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LAKECITYREPORTER .COM Officers kill city man Task force members say he fired at them May 10 with shotgun first. Veterans hiring fair By DEREK GILLIAM Florida Crown Workforce [email protected] Board and Dollar General Stores will have a veterans Members of a sheriff’s drug hiring fair from 9 am. to task force shot and killed a man 2 p.m. at American Legion they say fired a shotgun at them Post 57, 2602 SW Main late Wednesday, according to a Blvd. Employers with job news release from the Columbia openings are encouraged to County Sheriff’s Office. sign up at no cost. Veteran The Florida Department of Law jobseekers, active mili- Enforcement, which is investigat- tary, National Guard and ing the incident, did not release Reserve members and mili- the man’s name Thursday. tary spouses are encour- According to the news release, aged to attend. Veterans the Columbia County Multi- should take copies of their Jurisdictional Task Force was con- DD214 or other proof of ducting a narcotics investigation at service. Employers should 611 NW Bronco Terrace at about call Denise Wynne at (386) 11:50 p.m. Deputies “attempted 755-9026 to register. to make contact with the persons inside the home” when a man St. Leo commencement came outside with a shotgun. DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Columbia County According to the news release, Superintendent of Schools deputies “continually” ordered Terry Huddleston will the man to drop the weapon. The ABOVE: Official vehicles line Bronco Terrace deliver the guest com- man then fired at the deputies, at Thursday morning during investigation of an mencement address to which point the officers, “fearing officer-involved shooting. Sheriff’s officials say local graduates of Saint Leo for their lives, returned fire with a man brandishing a shotgun fired at deputies, University. their issued sidearms,” the news who returned fire, killing him late Wednesday. Nearly 90 area residents release said. Bronco Terrace was closed to traffic for at least will receive degrees at the 5 The man died at the scene. 12 hours. RIGHT: Columbia County Sheriff’s p.m. event, to be held at the The release said no one else was Howard Conference Center injured. Office public information officer Sgt. Ed Seifert at Florida Gateway College. Columbia County Property speaks to news reporters Thursday afternoon Two students receiving the Appraiser’s records show the outside the home at 611 NW Bronco Terrace. Bachelor of Arts degree in home is owned by Alberto Valdes. The deputies had gone there Wednesday night elementary education have Valdes bought the house in June to conduct a narcotics investigation, officials been selected to deliver 2011 for $119,000. The single-fam- said. No one else was injured. farewell addresses: Philip ily home has an above-ground Donaway of Lake City and pool that had four chairs on the JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Courtney Squires of Cross deck Thursday. City. Don Loeb, who lives on NW Bronco Terrace, said he heard later that morning, deputies would Three people lived at 611 NW ing out of his fenced-in property, at least three loud blasts that only allow him to pass after he Bronco Terrace, Loeb said. He he would stop and shake Loeb’s May 11 sounded like gunshots around proved he lived on the street. said an older man in a wheelchair hand and talk for a minute before Food drive midnight Wednesday. Loeb, 56, He said deputies would not who didn’t speak English, a man closing the gate, Loeb said. Postal Service mail carri- said deputies blocked NW Bronco allow a school bus to go to a bus probably in his 50s and the man’s “The man seemed to be a pretty ers will be conducting their Terrace at the intersection of NW stop on the road. son lived at the house. nice dude,” Loeb said. “Drive by, 21st annual national “Stamp Pillsbury Drive. Loeb said he tried to walk to Loeb said the three were he’d wave. He’d shake your hand Out Hunger” food drive. Loeb said he left his home the scene at about 12:30 a.m., but friendly, and the middle-aged man if you were out walking.” Mail patrons are asked to around 6 a.m. to buy cigarettes, a deputy shined a spotlight at him would wave when Loeb walked by place donations of canned, and when he tried to return home and told him to get back. their house. If the man was back- SHOOTING continued on 3A boxed and nonperishable foods at their mailboxes for carriers to pick up. No glass bottles or jars. The food will be delivered to area food Garden club members hear 1 dead, pantries for distribution. 2 injured Diva Day water conservation message The Altrusa Club’s fourth annual Diva Day will Springs expert in crash be from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. at the Columbia County explains threat Fairgrounds Banquet of excessive use. on I-75 Hall. Altrusa, along with Ronsonet GMC, The Health By TONY BRITT Center and Campus USA By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] invite you to come out and [email protected] stroll through the vendor A Margate man died and reen lawns booths and enjoy the day. two Pensacola men were stretch Enjoy vendors with items injured in a single-vehicle neighbor- such as jewelry, handbags, crash Wednesday night on to-neighbor. candles, soaps, make-up, Interstate 75. Rose bushes cakes, chocolates, health The driver of the vehicle lost Gblossom in the warm screenings and more. An control, ran off the interstate afternoon sun, brushing affordable lunch is avail- and struck a tree. Authorities up against the turn-of- able in our café. The $5 had not determined which of the-century-style homes admission ticket enters you the three was driving the vehi- along Hernando Street. in a drawing for a bracelet cle as of Thursday afternoon. Lake Isabella curves courtesy of Ward’s Jewelry “Due to further investi- behind the Women’s & Gifts or a three-day/two gation, possible evidence Club building, the meet- night cabin and golf cart. revealed the identity of the ing place for the Florida Tickets are available at the JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter driver is in question,” said Federation Garden Club Lake City Reporter, Lake A garden maintained by the Lake City Garden Club overlooks Lake Isabella. The Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. District V’s Spring meet- City Advertiser, Chamber need for water conservation — especially that used for residential landscape irrigation Tracy Hisler-Pace, Troop B ing on Thursday. of Commerce and at the spokesperson. At the confluence of — was a key message delivered to a gathering of garden club members from around door. For more information, Jovan Robinson, 34, of well-trimmed flowers the region at The Clubhouse, home of the city club, on Hernando Street. call Jan Smithey at (386) Margate, died at the Lake City and the lapping shores 961-3217. average daily residential per day, he said. It is ing account,” Knight Medical Center Thursday of the nearby lake, club water consumption is for important for everyone said. Before people morning. members listened to Bob Tea, fashion show outdoor use. to know how much water inhabited the region, the Robert Jason Vetitoe, 37, Knight, the director of The Columbia County “You can’t garden they are consuming on springs were the only and Ethan L. Anderson, 28, the Howard T. Odum Women’s Club will have without water,” Knight a daily basis, and water outlet for the aquifer to both of Pensacola, were Florida Springs Institute, its annual Tea and Fashion said. “When the garden meters can be installed flow above ground, but injured in the crash. explain the importance Show at 7 p.m. at the needs to be watered like at a home to measure now there are 27,000 The wreck occurred of water conservation. club, 1145 Martin Luther it did last spring, it’s a lot the quantity. large consumptive use around 8:45 p.m. Wednesday Landscape irriga- King Drive, off Broadway of water. It starts surpris- Florida sits on the permits steadily draining at the Mile 414 marker, near tion on residential Avenue. Admission is $5. ing you.” same latitude as one the water supply. Private Ellisville. lawns and farms com- For more information, call The state average for of the world’s largest wells number over 1 mil- FHP Trooper Derek prises the largest use Deanna George at (386) private water use is 135 deserts, the Sahara. lion, Knight estimated. MacLaren reported the men of water in Florida. The 288-2368, Gaynell Lee at gallons per day per per- Therefore, North Florida “You can only pay so were northbound in a 2013 state Environmental (386) 397-5518 or Georgia son, but outside irriga- depends on rain as many bills from your Chevrolet Cruze in the left Protection Agency esti- Muldrow at (386) 752- tion can increase usage income to the peninsula’s mates 30 percent of the 0108. to more than 300 gallons declining liquid “check- WATER continued on 8A CRASH continued on 3A

