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Purlieau and po


 s it Perloo, pilau or
 purlieau? No matter
 how you spell it, the
 combination of a big
pot of chicken and rice and
our district-candidates in the
thick of campaigning made
for a very good Saturday
night in Wellborn.
 Six candidates spoke and
each one said our hometown
turnout was "The Best" of all
the voter education meetings
county-wide to this date. It.
was heartening f9r them. One
candidate's spouse owned up
that there are 10 more days to
go.


 Unofficial mayor of Well-
 born, Pasco Jarvis, uses a ca-
 noe paddle to stir the pot of
 chicken and rice on the front
 porch of the Wellborn Com-
 Smunity Association (WCA)
 community building. Well-
 born Volunteer Fire Depart-
 ment (WVFD) and WCA
 combined to put on this.Poli-
 tics arid Purlieau '
 Parrs. WVFD aindWCA
 workers who made it happen,
 just like the political candi-
 dates, were truly heartened at
 the turnout. Every seat was


 Fall migration

 survey in your

 own back yard!,
 t .. tention fellow bird watch-
:..ers! Thefall migration, bird':
 count is'being held on Satu-r-
 day, Sept. 16-you can do this if
 oou are in Suwannee County-
 you can count your own back
 yard!
 Contact Jack Wilson for de-
 tails at 386-963-5023, jin-
 jack@alltel.net, or check the
 Florida Ornithological Soci-
 ety's Web site,
 Swww.fosbirds.org, taken click
 on "NA.Migration count" for
 more details.
 The mission of the North
 American Migration Count
 (NAMC) isto:
 Obtain a "snapshot" of the
 progress and "shape" of spring
 and fall migration
 Obtain information On the
 abundance ard distribution of
 each species
 Initiate ignore participation
 among birders within a' state
 and between states
 Create challenges and-
 goals among birders while col-
 lecting useful information
 Aid, in organization and
 centralization of date
 Have fun.


Equine microchip
clinic at,
Jacksonville
Equestrian Center
 Hurricane, season is still
here, and horse owners in our
area need to know 'about the
importance of having perma-
nent identification on their
horses, and pets, in case they
are separated during a disaster.
Jacksonville Equestrian Center
will conduct an equine mi-
crochip clinic Saturday, Sept.
23.
 Microchips are tiny comput-
er chips with ID numbers
which can be injected under
the animal's skin and cannot be
removed or lost.
 The clinic is sponsored by
Habitat for Horses/North
Florida Horse Rescue and the
Northeast Florida Dressage
Association.
 If you would like further in-'
formation, please contact Chris
Dunn at 904-626-1990.


taken and the
almost 100. Li
and Beanie Br
chicken meat
five birds and
against the fol
him "Where's
this rice?" Oth
rice a little cru
minded them t
was right. It w
Many cooks aj


WELLBOUN HI
Pasco Jarvis u
stir the pot of (
en pilau) on thi
Wellborn Comm
'community bui

tity cooking is
challenging. Tt
Berry ga\e tha
casion. the foo
God's blessing


 in the evening we learned that
 it was Lewis and Mary
 Berry's 55th wedding anniver-
 sary today, Saturday, Aug. 26.
 f Chief Tom Maynard intro-
 duced each speaker. After
 speeches and supper, Wayne
 Brooks explained all the
 neighborly good works the
 n WCA accomplishes and some
Ison of the methods of raising
 funds to do them. He invited
 everyone interested to come
 out and meet with communi-
 ty-minded folks.on the second
litics Thursday evening meetings.
 Brooks made the cake auc-
guesstimate was tion the most fun of the
inda Gaylord evening and the WCA trea-
ooks pulled sury got a lovely boost from
off the bones of that. Becky Gaylord's panda
defended Pasco bear cake earned the highest
ks who asked bid. One of our candidates
the chicken in predicted that the panda cake
ers found the would steal the scene again at
nchy. Pasco re- ,a granddaughter's birthday
hat the price party Sunday.
*as all free! An unexpected serendipity'
greed that quan- was to learn that Jack
 Ga;, lord's birthday
 S-. \.; was the day before.
 We had Inet son Ken-
 .: ny Ga lord earlier,
 here for the weekend
 to help \'uth family
 .c. celebration. Jack was
 J" ', the prine moverI in

