (10-2), 9 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday, Dec. 29 Peach Bowl (Atlanta) Michigan (10-2) vs. Florida (9-3), noon (ESPN) Belk Bowl (Charlotte, North Carolina) South Carolina (7-5) vs. Virginia (7-5), 12:30 p.m. (ABC) Arizona Bowl (Tucson) Nevada (7-5) vs. Arkansas State (8-4), 1:15 p.m. (CBSSN) CFP Semifinal: Cotton Bowl (Arlington, Texas) No. 2 Clemson (13-0) vs. No. 3 Notre Dame (12-0), 4 p.m. (ESPN) CFP Semifinal: Orange Bowl (Miami Gardens, Florida) No. 1 Alabama (13-0) vs. No. 4 Oklahoma (12-1), 8 p.m. (ESPN) Sunday, Dec. 31 Military Bowl (Annapolis, Maryland)

Cincinnati (10-2) vs. Virginia Tech (6-6), noon (ESPN) Redbox Bowl (Santa Clara, California) Michigan State (7-5) vs. Oregon (8-4), 3 p.m. (FOX) Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tennessee) Missouri (8-4) vs. Oklahoma State (6-6), 3:45 p.m. (ESPN) Holiday Bowl (San Diego) Northwestern (8-5) vs. Utah (9-4), 7 p.m.

(FS1) Taxslayer Bowl (Jacksonville, Florida) Texas A&M (8-4) vs. NC State (9-3), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) Pittsburgh (7-6) vs. Stanford (8-4), 2 p.m.

(CBS) Monday, Jan. 1 Outback Bowl (Tampa, Florida) Mississippi State (8-4) vs. Iowa (8-4), noon (ESPN2) Fiesta Bowl (Glendale, Arizona) UCF (12-0) vs. LSU (9-3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) Citrus Bowl (Orlando, Florida) Kentucky (9-3) vs. Penn State (9-3), 1 p.m. (ABC) Rose Bowl (Pasadena, California) Ohio State (12-1) vs. Washington (10-3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) Sugar Bowl (New Orleans) Texas (9-4) vs. Georgia (11-2), 8:45 p.m.

(ESPN) Monday, Jan. 7 National Championship (Santa Clara, California) Clemson-Notre Dame winner vs.

Alabama-Oklahoma winner, 8 p.m.

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The Cougars will travel to Montgomery after Christmas to take part in the Dwight Madison Roundball Classic at Carver.

“It’s going to be teams from the state of Georgia and Alabama and a mix of classifications all the way from us being the smallest to some 6As and one of the teams from Georgia is from their higher classifications as well,” Freeman said. “You want to get exposure and see what’s going on somewhere else, but you take pride in competing. We want to win, but if we don’t, we want to see what the other schools are doing that we may be able to do to help us reach our ultimate goal of winning a state championship.”

LIZI ARBOGAST Sports Editor

It’s shaping up to be a good hoops season

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veryone enters a new sports season with high hopes of going undefeated and winning a state championship.

However, for a lot of teams, those goals are just a pipe dream.

I always think it’s best for coaches to set their expectations as realistically as possible. That’s not to say a coach or a team should ever give up or expect to lose, but setting a goal of winning state when a team isn’t likely to go over .500 is unnecessary.

I really liked what Dadeville wrestling coach Fred Ford had to say about his objectives for the season.

“We really have a lot of personal goals,” he said during the preseason. “We have several student-athletes that are on the team and they want to accomplish something — whether it’s discipline, weight loss, if it’s getting in better shape or for our crossover sports, for football to get a little more aggressive and learning leverage, they have a lot of personal goals.

“That’s going to have to be what we judge ourselves on at the end of the day. Are we hitting the marks of what we’re trying to accomplish?”

While there are a few teams around the area that will need to focus on constant improvement and measuring success in their own See ARBOGAST • Page B2

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ASWA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RANKINGS GIRLS CLASS 7A 1. Hoover (11-1) 2. Spain Park (10-2) 3. McGill-Toolen (13-1) 4. Austin (9-2) 5. Sparkman (11-3) 6. Davidson (13-3) 7. Hewitt-Trussville (9-4) 8. Grissom (11-1) 9. Foley (14-2) 10. Auburn (7-1) Others nominated: Central-Phenix City (6-4), Enterprise (9-5), Gadsden City (11-4), Mountain Brook (10-4), Oak Mountain (8-6), Vestavia Hills (9-4).

CLASS 6A 1. Hazel Green (14-1) 2. Hartselle (12-1) 3. McAdory (12-2) 4. Blount (10-3) 5. Huffman (11-3) 6. Park Crossing (10-0) 7. Eufaula (11-4) 8. Opelika (11-1) 9. Cullman (12-2) 10. Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (9-4) Others nominated: Benjamin Russell (6-0), Carver-Birmingham (7-5), Dothan (12-2), Fort Payne (9-4), Homewood (9-5), Mae Jemison (6-8), Pell City (8-2), Shades Valley (11-4).

CLASS 5A 1. Charles Henderson (9-4) 2. Ramsay (9-3) 3. Madison Academy (8-4) 4. Central-Tuscaloosa (14-2) 5. Southside-Gadsden (7-0) 6. Wenonah (9-5) 7. Shelby Co. (9-0) 8. Brewbaker Tech (12-1)

9. Scottsboro (8-5) 10. Brewer (10-4) Others nominated: East Limestone (9-3), Faith Academy (9-6), Jackson (13-3), Mortimer Jordan (9-3), Pleasant Grove (8-4), West Point (12-2).

CLASS 4A 1. Priceville (10-2) 2. West Limestone (13-1) 3. Sipsey Valley (15-0) 4. Sumter Central (9-1) 5. Oneonta (13-1) 6. Rogers (9-2) 7. Anniston (7-1) 8. Childersburg (11-0) 9. Wilson (9-3) 10. Handley (8-0) Others nominated: Cherokee Co. (8-3), Danville (9-3), DAR (7-6), Deshler (4-3), Escambia Co. (8-1), Greensboro (6-1), St. John Paul II (7-5).

CLASS 3A 1. Pisgah (11-0) 2. Midfield (12-2) 3. Susan Moore (11-1) 4. Phil Campbell (9-2) 5. Geneva (14-2) 6. Winfield (11-0) 7. Glencoe (8-3) 8. Montgomery Academy (8-0) 9. Locust Fork (8-4) 10. St. James (10-2) Others nominated: Plainview (9-4), Prattville Christian (10-3), Sylvania (7-2).

CLASS 2A 1. Collinsville (13-0) 2. Samson (12-2) 3. Cold Springs (10-4) 4. Sand Rock (7-2) 5. Central-Hayneville (9-2)

6. Fyffe (10-2) 7. G.W. Long (14-2) 8. Winston Co. (9-2) 9. Addison (8-4) 10. Geneva Co. (10-4) Others nominated: Ariton (5-2), Asbury (7-6), Calhoun (7-2), Daleville (6-2), Hatton (10-2), Horseshoe Bend (7-3), LaFayette (7-3).

CLASS 1A 1. Spring Garden (7-2) 2. Pleasant Home (8-2) 3. Skyline (12-3) 4. Phillips (7-3) 5. Brantley (9-1) 6. Talladega Co. Central (12-2) 7. Florala (9-3) 8. Loachapoka (8-4) 9. Decatur Heritage (8-4) 10. Falkville (7-5) Others nominated: Belgreen (7-2), Berry (6-4), Coosa Christian (9-6), Covenant Christian (6-1), J.F. Shields (4-3), Marion Co. (8-2), R.A. Hubbard (6-4).

AISA 1. Tuscaloosa Academy (11-1) 2. South Choctaw Academy (11-1) 3. Lee-Scott (8-3) 4. Macon-East (9-1) 5. Sparta Academy (10-2) 6. Abbeville Christian (122) 7. Monroe Academy (5-3) 8. Evangel Christian (9-6) 9. Lakeside (4-6) 10. Northside Methodist (9-4) Others nominated: Edgewood Academy (5-6), Pike Liberal Arts (9-8), Springwood (7-4).

BOYS CLASS 7A 1. Mountain Brook (12-1) 2. Lee-Montgomery (9-2) 3. Hoover (10-6) 4. Florence (12-1) 5. Sparkman (9-3) 6. Hewitt-Trussville (5-4) 7. Austin (7-3) 8. James Clemens (9-5) 9. Enterprise (11-2) 10. McGill-Toolen (9-4) Others nominated: Baker (8-8), Central-Phenix City (6-2), Fairhope (8-4), Oak Mountain (9-4), Smiths Station (10-5), Theodore (6-6), Thompson (10-3), Vestavia Hills (9-5).

CLASS 6A 1. Carver-Montgomery (4-1) 2. Lee-Huntsville (8-3) 3. Huffman (10-4) 4. Sidney Lanier (10-1) 5. Buckhorn (13-1) 6. Homewood (10-3) 7. Pinson Valley (8-4) 8. Muscle Shoals (7-2) 9. McAdory (11-3) 10. Columbia (8-4) Others nominated: Albertville (7-5), B.C. Rain (8-6), Blount (6-7), Cullman (11-3), Daphne (6-6), Eufaula (11-4), Gardendale (8-5), Hartselle (9-4), Jemison-Huntsville (7-5), Oxford (9-3), Pelham (8-5), Shades Valley (9-5), Spanish Fort (7-3), Stanhope Elmore (8-3).

CLASS 5A 1. Wenonah (15-2) 2. Fairfield (9-4) 3. Briarwood (7-3) 4. Sylacauga (8-3) 5. Russellville (7-3) 6. Brewbaker Tech (9-5)

7. Tallassee (10-1) 8. East Limestone (9-3) 9. Vigor (5-5) 10. Mortimer Jordan (7-4) Others nominated: Charles Henderson (8-6), Faith-Mobile (8-7), Hamilton (12-1), Jackson (9-2), LeFlore (10-3), Parker (9-4), Pleasant Grove (11-3), Woodlawn (8-6).

