On behalf of the respective committees welcome to the 11th Annual Noble Street Festival and the

21st Annual Cheaha Challenge The weekend offers fun outdoor events for the whole family and attracts more than 1000 cycling visitors and their families who travel to our community from more than 20 states The events are produced locally by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association (NEABA) and a host of other community

for Life More than $80000 has been donated since

Trail with cumulative donations totaling more than $23000

The weekend kicks off Friday night with a pizza and pasta party for Cheaha Challenge guests sponsored by

enthusiasts rise early Saturday and head to the YMCA to participate in the Anniston Orothopaedics 5K Manyout of town guests use Saturday morning to explore the Chief Ladiga Trail and check out our museums and other attractions This year we expect they might bring their mountain bikes and check out Coldwater Mountain

The Sunny King Criterium is one of the headline events of the Noble Street Festival and features amateur bicycle racing from 10am to 930pm with the last two races featuring professionals from around the

race multiple laps in large packs around a 7 mile race course comprised of downtown streets If yoursquove never

experienced it I promise you will not be disappointed

11am downtown on Noble Street This annual event is a favorite among festival goers as one can sample the wonderful cuisine offered by 12 local restaurants in a food court-type setting on Noble Street which is closed

at 11am featuring many free activities for children of all ages as well as larger rides that require tickets which

almost two entire blocks of Noble Street The Hot Blast Music Cafe will again feature talent from our local area performing under a large tent on Noble with seating for 200 The ever-popular ldquojust-for-funrdquo bike races for kids

on Saturday as these youngsters pedal and run up to the

Sunday morning the population of Piedmont will

participate in the Cheaha Challenge and the Foothills

beautiful roadways in White Plains as well as through our National Forest including Cheaha State Park

As chairman of the committees I ask you to take special note of the committee member names listed below as well as the sponsors Saying ldquothank yourdquo just does not seem adequate These are the folks who work for several months with many other volunteers to do the real work and make these events happen The sponsors fund it We all hope to see you during the weekend

Mike PoeChairmanNoble Street Festival CommitteeCheaha Challenge Committee

Page 2 NOble Street FeStival aPril 2013

PRODUCED BY

RMCUrology Cheaha Challenge Committee

Curtis CuppKeith Ford

Anna NichollsBarry Nicholls

Terry Phillis Mindy Poe

Harold RhodesDavid SpinksBobby WhiteJulia White

Peggy Wilhoite

Noble Street Festival Committee

Ann AngellMargaret Bateman

Katy CairoCurtis Cupp

Charity DuncanSteven Folks

Eric KeyLori Martin

Jessica McCauleyLisa Morales

Maggie OwensCindy PhillisTerry Phillis

Mercy PilkingtonMindy PoeTony Taylor

Ebonee ThompsonGlenn Williams

Jennifer WilliamsKristi Yates

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 3

2013 Noble Street FeStival WeekeNd Schedule All times are Central Time Zone

FRIDAY APRIL 19 5 30 Pm to 800PmDinner at Mellow Mushroom Pizza For Cheaha Cyclists Pro Teams Volunteers and Sponsors

SATURDAY APRIL 20The general festival runs from 10am to 930pmschedules for each area of the festival

730am 5K Run (Anniston OrthopaedicYMCA 5K Run for adults and children StartFinish at YMCA downtown

BIke RAce ScheDULe(Sunny King Criterium)

1000am Men Cat 5 (30 minutes)1040am Juniors Races (20 minutes) (age 10 to 14 boys amp girls) 1110am Juniors Races (20 minutes)

(age 15 to 18 boys and girls)1140am Women Cat 3-4 (35 minutes)1225pm Men 4-5 age 35+ (35 minutes) 120pm Men Masters age 35+ Cat 1- 4 only (45 minutes) 205pm Men Cat 4 (40 minutes) 255pm Men Cat 3 (45 minutes)350pm Men Cat 2 (45 minutes)515pm Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash 1K running race for kids535pm Kids Races620pm Women Pro 1-2 (1 hour) 730pm Men Pro 1 (60 laps)

ReD DIAmonD ReSTAURAnT ToURSeRvIng TIme ScheDULeAll Restaurants Serving 11am to 8pm(lunch and dinner)Artisan Baked GoodsBonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe Inc

Classic on NobleCooter Brownrsquos Rib ShackJasmine Chinese Cuisine

Mad Hatter CupcakesMatarsquos Greek PizzaMellow MushroomRed Diamond IncSneaky Petersquos Hot DogsThai One On

PIEDMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT CLAY COUNTY SHERIFFrsquoS OFFICE CALHOUN COUNTY 911 ALABAMA STATE TROOPERS PIEDMONT POLICE HEFLIN POLICE CALHOUN COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ANNISTON EMS

WHITE PLAINS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT CALHOUN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONHAM RADIO OPERATORS NATIONWIDE CHEAHA STATE PARK EMPLOYEES CLEBURNE EMS CLEBURNE COUNTY SO OXFORD EMS

YMCA OF CALHOUN COUNTY CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFFrsquoS OFFICESACRED HEART SCHOOL AND CYSTIC FIBROSIS QUAD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT

PRESENTED BY PRODUCED BY

Page 4 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Bicycles Skateboards Accessories and Repairs

Comfort Bikes Road Bikes Mtn Bikes BMX BikesWe have a bike suitable for any level of rider

Lynskey Specialized Trek Electra Redline and Scott

20-40 off Select Accessories

Kidrsquos Activities schedule(Scion KidZone)

KidZone Activities with feeStarWalk Swings - 3 ticketsStarWalk Turbo Tubs - 3 ticketsStarWalk Ferris Wheel - 3 ticketsStarWalk 18ft Super Slide - 2 ticketsStarWalk Triple Play Sports - 3 ticketsStarWalk Pirate Slide - 2 tickets

for kids 5 and under ONLYTop Notch Train Depot - 3 tickets per rider

Face Painting - 369 tickets per design

KidZone fRee Activities Star Wars Characters

KidZone Art Tent Presentations

11amPresentation

12noon Cheaha Cheer amp TumbleDemonstration

1pmNatural HistoryPresentation

2pm Ted Turgeonrsquos Taekwondo Academy Demonstration

3pm

Music schedule( )1000am Lindsey Hinkle

1200pm Daniel Hughes100pm Jody Wood200pm Abby Parks300pm Doublewide Soul400pm 30 Gallon Still500pm The Gypsy Begonias

sundAY APRil 215am to 715am Cheaha Challenge Breakfast730am800am1200pmto 6pm Cheaha Challenge Lunch

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 5

2689

39

emberFDIC

Oxford Office(256) 835-8855

1320 Highway Drive Oxford Alabama 36203

Anniston Office(256) 237-8000

1100 Quintard Avenue Anniston Alabama 36201

Alexandria Office(256) 847-8802

120 Big Valley Drive Alexandria Alabama 36250

Jacksonville Office(256) 435-0707

1500 Pelham Road South Jacksonville Alabama 3626

memberfdic

Augusta amp Scott AndrewsWynelle Ballard LaNita amp Stan BennettBright IdeasKatie amp John CollinsRobin CooperCollie amp Charles DickinsonJill amp Alex CampbellSara Mell EdwardsJan amp Bob GibsonCarol amp Chris HaganMargaret amp Andy HatleyBecky amp John HollingsworthHubbard House AntiquesLee BrassLinda Turbin ~ Calhoun Community PressJoyce amp John MorrowCharlotte amp Buddy MullisNatasha amp Boris FreemanNew Leaf MarketingSusie amp Dave PawsatNancy Lee amp Bob Payne

Lanelle amp Bill PhillipsCindy amp Terry PhillisJoanne amp Tommy PopeBrenda amp Tom RobertsLauren RothwellKristen RothwellKaren amp Morgan SilversElaine amp Wilkes ScarbroughCarol amp David SokLisa amp Andy SolemanJudy and Arthur TooleStinson Howard Fine JewelryXtreme Auto Spa

Friends of Meals on Wheels

Artisan Baked GoodsMenu2 Dining TicketShortbread cookie trio that will in-clude one Pecan Shortbread cookie one Italian Zaleti (cornmeal cookie with golden raisins) and a deep dark chocolate French Diamantes

1 Dining TicketOatmeal Raisin CookiePeanut Butter CookieGinger Molasses Cookie

1 Dining TicketTwo Italian Amaretti cookiesFrench Macarons Vanilla Macaron with a Vanilla

Chocolate Macaron with a Choco-

Bonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe IncMenuCreme horns Brownies Donuts Cookies Cupcakes (red velvet

whitebuttercreme Chocchoco-late) Apple and Cherry Turnovers Cheesetraws and dog treats

Price1 Dining Ticket per item

Bonnie Rayrsquos is a locally owned and operated Bakery Owned by the Knightly sisters Mary and Kar-en Army brats whorsquos father retired from Fort McClellan They are located right outside the Fort Mc-Clellan main gate in the Lenlock Shopping center where they have been serving the Anniston area for 18 years They offer fresh baked pastries cookies donuts pies and cakes including specialty cakes and wedding cakes They can also support your special event with a variety of catering trays Welcome all

Menu

3 Dining TicketsChocolate Chunk Cookie 1 Dining TicketLays Potato Chips 1 Dining Ticket

chicken sandwich Wade Bence and staff have been proudly serv-ing our community since 1988 Our restaurant is located at 1205 Hwy 21 South Oxford AL 36203 256-835-6009