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Celebrity Birthdays Thursday: Thursday: n Author Bel Kaufman (“Up n Former Sen. Rick Afternoon: 5-5-7 Afternoon: 1-8-5-9 Wednesday: the Down Staircase”) is 102. Santorum, R-Pa., is 55. Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 1-7-17-22-23 n Author Barbara Taylor n Actress Victoria Rowell is Bradford is 80. 54. n TV-radio personality Gary n Rock singer Bono (U2) is PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Owens is 74. 53. n Actor David Clennon is 70. n Rock musician Danny n Writer-producer-director Carey (Tool) is 52. Jim Abrahams is 69. n Actor Darryl M. Bell is 50. n Singer Donovan is 67. n Playwright Suzan-Lori Metal singer charged in murder plot n Actor Bruce Penhall is 56. Parks is 50. SAN DIEGO Daily Scripture he lead singer of heavy metal band As I Lay Dying, who is charged “Therefore, there is now no with plotting to kill his estranged wife, had condemnation for those who Trecently become obsessed with are in Christ Jesus, because bodybuilding and had started act- through Christ Jesus the law of ing dangerously distracted around his children, his wife said in divorce the Spirit who gives life has set papers. you free from the law of sin and Tim Lambesis was charged late Wednesday with one felony count death.” of solicitation of murder, San Diego County district attorney spokes- — Romans 8:1-2 woman Tanya Sierra said. He was “ scheduled to be arraigned Thursday afternoon. Lambesis’ estranged wife, Meggan Lake City Reporter Lambesis, said in the court papers HOW TO REACH US obtained by The Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS Main number ...... 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He was the subject of an Oscar- deadly chaos. gets honorary degree winning documentary, “Searching It is inspired by real events that CORRECTION DETROIT — Wayne State for Sugar Man.” occurred after the South American University had no idea that a folk After his music career fizzled, country was hit by a magnitude 8.8 The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news hero was in its midst when the Rodriguez worked various jobs quake in 2010. Detroit school awarded Sixto around Detroit, ran for public office items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please Rodriguez a philosophy degree in and obtained his bachelor’s degree. n Associated Press call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run in this space. And thanks for reading. AROUND FLORIDA

Hospice company Fleeing suspect The Lakeland Ledger reported the masked sued for fraud attacked by gator suspects approached the 20-year-old while he stood FORT LAUDERDALE PINELLAS PARK — A outside a house talking on — The Department of man is recovering after his phone and forced him Justice is suing the hos- being attacked by an alliga- into the residence, where pice company founded by tor while fleeing deputies his mother and father live. Florida’s Senate president, during a traffic stop. Once inside, the men accusing it of submitting The Pinellas County demanded money and tens of millions of dollars Sheriff’s Office says 20- jewelry. in fraudulent Medicare year-old Bryan Zuniga was At that point, the mother claims for more than a pulled over for failing to came out of the bathroom decade, including while maintain a single lane at after having taken a show- Don Gaetz was vice chair- about 2:50 a.m. Thursday. er, Judd said. man of the board. Deputies say Zuniga The men took turns rap- Vitas Hospice and Vitas stopped the vehicle and ing her and then thorough- Healthcare submitted jumped out of the pas- ly washed her with bleach claims for emergency senger door. He then — in an attempt to erase services for patients that broke through a fence and evidence, officials said. weren’t needed, weren’t escaped. The woman is recover- provided or were provided The Tampa Bay area ing from the attack, Judd to patients who weren’t man was found at a local said. eligible under Medicare hospital a few hours later. He added that the sus- requirements, according to He was being treated for pects left with about $500 the DOJ. The companies multiple puncture wounds in cash and a few coins. set goals for the number to the face, arm and armpit of crisis-care days to be area. He told deputies he billed and pressured their had been attacked by an Ex-guard charged employees to submit more alligator near a water treat- in wife’s stabbing claims so it would get ment plant. more revenue, the lawsuit He has been charged JACKSONVILLE — A said. The agency said with fleeing police, driv- former north Florida cor- Medicare payments for cri- ing with a suspended rections officer was sis care can be hundreds or revoked license and charged Thursday with of dollars greater than typi- resisting an officer without stabbing his wife and 15- cal hospice care payments. violence. year-old stepdaughter, just Vitas is the largest U.S. two years after authorities hospice care chain, and its said he shot his girlfriend parent company Chemed Brutal home in the face. Corp. said the claims go invasion reported Putnam County Sheriff’s back to 2002, two years deputies responded to before it acquired the com- POINCIANA — Polk the home of 52-year-old pany. County Sheriff’s deputies Charles Gregg Hendrix Gaetz told The said two men armed with around 2 a.m. Thursday Associated Press on guns and a machete forced after receiving calls about Thursday that he has not a 20-year-old man to tie up a disturbance. They found been involved with the his father, then raped his the victims when they management of the compa- mother and poured bleach arrived. ny for about 13 years, say- over her body. News reports said the ing he gave up a manage- “This was so horrific women were hospitalized ment role in 2000 when he that it should stir the inner with non-life-threatening became Okaloosa County’s soul of everyone in the injuries. Their names were school superintendent. community,” said Polk not released. He founded the company County Sheriff Grady Hendrix was charged in the early 1980s with Judd. with attempted first-degree Rev. Hugh Westbrook, a The attack hap- murder and violation of Democratic activist, and pened Monday night in probation. He was on pro- Esther Colliflower, a nurse. Poinciana. bation following a 2011 Starting with an $1,800 Judd said Thursday that shooting of his girlfriend investment, they turned the suspects are brothers at the time, who was a Vitas into the largest com- and one man is in custody; Bradford County Sheriff’s pany of its kind before the man’s name hasn’t Office deputy. selling it for millions to been released. The other Chemed in 2004. is still at large. n Associated Press 3A

LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 3A Teens help each other ‘Veto gun bill’ pleas clogging pay for cancer treatment Scott’s inbox Website helping By JIM TURNER its the sale them raise funds The News Service of Florida of metal, for medical bills. w o o d e n , a c r y l i c , By TAMARA LUSH TALLAHASSEE — g l a s s , Associated Press When it comes to bills s t o n e , that have Floridians up in plastic, or ST. PETERSBURG — In arms after the legislative Scott c e r a m i c a normal school setting, session, nothing tops the s m o k i n g Tony Colton and Ashley responses being volleyed pipes, chillums or bongs, Krueger probably wouldn’t at a measure that halts have written that the law cross paths. gun sales to some men- won’t reduce marijuana He’s 13. She’s 18. He’s tally ill people who volun- use. short and outgoing. She’s tarily commit themselves. “How is banning cer- about 6 feet tall and serious. As the bills that sur- tain pipes going to pre- He’s in middle school, she’s vived session are prepared vent use?” wrote Kevin thinking about college. for delivery to Gov. Rick Silvey of Alachua County. But where they met — Scott, his “Sunburst” email But nothing compares All Children’s Hospital in inbox has been inundated to the clips unloaded on St. Petersburg — nothing from constituents urging a measure (HB 1355) that is normal. Here, in the halls his veto or signature on would block firearms pur- adorned with whimsical legislation and individual chases by some people paintings and cheery colors budget items. who voluntarily admit and masked nurses, they For example, some 750 themselves for mental- both faced a deadly cancer emails – mostly cut-and- health treatment. diagnosis. paste requests – have “Please do not sign this “We make each other come in since May 1 urg- bill! We have been stripped laugh, which is important,” ing Scott to “work with of so many rights already. It said Ashley. “Because other elected leaders to is not law abiding citizens sometimes that’s just what bring about a special legis- abusing guns. Criminals you need.” ASSOCIATED PRESSI lative session” on expand- will always get guns at any They became best friends, Ashley Krueger (left) and Tony Colton met while undergoing cancer treatment at All Children’s ing health insurance cov- means necessary,” wrote texting and messaging on Hospital in St. Petersburg. They are doing more than providing emotional support for each erage after attempts failed Stephen Gilley from Pasco Facebook several times a other. They’re also helping each other financially. this spring. County, one of about 4,000 day when they weren’t con- Thousands more have emails on the topic that fined to their hospital beds. donations. Then he opened $3,700. plex and confusing world focused on successful have come in through the Their parents took photos an account with www.give- The most expensive of insurance and financial legislation now being pre- state’s Sunburst system of them at every opportu- forward.com , a site dedi- pediatric cancers to treat aid. “You’re reduced to beg- pared for delivery to the this month. nity: Tony with hair and cated to raising money for can cost upward of $50,000 ging.” governor’s office. Scott “Please don’t sign this Ashley without; both bald; people with medical bills. per hospital stay, according Connie Colton, Tony’s hasn’t said how he will act knee jerk reaction bill like both with hair; both sick Within months, Tony raised to the Healthcare Cost and mom, has similar frustra- on most legislation. the one against internet and smiling. about $25,000 for Ashley. Utilization Project, which tions. She said her family’s There is support for a sweepstakes,” emailed She had a bone cancer Ashley’s mom, Pat is part of the government church and online fund- $50 million St. Petersburg Alfred Myers of Sumter occurring mostly in chil- Myers, who had quit her Agency for Healthcare raisers like Ashley’s have to Titusville Coast-to-Coast County. dren and teens, and lost job as a website program- Research and Quality. How been instrumental in help- bicycle and pedestrian Many of the emails part of her shoulder. Tony mer so she could care for much is covered by insur- ing with paying for what trail - seen as an economic on the topic come with had a rare form of kidney her daughter, was over- ance can vary. insurance can’t. Tony faces enhancement for Central subject lines declaring: cancer and lost one of his whelmed. And even families with several trips to Maryland Florida — and for local “Please Oppose Any Gun kidneys. For a brief time Myers recalled thinking: insurance to cover their for immunotherapy treat- historic preservation proj- Control,” “veto this gun in 2012, both were clear of “I hope we never have to children’s cancer treat- ments; the treatments are ects. bill,” “veto any anti gun cancer, and their families repay the favor.” ments find themselves with covered, but things like Others implore Scott to bills or laws,” “Please felt some relief. But two weeks after big bills to cover things like airfare and a hotel for reject the “Timely Justice Protect Our Second Then, Ashley was diag- Ashley’s diagnosis, gas and airfare to travel to Tony’s mom are not. She Act” (HB 7083), which Amendment,” or simply nosed with T-cell lymphoma Tony discovered his can- medical centers and hotel is a retired government tries to reduce delays in “HB-1355.” in September. She needed cer returned. He would stays. employee who now works carrying out the death “Not only will this bill a bone marrow transplant need costly treatment Myers said that in part-time. penalty. Often a form let- assure more law-abiding and would be in isolation in Bethesda, Md., at the Ashley’s first year of can- While there are other ter, the emails contend Floridians lose their right for months. National Institutes of cer, their middle-class fami- campaigns on Give “this bill curtails oppor- to keep and bear arms Tony knew how that Health. ly spent more than $40,000. Forward that have raised tunities for individuals to without due process, even would affect Ashley’s fam- Ashley, from her hospi- Insurance paid for most of more money, St. Pierre said challenge death sentenc- mental health experts are ily financially. tal bed, told her mother the treatment, but not the Tony and Ashley’s friend- es and increases the like- warning of its dangers,” “Car payments, their that she wanted to start an mortgage payment or the ship is unique. lihood that our state will penned Frank Infante of house payments, little online fundraiser for her $1,000 monthly bills for gas “It shows that even if execute innocent people.” Alachua County. tweaks and stuff that they friend. to and from the hospital. you’re a kid, you can make Meanwhile, opponents Some claim the law had to fix around the house “Tony did this for me, I “You are a working fam- a huge difference for some- of the “bong ban” bill brings the state closer to before Ashley comes back have to do this for him,” ily who is insured,” said one,” said Nate St. Pierre, (HB 49), which prohib- gun confiscation. from her bone marrow said Ashley, who is in isola- Myers, who has since start- the spokesman for Chicago- transplant,” Tony said. tion following a bone mar- ed a nonprofit group to help based Give Forward. “It’s Starting with a garage sale row transplant. parents of young cancer so cool to see this, kids and car wash, he gathered So far, she’s raised patients navigate the com- helping kids.” CRASH: 1 dead, 2 hurt Continued From Page 1A

lane when, for unknown Lake City Medical reasons, the driver lost Center representatives control and the vehicle told FHP that Robinson struck the inside guard- died at approximately 7:04 rail, then traveled back a.m. Thursday. Reports across the interstate and indicate Robinson was not onto the east shoulder, wearing a seat belt when where it struck a tree. the crash occurred. Robinson and Anderson Pace said Anderson were taken to the Lake was treated and released City Medical Center and Thursday morning. Vetitoe Vetitoe was taken by heli- was listed in serious condi- copter to Shands at the tion. University of Florida in Charges are pending, Gainesville. according to FHP.

DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigators walk away from the home at 611 NW Bronco Terrace where Multi- Juistictional Drug Task Force members shot and killed a man who reportedly fired a shotgun at them when they went to the home to conduct a narcotics investigation. Summer Leagues SHOOTING: Now Forming Law officers shoot, kill city man Adult–Youth Continued From Page 1A Starts June 6 Jamie Fussell, who was visiting officer for the sheriff’s office, said ties were from the man when he her family on NW Bronco Terrace task force members routinely work fired at them or if the man died Ladies Night Trio Thursday, said she grew up on the undercover and are not usually in instantly. Tuesdays 6:30 street but moved about a year ago. uniform, but task force members do “At this point in the investigation, NEW She said she visits every week. carry identification to show they are we can’t release the answers to those Starting June 4 Fussell said the people who lived law enforcement officers. questions,” Seifert said. “However, at 611 NW Bronco Terrace were Seifert said he did not know if the once we are able to, based on the Mixed League Nights quiet and kept to themselves. task force members were in uniform investigation process, we intend to Sunday Wednesday Friday “You never seen or heard anything when the shooting occurred. He said release as much information as we Starting May 22 from them,” she said. “... I know he didn’t know if task force members can to our community and our media everybody on this road but them.” were in a patrol car when they drove partners.” ––––––– The Multi-Jurisdictional Task to the property, or how many mem- Sheriff Mark Hunter turned the Monday Men’s Trio 8PM Force is composed of Columbia bers were at the scene when shots case over to FDLE “to ensure the County deputies, members of were fired. investigation is transparent,” the Starts June 3 the Drug Enforcement Agency The number of shots fired and the news release said. Call for details - 755-2206 and Florida Department of Law number of task force members that FDLE would not release any addi- Visit us online www.LakeCityBowl.net Enforcement agents. fired their guns was not released. tional information on the shooting or Sgt. Ed Seifert, public information Seifert could not say how far depu- the investigation. 4AOPINION OPINION

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ANOTHER VIEW On Syria, exercise caution

he announcement that the United States and Russia will hold an international confer- ence on the Syrian civil war should quiet calls by Senate hawks for U.S. military intervention on behalf of the rebels. It is Tfar from assured that Russia, the main ally of Syrian President Bashar Assad, is suddenly serious about stop- ping a two-year-old war that has killed 70,000 people. But exhausting the search for a political solution is better than adding firepower on the ground, which will only increase the death toll, harden Assad’s resolve and push Russia further away from being helpful. Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain and others are goading President Barack Obama to supply the rebels with direct military aid. Their line of thinking is that the United States could alter the balance of the war by arming the rebels and by using airstrikes against Syrian military assets — without the risk of putting American boots on the ground. It is a tidy narrative that ignores the reality of escalating mili- tary conflict; would the United States, for example, not encroach upon Syrian soil to rescue a downed ‘I can’t take it!’ American pilot? And it avoids the larger question of why the United States should take ownership of ou’re caught in traffic your more than it hurts the ones what’s already a murky and complex security crisis. because of an accident you resent. Learn and practice for- Obama brought this problem partly upon him- ahead. One of your giveness. self by declaring in August that the use of chemical favorite places—Cedar weapons by the Syrians would constitute a “red line” Key—looms in the path • Make an effort to enjoy your Yof the worst oil spill in the nation’s life to the fullest. Do some things that would prompt the administration to rethink its opposition to arming the rebels. It was an off-the-cuff history. You have an argument with you love doing. Pursue new hob- remark that was a mistake, but that lapse in judg- someone close to you. You lose bies, sports, and interests. Use your ment should not lead to a more serious one. The someone you care about. These are free time even better. United States has increased nonlethal military aid some events that you may face in Robert Denny [email protected] and humanitarian assistance, and the White House is your lifetime. The feeling you feel • Take care of your health. If considering a range of direct military support in the is called “stress.” you smoke, you may want to find wake of allegations that Assad’s forces used chemical What does stress do to you? a way to cut back or stop. Choose weapons on the Syrian people. The substance of those When we think we are threatened, Research shows that the way you a healthy diet and regular meals. charges is unclear, and there are reports, too, that the our brains send messages to hor- think controls the way you feel. Minimize alcohol and coffee. Get rebels may have used sarin gas. monal glands, where chemicals like Instead of seeing a problem, see it outdoors and find ways to enjoy reg- adrenalin and epinephrine go to ular physical activity. (If you don’t The administration needs to nail down the facts on as a challenge, an opportunity. If work to prepare the body for “fight enjoy it, you won’t continue.) whether either side used the nerve agent. If the Iraq you’re thinking “This is awful; why or flight.” This survival response War taught us anything, it is to get the intelligence me? I’m stuck, I’m powerless,” then developed over thousands of years you will feel the same. So think the • Finally, you might take up yoga, right before the United States commits its forces, to give us heightened awareness, prayer, meditation, or Tai Chi. Take treasury and credibility on a military campaign to opposite: “This is merely a situa- sensitivity, rapid heart rate, and a tion I’m in. It’s not what happens to a 2-minute “mind vacation” during oust a foreign regime. Obama needs to explain what shot of blood sugar, to allow us to me that’s important, but it’s how I your day, to close your eyes and America’s interests in Syria are and how they are make a quick escape from attack- choose to think about it, and what I focus on your breathing, and think promoted by a rebel movement that has no unifying ing wolves or tigers. If the threat decide to do about it.” relaxing thoughts. Visualize your structure or shared ideology. continues, these hormones continue favorite place, doing what you like The announcement Tuesday of the international to pump into us. They can cause • Take action. Bust a move! doing. Research shows us that your conference with Russia to be held later this month higher blood pressure, indigestion, Nothing can instill confidence more mind really doesn’t see much differ- buys the United States some time. McCain and others and eventual heart problems. The than facing a situation and taking ence between imagining and actu- who favor a military route should not be so quick to immune system tires, eventually action. Think about how you can ally being there. use Obama’s poor choice of words to force another wears out, and can lose the ability to turn a bad situation into a good It’s your life. As you take charge military adventure. At the very least, the White House protect us from disease. outcome. When the boss chews of your thoughts and attitudes, and needs time to think through such a strategy and to Stress is a psychological and you out and gives you 30 days to choose behaviors and habits that build a broader international coalition. Americans also physical reaction to a perceived fix a problem, see it as an opportu- will make your life better, you’re on need to better understand the ramifications of flood- threat. Which means, life presents nity. Use the opportunity to take the way to that life you deserve for ing more arms into the porous security environment only situations; but it’s how we see the steps to fix the problem. Then, yourself. of the Mideast. If a decade of war taught this nation them that causes us to feel stress. schedule those steps and start them anything, it’s the need for caution and a level head. It’s not what happens to us in life, today. but how we perceive it and how we ■ Tampa Bay Times think about it. So in understanding •Work on building and maintain- this, you’re able to do something ing the best relationships. Social about it. Here’s what you can do support is extremely helpful in man- when you realize you’re feeling aging stress. Resolve interpersonal ■ Bob Denny teaches psychology at Lake City Reporter stress: conflicts. Nurture respect and Florida Gateway College and coun- appreciation for all the people in seled with troubled youth and families Serving Columbia County Since 1874 • Stress may cause feelings of your life. Drop resentments. When as a licensed mental health counselor. being overwhelmed or helpless. you hold onto resentment, it hurts Comment at [email protected]. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong Needed: New NAACP leadership communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and e got the nasty a lot of time and effort with this profitable community‑oriented newspapers. memo the national organization. They did it when the This mission will be accomplished through the NAACP office sent struggle was difficult and danger- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, to Mrs. Bernice ous. Many of today’s leaders were integrity and hard work. Presley on January afraid to hold memberships. The W5. Mrs. Johnnie Mae McMillan, Presleys have been and still are better known as Adora Obi Nweze, a great plus to this community, Todd Wilson, Publisher President of the Florida State state, the Columbia County Branch, Robert Bridges, Editor Conference of NAACP Branches, FSC NAACP of Branches and the Jim Barr, Associate Editor Mr. Dale Landry, their friends, Cordez King National Office. They are life mem- Sue Brannon, Controller and President Benjamin Jealous bers and are treated like dirt. decided to remove Mrs. Presley These people have dedicated President from her position of president of the their lives to the struggle! On April Dink NeSmith, wrong leaders to follow. Tom Wood, Chairman Columbia County NAACP branch 27, 2013, the NAACP celebrated its in Lake City, because Mrs. Presley I wonder what happened. 31st annual NAACP luncheon, the decided to do the right thing. Oh yeah, the organization has first one missed by the Presleys According to the NAACP people in office like Adora, Dale because Mrs. Presley was barred LETTERS POLICY Constitution, within 60 days the Landry and Benjamin Jealous who from attendance because she National Board was supposed to are against their own Preamble, defended herself. Guess what, the Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ respond to Mrs. Presley’s request Mission Statement, and the Vision NAACP hired a lawyer against Mrs. ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 for a hearing. The Board has not Statement that clearly says, “The Presley (who is an NAACP life words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters done so. My question to Adora, NAACP will continue to fight for member) in a personal case. must be signed and include the writer’s name, address Dale Landry and the National Board justice for all, without regard to I think the NAACP would be prof- and telephone number for verification. Writers can is, What the hell is going on? The race, gender, creed or religion.” itable if Adora Nweze, Dale Landry, NAACP was originally designed to It also states that the National Benjamin Jealous and their friends have two help people when they are down, Association for the Advancement all stepped down to allow persons letters per month published. Letters and guest columns help people when they need help, of Colored People is to ensure the who are principled, willing to serve are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that help people fight for freedom, and political, educational, social, and and treat people with honesty, of the Lake City Reporter. most of all be an organization of economic equality of rights of all respect, love, and dignity to run the BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL equal opportunity. persons and to eliminate race-based organization. As a young leader I looked to discrimination. This can’t be true 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. you all as role models to help me when the leader of the organization BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. become a better person and leader. frequently stretches the truth. BY EMAIL: [email protected] Now I question if I have chosen the The Presley family has spent ■ Cordez King lives in Lake City. 5A