CLASS 4A 1. Hillcrest-Evergreen (6-1) 2. Deshler (7-0) 3. Williamson (11-3) 4. West Morgan (8-2) 5. West Limestone (8-4) 6. Escambia Co. (8-1) 7. Cherokee Co. (9-1) 8. Ashford (9-3) 9. Brooks (8-1) 10. Sumter Central (9-1) Others nominated: American Christian (8-3), Dale Co. (8-4), Good Hope (8-2), Headland (9-2), Oak Grove (7-5), Sipsey Valley (13-3), UMS-Wright (6-5).

CLASS 3A 1. Plainview (11-1) 2. Westminster-Huntsville (9-1) 3. Oakman (8-1) 4. Prattville Christian (11-2) 5. Hanceville (12-3) 6. Sylvania (6-3) 7. Piedmont (3-0) 8. Dadeville (8-2) 9. Pike Co. (5-2) 10. Fultondale (5-1) Others nominated: Gordo (4-0), Houston Academy (9-5), Mobile Christian (5-6), Straughn (7-2).

CLASS 2A 1. North Sand Mountain (10-1)

2. Red Bay (10-1) 3. Central-Coosa (8-1) 4. Abbeville (6-2) 5. Section (9-4) 6. Barbour Co. (7-2) 7. Fyffe (9-2) 8. Tanner (10-2) 9. LaFayette (13-0) 10. Calhoun (11-2) Others nominated: Asbury (9-4), Chickasaw (6-3), Cold Springs (10-4), Collinsville (7-3), Cottage Hill (8-2), Daleville (6-2), Sacred Heart (7-3), Sumiton Christian (8-3).

CLASS 1A 1. Decatur Heritage (12-2) 2. Cornerstone-Birmingham (9-5) 3. Spring Garden (5-1) 4. Georgiana (8-2) 5. Mars Hill Bible (5-1) 6. Marion Co. (9-2) 7. R.A. Hubbard (6-3) 8. South Lamar (3-0) 9. Florala (7-2) 10. Lanett (2-1) Others nominated: Holy Spirit (8-3), Skyline (9-5).

AISA 1. Tuscaloosa Academy (10-2) 2. Evangel Christian (13-2) 3. Bessemer Academy (7-1) 4. Success Unlimited (6-2) 5. Kingwood (10-2) 6. Lakeside (6-2) 7. Pike Liberal Arts (9-4) 8. Glenwood (4-4) 9. Northside Methodist (9-4) 10. Edgewood (9-2) Others nominated: Autauga Academy (2-1), Escambia Academy (6-4), Hooper (8-4), Monroe Academy (7-1).

Arbogast

Alabama duck hunters hope for repeat of last season

ways, it does seem to be shaping up to be a good winter season, especially on the basketball court.

The first installment of the Alabama Sports Writers Association high school basketball rankings were released earlier this week, and quite a few teams in the Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. coverage area made the top-10 cut. Central Coosa’s boys team was ranked the highest for area schools for AHSAA squads. The boys, who were 6-1 at the time of voting, were ranked No. 4. As of Friday afternoon, the Coosa boys had moved to 7-1 with their only loss to undefeated LaFayette.

Also sitting in the top 10 were Dadeville’s boys at No. 9 in Class 3A and Tallassee’s boys at No. 8 in 5A. For AISA teams, Edgewood was ranked in the top 10 for both boys and girls — the boys were at No. 4 and the girls No. 10.

Although it’s hard to put much stock in the very first rankings of the year, it does give a good idea of how things are going to shake out after the opening weeks of the season. And there are quite a few teams around our coverage area to keep your eyes out for, even if they didn’t make the opening ranks.

Benjamin Russell’s girls team has jumped out to a 5-0 start as of Friday afternoon, and the Wildcats have been absolutely annihilating their opponents.

They had an average margin of victory of 36.6 points per game through their first five.

Another team to watch is Horseshoe Bend’s girls, who are on fire lately. After starting the season with back-to-back losses, the Generals have reeled off six straight wins including big wins over 2A Area 9 opponent Woodland.

Over in Elmore County, there’s a pair of boys teams who could make some noise.

Stanhope Elmore’s boys team is 8-2 with its only losses coming against Tallassee by five points and Brewbaker Tech, which has scored at least 75 points in three of its four games this year. And although Wetumpka sits at just 2-7, it’s looked a lot better since the return of its starters who were busy on the football field. The Indians have won two in a row since then.

Obviously it’s still extremely early in the season, and we’re still about two months away from the postseason. But it’s certainly shaping up to be an exciting basketball season around Tallapoosa County, and I’m ready to watch it continue to heat up.

By DAVID RAINER Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

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Lizi Arbogast is the sports editor of The Record.

The snowstorm that skirted just north of the state recently should be good news for Alabama’s duck hunters.

The waterfowl seasons in Alabama are always weatherdependent. If it’s cold and snowy north of us, the birds will migrate in significant numbers into Alabama. Without the cold or precipitation to cover their food sources, the birds won’t make it this far south.

Seth Maddox, Migratory Gamebird Program Coordinator with the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division, said duck numbers should be increasing soon even though the numbers were down when the annual aerial survey took place the week before the season opened.

“We were down a little bit on our preseason counts,” Maddox said. “We had a few cold fronts and a lot of rain. That spread the birds out a lot. I think it pushed some of the early migrators further south. That left us with a decent amount of birds but not a good number for opening weekend.”

Maddox said the long-term weather forecast bodes well for waterfowl hunters in Alabama.

“It’s shaping up to be similar to last year,” he said. “They’re predicting several disturbances up in the Arctic region with some polar vortexes, which will give us some cold weather. Last year, we had some sub-freezing temperatures — below-average temperatures — for a week or so throughout the season. I think that’s going to end up giving us a season similar to last season.”

That would be great news for waterfowlers, considering the harvest for the 2017-2018 season was up 85 percent over the similar period a year earlier.

“That’s a significant increase,” Maddox said. “We had about 14 days during the season where temperatures stayed below freezing. That cold weather and snow north of us really pushed birds into Alabama.”

Maddox said the wood duck harvest last season was especially high, which means a good many woodies came from the north.

“The cold weather pushed lots

The most likely duck spots in Alabama include the Tennessee River basin in north Alabama, the Mobile-Tensaw Delta in south Alabama as well as the Lake Eufaula area and west central Alabama in the Demopolis area and other lakes on the Tombigbee River and Millers Ferry on the Alabama River near Camden.

The number of duck hunters in Alabama has apparently peaked with no downturn in the past several years.

“The number of licensed duck hunters seems to be holding steady around 30,000 for the last three to four years,” Maddox said. “That’s a good thing.”

Maddox said WFF has plans Seth Maddox / Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division to expand enhancements for This group of young hunters had a successful outing during Alabama’s the waterfowl population in the Youth Waterfowl Special Hunt. coming years.

“We’ve got big plans ahead, be a pleasant surprise with 7,000 of wood ducks down,” he said. partnering with Ducks Unlimited, “We get some migration of wood birds counted, which is higher to spend some substantial ducks from northern states every than the five-year average. expenditures over the next “There were a bunch of year. Sometimes our wood ducks will move further south, but most canvasbacks here early,” Maddox several years on waterfowl habitat management,” he said. said. “Ringnecks led the way, of the time they hang tight here WFF manages several public as they usually do. We also had in Alabama. scaup and redheads. The migrant hunting locations in north “What we do see, when Alabama, the Jackson County geese don’t show up until the we see a lot of wood duck Waterfowl Areas. Waterfowl middle of December, so you migrants from the north, a lot might be able to get a Christmas hunting is allowed on Mud of our males will pair up with Creek, Raccoon Creek and Crow northern females. The males will goose here soon.”

Creek, although special seasons Mike Carter, a renowned follow the females back to their and restrictions apply. No fishing guide on the Tennessee breeding grounds in the spring waterfowl hunting in Mud Creek River lakes, switches to because the females go back to (Wannville) and Raccoon Creek the same breeding grounds every waterfowl hunting in north dewatering units or Crow Creek Alabama this time of year year.”

WMA on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and keeps an eye on the duck Maddox said the banding and Thursdays. All activity is population by regularly looking program the WFF conducts for ducks at the Wheeler National prohibited in these locations on annually on wood ducks gives those days. The drawing for the Wildlife Refuge. Carter is him the data needed to come to expecting a big increase in duck limited quota hunt units on the those conclusions.

Crow Creek Special Opportunity numbers any day now.

“A lot of our male wood Area has already been held.

“We got some gadwalls and ducks get killed north of us,” he A limit of one 25-round box of ringnecks, but we haven’t gotten said. “For example, I had one that I banded in Jackson County a big push yet,” Carter said. “I’m shells in possession is in effect on all Jackson County WMAs while expecting the ducks to show a couple of years ago that was waterfowl hunting. No gasolinekilled in Ontario (Canada) earlier up really soon. We’ve got ice powered motors are allowed and snow north of us. I do my this year. We had one of our scouting by watching the refuge, in Mud Creek (Wannville) males killed in Minnesota as and I haven’t seen a big increase dewatering unit and Raccoon well.”

Creek dewatering unit (North of Back to the preseason survey, yet.”

Hwy 117).

Carter would be a happy the survey team looks for “Most of the people we duck hunter if the current season dabblers (mallards, gadwall, talked to are happy with these matches last year’s. teal) and divers (canvasbacks, “It seems the ducks got here a restrictions that allow the birds redheads, scaup) during the to rest for a few days,” Maddox little quicker last year,” he said. flyovers. said. “The 25-shell rule cuts “Last year was great. I think Gadwalls led the count with down on the extra shooting, the we’re going to get that at some 12,000 observed statewide, sky busting. People perceive that point. We’ve got flooded timber although the survey covers only as a good thing.” and buckbrush, so they’ve got a small portion of the state. The For the Mobile-Tensaw plenty of places to feed and find mallard count totaled 1,500, Delta/W.L. Holland Waterfowl followed by 1,000 green-winged cover. We’ve got a lot more Management Zone in south teal. The total dabbler count was water this year, so I think it’s going to be even better when the Alabama, one new restriction is 15,651. ducks finally make their move.” in place for the current season.

