| Hartselle resident named Daily Point of Light
Over the past six years, Murphy has been an active member of Families and Children Experiencing Separation (FACES), a non-profit United Way Agency, Its mission is to meet the needs of Morgan County's abused and neglected children.Murphy has been an active member for six years and is currently serving as president. She has been involved with many other charitable organizations and when she came on board with F.A.C.E.S., she said she knew this was where her heart and time belonged.She is also a wife and mother of two boys as well as owner of Regal Employment where she works full time.Murphy has involved her employees in reaching out to help in the community. They have a sibling group of four foster children as their special friends. They provide special things for all holidays and birthdays to let these children know that someone else cares for them.She also helped her employees sponsor a large family at Christmas.
ANTIQUES, FINE ARTS & SPORTING AUCTION
Offered for Sale: ARTWORK: American: W.J. Aylward, (3) o/b; C.J. Blenner, o/c; K. Freeman Clark, o/c; S. Colman, several sketches; C.G. Cook, o/c; J.O. Davidson, o/c; P. Degen, several sketches; F.K. Detwiller, w/c; R. Dubin, o/c; W. Fisher, (2) o/c & o/b; L. Gechtoff, o/c; O. Glorig, (3) o/c; P.S. Harris (attrib.), o/c; H. Inman, o/p; M. Korianevsky, o/c; E.C. Messer, o/c; W.B. Morrell, o/b; E. Mount, (2) o/b; W. Pierce, o/b; P. Reisman, w/c; Ed.A. Rorke, o/c; W.L. Sonntag, ink; A. Szyk, gouache; G.E. Varian, w/c; E.K.K. Wetherill, (5) o/b; etc. Continental: H. Alken (attrib.), (2) o/b; K.L. Bergslien, o/c; O.T. Clark, o/c; D. Edzard, (2) ink; J. Epstein, charcoal; W.J. Ferguson, w/c; A. Guillaume, o/c; H.R. Hall, o/c; E. Hargitt, o/c; H. van Hove, o/p; H.F.C. ten Kate, o/p; F. Kraul, o/c; G.
PSO bidding date extended to May 19
KARACHI: The Privatisation Commission (PC) Board has declared Attock Group ineligible to participate further in PSO privatisation and extended the oil marketing giants bidding date to May 19.
The PC Board, which met here on Thursday with Zahid Hamid, Federal Minister for Privatisation and Investment in the chair, decided to accept the recommendations of Pakistan State Oil Privatisation Transaction Committee to disqualify the Attock Group of Companies from participating in the privatisation process of the PSO.
This decision has been taken in accordance with the PC law, rules, regulations and procedures and keeping in view the guidelines contained in the judgment of the Supreme Court in Pakistan Steel Mills case.
The decision has been taken inter alia for non-disclosure of material information by the Attock Group as required in the RSoQ (Request for Statement of Qualification) rendering the Group liable for disqualification.
Smith bids Hawkeyes farewell
Shortly after Todd Lickliter was introduced as the new Iowa men's basketball coach, star player Tyler Smith was asked if he would return to Iowa next season. Smith, a 6-foot-7 forward from Pulaski, Tenn., wasn't very convincing, which caused speculation he would transfer. The speculation became fact Friday afternoon when the University of Iowa announced that Smith had been granted a release from his scholarship. "Tyler asked to be released, expressing his desire to be closer to his family," Lickliter said in a statement. "We respect his decision to be near his family and will grant the release in order for Tyler to further his education closer to home." Smith's father, Billy, lives in Tennessee and suffers from lung cancer. Smith also has a baby daughter who lives in Tennessee.
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