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May 10 Featured groups include mation, call (386) 752-4198 Veterans hiring fair Donnie, Darryl and the Joy or (386) 755-0522. Florida Crown Workforce Boyz. Doors open at 5 p.m. Board and Dollar General Cost is $12 in advance or Republican women Stores will have a veterans $15 at the door; $6 for chil- Columbia Federated hiring fair from 9 am. to 2 dren ages 5 to 9 at the door Republican Women p.m. at American Legion only. The oldest mother and will meet at 7 p.m. at Post 57, 2602 SW Main youngest mother attending Porterhouse Grill, 894 SW Blvd. Employers with job will receive $25 prizes. For Main Blvd. Come at 6 p.m. openings are encouraged to information and ticket loca- if you want to eat before the sign up at no cost. Veteran tions, contact Missionary meeting. For more infor- job-seekers, active mili- Phyllis Jefferson (386) mation, call Betty Ramey tary, National Guard and 792-3247 or devane (386) 935-4111. Reserve members and mili- [email protected]. tary spouses are encour- Academic program aged to attend. Veterans RHS alumni The Presley EXCEL should take copies of their The RHS Alumni Round Scholars Program and the DD214 or other proof of Up meeting will be at Richardson Middle School service. Employers should noon at the Richardson EXCEL Science Club call Denise Wynne at (386) Community Center. For Academic Recognition 755-9026 to register. further information, call Program will be at 6:30 p.m. CB at (386) 752-0815. in the Richardson Middle St. Leo commencement School Auditorium. All Columbia County May 11-12 students in the Columbia Superintendent of Schools County School District Terry Huddleston will Yard sale whose first, second and deliver the guest com- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The Sons of the American third nine weeks report mencemen to local gradu- Legion will have a yard sale cards have no grade less ates of Saint Leo University. Heroic firefighter honored from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today than a B or S will be hon- Nearly 90 area residents Lake City Police Sgt. Keith Heston (right) congratulates Firefighter Trevor Caslin during the and Sunday at American ored. The speaker will will receive degrees at the Police Department’s annual awards banquet on April 30. Caslin received the Medal of Valor Legion Post, 2609 SW Main be Lake City Police Chief 5 p.m. event, to be held and several other awards for his bravery in rescuing a police officer during a wreck, for his Blvd. For information, Argatha Gilmore. For addi- at the Howard Conference support after the shooting of three police officers and his involvement in a house fire. contact Jay Billinger at tional information, contact Center at Florida Gateway 365-3730. Mrs. Bernice D. Presley at College. Two students 755-8130. receiving bachelor of arts kitchen. St. Madeleine’s Out Hunger” food drive. call for reservations to May 12 degrees in elementary edu- Catholic Church is at 17155 Mail patrons are asked to Monica Harris (386) 758- May 14 cation have been selected NW U.S. Highway 441 in place donations of canned, 3385 or Katie Hadsock Mother’s Day service to deliver farewell address- High Springs. For more boxed and nonperishable (386) 462-1551. The Women Home Medicare seminar es: Philip Donaway of Lake information, call the St. foods at their mailboxes Mission of Greater The Lifestyle Enrichment City and Courtney Squires Madeleine Parish Office at for carriers to pick up. No Tea, fashion show Truevine Missionar y Center, 628 SE Allison of Cross City. (352) 454-2358. glass bottles or jars. The The Columbia County Baptist Church, 217 NE Court, will have a free food will be delivered to Women’s Club will have Kingston Lane, will have a Medicare seminar from Fish dinner area food pantries.. its annual Tea and Fashion Mother’s Day service at 11 5 to 6 p.m. Seminar will Our Redeemer Lutheran May 10-11 Show at 7 p.m. at the a.m. The Greater Truevine be moderated by Irv Church, 5056 SW State Class reunion club, 1145 Martin Luther Dynamic Male Chorus will Crowetz of C/C & Assoc. Road 47 in Lake City, pre- Yard sale fundraiser Columbia High School King Drive, off Broadway provide the music. Subjects covered will be: pares fish dinners every A yard sale on behalf of classes of 1949 through Avenue. Admission is $5. What you need to know Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 the Gage Tanner Treatment 1953 will have a reunion at For more information, Mother’s Day lunch about Medicare; when to p.m. The dinner is $6 for Fund will be held today 11:30 a.m. at Mason City call Deanna George at Mother’s Day Lunch enroll; what’s covered and two Alaskan pollock filets, and Saturday at 9009 129th Community Center. Take (386) 288-2368, Gaynell will be served from 11:30 is a supplement needed. To corn, baked beans, hush Lane in Live Oak. The sale a covered dish to share. Lee at (386) 397-5518 or a.m. to 2 p.m at the White reserve a seat, call (386) puppies, cole slaw and tart- will begin at 8 a.m. each For more information, call Georgia Muldrow at (386) Lake Yacht Dinner Club 755-3476 ext. 107. er sauce. Take out or eat day. Funds raised will be Julia Osburn at 752-7544 752-0108. at The Bishop Edwin in. used to defray medical or Morris Williams at 752- G. Weed Camp and The Rememberance event expenses for Gage Tanner, 4710. Carwash fundraiser Bishop Frank S. Cerveny Haven Hospice will Summer program a young boy suffering from The Columbia County Conference Center, 11057 have a Spring Love and The Boys Club of brain cancer. Cash dona- Medicare seminar Chapter of the Bethune Camp Weed Place, Live Rememberance Butterfly Columbia County is accept- tions may be mailed to A free Medicare educa- Cookman University Oak. For reservations, Memorial at 6 p.m. at the ing registrations for its Gage Tanner Fund, Peoples tional seminar will be from Alumni will have a car- (386) 364-5250 or email Suwannee Valley Care summer program. Boys Bank of Pearson, PO Box 5 to 6 p.m. at the Lifestyle wash, beginning at 8 a.m., [email protected]. Center Community Room, and girls ages 6 to 14 are eli- 839, Pearson GA 31642. Enrichment Center, SE 628 to raise funds for the chap- 6037 W. U.S. Highway 90, gible. The program will run Allison Court (off Baya ter scholarship fund. The May 13 to celebrate the lives of from June 5 through Aug. Talent auditions Drive). The moderator will carwash will be at the cor- those who have touches us 9 and offers a variety of The ROC Youth Group be Irv Crowetz of C/C & ner of Lake Jeffrey Road Cancer support group so deeply. Attendees are activities, including sports, at Christ Central Ministries Associates. To reserve a and Kimberly Drive (the The Women’s Cancer encouraged to bring pic- games arts and crafts and will have auditions for its seat, call (386) 755-3476 old Amtrak station). Support Group of Lake tures and mementos of loved speial events. Cost is $265 iROC talent show from 6 to ext. 107. City will meet at Baya ones that can be placed on per child. For more infor- 9 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m. Gospel extravaganza Pharmacy East, 780 SE our Table of Memories. mation, call 752-4184. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Christ Diva Day A pre-Mother’s Day Baya Drive, from 5:30 to Anyone in the community Central Ministries, 217 The Altrusa Club’s gospel extravaganza will 6:30 p.m. Our speaker will who has lost someone is Afternoon tea SW Dyal Ave. Audition fee fourth annual Diva Day be at 6 p.m. in the Ernest be Linda Dowling, man- invited. For more informa- Hospice of the Nature is $5. Any questions, call will be from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. Courtoy Civic Center, 1129 ager of Columbia County tion, the hospice office at Coast invites the public 755-2525. at the Columbia County NW Fourth St. in Jasper. Resources. For more infor- (386) 752-9191. to “Afternoon Tea” at the Fairgrounds Banquet Wings Education Center May 10-12 Hall. Altrusa, along with in the Lake City Plaza (on Ronsonet GMC, The Main Boulevard) from 2 Theater performance Health Center and Campus OBITUARIES to 4 p.m. Meet the Hospice Masterpiece Theatre of USA invite you to come of the Nature Coast staff. the Arts will present “The out and stroll through the Elmore K. Harper GA 30907 (706) 364-8484. and Opal Lucille Blackmon. Relax, receive information Wizard of Oz” at 7 p.m. ton- vendor booths and enjoy Please sign the guestbook She is survived by her loving hus- and ask any question you dight and Saturday and at 3 the day. Make it a great Augusta, GA – Entered into rest at www.thomaspoteet.com band of 43 years Bruce Simmons might have about hospice p.m. Sunday in the Florida day together while you Sunday, May 5, 2013, Mr. El- and her treasured sister Wanda care and services. For Gateway College Levy shop and get pampered. more Kirk Harper, 90, husband lois Gerthena Pearce Jowers. Her legacy will live more information, call Vicki Performing Arts Center. Enjoy vendors with items of the late Martha Wilson Harper. on in her children Carl (Dana) Mr. Harper was a lifetime mem- Lois Gerthena Pearce, 85, went Huggins, Chris Summerlin, and Myers at (386) 755_7714 Tickets are $10 for adult such as jewelry, handbags, ber of the Christian Mission- home to be with her Lord and Lisa (Aaron) Butler all lifelong ext. 2411 or (866) 642-0962 and $5 for children 12 and candles, soaps, make-up, ary Alliance Savior, Wednesday, May 8, residents of Lake City. She is (toll free). Visit us on the younger. Tickets can be cakes, chocolates, health Church.. He 2013. She was born in Lake City, survived by ive stepchildren, web at www.hospiceofthe purchased at First Street screenings and more. An was founder Florida to the late Ralph and Iola Linda Simmons, Brenda Ma- and owner [Dennis] Pearce and remained rino, Bruce “Skibo” Simmons, naturecoast.org. Music, Farm Bureau and affordable lunch is avail- of Hillandale