The diver count turned out to

Rebels on defense,” Solomon said. “She’s a very fierce competitor. She’s starting to take that competitiveness and when things don’t go right or they go sideways, she’s starting to handle it a lot better.”

Led by Aliona McKenzie’s 10 points and Shae Suttles’ 10, Coosa (2-5, 1-2) found itself limited offensively to five points in the

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second period, trailing 30-13 at the break then eight points in the third to go behind 37-21.

In the final stanza, the Cougars rallied to close the gap but couldn’t do so, resulting in the 46-30 loss.

Reeltown hosted Fayetteville on Friday then travels to face Beulah on Monday

before returning to the friendly confines to host their Christmas tournament next week.

“There a lot of things we’ve got to work on and improve on; our rotation on defense and we got a little tired in the second half,” Solomon said. “But as far as the way we are playing and the way we are playing together as a team, that’s really encouraging to see.”

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PUZZLES & HOROSCOPE ARIES (March 21-April 19) You could be challenged to keep up the present pace. You might want to detach and look at the big picture. Relax while you can; by the end of the day, you might feel pulled in two different directions. Follow your sixth sense.

Tonight: Hang with friends.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You generally get your way. In fact, part of your stubbornness might come from past experiences that involved successfully holding out in order to get more of what you wanted. A friend inspires you to go for what you want. Tonight: Use care with spending.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You feel as though you’re in your element. If you keep going and don’t stop, fatigue could overcome you. You feel challenged and delighted by others’ company. Take a brisk walk, and you will feel refreshed. Tonight: Time to wish upon a star.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You sense the energy of a Full Moon. Your sign is ruled by the Moon. In the next few days, you could be even more sensitive than you normally are. Know that this, too, shall pass. Be patient with a close friend or loved one. Tonight: Have no expectations.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You flourish in your private dream world, where you play out what could happen this holiday season.

Necessity jolts you out of this reverie. Be grateful for these flights of fancy, as you once more return to reality. Tonight: Enjoy music and sweet-smelling candles.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You seem practical and together.

You know what to do, and when you should do it. The one exception might be a child’s tantrum or a loved one’s Scrooge-like attitude. Don’t allow this person’s negativity to get to you. Tonight: A must appearance.

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Your sensitivity emerges when dealing with a partner. While you might’ve thought you had everything handled, you’ll discover otherwise. If a fight erupts, step back. You do not want this scenario to mar your holiday. Tonight: Finally, all is well.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You could get into being the one who is centered, as everyone around you is stressed. You Scorpios can be tough, but you also can be very caring. Maintain a positive attitude as you return calls, and maybe toss in an errand or two. Tonight: The only answer is “yes.�

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You seem determined to handle everything perfectly in the next few days. On another level, you feel inspired by a family member.

Together, you’ll create a dreamy holiday for you and your immediate circle. Tonight: Play it low-key, if possible.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The kid in you emerges, which delights many people. Think positively about all the potential proposals you could make. Your mind could still be on work. Let go, and reorient yourself. You know what others need. Tonight: Don’t forget to pull the shades down.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) A child makes you laugh. Clearly, this person has a strong sense of mischief that seems to emerge no matter what you do. Let someone know you completely. Share your friendship and the fact that you love to walk on the wild side.

Tonight: Till the wee hours.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Today’s building Full Moon could make you very testy; however, you might not be aware of the extent of your mood. In fact, you might trigger a lot of upset without realizing it. The real you emerges from behind the mask.

Tonight: Host a get-together.

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Dadeville city employees and members of the Dadeville City Council welcomed a new limb truck to town Wednesday morning. The street department will use the truck in picking up limbs and brush from the side of city streets. From left, street department employees Scott Hodges and Ted Greer, councilmember Roy Mathis, street superintendent Eugene Collum, councilmembers Dick Harrelson and Brownie Caldwell, Nu-Life Environmental product manager Johnny Bell and Cowin Equipment Company sales representative Keith Henderson.

Dadeville street department receives new limb truck

By DONALD CAMPBELL Staff Writer

The Dadeville street department will be picking up limbs and cut brush off the side of the city’s roads in a new limb truck which was delivered Wednesday morning.

“It arrived here in Dadeville shortly before 11 a.m.,” city clerk Debbie Minor said. “Everybody was very excited for it to be here.”

The 2019 Ford F-750 Brush Hawg

Grapple Loader was a much-needed piece of equipment for the street department, according to street superintendent Eugene Collum.

“We’re really excited to get it in,” Collum said. “We’ve been needing a new truck for a while now.”

Collum said the new truck is better than the previous one, although a few things are slightly different in the new vehicle.

The new truck can carry 26 cubic yards of material, compared to

24 cubic yards in the previous truck. Outside of these changes, the most noticeable being several levers in the cab moving in the opposite direction from the former truck, Collum said things were similar overall.

“The product manager stayed for over an hour, training our employees on the truck,” Minor said.

Collum added, “The manager was really good at explaining everything to us.”

Minor said the

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difference, it should Dadeville City Council truck.” be about the same to Collum said, “Once approved purchasing operate.” we get used to the the truck at a recent council meeting for $127,926, which Minor and Collum said was money well spent.

Collum also said this price was the lowest bid on a new truck, believing the city saved around $20,000. The two also said the truck was ready to be put into service immediately.

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New Site council approves new inspection resolution regarding the resolution, including if this meant the town would look into hiring its own building The New Site Town inspector or if the town Council has changed would rely on the state the jurisdiction for building inspections from for inspections. The town would work with the state Tallapoosa County to building inspectorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office the municipality during Monday nightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s meeting. to conduct inspections.

The council initially The council went approved the resolution into executive session 3-1, with Hanson with town attorney dissenting. However, Mack Clayton to discuss once the questions he and pending litigation.

East had were answered, Upon returning from Hanson voted yes. the executive session, Henry Dunlap from Mayor Phil Blasingame Dunlap & Associates announced a resolution accounting firm presented prepared by Clayton. his annual audit report to Blasingame called for a the council Monday night. roll-call vote to suspend He said no problems were the rules to allow for a found during the audit, vote on the resolution, with the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s revenues requiring a unanimous vote to do so. The council being in line with 2016, approved suspending the the year before the Sabal Trail pipeline had a major rules in a 4-0 vote, with impact on the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s councilmember Bree revenues.

Walton absent from the After Dunlap meeting. concluded his The resolution presentation, the council approved Monday night approved a resolution repeals a former town to accept the audit, resolution regarding with Blasingame and building inspections in the council expressing town. Under the new positive comments on the resolution, New Site townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finances. changed its inspection â&#x20AC;&#x153;We want to keep jurisdiction from Tallapoosa County to the this going and be responsible,â&#x20AC;? Blasingame town. Councilmembers Toby Hanson and Michael said.

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unanimously voted to suspend the rules to take action on a recommendation of a study conducted by the Alabama Department of Transportation. After analyzing the area where Highway 22 widens to four lanes through town, ALDOT recommended upping the speed limit in front of where the former New Site School was located from 35 to 45 mph. After reading the ordinance prepared by the state, the council unanimously approved the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recommendation, making the speed on Highway 22 uniform through the fourlane section of roadway.

The New Site Town Council also handled the following items: â&#x20AC;˘ The council approved a resolution to obtain a grant for repaving the walking trail behind town hall. Blasingame said an engineering study found the cost to complete the project would be $141,000, while the grant will cover 80 percent of the cost, or approximately $112,800. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Everything is looking good,â&#x20AC;? Jason Hardin with the East Alabama Planning Commission said. â&#x20AC;˘ Blasingame said

he has talked with representatives from the East Alabama Planning Commission regarding the clinic project, and an update could be coming soon. â&#x20AC;˘ The council approved moving $1,647.77 in the Tallapoosa River Electric Cooperative account to the general fund to help cover the cost of new tables and chairs for the meeting room of town hall. â&#x20AC;˘ Officer Justin Farr said things were going well in the police department. â&#x20AC;˘ The council is still looking into insurance for town employees, but no response has been received from the insurance organization. â&#x20AC;˘ Blasingame said things were looking good on the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s budgets, but decided to wait and go over it in more detail at the next council meeting. â&#x20AC;˘ The council approved a request from town clerk Shelia Fuller to attend the 2019 Annual International Institute of Municipal Clerk Conference in Birmingham in May, as well as requests from assistant town clerk Brittany Brown to attend municipal clerk training

in February and August. â&#x20AC;˘ Blasingame said senior center director Jan Kennedy told him around 30 seniors took part in a recent trip to Callaway Gardens, while 35 watched a recent performance at Southern Union State Community College. â&#x20AC;˘ The council is still working to get a price for constructing a new storage building for the townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s youth sports programs next to the town ball fields.

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December 20, 2018 Sunday, Dec. 23

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: First Presbyterian Church is hosting a Christmas Music Program Sunday, Dec. 23 at 11 a.m. instead of the regular worship service. Everyone is invited to attend.

CHRISTMAS CANTATA: Calvary Baptist Church at 398 Main Street in Dadeville is presenting their Christmas Cantata â&#x20AC;&#x153;Believe in Christmasâ&#x20AC;? Sunday, Dec. 23 at 11 a.m. The cantata will be a praise and worship cantata with Christmas favorites and will feature â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Drummer Boyâ&#x20AC;? and Psalm 150. Pastor Johnny Pritchard and music director Dennis Floyd invite you this Christmas experience.

Lunch will be served following the service.

Tuesday, Jan. 8

USHER MEETING: The Early Rose District Usher meeting is Tuesday, Jan. 8 at 5 p.m. at the Cooper Community Center.

Wednesday, Jan. 9

GRIEF SHARE: Grief Share sessions will begin Wednesday, Jan. 9 at the Trinity Campus of First United Methodist Church.

Sessions will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for 13 weeks. The seminar is sponsored by Radney Funeral Home and First United Methodist Church.

