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The Fairhope Lions Club recently awarded its two Luke Lancaster scholarships. For more, see page 31.

Dragon boats rocked the water at the 4th annual Dragon Boat Festival Fuse Project’s Dragon Boat Festival has become one of the largest fundraising events in South Alabama. For more, see page 34.

A 37-year-old Bay Minette woman has been given a $300,000 bond in charges stemming from the production of child pornography involving her own children. Jennifer Lynne Weekley is charged with three counts: sexual abuse of a child under 12, permitting or allowing a child to engage in production of obscene matter and production of obscene matter. During a bond hearing on June 21, Assistant District At-

Pavillion Music Series continues at Spanish Fort Town Center Spanish Fort Town Center will continue to host its new Pavilion Music Series from 6:30 until 8 p.m. each Thursday evening through August 24. For more, see page 32.

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torney Matt Simpson laid out the charges against Weekley and some of the information that led to her arrest. “What we have in this case is Ms. Weekley has communicated with an individual in Florida via text message conversations,” Simpson said. “We have those text message conversations. In those conversations, she discusses with this person in Florida as to the acts that she would perform with her children who were a girl at the age of 6 or 7 at the time and a boy the age of 3 or 4 at the time.” Simpson said multiple acts

‘The sound of freedom’? Military aircraft noise an issue for some Fairhope residents By CLIFF McCOLLUM cliff@gulfcoastmedia.com

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Late last week, Fairhope Mayor Karin Wilson posted on her official Facebook page a letter sent to the commanding officer at NAS Whiting Field about noise at the Fairhope Airport from military aircraft. In the letter dated June 15, Wilson informs Captain Todd Bahlau of numerous complaints from residents nearby to the airport “I wanted to write and formal request a public meeting between the Navy and the Fairhope citizens that are impacted by the military aircrafts (sic) in our community,” Wilson wrote. “I have received an excessive amount of complaints from area residents. The items of concern are aircrafts (sic) flying too low, continuous touch and go training, time of aircraft activity (as late as midnight) and overall frequency of aircrafts (sic)

since last spring.” Wilson wrote the aircraft were impacting people’s decisions to to live in the city. “The military aircrafts (sic) are driving residents out of Fairhope due to the constant noise, it is seriously impacting the quality of life and will potentially impact the real estate values,” Wilson wrote. “Please let me know how we can support our military, while working to combat this problem, so Fairhope can continue to be the premier community that we love.” Wilson proposed three dates for public meetings for Bahlau to accept: Aug. 8, Sept. 12 and Sept. 26. Wilson initially posted the letter June 21, but that post was deleted. In a follow up explanation on June 22, Wilson said the post was accidentally deleted. “I apologize for accidentally deleting the post and thread addressSEE NOISE, PAGE

Daphne says goodbye to city clerk were included in the productions Weekley allegedly created. “These are acts that she would perform on the children, the children would perform on her and the children would perform amongst themselves that she would encourage,” Simpson said. “She would photograph these at the request of this individual in Florida and send these images to this individual in Florida.” Simpson said authorities have confiscated the individual from Florida’s cell phone and SEE PORNAGRAPHY, PAGE

Spanish Fort High AP reading list pulled after concerns from residents By CLIFF McCOLLUM cliff@gulfcoastmedia.com

Concerns from local residents have led to a summer reading list for a Spanish Fort High School AP Government/Economics being pulled. Spanish Fort High teacher Gene Ponder’s summer reading list for his class included a number of texts from a majority of conservative and right-leaning authors including Ann Coulter, Michael Savage, Ron Paul, Thomas Sowell, Chuck Colson and Ronald Reagan. Some of the titles of the books included “Trickle Up Poverty: Stopping Obama’s Attacks on Our Borders, Economy and Security,” “Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto,” “48 Liberal Lies About American History,” “Guilty: Liberal ‘Victims’ and Their Assault on America,” “Liberalism is a Mental Disorder,” and “The Land of Fair Play: American Civics from a Christian Perspective,” to name a few. Ponder had previously been a Republican candidate for Alabama’s lieutenant governorship back in 2010. Posts shared on social media on June 21 questioned if the Baldwin County School System had endorsed the reading list and the perceived lack of diversity of ideas, as well as whether it met the reading levels required for a 12th grade AP class.

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Rebecca Hayes retiring after 17 years with city By CLIFF McCOLLUM cliff@gulfcoastmedia.com

Daphne city leaders paid tribute to outgoing City Clerk Rebecca Hayes last week, as she steps into retirement at the end of June. Councilman Joe Davis thanked Hayes for “putting up with the country boy who wasn’t sure of a lot of things.” “You’ve always been understanding and kind,” Davis said. “We don’t have anybody taking your place. We have someone following you.” Councilman Robin LeJeune echoed Davis’ sentiments. “It’s been a great pleasure working with you and enjoyable to come by and see you in your office,” LeJeune said. “You’ve always given me good advice.” Councilman Pat Rudicell said Hayes was one of the people who helped him even before he came into office. “I thank you for all of the help,” Rudicell said. “You were one of the people who convinced me about the opportunity to serve. I appreciate you doing that - sometimes.” Councilwoman Tommie Conaway said she had the pleasure of knowing Hayes for many years. “When I was principal, I could always come to city hall and see her friendly face,” Conaway said. “Thank you for 17 years of dedication and commitment to the city of Daphne.” Former Councilman John Lake rose during public comments to pay tribute to Hayes as well. “She’s been a great person to work with,” Lake said. “We may have disagreed at times, and I may have gotten mad a few times, but I still love you.” Council President Ron Scott said Hayes had sometimes had to referee some battles between the council members over the years and he was thankful for all of her hard work and kindness. Hayes spent 13 years with the city as assistant clerk before SEE CLERK, PAGE

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discussed with him what was sent on the phones. “We have sent all of the phones we have collected, including Ms. Weekley’s phone, to the FBI in Quantico where they are examining those phones,” Simpson said. Simpson said they have also interviewed Weekley’s daughter, who disclosed some of the actions performed. “They had a game that they would call ‘Huckle Buckle,’ where she would disclose photographs and engage in activities like penetration that Ms. Weekley would perform on the child that were consistent with the images described on the text conservation and sent to the individual in Florida,” Simpson said. Simpson asked for $100,000 bond on each of the charges Weekley is facing. He also requested that if Weekley made bond that she be allowed no contact with her children, no contact with any children under the age of 18 and also asked for GPS

ankle monitoring and house arrest. Baldwin County District Court Judge William Scully granted Simpson’s requests, recommending to Weekley that she retain an attorney. “The allegations they’ve made against you are pretty horrific,” Scully said. “At this time, I will go along with the proposed bond that Mr. Simpson suggested.” Simpson said the charges brought against Weekley were the result of a long investigation from multiple agencies. “This was a team involvement,” Simpson said. “We started with the Bay Minette Police Department, and it has evolved to the FBI Mobile Office, Care House and DHR in Baldwin County as well as investigators from our office. We expanded to the FBI in Orlando as well as the district attorney’s office in Seminole County, Florida.” Simpson said the felonies Weekley is currently facing include two that could carry sentences of 20 years to life in prison.

