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by "Teddy Mac Elvis," has
been drawing huge crowds
each week from all over to
enjoy great (free!) enter-
tainment and the wonder-
ful menu selection from
the SOS Caft. Tonight
the SOS CafE will feature
live music by Mike Evans
- at no charge!
 Saturday will feature a
fantastic fireworks show
scheduled to begin at dark.
Official sunset scheduled
at 8:20 p.m. this Saturday,
Sept.. 2.
 Admission to the Music
Park is just $10 per car-
load to enjoy the fire-
works. The fireworks dis-
play will offer all of the
excitement of previous
fireworks shows at the
Music Park. Young and
old alike.will be thrilled at


the special effects creating
incredible forms of color,
shapes and sounds. There
will be free hotdogs and
soda for the kids.
 If you want to enjoy
some good music and
quick wit, The Blumpkins
are appearing Saturday at
7 p.m. as this week's fea-
tured artists in the Satur-
days on the Suwannee se-
ries. The band has been
well received at the Music,
Park in the past, and the
Sept. 2 show ($10 at the
door) is bound to deliver
lively country music and a
good time for all ages.
 Pyrotechnico, one of
America's largest and
fastest growing fireworks
companies, is producing
the fireworks show. The
company, owned by
Michael J. Fox, produces
more than 2,000 shows


each year around the globe
and has produced the Mu-
sic Park's fireworks shows
for the past several years.
Pyrotechnico events have
earned global awards for
their breathtaking dis-
plays. Seating for the fire-
works show is festival
style and your lawn chairs
or blankets are welcome!
 The SOS Caft, open 7
days a week, is featuring a
Low Country Boil special
on Saturday. Come out
and enjoy their delicious
food in a beautiful atmos-
phere.-The wall murals by
acclaimed artist Johnny
Dame depict the beautiful
North Florida woods and
Suwannee River. Suwan-
nee Stables and the Canoe
Outpost provide recreation
options with either a
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trip down the historic
Suwannee River. Cool off
at the Music Park's newest
addition the Spirit De-
light, where you can enjoy
a cold smoothie, shakes
and-ice cream and many
other snacks.
 Adding to the weekend's
excitement, the Music
Park is presenting the,
Mike Miller Band in a free
concert Sunday evening,
Sept. 3, at 7:30 p.m. This
band is gaining quite a
following in the North
Florida and South Georgia
regions. Their hard-dri-
ving country with a rock
flair is guaranteed to keep
you on your feet. The mu-
sic won't stop with Labor
Day, though. One last
free concert is scheduled
by The Outback Band
Tuesday evening, Sept. 5,
at 7:30 p.m.
 The weekend's events
are sponsored in part by
S&S Food Stores, Poole
Realty and the Suwannee
County Tourist Develop-
ment Council. Visit
www.suwannee.com or
call 386- 364-1683 or 1-
800-224-5656 for more in-
formation. The Spirit of
the Suwannee IMusic Park
is conveniently located be-
tween Interstates 75 and
10. From I-10, take exit
283 and proceed north on
US 129 4.5 miles. From
1-75, take exit 451 and
proceed south 4.5 miles
Keep an eye out for our
sign!