MenuTeriyaki Glazed Chicken Kabob on a Roll with a Bag of Chips 8 TicketsRib-eye Sandwich with a Bag of Chips 10 TicketsFresh Veggie Salad 5 TicketsPop Corn 2 TicketsChips 1 Tickets

-

toric downtown Anniston A warm inviting atmosphere to include the Green Olive upstairs overlooking Noble Street wwwclassiconnoblecom

MenuBBQ Sandwich 3 Dining Tickets14 Slab of Ribs 5 Dining Tickets12 Slab of Ribs 9 Dining TicketsBBQ Pork Plate 6 Dining TicketsRib Plate 8 Dining Tickets

Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack is a locally owned and operated full service restaurant specializing in BBQ Ribs Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs were listed as ldquo100 Dishes to eat in Alabama Before you Dierdquo by the Alabama Board of Tourism Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs have won many other awards throughout Calhoun Coun-ty and is located at 8464 Alabama Hwy 204 in Jacksonville Check us out at wwwcootersribscom

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013

Page 6 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

The Calhoun County Medical SocietySupports Meals on Wheels

Dr Adeoye Akintola AremuDr Oren Wyatt BabbDr Lucy Katherine BallardDr Blane Edward BatemanDr Tatiana BidikovDr Clifford P Black JrDr Clyde Edward BlackDr William Bartley BohannonDr Dennis BonnerDr Edgar Watterson Branyon JrDr Charles Phillip BrockwellDr John Oscar BrownDr Kirby Knapp Bryant Jr

Dr Marilyn Ann Osipik BursonDr Jose R CaballeroDr Clarence Neal CanupDr Donald W CaseyDr Cynthia Smith CaterDr Robert L CaterDr David Alan ChalkDr Neil Leonard ChristenDr Dennis DeWayne ClarkDr Thaddeus Frazell ColemanDr Jeffrey W CollinsDr Nelson Wayne CookDr Lee Gary CraddockDr George Isacc Crawford JrDr Monica Adams CrawfordDr James Scales Daniel

Dr Margaret K DavenportDr Louis L Di ValentinDr Davisson Jean Leandre EdmondDr John Archibald Edwards JrDr David Stuart EmersonDr William Joseph Ferguson JrDr Daniel Sherman FockeleDr Richard Lewis FossDr Michael Gene GainesDr Robert Fuller Garner IIIDr Kishin Menghraj GehiDr George Marshall GibbinsDr Jose Alberto Gonzalez-CastilloDr Robert Eugene GrubbeDr Gordon Townsend HardyDr James Swann HixonDr David Michael Hopper

Dr Robert Harris Hurlbutt IVDr Russell Leon IngramDr Sathyan V IyerDr Joshua BE JohannsonDr Roderick Gray JohnsonDr Lawrence R JonesDr Michael Carmen JonesDr Pankaj Kumar KashyapDr Edwin A KeelDr Tommy R KeyDr Kent Calhoun KeysDr Michael B KlineDr John McElroy KoorsDr Thomas Kevin LackeyDr David Sidney LewisDr Robert Henry LokeyDr Donald Craig MarshallDr Angela Michiko MartinDr Cyrus Herbert McCrimmon JrDr Gaston Owen McGinnisDr Tamara Ann McIntoshDr Marilyn McRaeDr Howard Elvin McVeighDr Vance Glenn MooreDr Gary Herschel MorganDr John Andrew MorrowDr Maurice Lee MoskowitzDr James Wilbur Mullis JrDr Dorothy Karen NelderDr Jose Macaraig OblenaDr Rohit G PatelDr Charles W PattersonDr John Richard PayneDr Rodney C PerryDr Michael Wayne ProctorDr Naresh S PurohitDr Christopher Scott RandolphDr Clinton Michael RayDr Gary Michael Ray

Dr James M ReadyDr John Earl ReavesDr L Braden Richmond JrDr Morton S RicklessDr Michael Thomas RobinsonDr Donald C RosenDr Lawrence S RosenDr Charles Henry SabensDr Mahomed Y SalameDr Elliott Jordan SaltzDr Beatrice Lawrence SmithDr David Lee SmithDr Samuel Rushing SmithDr Rodney Vann SneadDr Ellen N SpremulliDr Ty Keith StansellDr J Patrick StewartDr Robert Edward Stone IIIDr Roger Lee StroudDr Timothy Bret TaborDr William Hanna Talbot JrDr Jacquline Ann TessenDr Carla A N ThomasDr Duane Michael TippetsDr Duane D TippetsDr Arthur Fulkerson Toole IIIDr Jefferson M TruppDr Shailesh UpadhyayDr Pramod Aditya VadlamaniDr John F ValenteDr Kenneth Luckie VandervoortDr Neal Dahl Van MarterDr Warren Lee WallaceDr James Edward WestDr Michael Roger WiedmerDr Gerald Guinness Woodruff JrDr James Richard YatesDr J Shan YoungDr David Zinn

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

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APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 11

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651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

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Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

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North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

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Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 3

2013 Noble Street FeStival WeekeNd Schedule All times are Central Time Zone

FRIDAY APRIL 19 5 30 Pm to 800PmDinner at Mellow Mushroom Pizza For Cheaha Cyclists Pro Teams Volunteers and Sponsors

SATURDAY APRIL 20The general festival runs from 10am to 930pmschedules for each area of the festival

730am 5K Run (Anniston OrthopaedicYMCA 5K Run for adults and children StartFinish at YMCA downtown

BIke RAce ScheDULe(Sunny King Criterium)

1000am Men Cat 5 (30 minutes)1040am Juniors Races (20 minutes) (age 10 to 14 boys amp girls) 1110am Juniors Races (20 minutes)

(age 15 to 18 boys and girls)1140am Women Cat 3-4 (35 minutes)1225pm Men 4-5 age 35+ (35 minutes) 120pm Men Masters age 35+ Cat 1- 4 only (45 minutes) 205pm Men Cat 4 (40 minutes) 255pm Men Cat 3 (45 minutes)350pm Men Cat 2 (45 minutes)515pm Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash 1K running race for kids535pm Kids Races620pm Women Pro 1-2 (1 hour) 730pm Men Pro 1 (60 laps)

ReD DIAmonD ReSTAURAnT ToURSeRvIng TIme ScheDULeAll Restaurants Serving 11am to 8pm(lunch and dinner)Artisan Baked GoodsBonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe Inc

Classic on NobleCooter Brownrsquos Rib ShackJasmine Chinese Cuisine

Mad Hatter CupcakesMatarsquos Greek PizzaMellow MushroomRed Diamond IncSneaky Petersquos Hot DogsThai One On

PIEDMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT CLAY COUNTY SHERIFFrsquoS OFFICE CALHOUN COUNTY 911 ALABAMA STATE TROOPERS PIEDMONT POLICE HEFLIN POLICE CALHOUN COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ANNISTON EMS

WHITE PLAINS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT CALHOUN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONHAM RADIO OPERATORS NATIONWIDE CHEAHA STATE PARK EMPLOYEES CLEBURNE EMS CLEBURNE COUNTY SO OXFORD EMS

YMCA OF CALHOUN COUNTY CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFFrsquoS OFFICESACRED HEART SCHOOL AND CYSTIC FIBROSIS QUAD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT

PRESENTED BY PRODUCED BY

Page 4 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Bicycles Skateboards Accessories and Repairs

Comfort Bikes Road Bikes Mtn Bikes BMX BikesWe have a bike suitable for any level of rider

Lynskey Specialized Trek Electra Redline and Scott

20-40 off Select Accessories

Kidrsquos Activities schedule(Scion KidZone)

KidZone Activities with feeStarWalk Swings - 3 ticketsStarWalk Turbo Tubs - 3 ticketsStarWalk Ferris Wheel - 3 ticketsStarWalk 18ft Super Slide - 2 ticketsStarWalk Triple Play Sports - 3 ticketsStarWalk Pirate Slide - 2 tickets

for kids 5 and under ONLYTop Notch Train Depot - 3 tickets per rider

Face Painting - 369 tickets per design

KidZone fRee Activities Star Wars Characters

KidZone Art Tent Presentations

11amPresentation

12noon Cheaha Cheer amp TumbleDemonstration

1pmNatural HistoryPresentation

2pm Ted Turgeonrsquos Taekwondo Academy Demonstration

3pm

Music schedule( )1000am Lindsey Hinkle

1200pm Daniel Hughes100pm Jody Wood200pm Abby Parks300pm Doublewide Soul400pm 30 Gallon Still500pm The Gypsy Begonias

sundAY APRil 215am to 715am Cheaha Challenge Breakfast730am800am1200pmto 6pm Cheaha Challenge Lunch

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 5

2689

39

emberFDIC

Oxford Office(256) 835-8855

1320 Highway Drive Oxford Alabama 36203

Anniston Office(256) 237-8000

1100 Quintard Avenue Anniston Alabama 36201

Alexandria Office(256) 847-8802

120 Big Valley Drive Alexandria Alabama 36250

Jacksonville Office(256) 435-0707

1500 Pelham Road South Jacksonville Alabama 3626

memberfdic

Augusta amp Scott AndrewsWynelle Ballard LaNita amp Stan BennettBright IdeasKatie amp John CollinsRobin CooperCollie amp Charles DickinsonJill amp Alex CampbellSara Mell EdwardsJan amp Bob GibsonCarol amp Chris HaganMargaret amp Andy HatleyBecky amp John HollingsworthHubbard House AntiquesLee BrassLinda Turbin ~ Calhoun Community PressJoyce amp John MorrowCharlotte amp Buddy MullisNatasha amp Boris FreemanNew Leaf MarketingSusie amp Dave PawsatNancy Lee amp Bob Payne