Saturday, Jan. 12

TEEN SUMMIT: The Boys & Girls Club of the Lake Martin Area will be holding its second annual Teen Leadership Challenge Summit Saturday, Jan. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cooper Recreation Center in Alexander City. Guest speakers for the event include local high school science

Tia Solomon, Jean Hayes, Richard Nieves, Gladys Bence, S.D. Taylor, Janelle Menniefee and Jeanette Oliver are celebrating their birthdays today.

teacher Courtney Davis and former Miss America Mallory Hagan. The event will also include a college fair and an essay contest with a $500 scholarship prize. Essays must be submitted by Jan. 8, 2019.

Ongoing Events

FERST READERS: The Dadeville Public Library hosts the Ferst Readers program every Thursday at 1 p.m. Children up to the age of five who live in Tallapoosa County are eligible for free books.

FEAST OF SHARING: Alexander City United Methodist Church and St. James Episcopal Church host a Feast of Sharing meal Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at the fellowship hall of the Methodist Church on Green Street. It is a free dinner.

OPEN STUDIO: The Artists Association of Central Alabama sponsors an open studio every Monday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Dadeville Senior Center on Columbus Street. Come and paint your own project or join in special Christmas projects. Eliminate stress, laugh, share a love of painting. Call Kay Fincher at 256-8252506.

ALACARE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: Become a friend when a friend is needed most!

Alacare Hospice Volunteers visit to offer companionship and emotional support. Whether it is a listening ear, a smiling face, or a shoulder to lean on, a friendly visit from a hospice volunteer can brighten the lonely day of a patient and caregiver. Contact Sonya Bryan for more information at 256-329-0507.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Overeaters Anonymous meets at 6 p.m. on Thursdays at the Trinity Campus of First United Methodist Church next to Russell Hospital.

There are no dues, fees or weighins. Contact Lisa at 256-749-0160 at ww.oa.org.

GRIEF SHARE: Sessions for Grief Share will be at the Trinity Campus of First United Methodist Church starting Jan. 9 and will be held on Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The seminar is sponsored by Radney Funeral Home and First United Methodist Church.

FIRST SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP: Duncan United Methodist Church is hosting First Sunday Fellowship starting July 1. There will be a meal filled with friendship, fellowship and lots of fun starting at 5 p.m. at the clubhouse adjoining the church.

Rev. Wayne Hicks is the pastor.

COMMUNITY CANCER SUPPORT GROUP: This group meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at Trinity Campus FUMC next to Russell Medical. Meetings will resume in September. All cancer patients and family members are welcome. If you are interested, please contact Andrea Peacock 256-749-1134 or andreapeacock60@gmail.com.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Red Ridge United Methodist Church in Dadeville hosts an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Sunday at 6 p.m.

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS: The Bill Nichols Chapter 13 meets every third Monday at 5:30 p.m. at the Charles T. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Budâ&#x20AC;? Porch Center in Alexander City. Chapter Service Officers are available every second and fourth Wednesday from noon to 5 p.m. for claims assistance.

RECYCLING: The Alexander City Recycling Facility is located at the Public Works Department at 824 Railey Road. All materials should be dropped off behind the green storage shed on the Public

Churches and non-profits can submit items to the calendar at editor@thedadevillerecord. com and calendar@alexcityoutlook.com.

Todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Anniversaries

John and Eddie Mae Turner and John and Robbie Messer celebrate their anniversaries today.

Works lot. The facility is always open for unassisted drop off.

Assistance with drop off is available between 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday. Please call 256-409-2020 for more information.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: Every third Monday at 10 a.m. the Trinity campus of First United Methodist Church will be a caregiver support group. Call 256329-7177 for more information.

TOPS MEETING: Take Off Pounds Sensibly is the short name for TOPS Club, Inc., the original nonprofit, noncommercial network of weight-loss support groups throughout the U.S. and Canada. TOPS offers tools and programs for healthy living and weight management, with exceptional group fellowship and recognition. Established in 1948 to champion weight-loss support and success, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve helped millions of people live healthier lives.

Come out and visit us. Your first meeting is free. Meetings are held every Thursday at 6 p.m. at Comer Baptist Church, 341 E. Church St., Alexander City, AL. Call (256) 4964210 for more information.

WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MEETING: Victory Temple Holiness Church in Dadeville is hosting a womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s meeting the first Sunday of every month. Men are invited too.

VOLUNTEER: Southern Care Hospice is seeking volunteers.

Please call Lizz Gillenwaters at 256-234-1134 or 256-749-3717 for more information.

WOMAN MEETING: Victory Temple Holiness Church hosts a womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s meeting every first Sunday at 237 Aster St. in Dadeville. Everyone is invited. The meetings start at 2 p.m.

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Workforce Development Course called Ready to Work. It includes computer self-paced instruction financial planning, reading and math skills, and computer basic skills as well as instructor-led module presentations on communication, problem-solving, job acquisition, operation skills, and workplace behavior. Earn a Career Readiness Certificate and an AIDT Alabama Certified Worker Certificate. The class meets Monday-Thursday 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Alexander City Career Center located at 1375 Junior College Drive. For more information, call Melanie Veazey at 256-215-4499 or email at mveazey@cacc.edu.

OFFICE CAREERS: The Office Careers Technology program is funded by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) and was created to help dislocated workers learn new employable skills.

To qualify for the programs be a dislocated worker (layoff) or a lowincome family. Anyone interested in the classes should contact the Alexander City Career Center @ 256-215-4494 and ask about the WIA program. Most all dislocated workers automatically qualify for financial assistance. The program is 52 weeks and is open entry/ open exit. Students learn at their own pace in a non-traditional classroom setting. Classes begin when students are approved and they may leave when they receive any or all of the certificates offered.

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The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Thursday, December 20, 2018

DEAR SANTA, Dadeville Elementary School students write to Santa Claus with their special wishes Dadeville Elementary School Second Grade Ms. Richardson

Dear Santa, I want toys games and monster thuck. Andaxbox. Mary crasmes santa cluas I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Shaquille Roberson

Dear Santa, I want something for christmas.

I wanta tablet and a nitendo switch. I want a PS4. I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Rodrion Burton Dear Santa, I wont a pig I wont a PS4 I wont a fartnit I wont a pan5 I wont ahat I want a sacit I wont a hude I wont a llug I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Kristian

Dear Santa, I want the toys That I wish I want LoL Big Surprise a cathead phones, camra, unicorn pig a banck case. A litter gliter. Lol Surprise. A bath bome ipad, cry Babys a unicorn lamp a unicorn I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Nevaeh France Dear Santa, I wot a Play Stashon 4 and Pokemon cArds88SLAM iNfinte certrs rumot cutrocar I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Brody Gulledge Dear Santa, I what a iPhone six and a snow day. I what a day with my dad.

I what a cat a slime…kit a Bike asoduev. I what two dogs. I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Ashanea burns

Dear Santa, I wut a ifome and tablet and minkaf game and a crimistmis hat and a brbey and gale legos and a baby alive ana a toy mudewilr. I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Eden Brewer

Dear Santa, I want hot weels and a untamte raptor and legos and a crate crecher and my enargemes and a dirt bike and a fit bitz I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Kenten Stroud

Dear Santa, App Fan and Hvvbrod Basit Bol Bik Xob box 306 Ntosish Jums set cperd and Nu Fon for my Dad I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Aaron Marshall

Dear Santa, I wont a cuplatr and I wont a Santa toy and a doll haues and I wont a fagrpolsh and a makeup Sat. I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Mackenzie Reynolds

Dear Santa, I wate a mikaphone and kareoce.

I wate showse and clowes. I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Malia Russell

Dear Santa, LoL Doll tablet phone skopMeneppake Doll cry baby Shoe and closes Bike pup goat car I love you Santa I am in Ms. Richardson’s 2nd grade class at DES. – Jadyn Burns

Dear Santa, How are you doing merry Christmas! How are the Elves are you Redy for Chrismas? How is Mrs Claus How are the ReindeeR I want farcry3 I want Black OPS4 I want Lava island – Bentley Dear Santa, How are you doing? Santa? Oh and what I would pease like for christmas is a litl life house and a sugar glider and a puppy and tickets to Ralph Breaks the Internet pease.

– Rylan Northcutt Dear Santa, I love you wot I wus asking you would you kiss the reindear fon me? Tell Mrs klos tell the make a forwiller for me mrs kids bang bock the christmos spirit – Jakyri Stowe Dear Santa, I been relay good this year and I love you you are the best Santa ever I want a basscket ball and a dog and a jungle gym and my Daddy for Christmas.

– Dionne Jackson Dear Santa, How are the reindeer? For chistmas I want a doll House. Merry Christmas Santa. I want monny.

A iPhonX. Are ready for chistmas and computer and doll. Bonby Legose vido game Marshall Book a music thing candy. Tablit.

– Eliannah Cox Dear Santa, How are the reindeer? How are the Elves? How is Mrs. Clacus?

I wut a IPhoneX. I wut a ice House. I wut a footboll toys. Merry Christmas Santa!

– Kylan Eason

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“How is Mrs. Claus Santa? I know I have been bad so I wrote you to put me on the bad list I have on of your elves. I have it!

I only want a computer.”

— Kymmariya Lee

Dear Santa, How are the rendeer? How is Mrs Claus? How are the Elves?

Merry Christmas! Arey or ready for Christmas? I what a RC Car I what money. I what a pool.

– Mason Daniels Dear Santa, How is Mrs. Claus Santa? I know I have been bad so I wrote you to put me on the bad list I have on of your elves. I have it! I only want a computer.

– Kymmariya Lee

Dear Santa, How are the reindeer? How is Mrs. Claus? How are the Elves merry Christmas! Are you ready for Christmas? For Christmas I want a IPhone, and I want a computer. and I want a PS4.

– Christopher Pitts Dear Santa, How are the reindeer? How are the elves? How is Mrs. Claus?

I want a computer. xobx Gold xobx1 contoller – Braden Gray

Thursday, December 20, 2018 Dear Santa, How is Mrs Claus? I wil elpmy mom or dad my and dad will put cookies oul. I want a skateboard.

I want a computer. I want a Body Basic game I want a granny game. I want slegrina game.

– Alexis Black Dear Santa, I know Remy has not been good but can you plead give him one more chans? I wont a pireit Tree house a pone a sled Q Bounse Ahause a pocitnif.