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 Suwannee Valley Humane lost or found animal.
 Society, 1156 SE Bisbee They really appreciate do-
 Loop, Madison, FL 32340. nations; they couldn't oper-
 Directions: Two miles south ate without them. Donation
 of Lee off CR 255; from 1- are the heart and soul of its
 10 Exit 262; take CR 255 thrift shop income., Please
 north 1/2 mile, .follow the consider bringing them do-
 signs. nations of clothes, house-
 Suwannee Valley Humane hold goods, furniture and
 Society is a limited space toys. They ask that all dona-
 shelter (no kill) and depends tions be in good condition;
 on adoptions to free avail- otherwise, they cannot sell
 able space. A drop-off dona- them. Thank.you!.
 tion is required for any ani- Volunteers are wanted and
 mal brought to the shelter. needed four hours a week on
 You must check with us pri- the day of your choice. Call
 or to bringing a drop-off an- to learn more. People are al-
 imal to the shelter. Hours: ways needed .to hold, pet,
 Tuesday- Saturday, 10 a.m. love and walk the homeless
 to 2 p.m., or by appointment, animals at the shelter, so if
 Visit our Web site and see you can't adopt you can al-
 the homeless animals. who ways come help in many
 need a really good home at other ways.
 www.geocities.com/Suwan- Newspapers and alu-
 neehs, or e-mail us at minum cans recycled: They
 suwanneeyalley@earth- have a recycle newspaper
 link.net. bin at 305 Pinewood Drive,
 Adoption fee of $50 in- Live Oak, just west of John-
 eludes spay/neuter, deworm- son's Appliance/Radio
 ing, heartworm/feline Shack. They also collect alu-
 (leukemia), testing and ra- minum cans to recycle, just
 bies shot. Please visit the bring them to the shelter. All
 shelter, the animals would the money goes to help the
 love to meet you. The\ also homeless animals.
 offer optional,: micro-chip- Reminder: Do not leave
 ping when you adopt for 110I pets in vehicles for any
 more. length of, time due to the
 If you have lost a pet or heat aid humidity.
 found one, the humane soci- Note: Make sure you and
 etywvill help you find your your pets are prepared for
pet. Call us at 850-971-9904 hurricane season.
or toll-free at 866-236-7812. Featured I animals for
Leave a message if they are adoption:
closed, your call will be re- Dogs:
turned. Remember to always 3051 -CHESTER-Heel-
call your local animal con- er/mix, 10 weeks old, male,
trol or shelters if you ha\e a black and brown. He is a
 Sivery cutie puppy.
 3037-RUSSELL- Jack[
 Russell mix, he is 4:1/21
 months old, tri-color, cut
 g ears and tipped tail. He is
 very friendly and looking
 1 I for someoneto love.
 'I' 30'29-AMOS-brown,
 r male, Hound/iix and
 Ridgeback/mix-. He is very
 good with kids. and other an-
 imals. He's a little shy
 around men.
 3 0 11 -MOLLY-Pharaoh
 Hound, red, female. She has
 been spayed and is very
 good with children and other
 animals.. She is just looking
 for a home.
 3026-BENNY-Boxer mix,
 neutered male, current on
 booster shot, wormed arid
 rabies.
 CATS:
 '3044-SEBASTIAN-
 Siamese mix, neutered male,
 14 weeks old, feline tested
 negative, wormed' and rabies
 if old enough.
 1s 3046-MARLBORO-black
 and white; neutered male,
 feline leukemia tested nega-
 tive, current on rabies. He is
 S ,fluffy and handsome.
 '3047-CAPRI-gray/white,
 Sspayed female, current on
 everything.
 3050-MORRIS-2 years
 old, neutered male, orange
 in color. Looking for a good
 home.
 2807-TRIGGER-Tabby,
 neutered, 3 years old. This
 is a very lovable cat and is
 waiting to go home with
 someone.
 Lost or found animals:
 Lost dogs:
 SMale, Min Sheltie, black
 and white, brown eyes,
 white collar, 3 years old,
 very sweet shy. Lost around
 100th Street and 98th Ter-
 I race area. If found, call 386-
 658-1059.* Female, mixed
 breed, reddish brown. Name
 ] is ABBYGAIL. Wearing a
 faded red collar. Approxi-
 mate weight is 25-35
 pounds. Lost around I-10
 and US 90. If found, call
 386-330-5164 or 386-209-
 0946.
 S Male, Jack Russell,


 brown, white brown spots
 around eyes. Name is
 SPENCER. Lost around 958
 SE Bisbee Loop. If found,
 call 850-971-5635 or 229-
 740-2260.
 Found dogs:
 Male, Daschund, red,
 healthy, friendly. Found
2929025bgv around SR 136 west of Live
 Oak. If yours, call 386-208-
 0795.


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