Lanelle amp Bill PhillipsCindy amp Terry PhillisJoanne amp Tommy PopeBrenda amp Tom RobertsLauren RothwellKristen RothwellKaren amp Morgan SilversElaine amp Wilkes ScarbroughCarol amp David SokLisa amp Andy SolemanJudy and Arthur TooleStinson Howard Fine JewelryXtreme Auto Spa

Friends of Meals on Wheels

Artisan Baked GoodsMenu2 Dining TicketShortbread cookie trio that will in-clude one Pecan Shortbread cookie one Italian Zaleti (cornmeal cookie with golden raisins) and a deep dark chocolate French Diamantes

1 Dining TicketOatmeal Raisin CookiePeanut Butter CookieGinger Molasses Cookie

1 Dining TicketTwo Italian Amaretti cookiesFrench Macarons Vanilla Macaron with a Vanilla

Chocolate Macaron with a Choco-

Bonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe IncMenuCreme horns Brownies Donuts Cookies Cupcakes (red velvet

whitebuttercreme Chocchoco-late) Apple and Cherry Turnovers Cheesetraws and dog treats

Price1 Dining Ticket per item

Bonnie Rayrsquos is a locally owned and operated Bakery Owned by the Knightly sisters Mary and Kar-en Army brats whorsquos father retired from Fort McClellan They are located right outside the Fort Mc-Clellan main gate in the Lenlock Shopping center where they have been serving the Anniston area for 18 years They offer fresh baked pastries cookies donuts pies and cakes including specialty cakes and wedding cakes They can also support your special event with a variety of catering trays Welcome all

Menu

3 Dining TicketsChocolate Chunk Cookie 1 Dining TicketLays Potato Chips 1 Dining Ticket

chicken sandwich Wade Bence and staff have been proudly serv-ing our community since 1988 Our restaurant is located at 1205 Hwy 21 South Oxford AL 36203 256-835-6009

MenuTeriyaki Glazed Chicken Kabob on a Roll with a Bag of Chips 8 TicketsRib-eye Sandwich with a Bag of Chips 10 TicketsFresh Veggie Salad 5 TicketsPop Corn 2 TicketsChips 1 Tickets

-

toric downtown Anniston A warm inviting atmosphere to include the Green Olive upstairs overlooking Noble Street wwwclassiconnoblecom

MenuBBQ Sandwich 3 Dining Tickets14 Slab of Ribs 5 Dining Tickets12 Slab of Ribs 9 Dining TicketsBBQ Pork Plate 6 Dining TicketsRib Plate 8 Dining Tickets

Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack is a locally owned and operated full service restaurant specializing in BBQ Ribs Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs were listed as ldquo100 Dishes to eat in Alabama Before you Dierdquo by the Alabama Board of Tourism Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs have won many other awards throughout Calhoun Coun-ty and is located at 8464 Alabama Hwy 204 in Jacksonville Check us out at wwwcootersribscom

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013

Page 6 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

The Calhoun County Medical SocietySupports Meals on Wheels

Dr Adeoye Akintola AremuDr Oren Wyatt BabbDr Lucy Katherine BallardDr Blane Edward BatemanDr Tatiana BidikovDr Clifford P Black JrDr Clyde Edward BlackDr William Bartley BohannonDr Dennis BonnerDr Edgar Watterson Branyon JrDr Charles Phillip BrockwellDr John Oscar BrownDr Kirby Knapp Bryant Jr

Dr Marilyn Ann Osipik BursonDr Jose R CaballeroDr Clarence Neal CanupDr Donald W CaseyDr Cynthia Smith CaterDr Robert L CaterDr David Alan ChalkDr Neil Leonard ChristenDr Dennis DeWayne ClarkDr Thaddeus Frazell ColemanDr Jeffrey W CollinsDr Nelson Wayne CookDr Lee Gary CraddockDr George Isacc Crawford JrDr Monica Adams CrawfordDr James Scales Daniel

Dr Margaret K DavenportDr Louis L Di ValentinDr Davisson Jean Leandre EdmondDr John Archibald Edwards JrDr David Stuart EmersonDr William Joseph Ferguson JrDr Daniel Sherman FockeleDr Richard Lewis FossDr Michael Gene GainesDr Robert Fuller Garner IIIDr Kishin Menghraj GehiDr George Marshall GibbinsDr Jose Alberto Gonzalez-CastilloDr Robert Eugene GrubbeDr Gordon Townsend HardyDr James Swann HixonDr David Michael Hopper

Dr Robert Harris Hurlbutt IVDr Russell Leon IngramDr Sathyan V IyerDr Joshua BE JohannsonDr Roderick Gray JohnsonDr Lawrence R JonesDr Michael Carmen JonesDr Pankaj Kumar KashyapDr Edwin A KeelDr Tommy R KeyDr Kent Calhoun KeysDr Michael B KlineDr John McElroy KoorsDr Thomas Kevin LackeyDr David Sidney LewisDr Robert Henry LokeyDr Donald Craig MarshallDr Angela Michiko MartinDr Cyrus Herbert McCrimmon JrDr Gaston Owen McGinnisDr Tamara Ann McIntoshDr Marilyn McRaeDr Howard Elvin McVeighDr Vance Glenn MooreDr Gary Herschel MorganDr John Andrew MorrowDr Maurice Lee MoskowitzDr James Wilbur Mullis JrDr Dorothy Karen NelderDr Jose Macaraig OblenaDr Rohit G PatelDr Charles W PattersonDr John Richard PayneDr Rodney C PerryDr Michael Wayne ProctorDr Naresh S PurohitDr Christopher Scott RandolphDr Clinton Michael RayDr Gary Michael Ray

Dr James M ReadyDr John Earl ReavesDr L Braden Richmond JrDr Morton S RicklessDr Michael Thomas RobinsonDr Donald C RosenDr Lawrence S RosenDr Charles Henry SabensDr Mahomed Y SalameDr Elliott Jordan SaltzDr Beatrice Lawrence SmithDr David Lee SmithDr Samuel Rushing SmithDr Rodney Vann SneadDr Ellen N SpremulliDr Ty Keith StansellDr J Patrick StewartDr Robert Edward Stone IIIDr Roger Lee StroudDr Timothy Bret TaborDr William Hanna Talbot JrDr Jacquline Ann TessenDr Carla A N ThomasDr Duane Michael TippetsDr Duane D TippetsDr Arthur Fulkerson Toole IIIDr Jefferson M TruppDr Shailesh UpadhyayDr Pramod Aditya VadlamaniDr John F ValenteDr Kenneth Luckie VandervoortDr Neal Dahl Van MarterDr Warren Lee WallaceDr James Edward WestDr Michael Roger WiedmerDr Gerald Guinness Woodruff JrDr James Richard YatesDr J Shan YoungDr David Zinn

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

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651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

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2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

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TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

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26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

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Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

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Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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Page 4 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Bicycles Skateboards Accessories and Repairs

Comfort Bikes Road Bikes Mtn Bikes BMX BikesWe have a bike suitable for any level of rider

Lynskey Specialized Trek Electra Redline and Scott

20-40 off Select Accessories

Kidrsquos Activities schedule(Scion KidZone)

KidZone Activities with feeStarWalk Swings - 3 ticketsStarWalk Turbo Tubs - 3 ticketsStarWalk Ferris Wheel - 3 ticketsStarWalk 18ft Super Slide - 2 ticketsStarWalk Triple Play Sports - 3 ticketsStarWalk Pirate Slide - 2 tickets

for kids 5 and under ONLYTop Notch Train Depot - 3 tickets per rider

Face Painting - 369 tickets per design

KidZone fRee Activities Star Wars Characters

KidZone Art Tent Presentations

11amPresentation

12noon Cheaha Cheer amp TumbleDemonstration

1pmNatural HistoryPresentation

2pm Ted Turgeonrsquos Taekwondo Academy Demonstration

3pm

Music schedule( )1000am Lindsey Hinkle

1200pm Daniel Hughes100pm Jody Wood200pm Abby Parks300pm Doublewide Soul400pm 30 Gallon Still500pm The Gypsy Begonias

sundAY APRil 215am to 715am Cheaha Challenge Breakfast730am800am1200pmto 6pm Cheaha Challenge Lunch

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 5

2689

39

emberFDIC

Oxford Office(256) 835-8855

1320 Highway Drive Oxford Alabama 36203

Anniston Office(256) 237-8000

1100 Quintard Avenue Anniston Alabama 36201

Alexandria Office(256) 847-8802

120 Big Valley Drive Alexandria Alabama 36250

Jacksonville Office(256) 435-0707

1500 Pelham Road South Jacksonville Alabama 3626

memberfdic

Augusta amp Scott AndrewsWynelle Ballard LaNita amp Stan BennettBright IdeasKatie amp John CollinsRobin CooperCollie amp Charles DickinsonJill amp Alex CampbellSara Mell EdwardsJan amp Bob GibsonCarol amp Chris HaganMargaret amp Andy HatleyBecky amp John HollingsworthHubbard House AntiquesLee BrassLinda Turbin ~ Calhoun Community PressJoyce amp John MorrowCharlotte amp Buddy MullisNatasha amp Boris FreemanNew Leaf MarketingSusie amp Dave PawsatNancy Lee amp Bob Payne