– Korben Stroud

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Dear Santa, for Christmas I want a baby puppy, car, hoverboard, iPhoneX, Playfood, baby alive, nails dolls, dollhouse, my life doll labtop, ipad.

– Milayia Giles Dear Santa, I have beny a bay boy this yaer but my birthday is Decemer the 31, 2008 but am 9. For chremes I went. Elf for me to have. And car I have a 3dse. But I know I am on the note less becose I am not on the good less but I am sorry whut I did.

– Quendarius Huthcherson Dear Santa, I want 500 Pokemon card. 500 beyblades, a hito swich. I will give you sant a to I can’t tell you and I want 400 jondens that’s it – Darrius Williams Dear Santa, I would like a smart board, with pergeter and Pen. Printer and paper and work sheets and color sheets. Stapler eletick pencil sharpner, pinccel markers and cryons. ExPoboard, books.

IPhone, Hover board.

– Isabell Broweler Dear Santa, I have tride to be a good boy Pleas let me get something. I wont a haver Bord. PS4 with fortnight. AletvikSlvwter mikstwith bake. School saplse cloths A Baseball Bat with a Baseball – Zae Jackson Dear Santa, I want a phoe and a Bady dall and amy mom and dad to makeup and for my dad is a new care and Santa of a badydall Santa I Love you and I want a Book – Kalea Dowdell Dear Santa, I Beh Good theis year I wot a for welor and los of sock and pokemon crs – Blake Jordan

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Dear Santa, I love you Mrs. Claus and the raindeers. Ibin good this year.

What I would like this year is?

I would like a baby alive and a hoverboard and iPhone6s and as lime kit and a lip gloss kit. And a vectera story. And a olbery spa. And that all. Santa – Kayln Allen Dear Santa, I love you Santa some don’t believe you but I do. I want a hoverboard, tablet, bike, clothes and shoes, ugg’s boots makeup set, real microphone, coloring sheets, markers, slime, teacher set crayon’s color pencils, Barbie dollhouse barbiedolls with clothes love you Santa – Ivyana Chayton Dear Santa, for Cristmas I want a PS4 BeyBlades hot wheels cars Phoinex Pr LoinarL4 WonDer Valtiak V4 CharizarD Pokemon cards eviPerDifafnir f3 gold LumBo JorMun tor Valtrieyak.

Victory valtrieyak and Nenendo 3DS SkateBoarD – Aubrey Sims Dear Santa, i want a big expo board, perjecter, expo markers, iPhone 6s, Printer. Work Reading and math sheets and coler sheets, stapeler, electric pencile sharpener, penciles. Markers and crayon’s rolling Bookbag, kindergartin books, Hover board, Playground.

– Halle Payne Dear Santa, I been waiting for you. I wanted a lot of clothes and some new Boots and a exBox6 so I can Drive cars and a Barby Doll and a mican Doll and a iPhone7 a TaBlet and a so crat and a bubbly live make up set and a laptop.

– Rihanna Williams Dear Santa, Thank you for Bring up Cristmas I Love you Santa but can I Tell you want For Cristmas I want a PS4 and a Skates and a bike COThs and Shoes and one more Thing I gams for my PS4 I want NBA19 WWE 19 MaDDen19 and Hoverbrod toSanta.

– Admson Dear Santa, I want a PS4, Laptop, cat, books, fortnite for the PS4, avr, I’m sure I want all thease things and a PS4 for my brother too.

– Gabriel Riker

“I love you Santa some don’t believe you but I do.”

— Ivyana Chayton

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The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Thursday, December 20, 2018

Dear Santa, I love you Santa. I want slime for Christmas. Anarvergirle Gall ard forey and closure and sugar and reward – Jakahyah Dear Santa, I have tried to be good this year and I hop you and your reindeer like cookies and carrots because I always put cookies out but not carrots so if I don’t put carrots out bring your reindeer some cookies If thats ok this is what I want this year I want all kinds of school supplies like paper, clipboard scissors 3 pair pencil pouches 3 poouches pens pencils markers sharpie’s bigger dresser I want the iphone the most please crayons art dresser basketball goal desk/chair bow’s shoes screen for my ipad folders jacket bands for fitbit The write size basketball Thats all I want this cristmas thanks santa – Alyssa Bevels Dear Santa I have been good this year if you can git me a nitendo and a art pack if you got me that stuf I would be happy.

I like the elf you sirit me It has nice of you. I love all the StuF you do I will Try to sind you soom cookes. I bet you are hugre buty how do you not get a stumik ake I Thank I no wi you got majik You are speshl your elfs are spashlto.

I wish I was Santa because you are magic. Well I wot some mor stuf I wot 96 crayolas and a Crayola Book art Picls a blac Book.

Dear Santa, I want Barbie doll house I a ice maker. Barbie doll care clinic I want some new clothes and boots – Domonique Spratling Dear Santa, I would like for Santa to bring me monster truck singing dog new majr Hulk marigame Batman mobile car Black Panther toy Big Captain America toy I have been a good boy so I hope You bring me what I ask for I love you Santa I will leave you some milk and chocoloate cookies when it is Christmas.

– Lativous Morgan Dear Santa, I am so excited that you and Rudolph and the other Rein Deer will be here soon. This Christmas, I am 6 years old. I would like a pink apple watch a jojo bow maker pink laptop hatchable home JoJo headphones Big hatchable Earrngs JoJo Tent – Mallery Moore

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The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Dear Santa, for Christmas, I would like a baby doll and we Love and we hope you take up in sky.

– Rhythm Dear Santa, I Love you Santa, sparkles and shine toy, Paw Patrol car toys, Unicorn, and other kids stuff All over the world Thank you Santa – Kadance Hosey Dear Santa, for chrismam I want Some headphones, earings, and slime, an xbox, some coloring books, a pen and glitter pen packet, some cool nikes in the color black, a lot of slime, and some bathbombs.

– Sarah Shurum Dear Santa, Can I have poopise slime suprice and some glue a phone cause my dads is not working slippers and a necklace and other – Peyton Dear Santa, I hope to get a happy Dec and alot of stuff like makeup – Ryleigh R. Meadows Dear Santa, I keep tell momma I want a marke phone (microphone trolls) that’s what I wand for christmas – Rayleigh Price Dear Santa, I wanta IRonmaN – Laura Dear Santa, It’s Stephanie and I would really love for my family to co parent together and past my classes – Steph Dear Santa, Barbie Doll House Kitchen Pretend Gun – Savannah Dear Santa, For Christmas i want a playstation 4 and a basketball or i want some nearf bullet pack.

– Cameron Webb Dear Santa, Black Monster Truck Doggy – Kason Luster Dear Santa, This Christmas I want a computer, more baby hatchables, and more phonecases.

– McKenzie

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Thursday, December 20, 2018 Dear Santa, I hope you had a great year. Thank you for helping all of us Celebrate Jesus’s birthday. Please don’t forget about the sick and needy.

I will have my old toys away to help too. These are a few things I would like to have two nerf guns, air hockey table, lazer tag, pogo stick, Rc cars, a drone with a camera and a bow and arrow. I have been trying really hard to be on the nice list. Be safe on your trip on Christmas eve.

I love you.

— Cooper Kelley

Dear Santa, My name is Carter Stephens I want a video game please – Carter Dear Santa, I have been a good girl I want a new bike for Xmas – Lauren Allen Dear Santa, Make up toys clothes shoes – Destiny Dear Santa, Toys, makeup, closes.

– Journey Dear Santa, I would like some Beanie Bees and lps – Avery

Dear Santa, Being goo all year is really hard! But I tried! For Christmas this year I want an untamed ravprio nerf gun- the bule one and a trainset please. Also couud you bring Mrs Claybrook something too Thank you.

— Javaris Stroud

Dear Santa, I wont a xbox3.

– Darnell Dadeville Elementary School First Grade

Dear Santa, For Christmas this year please get me WWE toys.

I want the ring and belt too! Also please get me a Jurassic Rex and Hot Wheels car wash. One last thing Santa I want a motorcycle. Thank you. P.S. Don’t forget the helmet!

— Jayceon Baggage

Dear Santa, I have been good Santa.

Can I have a dorne Santa.

From JJ. Can I have all this stuff modresikle Santa.

From JJ. And can I have a race corre chrac and can I have a remot water profe remot corre Santa. From JJ. Netindo Swich with mreoe to Santa. From JJ. And a remotc-chrol-sub-bre water profe Santa. From JJ. And can I have 20 litle crrce to Santa. From JJ. And can I have a tablite with ernet to Santa. From JJ. — JJ Adamson Dear Santa, I am wanting a army of people with a Barbie doll house. Wanting a motor cycle to ride. I’m wanting slime four colors so I can get it in my parents cars.

I also like board games I wanting the one that is a tower of sticks and you pull one at a time. I wanting a spider and angry bird so I can scare my mommy.

I love cooks and milk so I cant promise that there would be to many left but there will be plenty of carrots for your raindeer.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter.

— Madison Lumpkin Dear Santa, We wontt a trampoline ninja I bin gud.

— Trevelin Allen

Dear Santa, I wanta XBOX a tv a bed setup a batman toy. I want a batman toy. I want a bunch of bat man toys.

— Elenan Davis Dear Santa, This yeav for Chrsmas plese bying me four wheeler barbie clolli and some clothes.

— Danslee Moon

Dear Santa, My name is Traziah Tolbert.

For Christmas I would like a Barbie dream house, a Barbie doll and a lurabella doll.

— Traziah Tolbert Dear Santa, I want an American girl doll car and a American girl doll house. Merry Cristmas. I love Cristmas because you are nice.

— Claribel Rodriguez

Dear Santa, I want makeup and bracelit and to boy Barbie from my and Samantha. I will be good. Our elf is watching us and you are watching. I love Christmas. I forgot my Barbie trim house. And that is all.

— AnnaBelle Robinson Dear Santa, I love yoe. I once a toy.

— Sa’Mir

Dear Santa, I have been a good boy this year. So please bring me lots of presents for Christmas.

