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Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to pick up the premier issue of The Alabama Clipper. First, we would like to tell you a little bit about ourselves. Our company is based out of Weaver, AL. We are a Christian family and our company is built on Christian principles. We have five children, all boys, ages three, five, eleven, fourteen and fifteen. I was born and raised in the Calhoun County area (White Plains) and my wife is from Rutledge, AL, which is about an hour south of Montgomery in Crenshaw County.

With the state of our economy being the way it is, if you are like us, then you are always looking to save money any way you can. In this issue of The Alabama Clipper you will find discounts and information for area businesses. We want to help everyone in Calhoun County by providing the largest compilation of savings, services, and resources that we can get our hands on. We’ll also be helping local businesses in the process. They are extremely important to our communities and we are vital to their success! SO, PLEASE HELP SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES!

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I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Steven Landers, the owner of Effina’s Tuscan Grill, to discuss the inspiration and history behind Jacksonville’s newest restaurant.

As a kid growing up in Oxford, AL, Landers had always felt a tug at his heart to be involved in his own business and more specifically, the restaurant business. It was his Grandmother Effina or “Effie” as she was called, who originally inspired his love for authentic great tasting food. According to Landers, she had this way of making mealtime at her house a truly wonderful event.

After high school, Steven joined the Navy and was fortunate enough to be able to travel the country and to experience many different types of food. Through these experiences, his dream began to take shape and he focused in on the pizza business. While stationed in Groton, CT, he had the opportunity to experience what some say is the best pizza that America has to offer in a small town by the name of Mystic, CT. Up until this point the only authentic pizza he had experienced was a Greek style pizza from Mata’s Pizza in

Anniston, AL. Although Mata’s pizza is a good pizza, Landers was now experiencing a whole new culture and style of pizza in the northeast.

After his time in Connecticut, he was then permanently stationed for the next five years on the west coast. Here he began exploring the western U.S. and Canada and continued to sample the different types of pizza as often as possible along the way. One of his favorite pizzas of all was at an extremely small take out only pizzeria called Seabeck Pizza. You would actually take your “pie” and eat it out on the docks overlooking the Seabeck Marina on the Kitsap Peninsula in the state of Washington. The pizza was so delicious yet was in such a remote location and by far had the most picturesque view of all the places he visited. In Landers’ opinion, Seabeck Pizza was even better than the famous Mystic Pizza he had eaten back in Mystic, CT.

It was after the Navy and after college that Landers really honed in on opening his own pizzeria. It was the lack of great independently owned establishments where one could find a good “pie”, that sparked his interest in the Calhoun County area. To him, Jacksonville seemed the most logical place to open is very first pizzeria. It is a college town and there isn’t a place to get an authentic New York Style or Old World pizza. Also, being a family man with four children, it is a great place to raise a family.

Steven is quick to mention the people who have been with him since the beginning. Executive Chef Preston Kingore from Ft.. Walton Beach, FL., John Paul Zinn from Anniston, AL., Justin

Leonard from Wellborn, AL and Kimberly King also from Anniston, AL. These people have been in the kitchen since day one and have contributed greatly to the current Effina’s menu. They, along with other influences, have introduced new techniques and menu items that have elevated Effina’s above the status of just another “pizzeria” and into a true Tuscan Grill. Effina’s now offers many familiar pasta dishes as well as fresh fish, steaks, sub sandwiches and desserts. “But one thing is for sure, no matter what I, Preston or any of the others dream up and put on the menu, “Great Pizza” is always available at Effina’s”, says Landers.

According to Landers, he sat out to create the concept of a warm, inviting, laughter filled experience for his guests......Just like the times he remembers at Grandmother Effie’s house.

