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Election

 results

Here are the winners of
the Jasper city election
held March 4

Jasper City Council
 District 2 -
 Damell Lumpkin
 District 3 -
 Ann Lessman
 District 4 -
 Elaine Rozier
 See a future edition
 of the -Jasper News
 for details.


Father,

son lose

all in fire
 Virgil Webb and his
son, Virgil Webb II, lost
everything they had in a
mobile home fire on
Monday, Feb. 3, accord-
ing to a report from
Crossroads Fire/Rescue.
No one was injured in the
fire.
 When 'firefighters ar-
rived at 6542 SW 63rd
Ave., Jasper, the home
was completely engulfed
in flames, the report
states. Although the fire-
fighters had the fire un-
der control in 10 minutes,
the home and contents
were a total loss. Japer
Fire/Rescue provided as-
sistance to Crossroads
Fire/Rescue.
 The Webbs had no in-
surance. If you would like
to make a donation to
them, call 386-840-5566.


Prescribed

burning

benefits

communities,

environment
Submitted
 On Feb. 26, Governor
Charlie Christ and Com-
missioner Charles Bron-
son signed the Prescribed
Fire Awareness Week
Resolution designating
March 2-8 as Prescribed
Fire Awareness Week.
 The Florida Division of
Forestry (DOF) through
the Forest Protection Bu-
reau oversees one of the
r ost active prescribed
 2 programs in the coun-
 In an average year the
 vision will issue
 .E PRESCRIBED, PAGE 2A


More arrests in shootings


9 charged so far

By Melody Lee
Manager
 The Hamilton County Sher-
iff's Office has made nine ar-
rests in connection with the
shooting incident on Sunday,
Feb. Feb. 24, according to Sher-
iff Harrell Reid. The shooting
occurred between two groups


 "We are taking this
 very seriously," said '
 Sheriff Harrell Reid.
"We are continuing to
 investigate and we
 expect to make more
 arrests." ;


of people who were arguing
outside a residence in Mc-
Gauley's Trailer park in
Jasper.
 "We are taking this very se-
riously," Reid said. "We are
continuing to investigate and
we expect to make more ar-
rests."
 Jeremy Walls, age 23, of 1288
SW 3rd St. in Jasper was ar-
rested that evening and


charged with two counts of at-
tempted felony murder and
shooting into an occupied
dwelling. Sirtez Daniels, age
18, of 10760 NW 79th Tr. in
Jasper, was arrested on the
next day and charged with one
count attempted murder.
 Two more arrests were
made on Wednesday, Feb. 27,
 SSEE ARRESTS, PAGE 2A


County official seriously injured in, accident


Cindi Foreman and her daughter were injured in this March 4 crash.


Cindi Foreman
and daughter in
stable condition


 Cynthia (Cindi) Foreman,
45, and her daughter Caitlin
Foreman, 14, of Jasper were se-
riously injured in a two vehicle
accident about 5 p.m. on Tues-
day, March 4, according to re-


Farm Bureau member

attend legislative me(


Submitted
 Several Hamilton County
Farm Bureau members recent-
ly participated in a multi-coun-
ty district legislative meeting
held in Mayo, where more
than 90 farmers and ranchers
were present to meet with
elected officials.
.Congressman Allen Boyd
briefed the group about what
is happening in Washington
on key legislative issues, such
as immigration reform and the
Farm Bill, which is very impor-
tant to farmers and landown-
ers in Florida. Boyd also
praised the Farm Bureau orga-
nization for its efforts in stay-
ing abreast of all the legislative
issues in both Washington and
Tallahassee. He was impressed
with the candidates who are
vying for Rep. Will Kendrick's
district 10 House seat.
Kendrick is serving his final
term, as term limits will force
him to return to private life.
 Also on the agenda for the
meeting -were state Senator


Charles Dean,
Kendrick and R
Boyd, from Alac
Farm Bureau outli
ority issues th
worked on duri
coming legislative
three of these ele
tors will actually c
for Farm Bureau
this year. They
strong supporters
reau policies for si
 Perhaps the hig
evening meeting
didates Forum," f<
10 House seat. For
candidates were
speak to the f
ranchers. The can
Don Curtis of Tay
Mike Williams
County, Julie Con
son County and I
bry, also of Madi
The fifth annou
date, AJ Smith
County, was abse


SEE FARM, PA


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Director of Hamilton County
Tourism and Economic Devel-
opment.


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 Danielle Polo, 26, of Jasper
was traveling south on CR 141
in a 2005 Nissan truck, the FHP
report states. As she ap-

 SEE COUNTY, PAGE 2A


)th century fashion

comes to Jasper


THE PART: Sondra Webb displays two of the period dresses she
e will be a part of Jasper's Sesquicentennial Celebration on Sat-
ch 15. Entertainment and activities will begin at 11 a.m. in Jasper
lhe Antique Parade will start at 1 p.m. and fireworks will end the
(. Come be a part of this historic event as a participant or as a
Chamber of Commerce President Joy Howell at 792-2400 ext.
nail howellj@ffsb.com for more information.


y Lee
 Sondra Webb
showed the Pink
Ladies of Jasper
some examples of
the 1800 period
dresses and acces-
sories she creates.
She works about
five days on each
dress depending on
the style and how
much decoration


she uses, which can be as
much as 10 yards on some
dresses.
 It takes at least four yards of
material to make a skirt on a
dress that will fit over a hoop.
According to Webb, it is diffi-
cult to find the hoops except at
festivals.
 Webb also sews bonnets and
crochets snoods and fingerless
gloves. She sells her creations


SEE FASHION, PAGE 2A


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