— Creed Bell Dear Santa, This Christmas I would like a R.C. car, Legos, toy Santa, toy monser truck!

Have a safe trip and Happy new year!

— Coltin Barnes

Dear Santa, I want 6000 vbucks. I want NFL 19 football game.

I want a new controllor please. Thank you and have a very merry Christmas. I love you.

—Favian Floyd Dear Santa, I am excited about Christmas. I have been working on my behavior I got all A’s. I want a wish me unicorn, camera, coloring book, and stickers. Have a Happy Christmas and safe trip.

—Madison C. Dear Santa, My name is Eric Moon. I have been a good by this year. I would like to have a bike, Legos, tv, gta5, new cloths and shoes, madden 19, 2K19, necklace. Thank you Santa for all the gifts.

— Eric Moon

“All I want for Christmas is for my family to be happy!”

— J’rney Lockhart

Glory to the Newborn King!

At this holy time of year and always, we hope His blessings surround you and bring you peace.

Thank you for being such an important part of our year. For your support and friendship, we feel blessed and grateful.

As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, we give thanks for the many blessings and good fortune he has bestowed upon us.

May the spirit of the season fill your heart and home with love. We wish you a wonderful Christmas and a year filled with peace, prosperity, good health and good fortune.

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Dear Santa, I want a camra I want me some clothes and shoes.

I want a house for my mommy and my brother and me I want some rings for Christmas I want some baby dolls and I want some more pencils to write with at home. Can you bring me a ipod because my mom said I cant have a fone thats all I want merry Christmas Santa.

— Paris Crayton Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is for my family to be happy!

And for me a real cooking setnep to got a big truck.

— J’rney Lockhart

Dear Santa, Please bring me a dinocharger. Also I like to play with slime. Ramses needs a new pog toy. Thank you.

Merry Christmas!

— Dawson Ray Colvin Dear Santa, I want a Lego set. Power Wheel Police Car and a Police Costume. I have been a very good boy.

— Emeri Chislom Dear Santa, I want a nerf gun. Machine gun. nerf gun. Nerf gun asault rifle. Clothes that fit.

— Chdrlie Tucker Dear Santa, LOL pets LOL little LOL bigo Barbie dream house Barbie I wish to have fun.

— Elizabeth Dear Santa, I want AL football. Also wont AL jersery. I wont some restlers and legos, et s and vido games, AL cap.

— Glenn Browder Dear Santa, I want a football game and two controllers for my XBOX 1 a new tv and a wresling men and wresling ring.

— Javoris Tolbert Dear Santa, for Christmas I want a Barbie dream house I want with e pool a play food Barbie doll Barbie vanacomie slime jelwery play dough. I love Santa.

— Germani Dear Santa, I would like a doll for Christmas and a whoopee cushion, and a sketch book, and a new bike with rec tangle pedals.

— Courtny Powell

Thursday, December 20, 2018

The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

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Dear Santa, I want ps4 controller to play games with my daddy and my sister.

— Anya Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is a doll Ipad clothes shoes phone.

— Unique David Dear Santa, How are you? I have been good. And I hope I get a baby alive doll and some diamonds for my mommy.

— Brandi Sistrunk Dear Santa, I have been a good by woolld like to get an dum a iphone and uma shark game.

— Jahveih Dear Santa, Hoverboard, babydoll, clothes, dipars pacifiers, bibs stroller, carseat.

— Skylyn Dear Santa, My name is Kaden Johnson I have been good. I want a playstation 4 and a scooter.

—Kaden Johnson Dear Santa, I want some Minnie stuf. Frozen stuff. and a super girl cape. and some sunny day stuff. and I would like for all kids and people to have a blanket to stay warm.

—Carter Tapley Dear Santa, I have been very good. I am asking for a walk with me bady dol a slime kit, and also puppy dog.

—Aujanae Dickson Dear Santa, What I want for Christmas is iPhone 5 and lots of hot wheels toy car jordan shoes and a Xbox 360.

—Darrell Pearson Dear Santa, Happy Birthday Jesus. I have been very good this year. I really want a new Jojo doll, Jojo pajamas anb a make up vanity I also want a new Tablet. I will leave you lots of milk and cookies. I will leave some carrots for the raindeers too. Merry Christmas!

— Kylie Stroud Dear Santa, I dear Santa I DaBryan I want IPhone5 I want a playstation 3 I Nerf gun I want Gocr.

— Da’Bryan Russell Dear Santa, Santa bring me lots of presents. Santa bring alots of gifts I like. We will leave you some cookies and milk. Christmas is my favorite time of the year. Santa you come to my school and take a picture with me and gave me a candy cane. Be careful Santa.

— Mianna Collym Dear Santa, This year I have beena evey good boy This year for Christmas would like a remote controlled car and I would also like a new bicycle.

— Ike N Castillo Dear Santa, I would like a Spiderman toy and a black panther toy. I also want a smartwatch. I have been a very good boy. I love you.

— Jayden Moss Dear Santa, I been good I want a PS4 and games some wrestlers a phone tablet power ranger football men Merry Christmas.

— Shermanski Cox Dear Santa, I been a good little girl this year what i want for Christmas a big Barbie doll a baby alive doll barbie game an a Xbox an a barbie game an i will leave cookies an milk for you.

— Sarrera Moss Dear Santa, I want a playstation for I want a football I want a elf I want a wwe cage I want a basketball I want slime I want a Fideetspinnr.

— Zhion Dear Santa, Ive been good this year. For Christmas i want PS 4, nintendo switch football basketball, call of duty game, 2K 11 wwe tablet race car game. Thank you.

— Serdarryen Pulliam

Dear Santa, I wot a lol and so lagos and sohashmos the soaprettdim srat and a preat strhs rtaad the last tha ghsrt.

— Jormaya Ploldson Dear Santa, I love you! Please can I get a tablet. Santa can you please get me walkie talkies, electric car and bike for Christmas. Can you help my mommy with my Christmas and my brothers and sisters! Please don’t get us one present! Thank you for everything you get me!

—Vincent Horle Dear Santa, I want Black panther toy, Flash and Arrow toy. I want Legos of Thor and Groot. I want Hulk Smash. I want all Avengers toys. please take a flower to Gran Bobo because an angel.

— Jadaraius Ford Dear Santa, I want brobe brhose I want flippez I want castle I want dolls I want shopkins I want dollhouse I want Barbie I want balloons I want bookbag I want shoes I want candy I want Peppa Pig I want bike I want crayons I want l.o.l. doll I want clothes I want frozen movie I want hot chocolate — Natailee Dear Santa, there are a fewx thinas I a bigg godzilla and spider a bleeroeter and indominvsrex.

— Matthew Dear Santa, What I want for Christmas is a bike, dollhouse, barbie dolls, Elena of avalor dolls, a dog that walks by its self, thank you Santa hope I get my presents.

— Kennedy G.

Dear Santa, I been pretty good this year. For Christmas I would like: 1) Xbox 360 2) Ninetendo ds 3) dirt bike 4) drone 5) Hexbug Nanos — Hunter Coon Dear Santa, I have been a very good boy this year and I hope you stop by for Christmas. For Christmas I would like a Nintendo Switch, Basketball goal, Football, Football cleats, Motorcylcle, Dog, Race car, Bat man custome, Diesel truck, Drone, camping tent, Aligator, Hair clippers, another cellphone, clothes, and shoes. P.S I hope you like the cookies and milk Santa.

— La’Jayden Robinson Dear Santa, I have been a good boy this year. This is what I want for Christmas. toy motorsake lite upball computr truk and car a popup book niklace for my mom.

— Elijah Crayton Dear Santa, For this Cristmas I would like a Barbie dream house with all the Barbie family dolls, a skate board, a computer, a Anna doll, a sick baby alive, doctor toy set and a baby alive potty. It would be nice fi could have all these toys. I will continue to be good. Thank you Santa.

— Makenzie Young Dear Santa, I want a huverburd and I want a forwheeler and I want a IFonex and I I want brand new whip with no keys. I love Santa.

— Gerraime Davis

Dear Santa, I have been a very good boy this year. I hope that you have seen how sweet I have been this year. I want for you to help make my GG better and let her come home again. I miss her. I also want a wreck it Ralph toy, some bug kits, new army men and some dolls for my sisters. I love you Santa.

— Riley Peters Dear Santa, Hello Santa my name is Conor Eli Baker I want a big go cart and a big four wheeler I have been good this year I like school I have 2 sisters and 2 brothers and 4 dogs.

— Conor Eli Baker Dear Santa, I want a nutcracker and a nintendo ds. I will leave milk and cookies. And carrots for the reindeer. I hope I am on the nice list.

— Brayden Stroud Dear Santa, tablbt bike Baribe set talkine dog crayons dogbook catbook make upset I hop I am on the eood list. I really want the se i will be eood.

— Jordan Gray Dear Santa, Doll house Barbie dolls Baby alive play house flue guitar panio doll high chair reading books yo-yo.

— Chelsea Dear Santa, For Christmas I would like a kitchen set, ipad, smartwatch, phone, wobble bubble, game pop belly pig, barbie doll van a robot, and some cloths and shoes.

— BreAsia Burns

Page 8 Dear Santa, I would like for you to bring me, A crybaby baby doll, an operation game, A barbie doll, A baby alive, diapers for my dolls and A Tablet or computer. A pillow that changes colors. And a monkey cover. A stroller for my dolls. A new bike with a baby doll car seat on it. And I will leave out eggnog and cookies for you on Christmas eve.

— MaKenzie Spraggins Dear Santa, What I want for Christmas is toy phon, popotrotoy, tablet, lidpshoz, toy phon, tapblet, dres.

— Lyona Marshall Dear Santa, cry baby doll, Barbie dream house, Ken Barbie, Ken clothes, a computer, little glemrs, a cat toy, a phone, nanna and papa something nice.

— Ka’Dyn DeShotel Dear Santa, I have beena good girl this year. I like LoL, dolls, dollhouse, babydolls.

— Alyson Bartlett

Dadeville Elementary School Second Grade

Dear Santa, I hope I an on the good list. I no you and the elfs have been working hard and that you have a hard time workind. a is rodaf good or bad is he playful. and is he in the front of the slay. I like your presents. You get the rigt thing for me and Marry Crist Mas to you!