here her whole life. She was a James “Geronimo” Simmons, Pride or at the door. able in our café. The $5 Farms, Inc caring lady who loved her cats Steve Simmons. She is survived Program available admission ticket enters you and was also and was a friend to all. She was by 23 grandchildren and 25 The Five Wishes Family reunion in a drawing for a bracelet a member a member of Parkview Baptist great grandchildren and also by of the Chat- Church. Gerthena is preceded numerous nieces and nephews. Workshop is available The descendants of courtesy of Ward’s Jewelry tahoochee, FL in death by her parents, and her Funeral services for Mrs. Sim- to community groups, Thomas and Francis & Gifts or a three-day/two Rotary Club. brother, David Franklin Pearce. mons will be conducted at 11:00 civic clubs, and churches Knight Calhoun will gather night cabin and golf cart He served in the Survivors include several A.M. on Saturday May 11, 2013 in Columbia, Hamilton, today through Sunday at rental courtesy of Spirit of US Army, 10th cousins and a host of friends. in the Chapel of Dees-Parrish Funeral services will be conduct- Lafayette and Suwannee the Springville Community the Suwannee Music Park. Mountain Divi- Family Funeral Home with sion during WWII. Mr. Harper ed at 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 10, Pastor Cagney Tanner oficiat- counties. Larry Geiger, Center on Suwannee Valley Tickets are available at the was an accomplished Saw 2013 in the chapel of Gateway- ing. Interment will follow at public relations manag- Road for their annual Lake City Advertiser, Lake musician since the age of 12. Forest Lawn Funeral Home with Memorial Cemetery. The fam- er for the Hospice of the reunion. We will conclude City Reporter, Lake City Family members include his Pastor Mike Tatem and Pastor ily will receive friends from - Nature Coast, will facilitate on Sunday morning with Chamber of Commerce son: Richard Harper and his Lowell O’Steen oficiating. In 5:00-7:00 P.M. Friday evening wife Carol; daughters: Judith terment will follow in Forest in the Chapel of Dees-Parrish the workshop at no cost. worship at Mount Pleasant and at the door. For more Jackson and her husband Arthur, Lawn Memorial Gardens. In lieu Family Funeral Home. Arrange- Five Wishes is a easy to Missionary Baptist Church. information, call Jan Linda “Bunnie” Doyle and her of lowers Gerthena asks that do- ments are under the direction of complete legal living will The ppeaker for Sunday Smithey at (386) 961-3217. husband Kevin; grandchildren: nations be made to the Parkview DEEs-ParrisH FamilY Baptist Church Building Fund, document that spells out will be Dr. L. C. Bradley. the late Jay Jackson, Bryan and FunEral HomE, 458 S. Mar- wife Tiffany Jackson, Stephanie 268 NW Lake Jeffery Road, lake ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 the medical, personal, emo- The family choir will sing. Quit smoking Harper, Suzette Harper, Cal- City, Florida 32055 or to the char- (386)752-1234, please sign the tional and spiritual needs. The Calhoun lineage falls Starting today, “Tools to lie Doyle, Conner Doyle; great ity of your choice in her honor. on-line family guestbook at To schedule a workshop, under Annie Calhoun Quit” program will meet for grandchildren: Brylie, Josh, GaTEWaY-ForEsT laWn parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com FunEral HomE, 3596 contact Geiger at 755-7714 Brown, Sarah Calhoun two hours on the second Ashlee, and Brianna; great- great granddaughter: Emmalee; South U.S. Hwy 441, Lake Obituaries are paid advertise- or (866) 642-0962. Newsome, Avie Calhoun Saturday of every month at brother: Louis Harper; twin City, Florida 32025. (386) ments. For details, call the Lake Johnson, Wesley Calhoun Lake City Medical Center sister: Eloise Kose; and several 752-1954. Please leave words City Reporter’s classified depart- Charity auction and Henry Calhoun. If you Classroom from 10 a.m. nieces and nephews. The family of comfort for the family at ment at 752-1293. www.gatewayforestlawn.com St. Madeleine Catholic know of any these ances- to noon. The program is would like to thank the caregiver Church in High Springs will tors in your family tree, free to all participants (18 Deborah Rivers and University Hospice for their love and care. may June simmons have a Country Absolute contact Gloria McIntosh at years of age) and each par- A memorial service will be held Charity Auction. Preview (386) 755-1099 or by email ticipant will receive a free Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 2:00 “May June” Simmons, 66, went will begin at 5:30 p.m. and [email protected] for month supply of nicotine P.M. in the chapel of Thomas Po- to be with the Lord surrounded teet & Son with Rev. Sid Gates by her family on May 8, 2013 bidding will start at 6:30. more information and reg- patches, gum or lozenges. after an extended illness at Ha- oficiating. Honorary pallbearers “Red” Williams will be the istration. This program is sponsored will be Hyland G. Bunn, Ross My- ven Hospice. Mrs. Simmons auctioneer. Items for auc- by the Florida Department ers, Jeff Harper and Rajan Kose. was a lifelong resident of Lake tion include furniture, lin- of Health, Tobacco Free Memorial contributions may City. She was of the Pentecostal May 11 faith and a faithful member of ens, holiday decorations, Florida Program. This pro- be made to University Hos- pice, 4106 Columbia Road, Abundant Life Church. She was computers, scanners, lamps Food drive gram covers many topics Suite 201, Martinez, GA 30907. a waitress, homemaker and most and much more. Food and Postal Service mail carri- and is designed to help THomas PoTEET & son of all “Granny” to her beloved beverages will be available ers will be conducting their you kick your nicotine FunEral DirEcTors, grandchildren and great-grand- 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, children. She is the daughter of for purchase in the parish 21st annual national “Stamp addiction. If interested, the late Lonnie Leroy Williams 6AF&V FAITH & VALUES

Friday & Saturday, May 10 & 11, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com 6A The Church and alcoholic drink roverbs 23:29-35 says: me, but I did not feel it. When BIBLE STUDIES Christians have become unsure time. Jack Van Impe said that “Who has woe? Who shall I awake, that I may seek of the message of God’s word “alcohol is perhaps the most has sorrow? Who has another drink?” concerning the use of it. dangerous drug in our culture contentions? Who has Far too little is said in the We must remember, God has because of its complete accep- complaints? Who has church today about the use not changed. If it was a sin in tance by society.” Pwounds without cause? Who has of alcoholic drink among the Old Testament, it is a sin in It has been said by some that redness of eyes? Christians. The Bible is very the New Testament. Someone the tax dollars are so important “Those who linger long at the clear in its teaching about the said “The effect of alcohol to us. Some years back I read wine, Those who go in search use of it and those who serve it. drinking by the majority of this that a state in the South did a of mixed wine. Do not look on Habakkuk 2:25 says: “Woe unto Hugh Sherrill nation’s population over the survey on tax dollars from the the wine when it is red, When him that giveth his neighbor [email protected] years has brought this nation sale of alcohol and they deter- it sparkles in the cup, When is drink.” The use of alcohol in down more surely than perhaps mined that for every one dollar swirls around smoothly; At the our country has become an epi- use of the word wine in the any other single factor.” taken in, it cost five dollars to last it bites like a serpent, And demic. It is a tool used by Satan Bible does not always mean that If there has ever been a repair the damages it caused. stings like a viper. to destroy people and homes. it was fermented. time when the church should Dr. John R. Rice said that “all “Your eyes will see strange Jack Van Impe had a book Early in the last century speak out against sin, it is now. those who make it, sell it, or things, and your heart will utter published in 1980 entitled churches spoke out against the Too many in different local serve it will stand in judgment perverse things. Yes, you will “Alcohol, The Beloved Enemy.” use of alcohol. Today, very few church groups today have been for it.” be like one who lies down in the I would strongly recommend speak against the use of it. The deceived and they see nothing midst of the sea, Or like one who that all who question whether wrong with it, even church lead- makers and sellers of alcoholic ■ Hugh Sherrill, an ordained lies at the top of the mast, say- the use of alcoholic drink is beverages have done a great ers are openly users of it. The Baptist minister and Bible teacher, ing; ‘They have struck me, but I right or not to read it. He does job spreading false information use of alcohol is never approved is available for special Bible stud- was not hurt; They have beaten a great job explaining that the that even some conservative by God in any amount at any ies and revivals. The best manual for living life he apostle Peter says the best supervisor or the best BIBLICAL MEDITATION have qualities and character- 3:16), will prove to be right. By that through God’s employee. istics of God. Many may