 :our lo\elo big blue and
 while sign on US 90
 hc. proclaiminr g Wellborn,
 Home of the Blueberry
 Festi al. Firsi Saturida,
 inl Jtule. We \ ere all
 Slad to be included in
 J back's continuing birith-
 da\ celebration and to
 sing-along, Happ .
 Birthday, when a cake
 %with candles
OSTS CANDIDATES: appeared at the Politics,
ses a canoe paddle to and Purleau parmy on
chicken: ard rice (chick- Saturday. Jack was
e front porch of tie telling everyoSne he was
unity Association 57.
lding. PFh':.,:, Suomitted ellborn voters used
 to vote at the Masonic
 Lodge. This time we must go6
he Rev. Lewis to the social hall of Wellborn
nks for the oc- Baptist Church. T'uesdaN Sept.,
d and asked 5. Turn in from Lo\\e Lake
on us all. Later, Rd north of US 90.


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 Uptown ImaSes
 Apply in person at
 116 Conner St.*
 Live Oak, FL 32i064

 or call .i

 Tammy Corbin at
 362-452229


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"Jazz in the Mansion" music


scholarship fund-raiser set for Sept. 10


 Several area musicians will perform a bene-
fit concert at the Wardlaw-Smith-Goza Con-
ference Center (The Mansion) on Sunday,
Sept. 10 to benefit the North Florida Commu-
nity College Foundation music scholarship.
Entitled "Jazz in the Mansion" the concert be-
gins at 3 p.m. and includes a special afternoon
of jazz, pop classics and refreshments.
 "NFCC's music scholarship fund-raiser is
sure to please music fans," said NFCC Music
Director Dr. Rebecca Burkart.
 Featured vocalists Janis Courson of Jeffer-
son County and Betsy Gray of.Leon County
will perform such great hits as "Falling in
Love With Love," "Where or When," "In the
Still of the Night" and "I've Got You Under


My Skin." Joining voices, the two .
will sing Jesu" from Andrew Lloyd
Webber's Requiem that was made
famotis by Charlotte Church. Fea-
tured instrumentalists are Tom Fico,
drums (Madison); Tom Phillips,
trumpet (Madison); Marcus Hol-:
comb, bass guitar (Madison); arid
Rebecca Burkart, piano (Jefferson).
The instrumentalists \i ill accompa-
ny the singers as \ ell as play a few


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jazz pieces.
 Fund-raiser tickets are $15 per person.
Checks can be made to NFCC Foundation
Music Scholarship Fund. Scholarships will be
awarded to NFCC music students who partici-
pate in the Sentinel Singers and Jazz Ensem-
ble student performance groups. NFCC serves
students from Hamilton, Jefferson, Lafayette,
Madison, Suwannee and Taylor counties and
beyond.
 "Come spend a fun and entertaining Sunday
afternoon with us and support the NFCC mu-
sic program," said Dr. Burkart.
 For more information, contact Dr. Rebecca
Burkart at 850-973-1643 or e-mail
BurkartR@nfcc.edu.


I -I:.
i --'- : North Florida Community College Foundation
 IL-' "Jazz in the Mansion" scholarship .-
 fund-raiser concert
 L -"--i',.S :-: 3 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 10 :" ..:
 I I Wardlaw-Smilh-Goza Conference Centeri, .
 US 90, Madison
 '-' '? $15 donation per person.
 ', IJJ ._i3- Dr. Rebecca Burkart;,850-973-1643
 or BurkarlR@nfcc.edu .


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 September 8-10

 Friday and Saturday at 7:00 PM

 Sunday at 10:50 AM and 6:30 PM

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