— Elidan Dear Santa, I hope that i’m on the goodo list. I have been a good boy this year. I have made good colors such as greens, purples, blues this year. I have 16.8 AR points. I have been reading a lot of chapter book. your elfs have been working hard to make toys for all the good boys and girls around the world. I hope that my elf comes this year! I have a few mistakes on some tests but But I have been working hard But I learned from my mistakes. You have been working hard for this Christmas. Will rudolph be leading your sleigh this year?

— Brock Taylor Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have made good grades this year. I have been a normel boy this year. My AR this year is 36.4. I have been reading alot. I want a croonose a meetor a Nearf target and I want the mega thunder hok anda star ware LEGO. — Trae Dear Santa, I want a Xdox and a ntoeswris an a new blue an red bick anda theedos and a forwet and a mokecrolcar.

— Terence Dear Santa, Ive made some mistakakes this year. next year I will be try to be Good I promise. I would realy realy realy want an Invisible suit and a dirtbike. And I would like a hand gur. and I will make good choices for the rest of the year. I would need 4 bags of dog food we are running out I would want some Jordans. and I would want some nice church shoes and I want an xbox.

— Henry Davis Ankerson Dear Santa, I hope I,ve been good this year. I luvd the present I got last year. I wont a beanbag this year. I want a drooe dhis year. I wont a knife this year. I want a neregun this year.

— Branlyn Patterson Dear Santa, Mary Chrimause, I have been good. I hope I get lots of preasints. I wan’t a meany catupolt. and a cristl. I wan’t the elvs to deo somthinge funny. I hope you like the coukys and milk. I wish I kood see rudofe.

— Sarah Dear Santa, I have 17.2 AR points. Santa Christmas is because of Jesus’ birth. I know that your family is up there. I want a American girl doll. I want a slime kit las of slime I want a LOL doll los. I want a smushy. I want a shopkin.

— Alonah Baker Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have been reading book. I have been working on my AR points.

I have been a good girl. I have been reading Dr. Seuss books. I have been working on my points.

I hope I get to 120 AR points by the end of the school year. I want a silme kit and a L.O.L doll and a baby alive doll and a bike and to silme kit silme kit. I hope that I am on the nice list.

— Autumn Reese

The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Thursday, December 20, 2018

Thursday, December 20, 2018

The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Page 9 Dear Santa, I have been good. I wont a qiqystation. I also want a remote contrel rabotand I want a yellow electlicscooter. I washowboard.

— Trevioh Buckner Dear Santa, I hope I an on the gooo list. I have made good grades. Your e work rilly hard. I want to thank you for working rilly hard to. I love Chrimas. It isone of my favorite hall day. I have been makeing lot of mistake.

But I have been trying hard. I have 20 AR points.

Pleas doant put me on the note list I want LOL dolls menqids that chage coler. Tell the ewe that I sad Hello They have been working rilly hard to. Tell rodof that I sad Hello to. and tell Mrs Claws that I say Hello to. I wish I can see you but I cant.

— Makenna Grace Dear Santa, I have been good I hope Im on the good list. I wa’nt a dert bike and 7 norfe guns and a Lego set. I have 9.8 AR points. I have been a good boy.

— Colton Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have been a good girl. I like my elf. I’ve made some mistakes but I have been trting hard I have made good grades. I have 22.3 Ar points I want a LOL doll, pet, and sister — Rorie Mask Dear Santa, I krow you work hardin the wrok shop giveing presents tolittle kids. We all love you. I also really wanta hover board. I have been alittle good and bad. I am sorry if i have been alittle bad. Love you Santa!

— Rihanna Walker Dear Santa, I named myelf Shelby. I like her a lot. When she hides I feel like I am playing hide and seek. I hope I am on the good list. I love you and my Elf a lot!!! I won’t Jojo stuff, LOL, puppy, and a giant puppy stuff animal.

— Mary Riddle

The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

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Thursday, December 20, 2018

Dear Santa, I want a LOL doll for Christmas I am being good today.

I want my daddy to have a new Christmas tree. And my mama to have some makeup. I want DaviD to have a big think DaviD will have a big thing of play-doh and I want granddadd oget bette and tofeel better.

— Abby Climer Dear Santa, dirt bike and all Gear Jersey Clotches Four Wheeler G nerf Guns toilet paper gun toy dirt bike + kour wheeler xbox games — Braiden Hendrix Dear Santa, I would like neW air Forces Ones. I also Want a Batting cage and a new Bat. Then I Want a Nerf Suit and some Nerf Guns. I Want a new Football game for my Xbox. I Want a field goal post for my yard. I also Want Golden Hover Board. I Want a pair of LeBrons too. Thank youo.

— Harper Motes Dear Santa, I have been good this year I would like to have a toy rabbit a toy fish barbies, and dolls. My sister wants clothes.

My brther wants a Phone. I want new shoes too- high heels. I Want a new scarf and hat. I Love you Santa.

— Alice Crocker Dear Santa, Hoverb Hoverb Pink Hoverb Blue Car Purple BarBie dream house Yellow Phne the Back UV the Kade u Play Tree Blue Slime green Paintmakey minniemouse red GliTTer Black DoLLs BooKS Mirrow — Olivia Dowdell Dear Santa, Hellow! My name is Tristan and I am 7 years old. I would love it if I got these gifts for Christmas. 1. Fast Four WHeeLer 2. PuzzLe 3. Xbox 4. AirpLane 5. Cell Phone Merry Christmas P.S. Enjoy the milk and cookies — Tristan Wilkerson Dear Santa, for Christmas I would like a perple sled and a cotton cendy mashine and a bathbom mashine and a motorcycle and a goldin hoverboard fly safele — June Carr Dear Santa, I want A HoverboarD. Playstation games my bro plocologne Dnecklace Foam Shoes motorcycle Gold LamBO Big HousE tablet robot BOAt Wings spoke ship headset — Reese Kingston Dear Santa, Please Bring me a gold necklace, a Robot, a Remote control car, and boxing meh on a stage. thank you. men riding a skateboard.

— Hamp McKelvey Dear Santa, Please bRing Me A Robot, a remote control jeep, LeGos, cars, animals, and a gold necklas. I like you Santa Claus. I like the toys that you Give us!!! Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas — Hank McKelvey Dear Santa, I love ChrisTmas. It is so fun because we want To say have a merry chrisTmAs, please bring me A CAmerA And AN AmericAN girl doll. A boy AmericAN girl doll. I WANT winter clotches for my doll and boy cloThes.

— Macie Harrelson Dear Santa, I would like for you to bring me a gymnastics bar.

— Allitra Walton

Wishing you and your loved ones a bright and beautiful Christmas that shines with every possible joy.

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Dear Santa, I want a unicorn. Aed a LOL ydrwrapc. Ded a LOL bige Pets. That’s all for chrisms — Liz Middledrooks Dear Santa, I want a Alabama bookbag, and a Baby Alive. I will be good.

— Abigail Arrington Dear Santa, for Christmas I want a Blue computer, some outdoor toy’s. and Roblox war machine. If you are gooooood Santa I will get you cookes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

— Eli Veres

Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas 4-wheeler and a helmet hike jacket drone 2ps game lap top remote controcavs timberlan boots board games art board art supplies ps4 dirt bike xbox — Messiah Turner Dear Santa, dear Santa what I what for Crismis I what a doll I what a poll I what mak a I what diviy board I what hov bord irsin 8 hiy his a I what closs I what a bad I what a dog. I what a pursa I I what a nells and d2 is I what pigiy bak I what a new book bag I what a borbe drim has I what to blit I what a loch in.

— Rykevia Brown

The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Thursday, December 20, 2018 Dear Santa, I have been good this year. all my frinds have to. So sit them everything they wan’t this year. I wan’t a huvery board, and school splis.

— Blair Morse Dear Santa, i have been good this year so I want a gokart and some shoes and a iPhone 6 pls — Jataurious Dear Santa, i see is December is a good for toys. I wanna a good class for Santa.

— Maison Garrett Derer Sater, this is a List of I whaet for Crisemes II what a for Weller for Crisemes and I What et a doll for Crisemes and I what a dollhome. And IV been good this week and I wnat like a cor for cisemeg. And i Left you some cookise I hope you Like them and I lent yoou a prist upon t net rea I hope you like. You are gora need it.

— Memoree Sherrod Deari Santa, For school I need math books crayons writing books reading books number chart wood cards science books social studies pens penicls I hope I Learn my timetables. I hope I bring my reading up I will try to be good in school Dear Sante, Sante I do not whant much for Christmas I Only Whant 3 thigs and I have to Be a good little girl. and I will be good in school. and tell the elf I said that when he come to my homes to set werh I can see him I love you Sant and elf — Nalaja Heard

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Dear Santa, I want a play kichen set so I can cook for my sister, brather, dad, and, mom and the rest of my family and I want a hair set so I can fix their hair and I would really want is a new kitten.

— Baylee Ames Dear Santa, I hope Santa come to my house and I hope Santa put me on the Nice list and I hope Santa give me good stuff. and I thank Santa is a good man and I hope Santa give me games and I hope him give me a Doll house.

— Jalia Burns Dear Santa, I wish I have a new game called minecrat story mode the full game d gfit for my closs because they so are so nice luke ill gife him a game a 2 player peytono a new 3bs games Mario bros jamacio some new shos — Xavion Wilson Dear Santa, I wont a lot of Barbie dolls and a doll house and a lot of Barbie cars and shoes and clothus and BarBie chuf and supise Bih’Bags and dress up clothus and PlaydoH and a Barbie pizza maker and diney Princess Books Anna and Elson 2 olls and thu castle and neckis an. prarlit and toy rumpter and coloring books and al dad with gold and siver casus — Tyrica Giles

“I hope Santa come to my house and I hope Santa put me on the Nice list and I hope Santa give me good stuff. and I thank Santa is a good man and I hope Santa give me games and I hope him give me a Doll house.”