Lanelle amp Bill PhillipsCindy amp Terry PhillisJoanne amp Tommy PopeBrenda amp Tom RobertsLauren RothwellKristen RothwellKaren amp Morgan SilversElaine amp Wilkes ScarbroughCarol amp David SokLisa amp Andy SolemanJudy and Arthur TooleStinson Howard Fine JewelryXtreme Auto Spa

Friends of Meals on Wheels

Artisan Baked GoodsMenu2 Dining TicketShortbread cookie trio that will in-clude one Pecan Shortbread cookie one Italian Zaleti (cornmeal cookie with golden raisins) and a deep dark chocolate French Diamantes

1 Dining TicketOatmeal Raisin CookiePeanut Butter CookieGinger Molasses Cookie

1 Dining TicketTwo Italian Amaretti cookiesFrench Macarons Vanilla Macaron with a Vanilla

Chocolate Macaron with a Choco-

Bonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe IncMenuCreme horns Brownies Donuts Cookies Cupcakes (red velvet

whitebuttercreme Chocchoco-late) Apple and Cherry Turnovers Cheesetraws and dog treats

Price1 Dining Ticket per item

Bonnie Rayrsquos is a locally owned and operated Bakery Owned by the Knightly sisters Mary and Kar-en Army brats whorsquos father retired from Fort McClellan They are located right outside the Fort Mc-Clellan main gate in the Lenlock Shopping center where they have been serving the Anniston area for 18 years They offer fresh baked pastries cookies donuts pies and cakes including specialty cakes and wedding cakes They can also support your special event with a variety of catering trays Welcome all

Menu

3 Dining TicketsChocolate Chunk Cookie 1 Dining TicketLays Potato Chips 1 Dining Ticket

chicken sandwich Wade Bence and staff have been proudly serv-ing our community since 1988 Our restaurant is located at 1205 Hwy 21 South Oxford AL 36203 256-835-6009

MenuTeriyaki Glazed Chicken Kabob on a Roll with a Bag of Chips 8 TicketsRib-eye Sandwich with a Bag of Chips 10 TicketsFresh Veggie Salad 5 TicketsPop Corn 2 TicketsChips 1 Tickets

-

toric downtown Anniston A warm inviting atmosphere to include the Green Olive upstairs overlooking Noble Street wwwclassiconnoblecom

MenuBBQ Sandwich 3 Dining Tickets14 Slab of Ribs 5 Dining Tickets12 Slab of Ribs 9 Dining TicketsBBQ Pork Plate 6 Dining TicketsRib Plate 8 Dining Tickets

Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack is a locally owned and operated full service restaurant specializing in BBQ Ribs Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs were listed as ldquo100 Dishes to eat in Alabama Before you Dierdquo by the Alabama Board of Tourism Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs have won many other awards throughout Calhoun Coun-ty and is located at 8464 Alabama Hwy 204 in Jacksonville Check us out at wwwcootersribscom

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013

Page 6 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

The Calhoun County Medical SocietySupports Meals on Wheels

Dr Adeoye Akintola AremuDr Oren Wyatt BabbDr Lucy Katherine BallardDr Blane Edward BatemanDr Tatiana BidikovDr Clifford P Black JrDr Clyde Edward BlackDr William Bartley BohannonDr Dennis BonnerDr Edgar Watterson Branyon JrDr Charles Phillip BrockwellDr John Oscar BrownDr Kirby Knapp Bryant Jr

Dr Marilyn Ann Osipik BursonDr Jose R CaballeroDr Clarence Neal CanupDr Donald W CaseyDr Cynthia Smith CaterDr Robert L CaterDr David Alan ChalkDr Neil Leonard ChristenDr Dennis DeWayne ClarkDr Thaddeus Frazell ColemanDr Jeffrey W CollinsDr Nelson Wayne CookDr Lee Gary CraddockDr George Isacc Crawford JrDr Monica Adams CrawfordDr James Scales Daniel

Dr Margaret K DavenportDr Louis L Di ValentinDr Davisson Jean Leandre EdmondDr John Archibald Edwards JrDr David Stuart EmersonDr William Joseph Ferguson JrDr Daniel Sherman FockeleDr Richard Lewis FossDr Michael Gene GainesDr Robert Fuller Garner IIIDr Kishin Menghraj GehiDr George Marshall GibbinsDr Jose Alberto Gonzalez-CastilloDr Robert Eugene GrubbeDr Gordon Townsend HardyDr James Swann HixonDr David Michael Hopper

Dr Robert Harris Hurlbutt IVDr Russell Leon IngramDr Sathyan V IyerDr Joshua BE JohannsonDr Roderick Gray JohnsonDr Lawrence R JonesDr Michael Carmen JonesDr Pankaj Kumar KashyapDr Edwin A KeelDr Tommy R KeyDr Kent Calhoun KeysDr Michael B KlineDr John McElroy KoorsDr Thomas Kevin LackeyDr David Sidney LewisDr Robert Henry LokeyDr Donald Craig MarshallDr Angela Michiko MartinDr Cyrus Herbert McCrimmon JrDr Gaston Owen McGinnisDr Tamara Ann McIntoshDr Marilyn McRaeDr Howard Elvin McVeighDr Vance Glenn MooreDr Gary Herschel MorganDr John Andrew MorrowDr Maurice Lee MoskowitzDr James Wilbur Mullis JrDr Dorothy Karen NelderDr Jose Macaraig OblenaDr Rohit G PatelDr Charles W PattersonDr John Richard PayneDr Rodney C PerryDr Michael Wayne ProctorDr Naresh S PurohitDr Christopher Scott RandolphDr Clinton Michael RayDr Gary Michael Ray

Dr James M ReadyDr John Earl ReavesDr L Braden Richmond JrDr Morton S RicklessDr Michael Thomas RobinsonDr Donald C RosenDr Lawrence S RosenDr Charles Henry SabensDr Mahomed Y SalameDr Elliott Jordan SaltzDr Beatrice Lawrence SmithDr David Lee SmithDr Samuel Rushing SmithDr Rodney Vann SneadDr Ellen N SpremulliDr Ty Keith StansellDr J Patrick StewartDr Robert Edward Stone IIIDr Roger Lee StroudDr Timothy Bret TaborDr William Hanna Talbot JrDr Jacquline Ann TessenDr Carla A N ThomasDr Duane Michael TippetsDr Duane D TippetsDr Arthur Fulkerson Toole IIIDr Jefferson M TruppDr Shailesh UpadhyayDr Pramod Aditya VadlamaniDr John F ValenteDr Kenneth Luckie VandervoortDr Neal Dahl Van MarterDr Warren Lee WallaceDr James Edward WestDr Michael Roger WiedmerDr Gerald Guinness Woodruff JrDr James Richard YatesDr J Shan YoungDr David Zinn

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 11

PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

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PRODUCED BY

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

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Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

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SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

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BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

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Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

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April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

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Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 5

2689

39

emberFDIC

Oxford Office(256) 835-8855

1320 Highway Drive Oxford Alabama 36203

Anniston Office(256) 237-8000

1100 Quintard Avenue Anniston Alabama 36201

Alexandria Office(256) 847-8802

120 Big Valley Drive Alexandria Alabama 36250

Jacksonville Office(256) 435-0707

1500 Pelham Road South Jacksonville Alabama 3626

memberfdic

Augusta amp Scott AndrewsWynelle Ballard LaNita amp Stan BennettBright IdeasKatie amp John CollinsRobin CooperCollie amp Charles DickinsonJill amp Alex CampbellSara Mell EdwardsJan amp Bob GibsonCarol amp Chris HaganMargaret amp Andy HatleyBecky amp John HollingsworthHubbard House AntiquesLee BrassLinda Turbin ~ Calhoun Community PressJoyce amp John MorrowCharlotte amp Buddy MullisNatasha amp Boris FreemanNew Leaf MarketingSusie amp Dave PawsatNancy Lee amp Bob Payne

Lanelle amp Bill PhillipsCindy amp Terry PhillisJoanne amp Tommy PopeBrenda amp Tom RobertsLauren RothwellKristen RothwellKaren amp Morgan SilversElaine amp Wilkes ScarbroughCarol amp David SokLisa amp Andy SolemanJudy and Arthur TooleStinson Howard Fine JewelryXtreme Auto Spa

Friends of Meals on Wheels

Artisan Baked GoodsMenu2 Dining TicketShortbread cookie trio that will in-clude one Pecan Shortbread cookie one Italian Zaleti (cornmeal cookie with golden raisins) and a deep dark chocolate French Diamantes

1 Dining TicketOatmeal Raisin CookiePeanut Butter CookieGinger Molasses Cookie

1 Dining TicketTwo Italian Amaretti cookiesFrench Macarons Vanilla Macaron with a Vanilla

Chocolate Macaron with a Choco-

Bonnie Rayrsquos Bake Shoppe IncMenuCreme horns Brownies Donuts Cookies Cupcakes (red velvet

whitebuttercreme Chocchoco-late) Apple and Cherry Turnovers Cheesetraws and dog treats