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History of Father’s Day

Father’s Day Humor Father’s Day Poem

Ever thought it would be interesting to know how Father’s Day came into practice and celebrated worldwide? Here’s a short history on the holiday, and meaning of the different colors of roses to be worn that Day. About 4,000 years ago a young boy named Elmusu wished his Babylonian father good health and a long life by carving a Father’s Day message on a card made out of clay. No one knows what happened to Elmesu or his father, but the tradition of having a special day honoring fathers has continued through the years in countries across the world. The Countries, where the Catholic Church were of significant influence on the culture of the society, Father’s Day is celebrated on St. Joseph’s Day (March 19). However, a more

secular celebration which is not associated with any religion is followed in recent times to highlight the increased diversity among people from all over the globe coexisting together in one place. Father’s Day is celebrated popularly on 3rd Sunday in June in many parts of the world. The idea for creating a day for children to honor their fathers began in Spokane, WA. A woman by the name of Sonora Smart Dodd thought of the idea for Father’s Day while listening to a Mother’s Day sermon in 1909. Having been raised by her father, Henry Jackson Smart, after her mother died, Sonora wanted her father to know how special he was to her. It was her father that made all the parental sacrifices and was, in the eyes of his daughter,

a courageous, selfless, and loving man. Sonora’s father was born in June, so she chose to hold the first Father’s Day celebration in Spokane, Washington on the 19th of June, 1910. In 1924 President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed the third Sunday in June as Father’s Day. President Nixon, in 1972, established a permanent national observance of Father’s Day to be held on the third Sunday of June. So Father’s Day was born as a token of love and gratitude that a daughter cherishes for her beloved father. Roses are the Father’s Day flowers: red to be worn for a living father and white if the father has died.

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Then I will have a little childWho’ll want to follow me.And I would want to lead just right,And know that I was true;So, walk a little slower, Daddy,For I must follow you.

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Anniston Museum of Natural HistoryDinosaurs, fossils, mammals in open dioramas. 400-species bird collection, Egyptian mummies, walk-through cave replica, children’s discovery room, nature trails, art exhibits, picnicking.

Anniston/Calhoun County Library—Alabama Room and Anniston RoomGenealogical research and Civil War records, etc. Anniston Room is collection of local memorabilia. ALABENTON Genealogical Society headquartered in library.

Anniston Municipal “The Hill”Located at crest of one of Anniston’s beautiful mountains. Pro shop, golf supplies, concessions, cart rentals.

Tyler Hill Historic Residential DistrictDriving tour. 2-story, Queen Anne Victorian homes (1880s–1890s) centered around Tyler Square park. Only intact Victorian neighborhood in Anniston.

Mount Zion Baptist ChurchMount Zion Baptist Church was the second black church organized in the Anniston area and is the oldest one still in existence.

Greyhound Bus StationSite of a violent attack on the “freedom riders” in 1961. Some 21 students on the bus were attacked by angry segregationists in Anniston before coming to Birmingham.

Anniston Downtown District19th- and 20th-century Victorian and Neoclassical business structures. Federal Building made of marble.

White Oak VineyardsSample selections of fine wines, including French hybrid reds and whites, blueberry, peach, and muscadine. Also, see beautiful flower garden.

Cane Creek Golf CourseFull-service restaurant, pro shop, driving range, practice green. Lessons available.

Cheaha State Park2799-acre mountain-top retreat; highest point in Alabama. Restaurant, lodging, modern campground, picnic areas, pavilions, hiking & biking trails, play areas, beautiful mountain scenery. See campground listing on page 144.

Choccolocco ValleyDriving tour. Was Creek Indian village 1832, settlers arrived 1834, homes built 1840, school 1876. Most homes built by 2 slaves. Heritage museum.

Indian Oaks Golf ClubPutting greens, driving range. Golf carts available. Pro shop, lounge, lessons.

Classic on NobleOriginally Levi-Clark Saloon (built 1894), then Woolworth store, theater and more; now catering business. Original hardwood floors. Tours on request.

Woodstock Ave. Historic District19th- and 20th-century Victorian residences.

Mountain Longleaf National Wildlife RefugeHunting, wildlife observation, few trails, steep terrain.

Pine Hill Country Club7 lakes, rolling hills and fairways lined with pine trees. Driving range and swimming pool.