— Jalia Burns

Dear Santa, I have ben good this year. If you can II would like a phone for chrismas. or a computer. I would like to have a phone mostly because I alwas brake my phones. Im hope I am not asking for to much.

— Zy’Meshia Taylor Dear Santa, I Have Ben good this year. I whuld Like a Baskit Ball gole. A now RC car a RC Gt Race car a RC Drift car and hot weels cars and a trak to go whith it — Adam dear santa, I wont shapys eter fine poinit led picils books watch bands shoes schoole supplies a phone fortnite pug led drawing bord wirteing paper skateboard baseball egr it ment coling pencils uder morgacets hatg — Andrew Dear Santa, this year I have been ok and for chrismas I want to rubber ban kits, JoJo doll, fitbit teal watch, JoJo shirt, JoJo sheets and cover, big trampoline, JoJo poster, JoJo head phones, JoJo bows, art supplies, and what else you know what I want. And all I really need is to injoy the Christmas holidays and speend it with my family.

— Cayle Pounds Dear Santa, for Christmas I would like a mickrsckope and sprise me for the other things — Fraces Fineberg Dear Santa, I want a new tablet and PS4 for cristmas. and I Broke my tablet on the toilet.

I didn’t mean too. and I want a new tablet. please its not fun anymore with my nitindo 2ds. if I get my tablet and PS4 it will make me super duper duper duper happy. and then when I play oone of them I’ll be happy — DJ Wilkerson Dear Santa, Do you got a reindeer but inway I want a Phone a ladtop games for my PS4 and keydrod and shoes and cothen but can we get back at the reindeer prat so is rodoff the-red rose reindeer is true I he is — Stacy Presley Dear Santa, I would like a huge LOL Doll for christmas this year. Also Thank you for being a great santa clause.

— Baxlee

Dear Santa, I wich I had a electrick skate n some Electick skats a new bed the game coll of duty black opsy a new ps4 for me a big tv for my room I want the game fall out 4 thats all — Jacob Chance Dear Santa, I want a bike and a doll home a doll and a new tlablit and a pup and the LOL biggs prise and a Fone and a a Baby alive.

— Jade Pullium Dear Santa, I want Xbox1, remote control truck dav Pilkey, bonks, Auburn Helmet, a Lions hat, Panthers hat and Auburn hat — George Patterson Dear Santa, I wont a xbox3 and ctrollers. and I wont 1,000 legos and weth 2,000 more. and I wont 1,000 dollars and I wont a rell moder sicel. and a lot of paper. a I wont a marker and a bode.

— Darnell Canady Dear Santa, I wont a cat for Christmas and some more legos and ax box 2 and 10000 dols and 1,0000 vido goms I want some toys And jumd bop and 1,0000 box of cracons das I will never run out.

— Chandler Hand Dear Santa, I wont a iPhon and caes and shos and a lejtrit codry.

— Ronasiah Hutchins Dear Santa, I would really like a red Bike with training wheels that will come off and a KicKstand. I would also like a Baseball Dress up costume.

— Luke Loftin Dear Santa, for Christmas I want a phone and a small gamin g computer thats all I want for cristmas.

— Kyle Sims

Dear Santa, I wat a intindowin and shos go cat and a 4 wire and a biyn dolls in ones new games for my play stayin 4 cshoire legos and two legos and a legos moves and a new cauu n box and a new to birt and a new mors and a techrt I wot a Doll in a bak yote motsikin a cat in udr pese book — JaMario Taylor

Dear Santa, I would like a hoverboard and smart watch and I want some new Make up and I want a elf on the self and I want new clothes! thank you — Peyton Stanford

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The Dadeville Record – Letters to Santa

Page 12 Dear Santa, I hope I an on the good list. I no you and the elfs have been working hard and that you have a hard time workind. a is rodaf good or bad is he playful. and is he in the front of the slay. I like your presents.

You get the rigt thing for me and Marry Crist Mas to you!

— Elidan Dear Santa, I hope that i’m on the goodo list. I have been a good boy this year. I have made good colors such as greens, purples, blues this year. I have 16.8 AR points. I have been reading a lot of chapter book. your elfs have been working hard to make toys for all the good boys and girls around the world. I hope that my elf comes this year! I have a few mistakes on some tests but But I have been working hard But I learned from my mistakes. You have been working hard for this Christmas. Will rudolph be leading your sleigh this year?

— Brock Taylor Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have made good grades this year. I have been a normel boy this year. My AR this year is 36.4. I have been reading alot. I want a croonose a meetor a Nearf target and I want the mega thunder hok anda star ware LEGO. — Trae

Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have been reading book. I have been working on my AR points. I have been a good girl. I have been reading Dr. Seuss books. I have been working on my points. I hope I get to 120 AR points by the end of the school year.

I want a silme kit and a L.O.L doll and a baby alive doll and a bike and to silme kit silme kit. I hope that I am on the nice list.

— Autumn Reese

Dear Santa, I have been good I hope Im on the good list. I wa’nt a dert bike and 7 norfe guns and a Lego set. I have 9.8 AR points. I have been a good boy.

— Colton

Dear Santa, I hope I an on the gooo list. I have made good grades. Your e work rilly hard. I want to thank you for working rilly hard to.

I love Chrimas. It isone of my favorite hall day. I have been makeing lot of mistake. But I have been trying hard. I have 20 AR points. Pleas doant put me on the note list I want LOL dolls menqids that chage coler. Tell the ewe that I sad Hello They have been working rilly hard to. Tell rodof that I sad Hello to. and tell Mrs Claws that I say Hello to. I wish I can see you but I cant.

— Makenna Grace

Dear Santa, I hope I am on the nice list. I have been a good girl. I like my elf. I’ve made some mistakes but I have been trting hard I have made good grades. I have 22.3 Ar points I want a LOL doll, pet, and sister — Rorie Mask

Dear Santa, I uwt a remote control car, scootre, phone, bike — Evan Beckham

Dear Santa, I have been good. I wont a qiqystation. I also want a remote contrel rabotand I want a yellow electlicscooter. I washowboard.

— Trevioh Buckner

Dear Santa, I krow you work hardin the wrok shop giveing presents tolittle kids. We all love you. I also really wanta hover board. I have been alittle good and bad.

I am sorry if i have been alittle bad. Love you Santa!

— Rihanna Walker Dear Santa, I wont furlamr Fene a loo car, and a newtrick bike and a new bike — Drake Sevarns

Dear Santa, I named myelf Shelby.

I like her a lot. When she hides I feel like I am playing hide and seek. I hope I am on the good list. I love you and my Elf a lot!!!

I won’t Jojo stuff, LOL, puppy, and a giant puppy stuff animal.

— Mary Riddle Dear Santa, I wut like a elf I hat I can tuch. I wut Like to have a cut cat a ril one. I wut like have a new shoes. I love you Santa. Think you for my Joy. I love you.

— Blakely Vernon Dear Santa, I want Doll Little Santa Little Stuff dog Big Sutff Cat elf on the sefl B Dream House treasure chest fake money ter Horses Bike Jewelry Christmas Books Mikey Mouse note book LittLe Grinch — Heaven Davis

Thursday, December 20, 2018 Dear Santa, I Like hoverbord. I Love Christmas I love Santa can you get something for my gyes I word like a TV can you get something for my mom can you get something for my sis can you get something for my dad can you get something for scott — Deon Jones Jr. Dear Santa, I want trch nistmes are mote concrete car and leGos and as nerf gun and a ninja costume ad a toy contaha. And avkorven detta mask. And a phone.

— Aivan Fuller Dear Santa, I alredey written a Christmas List but my mom she alwas has a head ake whene she comes home so Santa can you help her plese.

— Addie Latham

Dear Santa, I Like for Christmas, a tet’s for tiys, Hores and a Cat my veoy one dog — Kevie Yarbrough

Dear Santa, I wont do Christmas a fourwill and a trick bike.

Gold watch.

— Scott Knight

Dear Santa, Wanit a rase cars and rase cars khaks and cande and toys — Dominic Mitter

Dear Santa, I well like a horse and a good christmas fr msosates. I well like amheur BeD. and I Well like toys. and Jewelry.

— Makayla Johnson

Dear Santa, I wote a JoJo doll and a Bobeye Jhostst set and a Pet Hrose and a now shoes and Rense and Frese and Love and Book Book Book and Lego and a rbot lirole core — Dixie Grace Taylor Dear Santa, I wont a fon and a x-baxs and a tablit and a vihol and a cuet and a clus fur mwmw and a clus fur my and shuos fur mwmw and fur my bick cas and ahemit — Jayden Ammons Dear Santa, I want a stick bot and a ben 10 omnotrix and a happy Christmas for my family.

— Camden Goodwin Dear Santa, Santa can i get a iphon5 and can i get LOL toys and for christmas i will like a car and a comple. Dear Santa and I love you so much.

— Zanijah Caldwell Dear Santa, I well like to have my brother for chri stmas.

— Cahdee Jones

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Dear Santa, I want a Xdox and a ntoeswris an a new blue an red bick anda theedos and a forwet and a mokecrolcar.

— Terence Dear Santa, Ive made some mistakakes this year. next year I will be try to be Good I promise. I would realy realy realy want an Invisible suit and a dirtbike.

And I would like a hand gur. and I will make good choices for the rest of the year. I would need 4 bags of dog food we are running out I would want some Jordans. and I would want some nice church shoes and I want an xbox.

— Henry Davis Ankerson Dear Santa, I hope I,ve been good this year. I luvd the present I got last year. I wont a beanbag this year. I want a drooe dhis year. I wont a knife this year. I want a neregun this year.

— Branlyn Patterson Dear Santa, Mary Chrimause, I have been good. I hope I get lots of preasints. I wan’t a meany catupolt. and a cristl. I wan’t the elvs to deo somthinge funny. I hope you like the coukys and milk. I wish I kood see rudofe.

— Sarah Dear Santa, I have 17.2 AR points.

Santa Christmas is because of Jesus’ birth. I know that your family is up there. I want a American girl doll. I want a slime kit las of slime I want a LOL doll los. I want a smushy. I want a shopkin.

— Alonah Baker

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