Price1 Dining Ticket per item

Bonnie Rayrsquos is a locally owned and operated Bakery Owned by the Knightly sisters Mary and Kar-en Army brats whorsquos father retired from Fort McClellan They are located right outside the Fort Mc-Clellan main gate in the Lenlock Shopping center where they have been serving the Anniston area for 18 years They offer fresh baked pastries cookies donuts pies and cakes including specialty cakes and wedding cakes They can also support your special event with a variety of catering trays Welcome all

Menu

3 Dining TicketsChocolate Chunk Cookie 1 Dining TicketLays Potato Chips 1 Dining Ticket

chicken sandwich Wade Bence and staff have been proudly serv-ing our community since 1988 Our restaurant is located at 1205 Hwy 21 South Oxford AL 36203 256-835-6009

MenuTeriyaki Glazed Chicken Kabob on a Roll with a Bag of Chips 8 TicketsRib-eye Sandwich with a Bag of Chips 10 TicketsFresh Veggie Salad 5 TicketsPop Corn 2 TicketsChips 1 Tickets

-

toric downtown Anniston A warm inviting atmosphere to include the Green Olive upstairs overlooking Noble Street wwwclassiconnoblecom

MenuBBQ Sandwich 3 Dining Tickets14 Slab of Ribs 5 Dining Tickets12 Slab of Ribs 9 Dining TicketsBBQ Pork Plate 6 Dining TicketsRib Plate 8 Dining Tickets

Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack is a locally owned and operated full service restaurant specializing in BBQ Ribs Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs were listed as ldquo100 Dishes to eat in Alabama Before you Dierdquo by the Alabama Board of Tourism Cooter Brownrsquos Ribs have won many other awards throughout Calhoun Coun-ty and is located at 8464 Alabama Hwy 204 in Jacksonville Check us out at wwwcootersribscom

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013

Page 6 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

The Calhoun County Medical SocietySupports Meals on Wheels

Dr Adeoye Akintola AremuDr Oren Wyatt BabbDr Lucy Katherine BallardDr Blane Edward BatemanDr Tatiana BidikovDr Clifford P Black JrDr Clyde Edward BlackDr William Bartley BohannonDr Dennis BonnerDr Edgar Watterson Branyon JrDr Charles Phillip BrockwellDr John Oscar BrownDr Kirby Knapp Bryant Jr

Dr Marilyn Ann Osipik BursonDr Jose R CaballeroDr Clarence Neal CanupDr Donald W CaseyDr Cynthia Smith CaterDr Robert L CaterDr David Alan ChalkDr Neil Leonard ChristenDr Dennis DeWayne ClarkDr Thaddeus Frazell ColemanDr Jeffrey W CollinsDr Nelson Wayne CookDr Lee Gary CraddockDr George Isacc Crawford JrDr Monica Adams CrawfordDr James Scales Daniel

Dr Margaret K DavenportDr Louis L Di ValentinDr Davisson Jean Leandre EdmondDr John Archibald Edwards JrDr David Stuart EmersonDr William Joseph Ferguson JrDr Daniel Sherman FockeleDr Richard Lewis FossDr Michael Gene GainesDr Robert Fuller Garner IIIDr Kishin Menghraj GehiDr George Marshall GibbinsDr Jose Alberto Gonzalez-CastilloDr Robert Eugene GrubbeDr Gordon Townsend HardyDr James Swann HixonDr David Michael Hopper

Dr Robert Harris Hurlbutt IVDr Russell Leon IngramDr Sathyan V IyerDr Joshua BE JohannsonDr Roderick Gray JohnsonDr Lawrence R JonesDr Michael Carmen JonesDr Pankaj Kumar KashyapDr Edwin A KeelDr Tommy R KeyDr Kent Calhoun KeysDr Michael B KlineDr John McElroy KoorsDr Thomas Kevin LackeyDr David Sidney LewisDr Robert Henry LokeyDr Donald Craig MarshallDr Angela Michiko MartinDr Cyrus Herbert McCrimmon JrDr Gaston Owen McGinnisDr Tamara Ann McIntoshDr Marilyn McRaeDr Howard Elvin McVeighDr Vance Glenn MooreDr Gary Herschel MorganDr John Andrew MorrowDr Maurice Lee MoskowitzDr James Wilbur Mullis JrDr Dorothy Karen NelderDr Jose Macaraig OblenaDr Rohit G PatelDr Charles W PattersonDr John Richard PayneDr Rodney C PerryDr Michael Wayne ProctorDr Naresh S PurohitDr Christopher Scott RandolphDr Clinton Michael RayDr Gary Michael Ray

Dr James M ReadyDr John Earl ReavesDr L Braden Richmond JrDr Morton S RicklessDr Michael Thomas RobinsonDr Donald C RosenDr Lawrence S RosenDr Charles Henry SabensDr Mahomed Y SalameDr Elliott Jordan SaltzDr Beatrice Lawrence SmithDr David Lee SmithDr Samuel Rushing SmithDr Rodney Vann SneadDr Ellen N SpremulliDr Ty Keith StansellDr J Patrick StewartDr Robert Edward Stone IIIDr Roger Lee StroudDr Timothy Bret TaborDr William Hanna Talbot JrDr Jacquline Ann TessenDr Carla A N ThomasDr Duane Michael TippetsDr Duane D TippetsDr Arthur Fulkerson Toole IIIDr Jefferson M TruppDr Shailesh UpadhyayDr Pramod Aditya VadlamaniDr John F ValenteDr Kenneth Luckie VandervoortDr Neal Dahl Van MarterDr Warren Lee WallaceDr James Edward WestDr Michael Roger WiedmerDr Gerald Guinness Woodruff JrDr James Richard YatesDr J Shan YoungDr David Zinn

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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than twenty programs forstudents of all ages

Scan the QR code above for moreinformation about the

2013 Summer Odysseyprogram

Discover theDonoho DifferenceSchedule a tour withAdmissions Director

Sue Canterscanterdonohoschoolcom

or 256-236-4459Extension 119

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NunnallyrsquosNoble St Frame

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Pottery Fine Gourd ArtHandcrafted JewelryPhotography amp more

1014 Noble Street Historic Downtown Anniston

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APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 11

PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

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Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

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wwwneabanet

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Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

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Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

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14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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Page 6 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

The Calhoun County Medical SocietySupports Meals on Wheels

Dr Adeoye Akintola AremuDr Oren Wyatt BabbDr Lucy Katherine BallardDr Blane Edward BatemanDr Tatiana BidikovDr Clifford P Black JrDr Clyde Edward BlackDr William Bartley BohannonDr Dennis BonnerDr Edgar Watterson Branyon JrDr Charles Phillip BrockwellDr John Oscar BrownDr Kirby Knapp Bryant Jr

Dr Marilyn Ann Osipik BursonDr Jose R CaballeroDr Clarence Neal CanupDr Donald W CaseyDr Cynthia Smith CaterDr Robert L CaterDr David Alan ChalkDr Neil Leonard ChristenDr Dennis DeWayne ClarkDr Thaddeus Frazell ColemanDr Jeffrey W CollinsDr Nelson Wayne CookDr Lee Gary CraddockDr George Isacc Crawford JrDr Monica Adams CrawfordDr James Scales Daniel

Dr Margaret K DavenportDr Louis L Di ValentinDr Davisson Jean Leandre EdmondDr John Archibald Edwards JrDr David Stuart EmersonDr William Joseph Ferguson JrDr Daniel Sherman FockeleDr Richard Lewis FossDr Michael Gene GainesDr Robert Fuller Garner IIIDr Kishin Menghraj GehiDr George Marshall GibbinsDr Jose Alberto Gonzalez-CastilloDr Robert Eugene GrubbeDr Gordon Townsend HardyDr James Swann HixonDr David Michael Hopper

Dr Robert Harris Hurlbutt IVDr Russell Leon IngramDr Sathyan V IyerDr Joshua BE JohannsonDr Roderick Gray JohnsonDr Lawrence R JonesDr Michael Carmen JonesDr Pankaj Kumar KashyapDr Edwin A KeelDr Tommy R KeyDr Kent Calhoun KeysDr Michael B KlineDr John McElroy KoorsDr Thomas Kevin LackeyDr David Sidney LewisDr Robert Henry LokeyDr Donald Craig MarshallDr Angela Michiko MartinDr Cyrus Herbert McCrimmon JrDr Gaston Owen McGinnisDr Tamara Ann McIntoshDr Marilyn McRaeDr Howard Elvin McVeighDr Vance Glenn MooreDr Gary Herschel MorganDr John Andrew MorrowDr Maurice Lee MoskowitzDr James Wilbur Mullis JrDr Dorothy Karen NelderDr Jose Macaraig OblenaDr Rohit G PatelDr Charles W PattersonDr John Richard PayneDr Rodney C PerryDr Michael Wayne ProctorDr Naresh S PurohitDr Christopher Scott RandolphDr Clinton Michael RayDr Gary Michael Ray