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ing the noise pollution at the airport,” Wilson said. “I am traveling to Miami for the U.S. Conference of Mayors and removed it by mistake while using my phone instead of my laptop in an attempt to edit it. I was not attempting to get rid of the comments.” Wilson explained some of the reasoning behind why the letter was sent. “The letter was written on my behalf to follow up on multiple email attempts to schedule a public meeting that will include representatives from the Airport Authority, the FAA and military officials,” Wilson wrote. “The letter did not reflect the very positive meetings I’ve had with Navy officials dating back to November of 2016. I wanted you to hear from the experts too in order to ensure all your questions are answered and I wanted to do this in a timely way.” On the comments

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rising to the city clerk position four years ago, serving under five different councils in her various roles. She thanked the council for all of their support. “You have all been so supportive,” Hayes said. “The one thing I love

about this council - you are working together. That is great for the council because it’s good for the citizens to see you all getting along. It’s been a great journey these 17 years.” During the meeting, the council voted unanimously to approve the contract for Hayes’ successor, Candace Antinarella.

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Baldwin County Board of Education President Shannon Cauley said she became aware of the issue through social media and brought it to the attention of school system leaders. “As the school board rep for the SF area, I saw a concern and addressed it with the Superintendent,” Cauley wrote in a Facebook post. “As a courtesy, the school principal called to let me know that the list had been removed and assignment cancelled. He’ll be sending an email to all Senior students/parents to notify them that there

on the post, residents seemed to be split on whether the letter was an appropriate reaction. “I’ve lived in this town for 15 years, and not once have I ever been bothered by aircraft,” Marcus Moseley wrote. “100 complaints? You can find 100 people here that would complain about pretty much anything. They complain about too many flowers. They complain about timber management at Knoll park. They complain about growth. They complain all day, every day. Wasting time complaining to the Navy about airspace concerns for a bunch of spoiled dilettantes is an embarrassing waste of time. Seriously. There are issues that have actual solutions. This isn’t one of those. This is just a production number designed to appear as some sort of executive bravado. But it’s just performance art.” Other supported Wilson’s stance. “We have only lived here for a few years, but I have wondered about the

constant plane noise,” Noah Funderburg wrote. “I work outside in my yard a lot and it is annoying. Sounds like we are about to be strafed at any moment. We can hear the noise indoors too. Is this the most pressing issue for Fairhope? Maybe not, but I would appreciate knowing more about the cause and whether there are limits. When I read some of the previous comments it seems different residents had different notions of what caused the sound. So an informational meeting seems appropriate me. Armed with more information we might be satisfied with the situation. I also suggest that if we ask whether the activity could be modified, limited, or even removed, we might find there are some attractive options. Why should we just roll over and say we have to listen to unnecessary noise if we don’t have to?” On an interview with WABF 1480 AM Monday morning, Council President Jack Burrell and Councilman Kevin Boone

said they didn’t see what solutions could be brought to the situation. “It’s unfortunate the letter was sent out,” Boone said. “I live in Fairhope, and I don’t even notice it. Unfortunately, when you move around the airport, you may have noise that comes about with the practice of these fine servicemen and women.” Burrell said the Fairhope Airport Authority had meetings with naval officials several years ago, and said he and others had continued to pursue possible ways to fix the issue. “One of the solutions would be to try to open up air space in areas north of here, but there are obstacles to that process and it’s been an ongoing discussion,” Burrell said. “The military has been flying missions over this way for 50, 60, 70 years, so this isn’t something new to this area.” Questions and messages to officials at NAS Whiting Field have not been returned at this time.

will be no summer reading assignment for this AP government class.” In a statement released to the media, Baldwin County Superintendent Eddie Tyler said the list was removed by the teacher and will not be used. “Mr. Ponder’s reading list that is going around on social media has not been endorsed by the school system,” Tyler wrote. “The list has been removed by the teacher. Baldwin County Public Schools has a process to vet and approve reading lists so that a variety of sources are used. I expect all employees to follow our processes, procedures and policies.”

Posted online, this copy of Spanish Fort High teacher Gene Ponder’s summer reading list includes a majority conservative and right-leaning authors, a point that concerned local residents and led to several complaints being lodged with the Baldwin County School System.

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Magnolia Cemetery Tour rescheduled to Wednesday, Aug. 2 The June 21 Magnolia Cemetery Tour was rescheduled because of concerns about the weather. The new date and time is Wednesday, Aug. 2, at

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DAPHNE, Ala. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The United States Sports Academy is pleased to announce the graduation of Dr. Sandra K. Geringer of Daphne, Ala., with a Doctor of Education degree in sports management with a sports marketing emphasis, with honors. The United States Sports Academy is an independent, non-profit, accredited, special mission sports university created to serve the nation and world with programs in instruction, research and service. The role of the Academy is to prepare men and women for careers in the profession of sports. The Academy is based in Daphne, Ala. For more information, call (251) 6263303 or visit www.ussa.edu.

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Community Calendar Mondays THE DAPHNE MUSEUM meets the second Monday of each month at 10 a.m. The museum is located at 405 Dryer Ave. in Daphne. Visitors are welcome. The museum is open to the public from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free. Special tours may be scheduled by calling 251-625-4300. For further information, call Mickey Boykin, 251-626-3275. THE GERMAN-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP GROUP will meet each first Monday of the month at 11:45 a.m. for a luncheon. For information or to register, call by the Friday before the first Monday, 251-928-7495. The GFWC Jubilee Woman’s Club meets the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. The General Federation of Women’s Club is an international women’s organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of other through volunteer service. For membership or to join us at a guest, please email HYPERLINK “https://email. hostaccount.com/owa/redir. aspx?C=lU-LzhRW9ki0YR3ePUjZe4UIvVc0PtQItKVAntmwOHZArdT9esBwd3Ii5WVQbIqXoPG2Ie 2naE.&URL=mailto%3ajubileegf wc%40gmail.com”jubileegfwc@ gmail.com. Tuesdays

SOUTH ALABAMA SCORE will give expert, confidential and free counseling for small business owners and entrepreneurs every Tuesday morning in Fairhope. To make an appointment call 251928-6387. For info visit southalabama.score.org P.A.L.S., PEOPLE WITH ACTIVE LIFESTYLES WHO ARE SINGLE, is a social organization made up of single adults ages 55 and older. The group meets Tuesday evenings to eat dinner together at different local restaurants. Other fun activities are also scheduled each month. For information call Frankie Hyde at 251-990-9567 or Diane Gray at 251-269-0416. THE AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM “SMART DRIVER” will be offered on the following dates in 2017: May 5 , Aug. 4 and Nov. 3. The Friday classes are six-hour offerings from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Homestead Village in Fairhope. Lunch is offered for $8 and may be ordered with registration by calling 251-929-0250. Tuition for the class is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members and is collected by instructor at the beginning of class. After obtaining certification, participants may apply for an auto insurance discount for a three-year period.

Homestead Village is located at 924 Plantation Blvd. THE EASTERN SHORE FEDERATED WOMEN’S CLUB, founded in 1929, unites women to increase their knowledge and improve their communities through volunteer service in Art, Conservation, Education, Home Life, International Affairs and Public Issues. Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 11:30 a.m., at The Lakewood Club at The Colony in Fairhope. Monthly meetings include a guest speaker and dutch treat lunch. Guests are welcome. For more information, call 251-928-7558. Fairhope Museum of History hosting “Tea for Two” Each Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m., the museum hosts a ‘tea’ where guests enjoy a cup of delicious Baldwin County tea, cookies and a lecture on an interesting aspect of Fairhope history. These very popular afternoon events are sponsored by the Friends of the Museum group. The Fairhope Museum of History invites everyone to attend for colorful, interesting and entertaining afternoons at the museum. For more information on the upcoming “Tea for Two” programs, call the Fairhope Museum of History at 929-1471.