Berman Museum of World HistoryAmerican West, world wars, Napoleon, Jefferson Davis, Hitler objects. Swords (including one with 1295 diamonds), sacred and secular Asian art, 19th-century European sculptors.

Centennial Memorial ParkAlabama-shaped reflecting pool. Veterans wall with names of 1208 lost Alabama Vietnam veterans. Semi-circular walls with names of all Alabama veterans lost in war.

West 15th Street Historic DistrictThis district developed as a secondary business district for the black community and served as site of a social center, meeting hall, vaudeville and movie theater, doctor’s office, and a hotel.

Wren’s Nest Inc. GalleryCentury-old carriage house. Larry K. Martin gallery: paintings, print editions, collectibles by this nationally known artist. Subjects: wildlife, Southern themes, African wildlife, patriotism.

Silver Lakes—Robert Trent Jones Golf TrailSituated on beautiful, rolling terrain next to Talladega National Forest. Waterfall, pine trees and spectacular hilltop views. Short Course demands a shot directly over water on 7 of 9 holes.

Glenwood Terrace Residential DistrictEclectic collection of early- to mid-20th-century residential dwellings.

Church of St. Michael and All Angels, The1890 Norman architecture. 12-ft. Carrara marble altar, alabaster reredos, hand-carved angels and crosses, stained-glass windows, 95-ft. bell tower, 3000-pipe organ.

Wright DairySee cows milked 4 p.m. Mon.-Sat., visit calves, purchase fresh milk, ice cream, butter, cheese.

Chief Ladiga Trail Eubanks Welcome CenterPremier extended Rails to Trails project. Open to furnish information to visitors along the Chief Ladiga Trail.

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AnnistonMountain Longleaf Festival: A Celebration of the Arts & EnvironmentJun 6, 256-782-5681. http://epic.jsu.edu. Admission charged. McClellan--Enjoy live music, nature & arts activities, sales, food, vendors, children’s activities, and more. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Music at McClellanJun 6, 13, 256-782-5681. http://epic.jsu.edu. Admission charged. McClellan--Former Fort McClellan is once again alive with the signs and sounds of noted musicians, including the Alabama Symphony Orchestra. 8-10 p.m.

Junior Fishing DerbyJun 13, 256-782-5681. http://epic.jsu.edu. Fee for participants. Coleman Lake

Recreational Area, Heflin--Join U.S. Forest Service and JSU Field Schools for children’s cat fishing competition. 8 a.m. -3 p.m.

Calhoun County Sports Hall of Fame Induction BanquetJun 20, 256-435-4875. www.ccshof.com. Admission charged. Anniston Meeting Center--Six new people inducted, joining the likes of former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, longtime major leaguer Willie Smith, former Birmingham News columnist Clyde Bolton. 5:30-9 p.m.

Explore Alabama: Salt Water Fishing AdventureJun 26-28, 256-237-6766. www.annistonmuseum.org. Admission charged. Gulf Shores--It’s saltwater fishing at its best off the Gulf Coast

of Alabama. Fish for grouper, mackerel, mahi mahi, or whichever species is making a “run.” Trip departs Fri. from the Museum. Sat. & Sun. Fish all day long.

JacksonvilleJacksonville Arts Council Garden TourJun 6, 256-435-7611. Admission charged. Downtown Square & select homes--Event showcases local homes and gardens, home and gardening tips. Maps and refreshments provided. 2-5 p.m.

“Death by Darkness”Jun 25-28, 256-782-5648. www.jsu.edu/depart/drama. Admission charged. Jacksonville State Univ.--It’s a spring day in 1842 and slave guide Stephen Bishop, a voice

of wit and reason, is leading the latest party of curiosity-seekers into the Star Chamber of Mammoth Cave. It is an overnight trek into the depths of the cave. 7 p.m. with 2 p.m. Sunday matinee.