Dr James M ReadyDr John Earl ReavesDr L Braden Richmond JrDr Morton S RicklessDr Michael Thomas RobinsonDr Donald C RosenDr Lawrence S RosenDr Charles Henry SabensDr Mahomed Y SalameDr Elliott Jordan SaltzDr Beatrice Lawrence SmithDr David Lee SmithDr Samuel Rushing SmithDr Rodney Vann SneadDr Ellen N SpremulliDr Ty Keith StansellDr J Patrick StewartDr Robert Edward Stone IIIDr Roger Lee StroudDr Timothy Bret TaborDr William Hanna Talbot JrDr Jacquline Ann TessenDr Carla A N ThomasDr Duane Michael TippetsDr Duane D TippetsDr Arthur Fulkerson Toole IIIDr Jefferson M TruppDr Shailesh UpadhyayDr Pramod Aditya VadlamaniDr John F ValenteDr Kenneth Luckie VandervoortDr Neal Dahl Van MarterDr Warren Lee WallaceDr James Edward WestDr Michael Roger WiedmerDr Gerald Guinness Woodruff JrDr James Richard YatesDr J Shan YoungDr David Zinn

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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NunnallyrsquosNoble St Frame

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ExtraordinaryLocal Art

Original Paintings- Oil acrylicwatercolor

Pottery Fine Gourd ArtHandcrafted JewelryPhotography amp more

1014 Noble Street Historic Downtown Anniston

256-237-5921wwwnunnallysframingcom

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 11

PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

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Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

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Pro Teams

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Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

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The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

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256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 7

30thAnniversary

Enjoy homemade pizza grinders

salads spaghetti gyros and baklava at an affordable price

1708 Quintard Ave Anniston AL

(256) 237-3100

Mon-Thur 11 am-10pmFri-Sat 11am - 11pm

CLosed Sundays

wwwmatasgreekpizzacom

MelMalkoveProud Supporterof Meals on Wheels

Hours Mon-Thur 730am-7pm

256-741-1339

Fri 9am-6pm

256-835-0076

Red Diamond Restaurant Tour 2013 continued

Jrsquos WingsIce Cream Pre Wrapped ice cream sandwich-es Drum sticks popsicles1 and 2 Dining Tickets

Jasmine Chinese CuisineMenu1 item 2 Dining tickets2 items 4 dining tickets3 items 5 Dining tickets

Chicken fried rice stirred fried rice with chicken pea carrot scallion onion and egg

General Chicken battered fried chicken served in sweet amp spicy tangy saucePineapple shrimp battered fried shrimp served in fruity mayo sauce and fresh pineapple

Jasmine is a newly established Chi-nese and Thai restaurant in Annis-tonOxford We specialize in Can-tonese style cooking with emphasis

the ingredients Conveniently lo-cated on Snow Street next to Papa Johns Pizza The Asian inspired at-mosphere is perfect for couples on a date family or business lunch or dinner Bring your appetite to Jas-mine where food is our passion

Los MexicanosSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Mad Hatter CupcakesMenuA variety of delicious cupcakes from our daily cupcake menu (available on website at wwwmad-hatcakescom) including red velvet wedded bliss mampm double stuff midnight madness dr mcdreamy surprise party peanut butter mad-ness and strawberry simplicity

Matarsquos Greek PizzaMenuPizza 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining Ticket

Matarsquos is a family owned and op-erated restaurant that has been in operation since 1980 Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily

Mellow MushroomMenuGourmet Pizza Slice 2 Dining Tickets Ben amp Jerryrsquos Ice Cream - Choco-late amp Vanilla cups 1 Dining TicketHalf Baked amp Cherry Garcia Bars 2 Dining TicketMiss Vicki Chips 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies 1 Dining Ticket

Mellow Mushroom established in Oxford in 2005 Gourmet pizza preparation and presentation tossed to perfection by talented pizza bak-ers Full service bar with over 100 craft beers

Red Diamond IncMenuBottle of Red Diamondrsquos famous tea 1 Dining Ticket

Bottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water 1 Dining Ticket

Begun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan Red Diamond Inc has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family Today it serves its customers with over 6000 bever-age and food service products The company is based in Birmingham Alabama

Sneaky Petersquos Hot DogsMenuSneaky Pete Kraut dog chili dog slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips 1 Dining TicketCookies 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Petersquos is located on Green-brier Road in Golden Springs Proudly serving this area since 1988 serving full breakfast and lunch Hours 530 am - 300 pm

Thai One OnSee menu at the Noble Street Festival

Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

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2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

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utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

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26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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Page 8 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Lindsey Hinkle - 10amLindsey is back in the HBMC for the second year in a row bringing her unique song stylingrsquos and voice She is a Calhoun County native who has opened up for Sugarland and Train Lindsey is on Facebook and plays each Thursday at the Lone Star Steakhouse She also has an EP called lsquoEnoughrsquo which will be available at her performance

Matt Owens - 11am

Daniel Hughes - 12pmI grew up in Mentone Alabama where I started playing guitar at the age of twelve Not long after I learned to play I started writ-ing songs and poetry while ex-perimenting with different genres from thrash metal to funk I moved to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 2009 and in early 2011 I played

singersongwriter In 2012 I re-

Horizon and recently I celebrated my 200th performance I have been inspired to write a good bit lately by nature and the human existence and I have begun writing material for a second album

Jody Wood - 1pm

Abby Parks - 2pmwwwabbyparkscom - Abby is

likes of Joni Mitchell Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and in 2005 recorded and

Onrdquo Abby is also a private guitar

is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation and over the years she has also learned to play bass mandolin and banjo Her sophomore effort

at Huntsvillersquos Sound Cell Record-

Doublewide Soul - 3pm

the HBMC Chris Matthew and Jeff draw heavily from past mu-sical ventures both together and separate All currently residing in Northeast Alabama and having strong ties to traditional and non-traditional blues jams they have come together to put their spin on the tried and true craft of blues mu-sic They are currently working on

Noble Street fans may be able to obtain one of their free EPrsquos Learn more and check out their music at wwwdoublewidesoulcom

30 Gallon Still - 4pm30 Gallon Still is made up long time friends who have been in bands all over the country Finding

ourselves all back in our hometown

are happy to be sharing our years of songwriting with each other and

from bluegrass to metal punk rock

just having fun and doing what we

The Gypsy Begonias - 5pmThe Gypsy Begonias are a unique blend of blues-grass merging many different genres into a whole new experience Katy Cairo Mark Ev-

-ily than a band Check them out on Facebook twitter youtube google + and at wwwthegypsybegoniascom Contact katythegypsyb-egonias for booking information

McPherson Struts - 6pm

Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

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2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

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TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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Laser Periodonticswith services in

imPLant dentistry

wwwdrsthomascom256-231-0077

Wells Fargo Story Jim Robbins with Wells Far-go Advisors stated that his com-pany makes giving back to the community a priority Itrsquos like anything else if someone really wants to do something he or she will make it a priority and

just that Jim says ldquoThe most important thing to Wells Fargo

come true And to do that you have to start by really listening to people and establishing a re-lationshiprdquo Maybe thatrsquos why Wells Fargo employees real-ize the importance of and need for Meals On Wheels As a result their employees participate year after year in delivering meals to the homebound in this community They donrsquot just ldquotalk the talk they lsquowalk the walkrdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses commit-ted to Meals On Wheelshellippriori-

giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Mag-gie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meal On Wheels Co-Director

Keller Williams StoryLinda and Tim Laylor have worked as a

team for Keller Williams under the lead-

They truly love their work and the com-pany for which they work World wide Keller Williamsrsquo philosophy is to make what they do a winwin situation for every-one involved By starting each day with a devotional giving their best and following the companyrsquos principle policy of putting

business for clients is what it should be Ask anyone working there if they enjoy

pany a great place to work When you hear their answer you will see that they must be doing something right Last but not least Keller Williams believes that it is their responsibility to give back to their community and they are doing that by volunteering for Meals On Wheels Not

wonderful and interesting people in so do-ing Thank you Keller Williams for do-ing a lot right

There seems to be a common theme

among businesses committed to Meals On

needs giving deep thought and God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a volunteer for Meals On Wheels by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Direct

Businesses Volunteer for Meals On Wheels

Jim Robbins for Wells FargoThe Laylors for Keller Williams

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 9

PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

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2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

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PRODUCED BY

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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PAGE10 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

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PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

ys

2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 11

PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

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EET

13TH

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77

Thin

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2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

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TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

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2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

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TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

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PAGE 12 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

651 Snow Street Oxford AL 36203

256-241-7500256-241-7501 FAX

1617 Leighton Ave Anniston AL 36207

256-237-7500256-237-8863 FAX

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Monteith Amphitheatre

at McClellanFree AdmissionSunday April 21st

at 3pmPresented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg amp Cheryl Potts

Bring Blankets Coolers amp Lawn Chairs(No Pets Please)

The EtowahYouth Orchestra

Presented by the Longleaf Arts Council thru generous support from Greg

Bring Blankets Coolers (No Pets Please

Maggie Freeman and Joanne Pope are Co Directors of the Meals On Wheels Program throughout our county They have been job shar-ing for a short while and to their delight things are working out just great May I give you just a few reasons why Both these ladies are retired but found that even with all they had going on in their lives there was more they could do to give back Having been volunteers with Meals On Wheels for years this job was the perfect opening for them Through the program they see daily the needs that delivering these meals

they believe in what they aredoing

meals provide the physical nutrition needed by the homebound individuals but the contact with people from the ldquooutsiderdquo world is stimulating comforting informative spiritually uplifting and even fun Those delivering the meals hear from the clients how very grateful each meal recipi-ent is for the service offered Because Meals On Wheels helps them remain in their homes each individual can retain a sense of independence be surrounded by a lifetime of memories and not feel burdensome to others