Wednesdays JUBILEE TOASTMASTERS meets each Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m at Homestead Village - Fairhope in the Cameilla room. They provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills.

The meetings are open to anyone over 18 years of age. For more information visit www.9032. toastmastersclubs.org.

morning, 7:30 a.m., at the Grand Hotel, Point Clear. Go to www. pointclearrotary.org for more information.

A FREE YOGA CHAIR CLASS FOR PEOPLE WITH MS for those with MS will be held at Fairhope United Methodist Church Christian Life Center. Class is funded by a grant from the MS Foundation and instructed by Billie Reinhart. Call before attending or with questions: (251) 379-4493 or visit www.thrivefairhope.com..

NIX CENTER BASIC BALLROOM THE JAMES P. NIX CENTER HOSTS FAIRHOPE’S FAMOUS CABARET DANCES on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. Dances begin at 7 p.m. and end at 10 p.m. and are open to any person over the age of 21. Those attending are welcome to bring beverages and snacks. Cost is $5 for Nix Center members and $9 for guests. The Nix Center is a smoke-free facility. For additional information on Fairhope’s Famous Cabaret Dances, call 928-2835.

THE KIWANIS CLUB OF DAPHNE-SPANISH FORT meets every Wednesday at noon. Our meeting location is Lake Forest Yacht Club overlooking Mobile Bay. Join us for lunch and find out how you can make a difference. For more information, contact us through our website, HYPERLINK “http://daphnespanishfortkiwanis.org/”http://daphnespanishfortkiwanis.org/

Thursdays THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT 199 meets the first Thursday night of each month at 6 p.m. We welcome all members to join us and we invite anyone who would like to join our organization. We are dedicated to helping our community veterans, military and family. We challenge you to step and volunteer to help give back to those who served so bravely. We invite you to try our Monday Night Mess starting Sept 14 at 5 p.m. Our Mess is a home cooked meal served for only $6. Join us for good food and fun! THE POINT CLEAR ROTARY CLUB meets every Thursday

Fridays THE KIWANIS CLUB OF FAIRHOPE AND EASTERN SHORE meets each Friday morning at 7:30 a.m. in the Camelia room at Homestead Village. Go to www.easternshorekiwanis.org for more information.

UPCOMING July 1 Spanish Fort Town Center will once again explode with activity when the open-air shopping center hosts Smoke on the Coast Food & Fireworks Festival from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The majority of the event’s activities will be situated at Town Center Park, just off Bass Pro Drive within Spanish Fort Town Center. An array of food trucks will be lined up in the property’s Town Center Park to offer guests an assortment of great treats including gourmet hamburgers and

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handcrafted milkshakes from Bleus Burger, southern seafood from Crabby T’s Catering, southern meats and sides from Moe’s Original Bar-B-Que, chicken-ona-stick and funnel cakes from Foster Concessions, Mexican fare from Los Tacos, frozen treats from Chill Yogurt Truck and refreshing Italian Ice from Rita’s. In addition to fabulous food, guests will enjoy live musical entertainment headlined by The Mulligan Brothers, an Americana folk-rock band from Mobile, Alabama.

July 2 Dr. Tomm Johnson will speak on “Choice Theory: How it Shaped a Family of Free-Thinkers” at 11 a.m. at the Fellowship building at 1150 Fairhope Avenue. Choice Theory, developed by William Glasser, MD, provides an explanation of motivation which is markedly different from what many of us have been taught. Dr. Johnson is a landscape designer economist, botanist, and lawyer. He comes from a long line of overachieving, free-thinking individuals. During our celebration of independence from rule by a monarchy, he will share some of his observations of how making certain choices can influence entire generations.

July 12 Casey Daniel, Ph.D., of USA Mitchell Cancer Institute will present “Cancer Prevention and Risks” at noon at the James P. Nix Center in Fairhope. Lunch will be served. Register for this free event by calling 251-9901853. SUBMIT: courier@gulfcoastmedia.com

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Dads: the Indispensable Ingredient Because June is the month we celebrate Father’s Day, I hope that you ‘II indulge me one more week of reflection on Fatherhood. I performed the wedding of my oldest child a couple of weeks ago, and I suppose I’m still swimming in the deep waters of nostalgia. A couple of years ago, I ran across the story of the Pilanesburg Elephant Project in that eponymous game reserve in South Africa. When the park first opened, young male elephants orphaned through herd culling in other parks were placed there because they were easier to transport. Soon they were joined by herds of females and their offspring. As the orphaned males became juveniles, they began to act badly, pestering the females constantly to mate and taking out their frustrated rejection on smaller animals (mostly rhinos-which they just about wiped out of the park) and small vehicles. Park rangers were facing the prospect of having to euthanize the offenders when they hit on an idea. With considerable effort, they transported several mature bull elephants into the park. The “dads”’ impact was immediate. After thrashing the daylights out of a couple of juveniles who dared to look at them sideways, all of the juveniles’ behavior improved immediately and their hormone levels actually dropped into the ranges appropriate for their age and place in the herd. There hasn’t been a single rhino incident since. What a simple and clear illustration from nature of the critical, indispensable role of fathers! They have job that no other family

member is wired to do. When they do it well, peace, blessing, and freedom reigns for everyone; when they are absent, everyone suffers. The statistics related to fatherlessness are negative predictors for children of both sexes in every conceivable level from lifespan to educational achievement to personal happiness. The breakdown of our culture is the story of the breakdown of the family, which is really the story of the breakdown of fatherhood and, ultimately, the breakdown of manhood. The restoration of these things comes from the same place it has always come from: the One Man Jesus who reveals the Father perfectly. He is the Father to the fatherless and the re-maker of broken men. May our prayer be for the kind of revival pictured in the final verses of the Old Testament, that, in the last days, the promised prophet will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the children to their fathers.

Dr. Eric Hankins, Senior Pastor

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Merchant Marine veteran was blockade runner in WWII By ALLISON MARLOW At 16, Don Mulhern had already lost two uncles to German forces who sunk their ship 300 miles off the English shore. The men, both Merchant Marines, had volunteered to run the blockade and deliver supplies to the island nation. So, Mulhern went to the Navy to enlist. And the Navy sent him home. “They said come back in six months when I turned 17. I didn’t have six months. I thought the war was going to be over,” he said. The Merchant Marines took the high schooler, along with 215,000 others who joined the Mariner program during World War II. About 8,300 were killed during the fighting. Another 12,000 were wounded, 1,100 of those mortally. Men and women, 663, were taken prisoner. Historians credit the U.S. Merchant fleet as making one of the most significant contributions to the war effort, perhaps in fact, helping to win the war. Merchant Marine ships carried the personnel, supplies and equipment needed at the European front.