think overseeing everything which “divine power [God] When it comes to our char- this is in reference to religion, was included in the “manual,” has granted to us acter and our attitudes, God’s and it is, but it goes beyond reli- our Creator has guaranteed that everything pertaining manual provides great infor- gion. It gives us God’s qualities His instructions, His advice on T how to live life, is true. to life and godliness, through the mation. Building integrity, as a goal for us to duplicate in true knowledge of Him” (2 Peter confidence, reliability, trust, our own lives. Striving to be like We can place our confidence 1:3). By having God’s knowledge honesty as well as many other Him can consume our energy in it. The Bible not only tells us we have the best manual for liv- great qualities of character are for the rest of our life. It can how to have eternal life, but it ing life. defined and illustrated in the give us purpose for our lives. tells us how to live before we The knowledge God has pro- Bible. How to love our spouses Carlton McPeak All of us seek out direction die. vided to mankind will help him is well illustrated along with [email protected] for our life. The “self-help” If you have not read the raise his family. God’s knowl- examples of people making section at either a “brick and Bible, please do so. If you edge will help a man be a better sacrifices for their friends and talking to a pupil or a father mortar” bookstore or one which have not used the Bible as a father and a better husband. loved ones. talking to a son, the author is online is filled with books “how-to manual” to live your God’s knowledge contains the The Bible even tells us how gives us many instructive say- telling us how we can be bet- life, please consult it. Applying best instructions as to how a to be good neighbors and ings concerning things about ter people at all the different God’s knowledge to our life will parent can teach their children citizens of a country. Principles life. aspects of our life listed above. give us all the “great life” we so how to fear God as well as how for being good church leaders Peter’s statement is not lim- After spending possibly years much desire and want. the children can save their own along with community leaders ited to instructions concerning reading all these different souls. are well stated. “this life” but he also says that sources, there is no guarantee God’s knowledge would help us ■ Carlton G. McPeak is an evan- The Bible is the best “human The Book of Proverbs, writ- the advice of the varied authors gelist working in the Lake City resource” manual as to how ten primarily by Solomon, is full with things “which pertain to … will prove to be right. godliness.” The Bible will tell us area. All Scriptural quotations are people in the work place should of short sayings teaching life The Bible, on the other hand, from the New American Standard deal with each other. It also lessons and skills. By using the not only that we are made in the because it is written by the Bible, Holman Bible Publishers, contains advice on how to be literary style of a wise old sage image of God, but that we can “inspiration of God” (2 Timothy unless otherwise noted. 7AReligion

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER FAITH & VALUES FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 7A Learn the path to contentment n acquaintance tentment? Was everything going HEART MATTERS Webster’s Dictionary says that notice that two times he men- recently shared with well for that season? Bills paid, “content” is an adjective mean- tions learning how to be content. me it had been three promotion received, kids healthy ing “to appease the desires of; Biblical contentment is not natu- years since she last and touting good report cards? to limit oneself in requirements, ral. In fact, left unchecked, our felt content. Flip Maybe you were even on vaca- desires and actions.” This defini- sin nature reeks of discontent- A ment. that over and three years of dis- tion, sitting at the beach with a tion opposes our assumption that contentment can seem like an whole week ahead of you and contentment is only possible if Understand that limiting our- eternity! thinking, “Ah, now this is life. If everything is going well. It also selves to God’s plan for our lives Our conversation took another I could just stay here, I would be stands in contrast to a passive will not always be easy, but it will direction, but later I couldn’t content!” stance of just deciding that noth- be worth it. And we can learn to help but wonder what was going This has often been my Angie Land ing is worth opposing. Even a be content with that ... because on in her life during that time to experience, and I’m willing to [email protected] quick glimpse into Paul’s life will our hearts matter. cause it to stand out as a time of bet yours as well. However, the tell us that was not his mentality. contentment. Bible offers a fresh perspective and every situation, whether This definition gives us a vital Blessings, What about you? When is the on the reality of true content- well-fed or hungry, whether liv- approach to “fleshing out” life as Angie last time you remember feeling ment. In Philippians 4:11-12, the ing in plenty or in want.” a Christian. In our determination content? I’m talking about actu- Apostle Paul becomes our men- Okay, so the first obvious to live within the will of God, ■ Heart Matters is a weekly column written by Angie Land, ally experiencing contentment tor in this lesson: thing we notice is that Paul’s we are called to limit ourselves, contentment was not dependent director of the Family Life that was tangible enough to “…(F)or I have learned to be especially our desires and Ministries of the Lafayette Baptist make you think, “I am really OK content, whatever the circum- on circumstances — at least not actions, to those things that are Association, where she teaches with everything in my life.” stances. I know what it is to be external ones. As we scratch pleasing to God … and that will bible studies, leads marriage and My next question is this: what in need, and I know what it is to our heads over this verse, let’s result in contentment, no matter family conferences, and offers were the circumstances that have plenty. I have learned the take a look at the definition of the circumstances. biblical counseling. Follow Angie on surrounded your state of con- secret of being content in any contentment for a little insight. Paul had this figured out, but Twitter: Angie Land @HeartMttrs. What is the ‘gift of the Holy Spirit’ - Part 1

ou have to be patient needed to be said … things that tize believers in the Holy Spirit? of being baptized or is it just with beginning would have helped not only Jesus said, “Let anyone who is a matter of form? Is there an preachers ... (and those who listened but myself, thirsty come to me and drink. actual birth, and if so, does it not maybe a few expe- as well. Whoever believes in me, as require a new Spirit? (Because Y rienced ones). We I spoke strongly about “remis- Scripture has said, rivers of living without the Spirit, that which has make mistakes. sion of sins” mentioned in Acts water will flow from within them.” been planted (buried) in bap- Looking back over sermons 2:38, but said little about the last By this he meant the Spirit, tism… receives no life, therefore preached back in the 1970s and part of the verse where Peter whom those who believed in him will not grow. The past would be ’80s, I have to admit, I would speaks equally about receiving Jack Exum Jr. were later to receive. dealt with, but there would be no make a few changes. There the gift of the Holy Spirit. [email protected] Up to that time the Spirit had future.) If it requires a new Spirit, was too much guilt, not enough I can’t really explain it. How not been given, since Jesus had who’s Spirit is it? Why hold back sins” (this was the reason for grace. Balance was sorely miss- could I preach so much on bap- not yet been glorified” (John in teaching that every believer ing and greatly needed. tism being for the remission of doing what Peter said) and “the 7:37:39). If the penitent believer receives the Holy Spirit in con- I recall I was full of excite- sins and fail to teach that those gift of the Holy Spirit. Now, after receives the remission of sins at version when the Word of God ment, yet very nervous. My who are baptized receive some- personal study, and independent baptism (immersion), and does clearly teaches this truth! mind was packed with scrip- thing very important, even criti- thinking, I want to share some not receive the Spirit of God, then tures, yet there was something cal to living the life of a Christian things with you. this would indeed be called water More to come…. missing. A minister needs both a — a gift from God, the Holy John the Baptist introduced regeneration or water salvation. knowledge of the scriptures and Spirit? Jesus by saying, “I baptize you Much indeed would be missing. ■ Jack Exum Jr. Is a freelance knowledge and understanding of The fact is, that those on with water, but he will baptize Paul wrote, “having been buried writer who lives in Lake City. To find people. Pentecost, were told to do two you with the Holy Spirit” (Mark with him in baptism, in which more articles (by Jack Exum Jr. I was afraid of being marked