Can these ladies do all this by themselves Of course not But what they can do is to solicit car-ing people to volunteer get them acclimated and comfortable with the task and send them on their way knowing there is support if needed They can make sure things run as smoothly as possi-

They can take the phone calls rearrange sched-

can recruit a driver when emergencies arise for drivers at the last minute and even drive when no one can be found Itrsquos kind of like housekeeping a never-ending job sometimes looking as if not much was done But itrsquos important to our com-munity to our clients and it will be important to you if you become a part of this truly gratifying work

There will always be people in need in many ways Maggie and Joanne are determined to do all they can with Godrsquos help to continue im-proving and growing the work that Meals On Wheels does

We would love to tell you more about Meals On Wheels Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256)237-4538

She Ainrsquot Heavy Shersquos My Meals On Wheels Co-Worker

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

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STR

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13TH

STR

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5577

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B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

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4

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9 11

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21

19

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

ys

2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
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• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
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• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
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• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
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• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
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• NSF041413A2801pdf

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 13

Elks 189 Bingo1015 S Noble St - 256-236-9687

630 PM

Mental Health

Scholarships

Christmas for Needy

Relay for Life

Meals on Wheels

ARC

UCP

Dictionary Project

Business Systems Inc Story

If you know anything about Meals On Wheels you might recognize the name Richard Pope When asked what made his company Business Systems Inc special to this community Richardrsquos response was succinct and humble ldquoI donrsquot really see our business as special to this community Instead I feel this community is special to us due to the fact that it has supported us since 1951 when my grandfather started Business Systems Incrdquo Richard further stated that his business is family oriented and strives to serve their customers in a manner that enables the custom-ers to come to them with any need or concern Trusting relationships are es-tablished between business and client from day one And why do this business leader and his employees volunteer for Meals On Wheels and regularly show up week after week to deliver meals The belief of Business Systems Inc is that God calls us all to serve those in need and Meals On Wheels is one of

the many community services that is in great need He said ldquoIt allows us to get our minds off ourselves for an hour or so each week and focus on the great-er needs of the ones who need assis-tance in getting the nourishment their lives needrdquo Richard also pointed out

that because delivering meals is dur-ing the lunch hour employees can help

-ties And the last comment by Richard probably sums it all up ldquoReally if you

hour or so once a week to help out I encourage all local businesses small and large to look into doing Meals On Wheels All it takes is making a deci-sion to do it and God will provide you the timerdquo

There seems to be a common theme among businesses committed to Meals On Wheelshellipprioritizing giving back

God will provide It works for the many Meals On Wheels volunteers and it will work for you

You too can be a Meals On Wheels Volunteer by calling Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at 256-237-4538

Submitted by Maggie Freeman Meals On Wheels Co-Director

Richard Pope - Business Systems Inc

Wersquove all heard that old adage ldquoif you want something done give it to a busy person and it will get donerdquo That is an apt description of the businesses volunteering for Meals On Wheels

Howard Coreis proud to support the

Noble Street Festival Cheaha Challenge and Meals on Wheels

Crandall J Kennedy DMD

family dentistry

256-835-1990

615 Quintard Avenue256-241-1092

wwwsouthernstatesbanknet

MEMBER FDIC

LIKE US on FACEBOOK

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

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it H

utch

TVTV

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B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

ys

2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

ys

2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

6

13TH

STR

EET

13TH

STR

EET

5577

77

Thin

k To

ys

2233

WatermarkTower

Rabb

it H

utch

TVTV

VIP Restrooms

B B B B B B B

PRODUCED BY

4

4

810

9 11

13

12

14 15161718

2022

2324

21

19

25

26

8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

PAGE 14 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013 APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 15

A Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B Classic on Noble C Matas Greek Pizza D Cooter Brownrsquos Rib Shack E Los MexicanosF Mad Hatter CupcakesG Mellow Mushroom H Sneaky PetersquosI Jasmine Chinese CuisineJ Artisan Baked GoodsK Bonnie-Rayrsquos Bake ShoppeL Thai One On

2 E Box Race Stage3 Red Diamond Jumbotron4 Sunny King Auto Expo5 Race Marshal Tent

Hot Blast Stage

7

VIPSPONSOR TENT

6 Classic on Noble SponsorVIP Tent VIP Entrance VIP Restrooms

North East Alabama Bicycle AssociationNorth East Alabama Bicycle Association

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

Anniston Runners Club

Festival Sponsors and Relay Team Booths

Pro Teams

TV TruckTV TruckTVTV

B

Art and Craft VendorsArt and Craft Vendors

The Noble Street Festival amp Cheaha Challenge are produced by the Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association

wwwneabanet

The city of AnnistonWelcomes You

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PRODUCED BY

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8 Star Walk Swings9 Art Tent10 KidZone Stage11 Starwalk Triple Play Sports Challenge12 Karate13 Sam the Balloon Man14 Top Notch Train Station15 Fire Truck16 Anniston EMS17 Anniston Police Car18 StarWalk Turbo Tubs19 Tank20 Star Walk Pirate Slide21 Star Walk Sea Land22 Top Notch GYRO Machine23 StarWalk 18 Ft Slide24 Star Walk Ferris Wheel25 KidzBikeRace line-up26 KidzBikeRace parent pick-up

Special thanks for CableONE for providing high speed wireless to race personnel

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

Page 16 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Perfect for enjoying afternoon showers

Drink Fresh Drink Red Diamondtrade

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

APRIL 2013 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL PAGE 17

Proud Supporter of

PREDATOR CYCLING

UNITED HEATHCAREEmile AbrahamATLANTAGA

Joshua CarterFAIRVIEW HEIGHTSIL

Ricardo EscuelaATLANTAGA

Cesar GrajalesATLANTAGA

Sergio HernandezSAN PEDROCA

JeanMichel LachanceATLANTAGA

Hilton ClarkeSANTA MONICACA

Karl MenziesGRAND RAPIDS MI

Bradley White HOLLANDMI

Carlos Alzate EscobarBOISEID

Luke KeoughSANDWICHMA

Adrian HegyvaryASHEVILLENC

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

Page 18 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

256-237-9544

Helloneighbor

10010131

Irsquom looking forward to serving your needs for insurance and financial servicesLike a good neighbor State Farm is therereg

CALL ME TODAY

Please stop by and say ldquoHirdquo

State Farm Home Office Bloomington IL

Russ Newton Agent1012 Noble Street

Anniston AL 36201Bus 256-241-2680

russnewtonu5ycstatefarmcom

Team smarTsTop mounTain khakis

asTellas oncology cycling Team

Thomas BrownATHENSGA

Isaac HoweBURLINGTONVT

Shane Kline BALLYPA

Travis Livermon LEWISVILLENC

Adam Myerson DORCHESTERMA

Frank TraviesoATHENSGA

Ryan AitchesonKitchener Ontario

Canada

Zach BerghDRIPPING

SPRINGSTX

Andrew BuntzWEST DES MOINESIA

Matt GreenBROWNSBURGIN

Max KorusELKINS PARKPA

Jacob RytlewskiBROWNSBURGIN

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 21

The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound personrsquos life

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry

The Faith Community Supports Meals On Wheels

ALL SAINTS INTERFAITH CENTER OF CONCERN1029 West 15th Street Anniston(256) 236-7793Kimberly Johnson DirectorHours of operation10 AM-3 PM Monday thru Fridaywwwcenterofconcerncom

ANNISTON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street Anniston(256) 236-5605Pete Hawker amp Amy DeWitte PastorsServices 830 AM amp 1030 AM SundaySunday School 930 AM Sundaywwwannistonfirstorg

COLDwATER UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH181 Cecile DriveOxford AL 36203Pastor Mike IronsPhone 1-256-375-0068Sunday Services900 AM Morning Worship1000 AM Sunday School500 PM Bible Study

FAIRVIEw HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas PastorServices 1000 AM amp 600 PM SundaySunday School 900 AM Sundaywwwfhnbcorg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice PastorSunday Services 1000 AMNurturing Your Spirit 1115 AM SundaySunday School 900 AMWed Night SupperProgram 530 PMwwwfpcannistonorg

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton AvenueAnniston AL 36207The Rev Dr Lee Shafer PriestwwwgraceannistonorgPhone 256-236-4457SundayHoly Eucharist Rite I 800 amBreakfast 900 amSunday School (All Ages) 930 amHoly Eucharist Rite II 1030 amNursery opens at 900 AMTuesdayMenrsquos Bible StudyBreakfast700 amCarpenter Study Group 1000 amHoly Eucharist amp Healing 1130 amWednesdayHoly Eucharist 530 pmSupper 615 pmPrograms645 pm(all ages) and adult choir see calen-dar

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17th Street Anniston(256) 237-0943Sunday School 930 AMWorship Service 1100 AM

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF OXFORD216 Snow Street Oxford (256) 831-3221Chuck Worley PastorServices 1030 AM SundaySunday School 915 AM SundayFellowship SupperProgram 530 PM Wednesdaywwwoxfumcorg

MACEDONIA BAPTISTCHURCH1030 Parkwood Drive Anniston AL 36201Phone 256-237-6082Pastor Rev Ross ReedldquoKnown by its deeds and not just its wordrdquoWelcome AllSunday ServicesSunday School 930 am(all ages Children and Adults)Church 1100 am