Without their deliveries Allied forces were limited in movement and capability. Merchant Marines have a long history of helping to win wars. When the 13 colonies declared their independence, privately owned merchant ships were outfitted as warships to bolster the tiny, new nation. By the end of the war, the Continental Navy had a total of only 64 ships. Another 1,697 private merchant ships fought alongside them. Mulhern, of Fairhope, enlisted in 1943 at age 16. He passed away last week at age 90. He sat down with Gulf Coast Media just weeks before to talk about his wartime experiences, one of the greatest times of his life, he said. At age 17, after 16 weeks of training in Sheepshead, N.Y., Mulhern was in charge of the fireroom on a liberty ship. Liberty ships were an EC2 type ship, designed for emergency construction. Mass produced, the hulls were welded rather than riveted, made of iron rather than steel and built in just four days from prefabricated parts. Each ship was designed

to withstand just one trip to the front lines. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt referred to them as “ugly ducklings.” “I thought they were beautiful,” Mulhern said. Inside his ship, the teen was in charge of two super steam boilers, 30 feet high with five oil burners that could steam their way to 340 degrees. “I could blow up the ship if I didn’t know what I was doing. And I didn’t know what I was doing,” he said. “I was scared to death.” His first night on the ship, Mulhern reported for duty. The fire room watchman stayed with him for the next four hours to teach him the ropes. “I learned more in those hours than in eight weeks of school,” he said. In 1944, in Liverpool, England, Mulhern ran into a friend from home who was serving on a liberty ship that had been refitted for the U.S. Navy. Mulhern was anxious to see how the military had changed the hull to fit their needs. “It was painted. There were no signs of rust. She glowed in the light,” he said. “We had 12 guns, the

Navy ship had 36. And they were twice as large as ours.” In the engine room there were 20 men per watch. Aboard the Merchant Marine ship, three men handled the same spectrum of duties. “What I did alone, eight men did in the Navy,” Mulhern said. “I thought about how Uncle Sam really was getting his money’s worth from the Merchant Marines.” On his trips back and forth across the Atlantic, Mulhern’s ship was attacked. He said submariners would dive under convoys of ships and rise between them, blowing up anything in their path. One time an ammunition ship was torpedoed. “There were still pieces falling from the sky when we passed by an hour later,” he said. Another time, his ship “tangled with a submarine.” Did they win? “I’m still here,” he said with a wink. When Mulhern and his shipmates went to battle it wasn’t to win land or position. They fought to push

the supplies through to Allied troops who needed them. His was one of the first ships to reach Antwerp after Gen. George S. Patton Jr. opened up the port and seized the estuary. It took two months to secure the key waterway and Mulhern said his ship was hit with nightly air raids. They used the engine room to create mountains of smoke to help mask the ships from Axis pilots. When they finally entered the city, Mulhern said it was beautiful and somber all at once. There was a carnival and the city was lavishly decorated. At the same time the cathedral was holding round-theclock funerals for the civilians killed in the fighting. Mulhern took to the sea for the last time in 1948, after staying with the service once the war ended. He had earned the Merchant Marine Combat Bar, the highest award a member of the civilian service could earn. Mulhern will be honored by family and friends with a memorial service next month.

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The Grand Hotel Resort has a secret … garden By DOOLEY BERRY The vast, welcoming grounds of the Grand Hotel Resort at Point Clear are already well known for the outstanding horticultural delights that greet hotel visitors along the meandering drives and pathways from the front gate all the way to Mobile Bay. Perhaps less well known and tucked bayside along the restaurant›s windows, is an outstanding chef›s kitchen garden, which not only supplies the resort›s restaurant kitchen with fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables, but also provides a charming location for guests to enjoy contemplative, sweet-smelling walks on an afternoon when the wind is up. This scenic, fully-functioning kitchen garden thrives under the creative talents of Katherine Wootan, the culinary gardener who serves as the liaison between the horticulture department and the excellent chefs of the Grand. Hotel chefs Brian Young, Cory Garrison and Gregory Baker take full advantage of Wootan’s fresh ingredients to create healthy and delicious food for their hungry and healthconscious guests. Wootan proudly proclaims that she is an adventurous gardener. “I find a way to use every herb and plant in

the garden,” she says. “We had a much smaller garden before, but executive chef Cory wanted to enlarge it, so we are up to eight large raised beds.” The kitchen garden, under Wootan’s capable hands, is focused on growing a diverse range of organic heirloom vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, fruits and honey. The garden provides produce for the hotel’s restaurants year-round. “I grow as much as possible from seed,” Wootan says. “I am actually a gardening nerd. I am always studying and reading about new ways to grow and use kitchen plants.” That magical relationship between Wootan and the Grand’s chefs is the heart of all the deliciousness that happens in the hotel’s kitchen. The key to a successful dining experience at the Grand is the dedication of world-class chefs to creating recipes imbued with the vibrancy of fresh, organic produce which Wootan picks each morning. Whether fresh greens for tasty salads, baby vegetables or numerous fruits and seasonable berries and melons - all are included as a constant source of tasty inspiration for the chefs. Wootan, with her progressive growing techniques, creates the daily fresh produce that

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Grand Hotel’s culinary gardener, Katherine Wootan and Chef Brian Young choose the day’s fresh produce for the hotel kitchen. provides the core ingredients for dish development. This is the ultimate in practical gardening - growing fruits, vegetables, herbs and edible flowers right outside the hotel›s doors. What could be healthier or tastier than stepping just outside, harvesting the freshest and most flavorful produce, and then creating delicious dishes to be enjoyed by the hotel’s guests? Wootan is always looking for new and unusual plants to include in the hotel’s garden. Among the more typical lettuces, kale and arugula, she includes large clumps of lemongrass, bush beans, fava beans, chard, seminole pumpkins and tigger melons, which create a heady melon fragrance in the air that smells like a favorite perfume. “We have satsumas, lemons, raspberries, blueberries and figs

growing on the grounds,” Wootan said. “Nothing tastes better, whether at home or in a nice hotel like ours, than cooking fresh, sun-ripened produce just picked from the garden. We grow lots of heirloom tomatoes, like Brandywine and Everglades, a tiny cherry tomato from Florida. What the chefs don’t use in the kitchen we fashion into garden centerpieces for the tables in the restaurants.” “What we harvest from the garden is kind of like the “catch of the day.” We use as much as possible each day and the chefs work with whatever the garden produces on a daily basis. Menus change seasonally.” Even before the hotel had its own garden, the Grand, for over three centuries, has always used ingredients in its kitchens that are grown locally. Their famed signature gumbo, well loved

by employees of over 50 years, was always made with locally grown ingredients. Guests and visitors at the hotel are welcome to visit the kitchen garden during their stay. If Wootan is out and about in the garden, she will probably clip off and offer a taste of catnip or borage to the lucky visitor. Chef Bryan Young shares, with excitement, one of the hotel’s new culinary endeavors. “We are producing and fermenting right here, over 400 pounds of Fresno peppers and packaging up our own bottled hot sauce!” he says. (This writer can vouch for the taste. It is delicious!) A meaningful and romantic tradition can be planned and executed right in the Grand’s kitchen garden. Overlooking the herb garden and the gorgeous

Mobile Bay sunsets, a secret garden hideaway can be reserved for any special dining occasion. A private outdoor table and menu for two can be customized to ensure an evening never to be forgotten. Call the hotel to find more information about this incredible offering. During these months of summer, Wootan’s choices of fresh berries, melons, broccoli, kale and thyme add a delicious and creative garden touch to many dishes on the menu. Delicate and delightful to behold, colorful flowers and herbal leaves may find their way into salad and cocktail selections. Plan a visit to the Grand Hotel Resort soon and see for yourself how the history of Southern tradition and good taste continues to thrive in its culinary garden and restaurants on into the 21st century.

