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 Park events in addition to
 many other venues across
 the state.
 As Captain of the USO
 Florida girls, Williams en-
 tertains troops at military
. bases and makes other ap-
pearances.
 The former Miss FSU at-
 tends FSU where she is ma-
 joring in marketing, "just in

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case" she doesn't make a
career in country music.
Meanwhile, she's finishing
up her college career as an
FSU senior planning to
graduate in 2007. Williams
said she's put her music ca-
reer on hold to finish col-
lege and pursue pageants.
 "I've got one more year
of pageants and then I'm
headed to Nashville," she
said emphatically.
 Chosen to serve as Miss
Florida for the coming year
was Miss Miami Allison

Family
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school. They are more
emotionally content and
have positive peer rela-
tionships. They have bet-
ter eating habits and are
less likely to have
thoughts of suicide. They
are less likely to try mari-


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Kreiger. First runner-up
was Miss University of
Central Florida Megan
Clementi. Also in the top
five were Williams, Miss
Southwest Florida Lisa Van
Alstine and Miss Home-
stead Danielle Mortimer.
Williams is planning to en-
ter other pageants over the
next year.
 Williams is the daughter
 of Charles and Barbara
 Williams of Jasper, and the
 granddaughter of John and
 Jane Deas of Lake City.


 juana or have friends who
 use marijuana.
 The Hamilton County
 Alcohol and Other Drug
 Prevention Coalition urges
 everyone to celebrate Fam-
 ily Day on Monday, Sept.
 25. For more information,
 call Grace McDonald at
 792-9388 or 938-4911.

 GOOD NEWS: Jeff
 "Bug Eye" Parker an-
 ounces the results of
 the 2006-2007 PCS
 United Way of Suwan-.
 nee Valley campaign
 -- $139,359.22 was
 raised at PCS Phos-
 phate, of White
 Springs. The Novem-
 ber 8 United Way cam-
p paign report luncheon
 will be held at the PCS
 Conference Center.
A Photo by Rob Wolfe


 On Nov. 7. vote

1PJ Jackson
 for School Board Member
 for District 1
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 antd Jh'nuwings Jfor
 their vote on Sept. 5.
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ily members; referrals for0
employment and / or train-
ing opportunities; and as-
sistance in overcoming bar-
riers to employment, such
as help in obtaining copies
of birth certificates or Flori-
da identification cards,
needed for even day labor
employment.
 United Way of Suwannee
Valley will receive $3,488
toward the cost of the
HUD-required Homeless
Management Information
System. A three-year HUD
grant has enabled United
Way of Suwannee Valley to
purchase the hardware for
participating agencies to
utilize the HMIS system.
United Way provides local
community support in
populating the database
and assisting with agency
implementation questions
or issues.
 United Way of Suwannee


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Valley will also receive
$1,823 for the annual home-
less point-in-time survey,
which is another require-
ment of homeless coalitions
to obtain the data for HUD
and state homeless assis-
tance grants. 2005 was the
first year for which funding
was available to enhance
the delivery of the annual
homeless point-in-time sur-
vey. These funds enabled
United Way of Suwannee
Valley to facilitate the sur-
vey among the homeless
service provider agencies
and limited street count
conducted by volunteers
from the coalition agencies.
Goodie bags provided to
survey participants facili-
tated the process while pro-
viding those who are
homeless vital items, such
as first aid supplies, insect
repellent and sun screen.
 United Way of Suwannee
Valley serves as the lead
agency for the Homeless


Services Network of
Suwannee Valley, which
serves the counties of
Hamilton, Columbia,
Suwannee, and Lafayette.
The network includes
agencies and individuals
interested in the services
available to those who are
homeless or threatened
with homelessness. United
Way of Suwannee Valley is
a community impact and
fundraising organization
which, utilizing volunteers
on all levels, identifies un-
met community needs and
seeks to alleviate those
needs through United Way
of Suwannee Valley initia-
tives and the funding of 22
affiliated health and human
service agencies.
 Agencies or individuals
 interested in participating
 in the Homeless Services
 Network of Suwannee Val-
 ley are encouraged to con-
 tact United Way of Suwan-
 nee Valley at 386-752-5604.
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PA.CESETTERS: Getting the United Way of Suwannee
Valley (UWSV) 2006-2007 campaign off to a strong start
are the United Way Pacesetters. These are companies
that set the pace of the campaign, completing their com-
pany's employee deduction campaign early, so results are
included in the campaign kick-off amount., PCS Phos-
phate, ..of White Springs conducts a pacesetter campaign
each year and is UWSV's largest Pacesetter. Jeff "Bug
Eye" Parker and the PCS Phosphate campaign team an-
nounced the results of the PCS campaign. $139,359.22
was raised and more is coming in from the caring em-
ployees and generous support of PCS. $185,709 toward
the total 2006-2007 campaign contributions and pledges
was booked as of the kick-off fair held at Lake City Com-
munity College on Thursday, Sept. 14. Photo by Rob Wolfe


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