PARkER MEMORIALBAPTIST CHURCHTwelfth and QuintardChurch Office 256-236-5628 PrayerRoom 256-236-1515Dr Mack Amis Jr PastorSunday Services Casual Worship Service 815 amChildrenrsquos Music amp Arts 815 am Small Group Bible Studies 930 amClassic Worship Services 1045 amChildrenrsquos Worship 1045 amWednesdayFamily Night Supper500 pmAwana for Children530 pmPreschool Activities 530 pmAdult Prayer Time amp Bible600 pm Study Youth Praise amp WorshipNURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICESSUNDAY TELECASTSSUNDAY SCHOOL ON CABLE 2 930 amWorship Service Live on Cable 2 1045 amWeek Delay on Cable 9 1100 am

SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe PastorMass 500 PM Saturday900 amp 1100 AM Sunday100 PM Sunday (Spanish)wwwsacredheartannistonorg

SAINT CHARLESBORROMEO CATHOLICCHURCH308 Seventh Street Jacksonville AL 36265Phone 256-435-3238Fax 256-435-4942Pastor Rev James R Macey EdDServicesReconciliation Every Saturday at 400 PMMass Saturdays 500 PMSundays 1100 AMTuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 800 AMWednesdays 1100 AMChildrenrsquos Religious Education Wednesdays 630-745 PM

ST JOACHIM CATHOLICCHURCHBabbling Brook Road Piedmont ALPastor Rev James R Macey EdDMass Sundays 830 AM

TEMPLE BETH EL301 East 13th Street Anniston(PO Box 1364 Anniston 36202-1364)(256) 236-9249Rabbi David BaylinsonRabbi Irving Bloom

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

Page 22 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Ear Nose amp Throat GynecologyPain ManagementEndoscopy

OphthalmologyPlasticCosmetic SurgeryGastroenterology Oral amp Maxillofacial Surgery

Podiatry General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Urology

Accredited by the Accreditation

Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc (AAAHC)

Medical Director John R Payne MD

Administrator Donna H Smith

Director of NursingRenea Goode

Board of Directors Blane Bateman DOJohn E BlueLarry K DeasonTrudy HardegreeGordon Hardy MDKenneth Vandervoort MD

Serving the Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs with a Commitment to Excellence

Providing Outpatient Surgical Services IncludingBariatricsGynecologyPain ManagementEar Nose amp ThroatOphthalmology

PlasticCosmetic Surgery

GastroenterologyOral amp Maxillofacial

Surgery

PodiatryGeneral SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryUrology

Licensed and Medicare

Department of

the Accreditation Association

Celebrating 13 Years of Dedicated ServiceMeeting Our Communityrsquos Outpatient Surgery Needs

2000 - 2013 CANNONDALESKATEBOARDS

1209 SNOW STOXFORD AL 36203

JIMMY PETTUSPRESIDENT FUN WHEELS

BICYCLES amp ACCESSORIES

SINCE 1987256-831-9507

Over 100 Varieties of

Bulk Garden Seed and

Bonnie Plants Available

Since 1963

Holly BeardGAINESVILLEFL

Chelsea Factor GAINESVILLEFL

Amy Horstmeyer GAINESVILLEFL

Chane JonkerSouth-AFrIcA JohANNESburG

Amanda SchaapJENISoNMI

Emily ThurstonSAN PAbLocA

Lindsay BayerrEStoNVA

Tina PichAILEYID

Jennifer PurcellAuStINtX

Jackie KurthPALM bEAch FL

Team kenda

colaviTa racing care4cycling

Erica AllartucSoNAZ

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 23

256-237-4444101 W 10th StAnniston AL

bull STORE FRONTS bull MIRRORSbull SIGNS amp BANNERS

8006002195

Grizzard LivinG aidsImproving lives through better mobility since 1993

Made in the USA

wwwglaliftscom

Team novo nordisk

frazier cycling

mellow mushroom

Morgan PattonATHENSGA

Becca ScheppsBOULDERCO

Zoe FrazierSUWANEEGA

Dominique ShoreSUWANEEGA

Laura Van GilderCRESCOPA

EldquoScottirdquo WilborneLITTLE ROCKAR

ldquoHow Blessed I am to have my church and the meals I get to enjoy each dayrdquo

Thanks again Elsie

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

PAGE 24 NOBLE STREET FESTIVAL APRIL 2013

Sunny King Honda

Sunny King HondaWinner of the prestigous Presidentrsquos Award

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

Two recipients of Meals on Wheels are World War II Veterans One Dewey Simmons was drafted at the age of 18 and trained to be a medic at Camp Barclay in Texas Later he was sent to Europe where he served as an ambulance driver taking wounded soldiers to aid cen-ters or hospitals in France Germa-ny and Austria Even though a large

red cross was painted on his helmet the Germans would still shoot

The second WWII Veteran is Lodrect McDonald After go-ing through a selec-tion process as an 18

year old at Fort McClellan Ala-bama Mr Mc-Donald trained in chemicals at Camp Siebert in Gadsden Alabama He was in the 84th Chemical Warfare Unit in Italy where he was a gunner on a mortar supporting infantry troops He did not be-lieve it when he was told the war had ended

You can meet these men and oth-er remarkable people by deliver-ing meals on any one of 12 routes throughout Calhoun County Each wonderful person has a special sto-ry to tell Our hats are off to all of

our meal recipients each one a hero in our eyes

You can meet heroes too by vol-unteering as a Meals On Wheels driver Call Maggie Freeman or Joanne Pope at (256) 237-4538

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 25

Meals on Wheelsrsquo Heroes Are Among Us

Dewey SimmonsLodrect McDonald

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201

Phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

Do you know how often you turn me on

Anniston Water Works amp Sewer Board

931 Noble Street Ste 201Anniston AL 36201phone 256-241-2000Fax 256-236-1532

wwwawwsborg

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

Page 26 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Programs AvailableMeals-On-WheelsSenior RX Dental AssistanceChristmas Clearing HouseEmergency Assistance

Yearly EventsPastorsrsquo Breakfast

Prayer ServiceCommunity Thanksgiving

ServiceAnnual MeetingAngel Tree Camp

Contact us atInterfaith Ministries IncPO Box 14441431 Gurnee Ave Suite AAnniston AL 36202

256-237-1472

Interfaith Ministries IncCALHOUN COUNTY ALABAMA

A United Way Agency

find us on FacebookInterfaith Ministries of Calhoun County

ldquoBringing Godrsquos People Together To Serve Godrsquos People in Needrdquo

wwwinterfaithcalhounorg

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

Duane M Tippets DO

(256)236-4121wwwAnnistonOrthocom

• NSF041413A0101pdf
• NSF041413A0201pdf
• NSF041413A0301pdf
• NSF041413A0401pdf
• NSF041413A0501pdf
• NSF041413A0601pdf
• NSF041413A0701pdf
• NSF041413A0801pdf
• NSF041413A0901pdf
• NSF041413A1001pdf
• NSF041413A1101pdf
• NSF041413A1201pdf
• NSF041413A1301pdf
• NSF041413A1401pdf
• NSF041413A1501pdf
• NSF041413A1601pdf
• NSF041413A1701pdf
• NSF041413A1801pdf
• NSF041413A1901pdf
• NSF041413A2001pdf
• NSF041413A2101pdf
• NSF041413A2201pdf
• NSF041413A2301pdf
• NSF041413A2401pdf
• NSF041413A2501pdf
• NSF041413A2601pdf
• NSF041413A2701pdf
• NSF041413A2801pdf

April 2013 Noble Street FeStivAl pAge 27

13 and 15 West 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Anniston

(256) 238-1899facebookus

Locals serving locals since 1899

Saloon and

Serving NE Alabama Since 1950

Does it cost to attendItrsquos FREE to attend Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free including hands-on art Anniston Museum booth Scion KidZone Stage shows and more There is no admission charged to at-tend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races

What about foodTwelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the festival Red Diamond will offer their famous tea and lemonade Pepsi will provide soft drink options Please do not bring your own food to the festival but plan to patronize these local restaurants A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life

Is this a family event

festival entertaining -

we promise

What about musicOne of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Cafeacute This large tent will fea-ture local and regional acts all day You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walking

What about the bike amp running rac-es for kidsThis is one of the most popular activi-

ties at the festival Watching children from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike race-course in front of the cheering crowd is priceless The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excite-ment Itrsquos a one-lap trot around the bike race course (7 mile) with an ex-

cost is $10 for each race or $18 for

custom t shirt and goodie bag for each

event Register in Classic on Noble on Saturday from noon to 430pm Races start at 5

What about the running race for adultsThe adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 730am at the YMCAVisit our web site and click on ldquoYMCA 5Krdquo for all the details and to register

Anything different or exciting about this yearrsquos bike racesYes We have more Pro Menrsquos teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium creating a 730pm race that you will not want to miss The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble but will also stretch onto East 10th Street We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site as well as from wwwvelonewscomlive an international cycling publication

Frequently Asked Questions

Page 28 Noble Street FeStival aPril 2013

Wersquore with you in the race of LIFE

Proud sponsors of the YMCA Spring 5K Run

John R Payne MDKenneth L Vandervoort MD

Duane D Tippets MDGordon T Hardy MD

Michael R Wiedmer MDC Herbert McCrimmon MD

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