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Baldwin County students participate in economic and community development program at Huntingdon College Three Baldwin County students were part of 25 rising high school seniors who participated in the first annual Huntingdon College Economic and Community Development Scholars Program earlier this month. Planned in partnership with and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama, the Economic Development Association of Alabama, and the Alabama Department of Commerce, ECDS introduced young citizens who are poised to begin their professional journeys to the importance of economic and community develop-

ment. Representing Baldwin County were Tiffany Johnson of Bay Minette, Brieanna Michanowicz of Lillian, and Brett Duarard of Lillian. The students toured local businesses and Alabama government offices, met with Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and other state officials, heard from professionals seasoned in the processes of economic and community development, and participated in a two-day economic development simulation. Participants “graduated” from the program wearing hard hats

for ground-breaking and ribbon-cutting simulations. “We were excited to have 25 of Alabama’s brightest lights on campus,” said Huntingdon senior vice president Anthony Leigh, an architect of the program. “These students have returned to their communities enlightened about what economic and community developers do, and we hope that knowledge has given them an appreciation for the work of growing and bettering our communities and our state.” Plans are underway to repeat the program during summer 2018.

PET OF THE WEEK A local pet in need of a new home Do I look like Garfield? I’m trying my best impersonation (Just don’t tell the real Garfield). Everyone has outward appearances, but really, it’s what’s on the inside that counts! I’m only 3 1/2, but I know the ropes pretty well. The other cats don’t really get it, so sometimes they annoy me, but they’ll figure it out with time. There are times when I really just feel like sleeping next to my favorite pan of lasagna but it’s because I want to be ready to receive every bit of your attention! There’s so much of it, I hardly know what to do with it. When I’m feeling up to it, though, you’ll know just how much I think about you. If a little roommate with a big heart fills the hole in your home, I’m ready to be there with you. Please call us today at 251-929-3980 or visit us at 559 S. Section St. in Fairhope, where everyone (even Garfield) is fixed, micro-chipped, vaccinated, dewormed, tested for heartworms, feline AIDS, feline leukemia, and treated with a 30-day preventative for heartworms, fleas, and ticks. Adopters will also receive a free pet health and training guide, free 30 days of pet health insurance, a free bag of Hill’s Science Diet Cat Food, lots of coupons, and more!

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Lost & Found IF YOU HAVE LOST OR FOUND A DOG OR CAT Promptly call the Baldwin County Humane Society at 251-928-4585 Ext. 101 or call The Baldwin County Animal Control at 251-972-6834 to report it. Your quick action can help save pets lives and reunite lost pets with their people!

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Help Wanted Part-Time Wanted - Seeking a mature individual for a part-time maintenance position, 30-35 hours per week and able to work weekends as needed. Must have basic to good skills in electrical, plumbing, and repair to other miscellaneous. Physically capable to operate all lawn equipment. Ability to lift 40+ pounds. Apply in person at Beckwith Camp and Retreat Center, 10400 Beckwith Lane, Fairhope, Alabama 36532.

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Lillian. REDUCED!!! 3BR/2BA. 2 car garage, sprinkler system, screened porch, close to boat launch. Perdido Oaks II. $170,000. Call owners - 251-962-2155.

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FSBO: Brick Home! 3BR/2B, 19,050 Sq. Ft. Huntington Woods sub. across from Fairhope High School on Hwy 98. Fireplace, sprinkler system, all appliances included. $245,000. 251-550-6151 or 251-979-3181. Call for details. Appointment only. 3BR/2BA House for Sale! * * Olive St., Elberta, AL. * * * * Call 251-978-4032! * *

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Puzzles STRANGE BUT TRUE

By Samantha Weaver • It was American civil-rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., who made the following sage observation: “We all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free market capitalism for the poor.”

WEEKLY SUDOKU By Linda Thistle

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PLACE A NUMBER IN THE EMPTY BOXES IN SUCH A WAY THAT EACH ROW ACROSS, EACH COLUMN DOWN AND EACH SMALL 9-BOX SQUARE CONTAINS ALL OF THE NUMBERS FROM ONE TO NINE.

• If you go on a road trip to the Northwest Territories of Canada, keep an eye out for the unusual license plates -- they’re shaped like polar bears. • When he was 66 years old, American novelist Edgar Rice Burroughs -- beloved creator of Tarzan and Mars explorer John Carter -- served as a war correspondent, going along on bombing runs during World War II. • Did you ever wonder what makes French vanilla different from other kinds of vanilla? Evidently, French vanilla contains egg yolk.

CONTRACT BRIDGE By Steve Becker

• If you’re like me, you have fond memories of a bookmobile visiting your neighborhood. For more out-of-the-way locales, though, there are other kinds of mobile libraries. For instance, residents of some parts of Norway look forward to the arrival of Epos, a library on a boat. In addition to space for 6,000 books, the boat has room for author readings and other literary events.

It is said that some of the best plays in bridge are made away from the table. Post-mortems often reveal winning plays that simply escape declarer in the heat of battle. Here is a typical example. South was in four hearts, and West led the king of clubs. Declarer ruffed, crossed to dummy with a trump, ruffed another club, played another trump to dummy and ruffed dummy’s last club. Having set the stage for a possible endplay, South cashed the K-A of spades and exited with dummy’s ten. He was hoping West would have to win the trick, in which case West would have been endplayed. But East

won with the queen and shifted to a diamond, and South went down one. Later that night, while trying to fall asleep, declarer realized that he should have made the contract. All he had to do was to discard a spade on the king of clubs at trick one! West would have been rendered helpless by this play. Let’s assume he shifts to a trump at trick two. Declarer wins in dummy, ruffs the seven of clubs, cashes the K-A of spades and ruffs the ten. South returns to dummy with a trump, leads the queen of clubs and discards a diamond on it. West wins but is stymied. He must lead a diamond or yield a ruffand-discard, and either play hands declarer the contract. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc.

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• Social scientists say that the first businesses to get set up in a new neighborhood -- and the last ones to flee a dying community -- are churches and liquor stores.

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• You might be surprised by the strength of the mantis shrimp. When it swings its claw at its prey, it doesn’t have to hit the creature -- the shock wave from the attack is often enough to stun or kill the animal.

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SUPER CROSSWORD

• In Vietnam, the conflict that Americans commonly call the Vietnam War is known as the Resistance War Against America, or just the American War.

