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Water Report Available
City of Fort Valley Water
Quality Repeat for the year 2006
is available upon request from
the Utility Commission. Every
community water system is
required to provide a Consumer
Confidence Report, also called
a Water Quality Report, to its
drinking water customers by
July 1 each year. Additionally,
the report can be found at www.
fvutil.com <file://www.fvutil.
com>.
Cold Day in July
On Saturday, July 7 from
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., Fort
Valley Main Street/Downtown
Development Authority will
give away free snow cones in
Fincher Park. To get the snow
cones, patrons must visit their
friendly downtown Fort Valley
merchants during the week of
July 2 and obtain a free ticket.
They may then redeem the ticket
for a snow cone on July 7 at
the bandstand. Shop downtown
Fort Valley the first week in July
and then head to historic Fincher
Park on Saturday and make it a
“cold day in July” with a refresh¬
ing - and free - snow cone!
Project WINGS Sign-Up
The Natural Resources
Conservation Service (NRCS)
announces the 2007 Wildlife
Incentives for Non-Game and
Game Species (Project WINGS)
sign-up, which will run until
July 15, 2007. Project WINGS
is a rights-of-way management
program developed to create a
new wildlife habitat along elec¬
trical transmission and gas lines.
Grants are determined by the
amount of rights-of-way to be
managed with payments of $50
per acre (10 acres maximum).
To request an application please
contact the NRCS at (478) 956-
6490.
Picnics Postponed
The Promotions Committee
of Fort Valley Main Street/
Downtown Development
Authority has voted to suspend
its series of Picnics in the Park
during the hot summer months.
At last year’s six-month series
of picnics, attendance was down
significantly through June, July
and August. The picnics will
resume on September 27 with
music provided by local legend
Bruce Brookshire. They will
continue on October 25 and
November 15. Join us again
when the weather cools for a
relaxing lunch in historic Fincher
Park from noon until 1:30 in
downtown Fort Valley!
Memorial Bricks
Bricks are on sale to com¬
plete the Memorial Plaza to sur¬
round the Veterans Monument
at Fort Valley’s Everett Square
Park. Purchase a brick to honor
or memorialize an area veteran,
past or present. Up to three
lines, each of which can have 18
spaces (letters, commas, spaces,
etc.) may be engraved with the
veteran’s name, military branch
and/or dates of service. Bricks
are $30 each. Order form avail¬
able in this issue of The Leader
Tribune.
Cub Scouts
Come join Pack 59 Cub Scouts
for camping, popcorn, fishing,
crafts, sports and more. Call
Kimberly at (478) 967-1148 or
Tammy at (478) 822-9791.
CLCP/LEAP
Peach County GED graduates
are raising the literacy levels and
the quality of life for all area
residents. LEAP is very proud
of their accomplishments. If
you are serious about making
a change in your future, get
started today by enrolling in our
free classes (ABE, GED prep or
ESL). Become a student, partner,
volunteer, tutor or supporter of
CLCP/LEAP. Call 825-9072,
956-7621 or 973-00170 for more
information or visit our Web site
at www.freewebs.com/leap-inc.
Narconon
Narconon of Georgia offers
outpatient help for drug and
alcohol addiction. For more
information call Narconon of
Georgia at 1-877-413-3073.
Narconon offers referrals,
assessments, drug education and
outpatient rehabilitation.
JULY 3,2007
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In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Continental cloning of a mammal In Philadelphia, the Liberty Bell rings out from
Congress adopts the Declaration of Independence, On this day in 1996, Dolly the the tower of the Pennsylvania State House (now
which proclaims the independence of the United sheep-the fust mammal to have known as Independence Hall), summoning citizens
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of the one most unto Inhabitants was not
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fired at Lexington - - New York City at the age of 69. 1% from the printer on July 8.
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would eventually encourage France’s intervention on known as swing, Taylor dies of cholera
behalf of the Patriots. Zachary Taylor, the 12th presi¬
July 7,2005: Terrorists attack London transit dent of the United States, dies
system at rush hour suddenly from an attack of cholera
July 4,1826: Death of the founding fathers On the morning of July 7, 2005, bombs are deto- morbus. He was succeeded by
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, the second- nated in three crowded London subways and one Millard Fillmore.
and third presidents of the United States, respective- bus during the peak of the city’s rush hour. The syn¬
ly, die on this day, chronized suicide July 10,1965: “Satisfaction” tops the charts
the 50th anniversa¬ bombings, which The Rolling Stones IO hi
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By Marvin Crafter
Let's Talk About
Independence «
As we celebrate our independence on the Fourth of July, we
must remember that, like Freedom, Independence ain’t free. We
have grown up during trying times in this country.
We have seen Affirmative Action come and go. We have seen
great strides in Civil Rights. We have come to a greater under¬
standing between the races. And, like Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas encouraged us, many of us are still looking for
and trying to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps.
However, recent Supreme Court Actions of last week signal
a serious threat to what independence means to the American
citizen. Shifts in the opinions and rulings on Rowe v wade and
Brown v The Board of Education reach deep into the conscious¬
ness of how we as Americans live on a daily basis.
The issues around Rowe v Wade, in my opinion are personal
issues and should be looked upon on an individual basis by each
of us. Brown v The Board of Education, on the other hand, is a
matter that should be close to each of our hearts no matter where
you were bom or what race, creed or color your are.
The best education for our children should be at the heart of
the education issue. If we allow something to take the place of
this importance, we risk placing in jeopardy all of the educa¬
tional needs of our children. In fact, the matter is so sensitive to
us all, we will, I believe, revert to bickering and fighting instead
of looking for ways and means to provide the best education for
our children.
Independence starts with education. If gain the best education,
be it at Fort Valley State University or the University of Georgia,
we give ourselves a head start on gaining the independence
needed to be a genuine contributor to the American way of life.
So, fire up the grills. Get the condiments ready. Put on some
good soul, country, contemporary or your favorite music CD.
But never forget the struggles fought for the independence that
we have. Moreover, think about the difficult days ahead in our
struggle to maintain our state of independence as American
citizens.
Finally, be careful. If you go forth cm the forth with a fifth,
you may not come forth on the fifth.
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