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CITY OF JASPER, FLORIDA

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS


The City


of Jasper, FL is accepting


proposals for Collection Services. An
original sealed proposal marked:
"SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
"COLLECTION SERVICES" must be
received by 5:00 p.m. Oct. 19, 2006 at the
City of Jasper City Hall, 208 W. Hatley St.,
Jasper, FL 32052 Attn: Margaret Harper,
CFO. For details call (386) 792-1212.
Evaluation and selection will occur in
accordance with the City's requirements at
a time and place to be determined by the
City. The City of Jasper reserves the right
to reject any or, all proposals and to waive
any informalities or irregularities in the
proposal process and to award the contract
in the best interest of the City.
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round table di'.u'.urionconrceliling the Oic
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By Johnny Bullard


 It is the time of year when
we begin to feel the first
"hint" of cool in the early
evening and the early morn-
ings. The old sweet gum
trees and little maples in the
"swampy" areas begin to
turn a little, and the golden-
rod and deep purple "deer
tongue" flowers begin their
annual pageantry of gold
and purple heralding the au-
tumn season in silence and
natural majesty. Along with
all this beauty, comes a nat-
ural phenomena to our
north Florida that is not so
beautiful, the love bugs. Yes,
folks, our annual visitors are
here in mass. Don't let them
stick to your automobiles too
long, as they will mess up
your paint job, and keep
your windshield a mess.
Someone asked me not too
long ago that, "if God does
all things well, why does He
send us love bugs-and mos-
quitoes?" My answer to the
person was to make us ap-
preciate! when,,,we didn't
have them, and that ''as the
only answer I had, but I. be-
lieve it was a pretty good
one.
 Don't forget that Swift
Creek United Methodist
Church will celebrate Home-
coming on Sunday, Sept. 24,
beginning at 10:30 a.m. with
song and praise service. The
morning worship service


RESTAURANT
 GREG BENNETT


will be followed by "dinner
on the grounds". Swift
Creek United Methodist
Church is the second oldest
Protestant Church in the
State of Florida. My appreci-
ation, in advance to Tommy
and Mildred Pound, as well
as Butch and Claire Smith
for all their hard work to
make this event a success.
 A letter from the Stephen
Foster Citizens Support Or-
ganization indicated that the
Florida Federation of Music
Clubs will make history this
year at their annual "Jeanie
with the Light Brown Hair"
auditions and ball held on
Friday, Oct. 6, and Saturday,
Oct. 7. This is always an out-
standing event and the old-
est special event held at
Stephen Foster.
 It was nice sharing a short
visit with John C. "Buddy"
Camp, on Sunday, Sept. 17,
at the Telford Hotel'in White
Springs., Mr. Camp was
lunching 'with a number of
friends from Lake City in-
cluding MiN and N Mrs-. Gerald
Witt and EF Longof Lake,
City. It was also nice seeing
Marjorie Dedge and Kathy
Dedge Smith of Jasper.
 I am so happy to see that
the parking lot at South
Hamilton Elementary (SHE)
has been re-surfaced. Many
thanks to the Hamilton
County Schodl Board for ad-
dressing this much needed


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mient. the State -\lcohol and Tobacco Ot-
tice. the St.te AttornL\" 's Office and Con-
:r=c.m, n .Ander Cirenhawi i tt-Ce
 it ',oni are concerned about the alcohol
and d-ru i-.tes in our ,commnihtl, now
_- the time to come. share \ out concerns
and become better intonre-d. Oppurtuni-
tie to make better changes \ ill be made
available. There x ill a-o be entertain-
ment. dool prize-, and refreshments.
 For morie information call Grace Mc-
Donald at 792 -38S or 938-4911.


project at SHE. In the very
near future, work will begin
on the roofing and painting
project at SHE that will be
partially funded with a near-
ly $200,000 grant received
from the Florida Department
of State Division of Historic
Resources.
 Doris Weaver Milton, was.
a visitor last week to White-
Springs. Doris visited many'
good friends in the area. She
was my dinner guest on
Wednesday evening. It is al-
ways a blessing sharing time
with a good friend. Doris
resided for many years in
White Springs before mov-
ing to Milton to be closer to
her daughter Beulah and
family. Beulah is a guidance
counselor at Rhodes Middle
School in Milton, Florida,
and her husband, Dr.
Jonathan Fountain, practices
medicine there. They have
two daughters, both of
whom are college graduates.'
 Happy Belated Birthday;
wishes to Janet Moses of
White Springs. Janet is open-,
ing another shop in historic-
Madison and we are very,
proud of her, but we are,
most proud that she is going'
to maintain her presence
here in our beloved White'
Springs. If you are interested'
in arts and crafts with a falP
theme, come down and
browse through Janet's shop,3
or 'do some early Christmas-I
shopping. Last, year, Janet
did a painting of our .oY n ,
Mae Fi:ances '. 'lu hall '- who
is a renowned gospel singer.,.
I bid on the painting during,
the "Earth Day" celebration,
but I was outbidded, and I
know whomever is the for-
tunate recipient of that piece'
of art should cherish it. :..
 Cathy Jo Foster, owner off
Sunsations in Jasper phoned
and told me that Jessie Lee'
Wise has published her third
book "Mender of Souls,"
and will be having a book
signing at Cathy Jo's busi-
ness on Wednesday, Sept.;'
27, from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m.
 Don't forget to go out andd
support our "own" Hamil-'
ton County Trojans on Fri-1
day, Sept. 22, at Veteran'sc-
Stadium, as they will be fac-~-
ing P.K. Young of
Gainesville. Kick off is at 7:30
p.m.
 Go Trojans!!!!!
 Please remember the fol-
lowing in prayer:'J.M. Mor-
gan, Preston Stormant,
Ronald Alford, Jean Padgett,
Virginia Daniel, Claude;
Hall, Darlene. Hall, Frank-.
McPherson, Wanda
Stephens, Gladys "Granny"!
Ruh, Verna Mae Johnson,'
Ben Register, Tommie:
Smith, Ceil Pound, Ella Tay-
lor, Gaynelle Greene, Sarah;
Thomas, Billie Payne,'.
Dorothy Hill, Isabel Free-f
man, Gussie Cheshire, Marie-'
Hickson, Franklin Fouraker,'
Mae Tomlinson, Glenwood'
Bennett, Trey Townsend,
Live Oak, Melvin Sheppard,.
Lake City, our state, our na-'
tion, and our "own" Hamil-.
ton County.
 Quote for the week: "I
firmly promise you that I'll
meet you by the river on the
banks of that 'evergreen
shore. Where our hearts will
never break and our lips will
never quiver and death will
not enter that shore. One by
one, we will see them as they
cross the silent river they
are leaving every minute or
two. So won't you firmly
promise me that you'll meet
me by the river, and I'll:
make you that promise too."
Old Southern Gospel in hon-
or of Swift Creek's Home-
coming. ;
 Have a good week Hamil-
ton County, I love you.


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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2006


THE JASPER NEWS, Jasprer, FL


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