Gulf Coast Media • June 28, 2017 • Opinion • 11

Opinion Violence and Guns, Good, and Evil

fter swimming at the local pool, and while waiting for Princess the Older to come out of the locker room, the television in the lobby reported yet another gunman killing several people and himself. A woman watching remarked that we should do away with guns. I kept my mouth shut. It was hard. Then she turned to me. I was wearing a United States Marine Corps t-shirt. She said, “I suppose you disagree,” then added, “I hate violence”. Wow. “You are welI do not like come”, I said, confrontation and turned to any more than leave. I like violence, Then she said, but when either trying to win a comes calling, I point, “But guns will answer. “ViDAVID are evil.” olence has been ATWOOD I couldn’t let pretty good to Points of the Compass that pass. “Guns me,” I quipped, are not evil, peobut meant it. ple are. Guns are a tool If I had slapped her, I could not have surprised with a purpose, as is a knife. In the hands of an her more. “As a matevil person, either can ter of fact, if it were be used to destroy. Are not for my being more knives evil? We use them violent than the other every day.” No response, guy, I wouldn’t be sitso I said, “Have a nice ting here.” She stared, day,” and I meant it. I continued, “Because I wish the world was of men and women who inhabited by people who are willing to be violent respected each other even though we hate it, and their property, but you are not speaking it isn’t. Evil people try German, or Japanese, and have the privilege of to take our rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit freely expressing your of happiness. They can’t sheltered, myopic, opinhave them. We have the ions.” military and police who “I fought, as did many stand on the wall bebefore me, to preserve tween us, and those who freedom. The freedoms would limit these rights. you are exercising right They must be willing to now cannot be taken answer violence with from you. I will not allow it. You think these violence. It is said that an freedoms are your right armed society is a polite and entitlement. In a society. I believe that. perfect world, maybe, There are few statistics but the reality is that to tell us of the number there are people who would forcibly take them of robberies or assaults that do not happen beaway. It will not hapcause the bad guys know pen as long as me and their intended victim my fellows, who are not afraid of the world’s bul- is armed, or otherwise willing to resist. lies, are willing to stand Violence has been up and say, ‘Not on my pretty good to us. It has watch!’ and back it up solved a few problems, with violence if necessuch as slavery, fascism, sary.” Nazism, communism, “Violence, used against those who would and now, terrorism. I am sorry that violence is limit, or take away our conjoined with freedom. freedom, is necessary We don’t like it, but we when all other means are wrong to think it is fail. Violence has been not necessary. I thank pretty good to you too, God every night for so, I’ll accept your those who are willing to thanks, which I am cerexercise it to protect me. tain has never crossed Violence gave rise to our your mind to offer, and nation, and violence will move on.” defend it. Just like any There was confusion, tool, if it is used corsurprise, and maybe a rectly, it does good. little fear on the woman’s face. Perhaps no one had ever spoken to David Wilson Atwood her in such a manner. is a local writer whose The Princess walked in, human-interest columns looked around, and sens- offer a unique perspecing my rising ire, said, tive. He may be contacted, “Dad, I’m ready to go.” and his other works As we got to the viewed at: www.starchasdoor, the woman said, ers.us, or david@ “Thanks for your serstarchasers.us. vice.”

The legend of ‘Landslide Lyndon’

n Alabama politics many times appointments to political offices filled by an acting governor have an adverse effect on that appointee if and when they seek election to that office for a full term. Every time George Wallace appointed someone to a political post, even in the prime of his popularity and power, they invariably lost in the next election. Representatives Well folks, and a very popuole Dr. Bentley lar Governor of ain’t George Texas. StevenWallace and son was above his appointreproach. He ment of Luther would not lie, Strange to the STEVE steal or cheat Senate seat FLOWERS and Texans vacated by Jeff Inside the knew that about Sessions may Statehouse old Coke. come back to On the other hand, haunt Big Luther. His Lyndon Johnson had appointment is even already earned the more problematic due reputation in Texas to the appearance of that he would continue collusion surrounding to earn in Washington the appointment. The – he would do whatever taint of the Bentley apit took to win. He was pointment hovers over totally corrupt and Big Luther’s tall head ruthless without any in Washington. semblance of a conLyndon Johnson had a similar cloud over his science. Johnson applied head when he arrived modern day politics in the U.S. Senate in 1948. It was known that to that era. He introhe had stolen the Texas duced polling and what Senate seat when he ar- it meant in detail. He even used a helicoprived. When that U.S. ter to fly from townSenate seat came open, to-town and land on he made the decision court squares to speak to roll the dice and go and shake hands, but for broke. Lyndon did mostly he used neganot know that the legtive and false campaign endary governor, Coke mailings to attempt to Stevenson, would enter destroy Stevenson’s the race stellar reputation. Coke Stevenson was Stevenson was from a legendary Texas icon. a different era. He reHe was the epitome of fused to go negative and a Texas gentleman and would not reply to any revered. He was Texas’ Horatio Alger and Davy negative accusations no matter how maliciously Crockett combined. He false. raised himself from Johnson was able age 12, built a ranching to utilize this massive empire, was Speaker media blitz because he of the Texas House of

had more campaign funds than any candidate in Texas history. He had unlimited financial backing from the giant Brown and Root Company of Texas, which is now Halliburton Corporation. They were then, as they are now, the recipients of gigantic government construction contracts. Johnson was their boy and would do their bidding as their senator so they poured money into the race like water. Johnson outspent Stevenson 10-1, but it was not enough. When the votes were counted on election night, Stevenson had won by a narrow margin. However, the election was not over; Stevenson was about to be counted out. The Rio Grande Valley along the Texas and Mexican border was known as the region where votes could be bought. Most close elections were decided in these counties, which would come in days after the original count with just the right number of votes needed to win the election. This is how Johnson won by only 87 votes in a race where over one million votes were cast. Johnson became known as “Landslide Lyndon” in Washington

because of this 87-vote victory. It was also an allusion to how he had stolen the seat. Some people think that the nickname “Landslide Lyndon” stems from Johnson’s landslide victory over Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential race, but it was actually from the 1948 Texas Senate race. A legendary tale that is attributed to Johnson in this infamous race claims that in the days following the election, while garnering enough votes for victory, Johnson and the political bosses of the Valley counties were going through cemeteries and taking names of dead Mexicans off the tombstones to register voters. They could not decipher one of the names and asked Lyndon what to do, Johnson quickly replied, “Give him a name, he’s got as much right to vote as the rest of them in this cemetery.” See you next week Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the state legislature. Steve may be reached at www. steveflowers.us

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Support for Spanish Fort teacher’s reading list Oh my God! Concern that there might not be a diversity of ideas on a reading list! What a laugh! Who voiced these concerns? Of course, it was a bunch of groupthink leftists who demand that only THEIR idiotic Marxist BS be shoved down students’ throats - I note with keen interest that your article nowhere states that it

was the parents of the students who were concerned, but rather “local residents”, a cheery and rosy euphemism for radical leftwingers who DEMAND that everything MUST be their way or they will riot, tear the town down, burn buildings, beat people with bicycle chains and locks, shout them down ... you know, the usual DEMONcRAT tactics that happily enough, lose them election after election after election

(as just happened in my 6th Georgia District!). God bless a teacher who actually does try to introduce a little diversity into the precious little snowflakes’ minds, but of course the chickenshit politicians cave to the barbaric, loud Left and timidly let them have their way. Too bad you can’t write a more intellectually honest article and include more of the FACTS as I’ve surmised above. To wit - parents

satisfied that children at last get the other side of the story after having leftwing brainwashing crammed down their throats 24/7 in public school, spoiled Marxist Leftists can’t have that because they ALWAYS lose when their ideas are compared to the ideas of the Right, so they scream and pitch tantrums until they get their way from cowardly politicians. Try writing THAT some day.

these lists as controversial or biased. That’s just the normative thinking among educators. Left-wing stuff is “objective truth.” It’s OK to suggest reading an economics text written by the late Dr. Paul Samuelson, but it’s objectionable and controversial to suggest an

economics text authored by the late Dr. Murray Rothbard! This teacher’s rightwing Reading List illustrates the establishment’s bias in favor of left-wing reading lists.

