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 The members of the
Jasper Woman's Club are
making plans for remod-
eling, decorating and
landscaping the club
house in anticipation of
its 100th anniversary in
October 2007. The Club
was organized in 1907
and federated in 1910.
They meet the second Fri-
day of each month, Octo-
ber through May.
 Several businesses and
other organizations have
already donated money
and labor to restore the
club house. Some of the
youths from Panther Suc-
cess Center recently
cleared the debris from
*around the foundation of
the building. PCS Phos-
.phate has offered the
equipment. and' workers
to pressure wash the exte-
S nor of the club house.
 According Verna


Horne, President of the
Woman's Club, the fire-
place is unsafe because
the firebox is cracked. She
would like to have the
fireplace cleaned and
sealed so that no one can
use it. Other projects in-
dude repairing the plas-
ter, refinishing the solid
wood doors and updating
the plumbing.
 The big sign outside the
'club house needs cleaning
and the smaller sign
needs to'be replaced. Mar-
ion Turner, a member of
the Club, said that the
yard. needs an irrigation
system and a low-mainte-
nance landscape.
 Anyone who is interest-
 ed in making a donatiorf
 to the 'Woman's Club
 Restoration Fund can con-
 tact Verna Horne at 792-
 15'55 oL MNarion Turner at
 792-1550.


Members of the Jasper Woman's Club who are carrying on the tradition of helping the community are (back row., -r)
Willene Drury, Verna Home, Cindi Foreman, Alice Jones. Geri Huddleston and Ricki Kennedy; (middle row) Marion
Turner, Lillian Norris, Adele Bloom, Bonnie Jones, Grace MacDonald. Cindy Myddelton. Gloria Wilkinson. Sally Dodge,
Emily Anderson, Carol Strickland: (front) Lurlene Johnson. Lenora Brasytell, Margaret Tuten, Lillian Bembry. Ulma
Braswell and Mattie Henderson. Photo: Rob Wolfe


GA-FL Youth rodeo brings riding

 and roping excitement to Jasper
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Holly Goodin (front row, second from left) is a member of the GFYRA Gator Dawg team
that placed tenth at the International Finals Youth Rodeo in Oklahoma in July. The Hamil-
ton County Riding Club will sponsor a GFYRA rodeo in Jasper for the first time on Sat-
urday and Sunday, Oct. 28 and 29. See more phots on page A2. Photo Submitted


 The Hamilton County Riding 'Club will
sponsor the GA-FL Youth Rodeo Associa-
tion (GFYRA) rodeo on Saturday and Sun-
day, Oct. 28 and 29. The GFYRA provides
rodeos with cash prizes for high school stu-
dents from 14 to 19 years old. This will be
the first time the association has held a
rodeo at' the Hamilton County Arena in
Jasper.
 On Friday, the rodeo will start at 10 a.m.
There will be a church service on Sunday at
9 a.m. The Hamilton County Riding Jr. Drill
team will perform at 10:30 a.m. and the
rodeo will begin at 11 a.m. Events include
Pole Bending, Tie-Down Calf Roping, Barrel
Racing, Team Roping, Breakaway Roping,


Goat Tying and Steer Wrestling (Bull Dog-
ging).
 The following local sponsors gave $2,100
in add-on prize money to the GFYRA: Bass's
Furniture, Baya Pharmacy, Cone Farms,
Cowboy's Bar-B-Que, Roger and Julie
Davis, Trammel and Laura Dees, Jasper
Hardware, Bill and Beverly Langdale, North
Florida Home and Farm Center, Ratliff and
Associates, Sonny Scaff, SunSations, Suwan-
nee River Peanut, Billy Ray and Glenda Tan-
ner and Townsend Livestock.
 Admission is free. Concessions will be
available at breakfast and lunch both days.
 So come on out and enjoy two fun-filled
days of riding and roping.


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 Haven Hospice Care Center to

provide a home away from home for

 critically ill patients


 Krista Cornell, Associate Director of
Development of Haven Hospice of North
Central Florida, addressed the members
of the Jasper Woman's Club during their
monthly meeting on Nov. 13. Cornell ex-
plained some of the services Haven Hos-
pice provides and talked about the new
16-bedroom care center that will open
soon on US 90, west of Lake City.
 "Haven Hospice comes into a person's,
life during a difficult time," Cornell said.
"They do whatever is necessary for any
length of time, wherever the care is need-
ed at home, in the hospital or in a care
center. Doctors, nurses, social workers,
chaplains and \ volunteers administer sup-
port, counseling and health care."
 The rooms and community areas of the
care center are designed to look and feel
like home. Visitors are welcome at any


time. The care center provides:.a home
away from home for patients during
times of critical care. It also provides
respite care' to allow caregivers a time of
rest.
.The residents and their guests can relax
in the living area, the community room
or the sunroom. They can stroll along the
Memorial Walkway in the gardens. Or
there are several patios and a gazebo that
provide outside sitting areas. There is
even a chapel for those who feel the need
for solitude and prayer.
 Some areas of the care center still need
decorating. Individuals and civic groups
are welcome to provide drapes, quilts, art
and shelving to help provide a homey
feeling for the residents. You can also
 see Haven, Page 2A


 Wilber Rye seeks election as

 District 2 County Commissioner
 Wilber Rye has announced his candidacy as a candidate (rio party affiliation) for Coun-
ty Commissioner, District 2, in the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 7.
 Rye promotes fast track permitting for industry and development to create new jobs
 for the citizens of Hamilton County. He also supports the al-
 location of additional funds for the improvement of the
 roads in the county.
 Rye has been a self-employed businessman for over 40
 years. He has been married to Diane Clardy for 32 years.
 "I look forward to working with the people of the
 county for a better and more prosperous community,"
 Rye said. "I encourage every one to vote on Nov. 7
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