By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
   Theresa Smith decided to open Smith Cleaning Services after working for her mother, Mary Anderson, for three weeks.
   The two women will merge their businesses soon. Anderson currently has 30 clients and Smith has seven.
   Smith Cleaning Services offers laundry services and household cleaning (everything from carports to windows) for $12.50 per hour.
   “God led me in this direction,” Smith said. “It’s not about the money; it’s about helping people.”
   Smith will offer free cleaning to one person or church each week. She will put names in a hat and draw out the one who will receive a free cleaning. One week, she will concentrate on senior citizens; another week, she will concentrate on churches.
   She charges churches a flat fee of $25 to clean them.
   Theresa is married to Russell Smith, Jr. Russell works with Timber Harvesters as the foreman for the drivers and wood crew.
   Between them, the Smiths have seven children: Tanyata, Rashaunta, Amy, Felix, Larcedious, Jasmie and Ontario.
   To contact Smith Cleaning Services, please call 971-0074.

Nestlé Waters Lends Support To Town Of Lee For “Building Blocks” Summer Camp
Ten week, themed summer camp will provide 4-H curriculum for local children with Nestlé Waters hosting week nine seminar.

   In support of the Town of Lee’s Building Blocks summer camp, Nestlé Waters North America (NWNA) will open its facility’s doors to welcome 50 campers for a day-long learning adventure.  The camp, designed for children ages 6-12, is scheduled to run June 9 through August 15.  Each week during the 10-week camp children will be presented with themed activities geared towards engaging them in the learning process in new and unique ways. 
   As part of the scheduled activities, NWNA will host the “Whistle While You Work” learning segment during week nine which will focus on manufacturing processes.  Campers will participate in learning activities focused on manufacturing and the skills required to perform various jobs involved in each phase of the process.  Employees from each of the four operation units will lead group demonstrations designed to showcase how learned skills translate to job performance in real-world settings.
   “This is a fun, educational experience for the children of Lee,” said Rob Fisher, Director of Supply Chain Operations for Nestlé Water.  “And it’s a great opportunity for us to give back to our community. We’re thrilled to be involved.”
   As an added benefit, campers will also be treated to a tour of the facility followed by lunch.  Additionally, NWNA has also agreed to provide enough bottled water for each child’s daily drinking needs as well as “camping gear” that includes a sling backpack and a combination stop watch/clock to support camp activities. 
   For more information on how you can contribute to the summer camp, please contact Cheryl Archambault, Lee Town Manager, at (850) 971-5867.

Covenant Bible College And Seminary Accepting Students For Third Year

By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
   Covenant Bible College and Seminary will begin their third year of classes on Tuesday, August 12. A student orientation will be held Tuesday, August 5, at 6:30 p.m.
   The school will accept late applications through Tuesday, August 19.
   Applications for the school may be picked up at Covenant Bible College and Seminary, located at 405 SW Old U.S. 90, in Madison, or be calling the college at (850) 973-7330 and requesting that one be mailed.
   Correspondence classes are also available via videotape.
   Tuition for classes at Covenant is low and the way classes are set up allows people to keep their present positions and jobs. Credits from ministry experience and prior college credits are considered for credit at Covenant Bible College and Seminary.
   Students are also required to do 72 hours of volunteer work in their home churches.
   Covenant Bible College and Seminary offers undergraduate and graduate degree credit programs in ministerial academics.
   Covenant Bible College and Seminary is accredited by the Accrediting Commission International.
   For more information or to enroll, please call Connie Peterson, Director of the Madison Campus, at (850) 973-7330.