Scott McDaniel Marietta, GA

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Applauding the Spanish Fort reading list I applaud this teacher for putting together such a “counter-culture” Reading List. My objection to myself assembling such a brilliant Reading List is that

it would never get past the left-wing censors in public (or private) education today. Sadly, however, many secular socialist educators put together reading lists that are just as leftwing as the above teacher’s list was right-wing. But the education establishment doesn’t see

David S. McCalmont Santa Barbara, CA

12 • Opinion • June 28, 2017 • Gulf Coast Media

The Graveyard Dogs house, the dog folGrandpa Bill lowed and soon the Coon was my two were insepamother’s father, rable. Neighbors a dirt poor tenant said the dog had farmer in Ohio. been devoted to Many of his neighlittle Mary, but boring Amish HARRIET when the Beachys families had moved OUTLAW left, the dog was south for warmer Local Folklore left behind. So now climate and cheap farmland. So in 1919 he took the dog gave his love to the Coon family, especially his meager savings, packed Leafy. She called her Angel. up his wife, Leafy, and two Angel never left my granddaughters and boarded a ma’s side, except to meet train heading to Baldwin the girls every day as they County, Alabama. As fate walked home from school. would have it, just about Of course, Angel went with that time the Amish, disthem when they moved couraged by terrible hurriinto their little cabin, which canes along the coast, were they called “Coon Holler.” returning to Ohio, family When the girls entered by family and selling their high school, they rode farms in Baldwin County. one of the mules into Bay When the Coon family Minette to attend the new reached Bay Minette, they brick Baldwin County High stayed at the Hamilton School. Bill struggled to Hotel, where Leafy and the eke a living out of the poor girls were thrilled with the bustling town. Leafy bought farmland, but still they were a dirt poor farm famher first ready-made garily. ment, a Georgette blouse, One day during their at Kahaly’s store. The senior year in school, the girls had their first ever girls noticed their Mama ice cream cones, and Bill looked peaked, and as they bought his first ever piece helped her to bed, they realof land, just east of town in ized she was going to have a the Amish community. baby. They were all worried Bill spent the last of about her and dreaded the his savings on two mules, worst. Dog stayed by her a wagon and a plow and side every day, except to moved his family into the meet the girls after school. old Beachy place next to One day after school his farm. It was the home Angel was not waiting and of a family who had lost the girls knew something their fruit crops, and much was wrong. The baby girl more tragically, their had come much too early, daughter Mary had died and both she and Leafy had before she was two years died that day. old. They buried her in the The two girls washed and little graveyard up the rise dressed the bodies while a piece and joined other Grandpa built the coffin. Amish farmers returning All this time, the dog stayed north. So the Coons rented their under the bed where the bodies lay. The girls and house. Bill started work Grandpa sat up around the farming and building a bed all night to keep the cabin and the girls started “Wake” and Angel stayed at Pleasant View school right there with them. The just down Still Road. Leafy next morning, both mother started making the house and child were wrapped in into a home. a quilt, tucked in the crude One day soon after movcoffin. ing there as Leafy washed clothes in the washpot over the fire, she could see the little graveyard just up the rise a piece. A movement caught her eye and she said the white vision looked like an angel. So she trudged up the rise a piece. There among simple crosses and headstones was a German Shepherd dog as white as the snow. She had never seen anything like that dog. As Leafy returned to the

As the coffin was carried up the little rise a piece to the graveyard, the dog went right along beside it. After the last shovel full of dirt was placed on top of the mound, Angel lay down on the mound. And she stayed there. The girls took her food and water but she refused to eat. They figured it was because their mother had always fed her before. The dog grew weaker and weaker, and one day she went on to join the mistress. The girls dug her grave next to their Mama. Several months went by when the girls started noticing that the grass over their Mama’s grave looked like an animal had slept there, maybe a deer or a free range cow. Then one day coming home from school they looked over at the little graveyard. There was Angel. Not believing their eyes, they jumped off the mule, calling to the dog. You can guess what happened. The closer they got, the weaker became the image of the white German Shepherd, until it vanished completely. The girls looked at each other in disbelief. They had both witnessed the same thing. After that, they saw Angel many times in the graveyard, and let her be. The girls graduated from high school and went to business school in Mobile. Bill left the old place too. Angel stayed in the cemetery. Jump ahead about 50 years to when I was in high school. My father knew he was sick, and was trying to do what he could to help mother after he was gone. He worried for her safety and her loneliness. One day, he brought home a beautiful white German Shepherd. He was given the dog by a coworker, Bob Adcock, who lived in Span-

ish Fort and raised the rare breed. My mother was amazed, for she had never told anyone the story of Angel. Mother named her dog Diana, and she gave my mother companionship for years after Daddy died. When Diana died, Mother asked me to help her take her body to grown-up patch of land on the road east of Bay Minette, sort of near the dipping vat. She went right to that hidden cemetery and told me about her Mama and Angel. There we buried Diana, wrapped in a quilt my grandmother had made. Now there are now two white German Shepherds holding vigil in the lost cemetery in the woods on the Pensacola Road not too far from the dipping vat. People told me so. I guess there are still angels there.

What a sure way to measure someone’s security in their ideology: Will they show you the contrary evidence and can they provide a satisfactory explanation of it? Here is this teacher who is trying to balance out the liberal textbooks his students are limited to by so-

called educators. And now he is excoriated by those who drank the Koolaid and want to make sure that no young minds are lost to their cause by reading contrary evidence which they prefer remain hidden away. They are threatened by the contrary evidence. Right now I am teach-

Special thanks Bob and Jean Adcock for being such wonderful friends of our family through the years. The photo of the child is of their son Don with Susie, a sibling of Diana. Harriet Outlaw is a local folklorist and storyteller, author of several publications. harrietoutlaw@ msn.com

LETTER TO THE EDITOR More support for Gene Ponder I applaud this teacher Gene Ponder. When I was a Bible major in a Presbyterian college, the profs continually assigned only authors who disdained the integrity of the Bible. That’s when I learned

how the game works in education: assign only authors who support the “educator” viewpoint, who disdain our proven values, and then discredit all others as “extreme.” So my fellow students and I read all the authors who were not “approved” and found their work far more credible.

ing a class at UWF Leisure Learning on capitalism, exposing financial sales tricks. When I asked how many of the attendees ever had a class in any setting on capitalism, the answer was none, never. Educational deprivation in our entire society’s fundamental economic structure?

Those who fear the contrary evidence on this teacher’s reading list are guilty of intellectual coercion by educational deprivation. George Orwell predicted them. Shame on the Spanish Fort “educational” board. Paul Renfroe Pensacola

Tony Whitehead, Sports Editor tony@gulfcoastmedia.com

JUNE 28, 2017

Sports

Foley Event Center welcomes gymnastics for inaugural debut

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Bounders Beach Bash will kick off new facility’s schedule in September/ Registration is open to levels 1-10, Xcel gymnasts

ROBERTSDALE — Coaches from Robertsdale High School wrapped up a summer series of sports camps with a tennis camp, held last week at the city tennis courts on Silverhill Avenue. Robertsdale athletic director Brian Campbell, coaches John Chapman and Chad Eubanks, and players from Robertsdale High School participated in the camp, which was scheduled to run June 19-21. Other camps, part of the city of Robertsdale’s free summer camp series,

included basketball, baseball, softball and soccer. City league coaches will host a pair of skills camps in July, a defensive skills camp July 10-12, and an offensive skills camp, July 24-26 at the city fields, U.S. 90 at East Chicago Street between the post office and the police station. Both camps are slated for 5:30 to 8 p.m. each day. A cheerleading camp, with new head coach Amy Stewart, will be held from 9 a.m. to noon July 11-13 at the PZK Hall on Silverhill Avenue (Alabama 104).