WellingtonFoggy Hollow Bluegrass Gatherin’Jun 5-6, 256-492-3700. www.foggyhollow.com. Admission charged Foggy Hollow Farm, 439 Ross Lake Rd., between Anniston and Gadsden in Webster’s Chapel Community—Alabama’s largest bluegrass festival takes place in June and September and features local, regional and national acts, parking lot picking, camping.

Calendar of Events

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GadsdenFirst Friday Antique CarsJun 5-6, 256-547-8696. www.downtowngasden.com. Free. Downtown--Take a trip back in time as the streets are lined with antique cars. Businesses stay open late and downtown rocks with live music, food and more.

Gadsden’s RiverFestJun 12-13, 256-543-3472. www.gadsdenriverfest.com. Albert Rains Blvd.--A family friendly atmosphere with great musical entertainment, fire-works, arts, crafts, food, kids play area and more. Fri., 4-11 p.m.; Sat., 1p.m. until.

First Friday Celebrates Inde-pendenceJul 3, 256-547-8696. www.downtowngasden.com. Free. Downtown--At 4:30 p.m., the

400 & 500 blocks of Broad Street will close for an exciting patriotic celebration. Busi-nesses will stay open late and downtown will be rocking with live music, great food and fun.

Ink & Blood : Dead Sea Scrolls to GutenbergMay 1-Aug 16, 2009The collection includes authentic Dead Sea Scrolls, 5,000-year-old clay tablets, Hebrew Torahs, ancient Greek texts, Medieval Latin manu-scripts, pages from Guten-berg’s Bible, and rare English printed Bibles.

Gadsden Art Association An-nual Juried ShowJul 1-Aug 31, 256-546-7365. Gadsden Museum of Art and History--Gadsden Art As-sociation annual juried show continues to improve each

year. Works in fine arts, fine crafts, and sculpture by artists from across North Alabama featured. Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sun., 1-4 p.m.

TalladegaNational Trails DayJun 6, 256-463-2272. Free. Talladega National Forest--Event designed to celebrate trails on public land, encourage good stewardship, and recog-nize volunteer efforts on trail maintenance.

Dale Jarrett Racing Adventure888-GO-RACE-1. www.Rac-ingAdventure.com. Admission charged. Talladega Super-speedway-- Racing school dates: Jun. 6-7 & 20-21, Jul. 11-12 & 25-26, Aug. 8-9 & 22-23, Sept. 5-6 & 19-20, Oct. 17-18, Nov. 7-8 & 21-22, Dec. 5-6.

DeSoto CavernsGod and Country Sound, Light, and Water ShowJun 14-Jul 4, 256-378-7252. www.DeSotoCaverns.com. Ad-mission charged. DeSoto Cav-erns Park--Celebrate America’s courageous past during special hour-long cavern tours in the spectacular main room of the caverns which is higher than a 12-story building and larger than a football field. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

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2005 Chrysler 300 Auto, V8 Hemi C,leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD,sport wheels. Super nice! $13,995

2006 Ford Fusion SEL Auto, V6,leather, PW/L, sunroof, cruise, air, CD,sport wheels. Super sharp! $11,995

2000 Ford F150 Lariat Auto, V8, 4X4,leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD,sport wheels. $9995. Super nice!

1994 Chevy Impala SS Auto, 4D,leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD. 1owner! $9995

2003 BMW 325i Conv. Auto, V6,leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD, sptwhls. $12,500

1993 Chevy Silverado Auto, V8,leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD,sport wheels. Extra nice! $6995

1999 BMW Z3 Auto, V6, leather, PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, CD, sport wheels.Super sharp! $8995

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2004 Mercedes C240 Auto, V6,leather, PW/L, sunroof, CD, spt whls,70k. Immaculate! $15,995

2005 Chevy Colorado LS Z71 Auto,PW/L, cruise, tilt, air, AM/FM/CD, sportwheels. $11,995

2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Auto,V6, PW/L, sunroof, cruise, tilt, air, CD,22” sport wheels. $12,995

2003 Ford F150 Lightning Auto, allpower, leather/suede, 69k, cruise, tilt,air. Mint condition. $13,995

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