Balancing the basics

FoleySportsTourism.com FOLEY – The Foley Sports Tourism Complex is excited to announce the first sporting event held in the brand new Foley Event Center will be the Bounders Beach Bash, Sept. 8-10. The City of Foley broke ground on the 90,000 sqft, $16.2 million facility last June. It was built as a part of the Foley Sports Tourism Complex, to accompany the 16 stateof-the-art sports fields already in use. The new property can accommodate 6 basketball courts, 12 volleyball courts and 12 pickle ball courts. The inaugural Bounders Beach Bash gymnastics meet at the complex will be held in partnership with the Bama Bounders gym out of Tuscaloosa, Ala. The gymnastics meet is estimated to draw 3,000 participants and spectators from around the region. The Beach Bash, now in its sixth year, has been seeing more and more participants. Bama Bounders owner, Erin Kightlinger said that’s part of the reason they chose to move the event to Foley. “The Beach Bash has seen so much growth over the last few years, we were outgrowing

the space we were in,” Kightlinger said. “We are excited about the amusement park at the neighboring OWA complex. We have a great existing relationship with Foley’s Executive Director Don Staley, and there’s tons of space in the new building so we can continue to grow the event.” With all the multi-use space the Event Center has to offer, Staley said this is just the tip of the iceberg. “We are looking at bringing in everything from RV shows, to graduations, to basketball competitions,” he said. “But we are lucky to have the Bounders Beach Bash as the inaugural event because it will bring a large number of visitors to Foley, and also draw local spectators. We hope to use this new building to not only bring tourism dollars to the area, but to also bring in events our community can enjoy.” Those hoping to compete in the Bounders Beach Bash can register until August 11 at BoundersBeachBash.com. Registration is open to levels 1-10, Xcel gymnasts. To learn more about this or any Foley Sports Tourism Complex Events, visit our website at FoleySportsTourism.com.

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The Champs! Team members include: Braidn Hyatt, Ty Drinkard, Jake Jaye, Kaegan Long, Brady Howell, Josh Hyatt, Sam Day, Jake Neutze, Chance Bryars, Coltan Duncan, Trevor Murphy, Skylar Wasden, Ryan Boyington. Tina COVINGTON The Bay Minette 12U All-Stars are the 2017 District Champs. The team will now advance to the state tourney at the Florence Sports Plex on June 30. The team went

undefeated in district play, winning five games and outscoring its opponents 69-12. The team also had with multiple shut-outs and homeruns to seal their championship run. Team members include: Braidin Hyatt,

Ty Drinkard, Jake Jaye, Kaegan Long, Brady Howell, Josh Hyatt, Sam Day, Jake Neutze, Chance Bryars, Coltan Duncan, Trevor Murphy, Skylar Wasden, Ryan Boyington and Coaches Jamie Jaye, Charles Dun-

can and Brian Bryars. State Rep. Harry Shiver presented a $500 Community Service Grant to Coach Jaye and players Ryan Boyington, Braidin Hyatt and Jake Jaye.

14 • Sports • June 28, 2017 • Gulf Coast Media

Jubilee City is host for state T-Ball Tournament DAPHNE — Lott Park in Daphne played host to the 2017 Cal Ripkin 5-Under Tee Ball State Tournament. Local Baldwin and Mobile

area All Stars from Daphne, Robertsdale, Spanish Fort as well as Citronelle were among the statewide competitors. Teams played

two days of seeding before bracketed play began Monday. Final results were not available in time for this Wednesday edition.

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Davis, Silvers help out at Manning passing camp â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s two The 2017 South Alabama Manning Passquarterbacks here ing Academy and thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot took place in of big-time quarThibodaux, terbacks in here. La., hosted by Just being around Nicholls State MICHAEL everyone is great, University. This HANICH being around the four day camp Sports Analysis Manning family hosts over 1,000 is great. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just youth football great to be here.â&#x20AC;? Davis players entering who added, play quarterback, runâ&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great opportuning back, wide receiver nity to hang out with and tight end to develop these guys, socialize their skill sets. It is with the Mannings and taught by former NFL learn from them. It restars, coaches and some of the Nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top colle- ally is amazing.â&#x20AC;? Both taught specific giate quarterbacks. Two passing drills for stuof the Gulf Coastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top quarterbacks were there dents entering eighth to teach and instruct the and ninth grades. In this camp, the Mannings and players of proper passother directors initiated ing techniques. drills for each collegiate Former Gulf Shores instructor that is speDolphin and current cialized to the type of Troy Trojans QB Branoffense they run in their don Silvers and South school. Alabama Jaguars QB Silvers was workDallas Davis were there ing with the campers as high-valued instructors. Overall, there were on short passing and screens from the shot43 collegiate level quarterbacks including Jalen gun which a system well acquainted with Hurts (Alabama), Sam at Troy. He was very Darnold (USC), Josh open on demonstrating Allen (Wyoming), Jacob the proper technique Eason (Georgia), and and even instructed the 2016 Heisman trophy benefits of the proper winner Lamar Jackson stances. (Louisville). The college â&#x20AC;&#x153;I had quick screens instructors were given so it was trying to get the opportunity to teach the ball out,â&#x20AC;? he said. these kids alongside â&#x20AC;&#x153;Getting the feel for the Archie Manning and his laces. You know you sons, future NFL Hall not always going to the of Famers Peyton and laces. My group, thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eli Manning, and their what we did, trying to older brother, Cooper. get the ball out fast.â&#x20AC;? When asked about Davis was hands-on being around the Manin multiple play-action nings and other top colpass plays helping the legiate quarterbacks, campers understand Silvers said,

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Ten years from now, the world as envisioned by James Patterson still will be a “Zoo” ... and, thanks to its animals, perhaps an even more lethal one. The best-selling author’s novel (co-written with Michael Ledwidge) makes a big time leap as its CBS summer-series incarnation’s third season begins Thursday, June 29. With Patterson remaining among the show‘s executive producers, it’s now 2027 in the story line, and a decade has meant big changes for familiar characters who are among the steadily lessening human survivors — and also for their rampaging quarry, now even deadlier as “hybrids” generated in laboratories. One “Zoo” figure who makes a major transition is journalist Jamie Campbell, still played by “House of Cards” alum Kristen Connolly. Having spent a dozen years being on the run from marauding animals while also seeking a cure for the crisis, she’s reintroduced

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as an experienced woman of action, signaled by her markedly different appearance. “She’s really undergone a transformation in a lot of ways,” the friendly Connolly confirms of Jamie. “Her values are the same, but she’s been on a mission, not unlike how we saw her in Season 1. In this case, it’s more focused on the people who took Mitch away. It’s made her a little tougher, and I’m excited to see what the audience thinks when they meet all these characters 10 years later.” “Mitch” is Mitch Morgan, the veterinary pathologist with whom Jamie developed a relationship that went beyond their shared quest to stop the attacks. Spoiler alert: His portrayer, Billy Burke, is back in the regular cast this season. So are James Wolk, Nonso Anozie, Alyssa Diaz and Josh Salatin — and a new regular is Gracie Dzienny (“Chasing Life”) as Mitch’s now-grown daughter Clementine, who gave the impression at the end of Season 2 that she knew where her missing father was.

“Jamie does have a relationship with Clementine,” Connolly reports. “I don’t want to say too much about what that is, but where we left it in Season 2, Clementine was a little girl who’d just met Jamie for the first time. And the history they’ve had over the past 10 years comes out in the first couple of episodes.” Also seen recently opposite Robert De Niro in HBO’s Bernie Madoff drama “The Wizard of Lies,” Connolly admits she didn’t expect the giant jump in time that “Zoo” is making. “We were all a little bit shocked” she says. “I think we all kind of thought, ‘What are they doing?’ And, ‘Is this gonna work?’ As we embarked on Season 3, though, it was such a good idea the writers had. “It’s really afforded us the opportunity not only to play with the characters and the journeys they’ve gone on, but with what the actual landscape of the world is at that point,” adds Connolly. “We’re not so tied to contemporary reality, and it allows us to go even crazier. If that’s possible.”

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