things, “repent” and “be baptized” 1:8). John was speaking to a peo- you were also raised with him as well as Jack Exum Sr.), Exum ple from Judea and Jerusalem. books for sale, family pictures, and upsetting those who held (immersed is the meaning of this through your faith in the working Bible studies, special “For Teens the church purse strings. For word). They were also told that This was before Christ chose his of God, who raised him from the 12 apostles. Only” area and more, visit Exum’s whatever reason, I held back they would receive two things, dead.” (Colossians 2:12). website, www. jackexum.com. from saying some things that the “remission (forgiveness) of When and how does Jesus bap- Does God work in the process CHURCH CALENDAR RELIGION BRIEFS Pope to nuns: Don’t be old maids VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has told nuns from around the world that they must be spiritual mothers May 10 May 11 Women’s Day service of Greater Mount Ararat and not “old maids.” Trinity Faith Ministries, Missionary Baptist Church, Francis also warned the sisters against using their Fish dinner Gospel extravaganza 738 Texas Ave., will have Lake City, and Falling Creek vocations for personal ambition, saying priests and sis- Our Redeemer Lutheran A pre-Mother’s Day a Women’s Day worship Missionary Baptist Church ters who do so “do more harm to the church.” Church, 5056 SW State gospel extravaganza will service at 11:30 a.m. Guest will deliver the word. A din- Francis has complained frequently about such Road 47 in Lake City, pre- be at 6 p.m. in the Ernest speaker will be Evangelist ner will follow. For more “careerism” in the church — a buzzword that is fre- pares fish dinners every Courtoy Civic Center, 1129 Gloria Jackson of Sntioch information, contact Elvira quently used to describe Holy See bureaucrats. Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 NW Fourth St. in Jasper. Missionary Baptist Church George at 752-7054. The pope made the comments during an audience p.m. The dinner is $6 for Featured groups include in Forth White. Wednesday with about 800 sisters attending an assem- two Alaskan pollock filets, Donnie, Darryl and the Joy Gospel concert bly of the International Union of Superiors General, corn, baked beans, hush- Boyz. Doors open at 5 p.m. May 17 Frist Baptist Church, which gathers the leaders of women’s religious orders puppies, cole slaw and Cost is $12 in advance or 182 Justice St. in down- from some 75 countries. The meeting came before Francis’ general audience tarter sauce. Take out or $15 at the door; $6 for chil- Church anniversary town Lake City, will host in St. Peter’s Square, where in a break with tradition, eat in. dren ages 5 to 9 at the door Sisters Welcome a concert by the gospel he walked around a quadrant of the square greeting only. The oldest mother and Missionar y Baptist trio No Other Name at 6 pilgrims. Church fundraiser youngest mother attending Church, 3194 SW Sisters p.m. The trio of nationally Abundant Life Church, will receive $25 prizes. For Welcome Road, will cele- known performers consists 675 State Road 100, is sell- information and ticket loca- brate its 122nd anniversary of Sam and Laura Allen of Dalai Lama talks about environment ing tickets for a grilled tions, contact Missionary with a service at 7 p.m. For Tampa and Chad Smith of PORTLAND, Ore. — The Dalai Lama says he was chicken dinner to raise Phyllis Jefferson (386) more information, contact Louisiana. 24 when he got began to understand pollution. money for the church build- 792-3247 or devaneproduc- the Rev. Major Franklin at The 77-year-old Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader ing fund. The dinner will be [email protected]. (904) 610-3598 or Sister Ongoing 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 14 on Shirley Franklin at (904) said in a panel discussion at the University of Portland the church grounds. For 955-6146. Sunday school Thursday that his land was thought of as the “roof of Gospel program the world,” clean and lightly populated. tickets or more informa- Angel Ministries of Lake Falling Creek Chapel, tion, contact Pastor Tanner Church anniversary 1290 Falling Creek Road But, The Oregonian reports, he said his outlook City Inc. will have a pre- changed when he went to India and was told there was at (386) 984-0310. Mother’s Day gospel music DaySpring Missionary in Lake City, has Sunday Baptist church, 849 NE school for all ages. It is water he shouldn’t drink. Charity auction service at 6 p.m. at New He said that led to his environmental education and Day Springs Missionary Congress Ave., will cele- 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Adults St. Madeleine Catholic brate its 48th anniversary meet in the church and his conviction that people, whether spiritual or not, Baptist Church, 709 NW Church in High Springs will will a service at 7 p.m. The children meet in our new must act to protect the earth. Long St. Music will be have a Country Absolute Apostle Henry Wilson and Children’s Ministry build- provided by national gos- Charity Auction. Preview his congregation from ing. For more information pel artist Pastor Ralph D. Death Saint called blasphemous will begin at 5:30 p.m. and Harvest of Life Ministries call (386) 755-0580 or email Jennings of Atlanta, Febe bidding will start at 6:30. will deliver the word, along fallingcreekchapel@gmail. MEXICO CITY — The Vatican’s culture minister “Red” Williams will be the and the Chosen Ones and with the Anointed Wilson com. says Mexico’s folk Death Saint is a blasphemous sym- auctioneer. Items for auc- The Magriff Sisters of Singers. A fellowship meal bol that shouldn’t be part of any religion. tion include furniture, lin- Tallahassee, along with will follow. For more infor- Women’s Bible study Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi says worshipping such ens, holiday decorations, other performers. For more mation, contact Elvira A women’s Bible study an icon is a degeneration of religion. computers, scanners, lamps information, call Pastor George at 752-7054. class will be held each The Santa Muerte is a skeletal figure of a cloaked and much more. Food and Minnie Williams Gomes at Monday at 9:30 a.m. at woman with a scythe in her bony hand. It is wor- beverages will be available (386) 758-1886. May 19 the Class Extension of shipped both by drug dealers in Mexico and by the for purchase in the parish Our Redeemer Lutheran terrified people who live in drug-torn neighborhoods. kitchen. St. Madeleine’s May 12 Church anniversary Church, 436 SW McFarlane Ravasi spoke Wednesday at a dialogue among believ- Catholic Church is at 17155 Sisters Welcome Ave. All denominations are ers and nonbelievers in Mexico City as part of the NW U.S. Highway 441 in Mother’s Day service Missionary Baptist Church, welcome. For more infor- Vatican’s “Courtyard of the Gentiles.” The program High Springs. For more The Women Home 3194 SW Sisters Welcome mation, call Esther at (386) was started in 2009 by Pope Benedict XVI, who said information, call the St. Mission of Greater Road, will celebrate its 752-9909. the Roman Catholic Church should hold such meet- Madeleine Parish Office at Truevine Missionar y 122nd anniversary with ings so nonbelievers could get to know God. Baptist Church, 217 NE (352) 454-2358. services at 11 a.m. and 3 Men’s Bible study ■ Associated Press Kingston Lane, will have a p.m. For more informa- Our Redeemer Lutheran May 10-11 Mothers Day service at 11 tion, contact the Rev. Major Church will have a men’s a.m. The Greater Truevine Franklin at (904) 610-3598 breakfast and Bible study Talent auditions Dynamic Male Chorus will or Sister Shirley Franklin at from 7 to 8 a.m. each The ROC Youth Group provide the music for the (904) 955-6146. Wednesday at the church, at Christ Central Ministries service. 5056 SW State Road 47, one will have auditions for its Church anniversary mile south of Interstate 75. iROC talent showfrom 6 to Mother’s Day servce DaySpring Missionary For more information, con- 9 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m. Falling Creek Baptist Baptist church, 849 NE tact Pastor Bruce Alkire at to 3 p.m. Saturday at Christ Church will have its Congress Ave., will cele- (386) 755-4299. Central Ministries, 217 SW Mother’s Day service at brate its 48th anniversary ■ To submit your Church Dyal Ave. Audition fee is 11 a.m. The speaker will will a service at 3:30 p.m. Calendar item, contact Jim $5. Any questions, call 755- be Sister Joyce Herring of The Rev. David L. Scott Barr at 754-0424 or by email 2525. Jasper. and the congregations at [email protected]. 8A

8A LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 Congressman Yoho visits Lake City Head Start centers From staff reports a brief U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, m e e t i n g R-Gainesville, visited to dis- Suwannee Valley 4Cs Head cuss their Start Lake City centers on concerns April 29 at the invitation of about the Anita Stalvey, SV4Cs early r e c e n t Head Start coordinator. Yoho b u d g e t Suwannee Valley 4Cs is cuts. the area grantee for Head Haley said, “It was grati- Start and Early Head Start fying to have Congressman which provides compre- Yoho’s appraisal of our hensive early childhood efforts to provide school services to 494 children readiness for children in from birth to age 5 at order to assure their con- 10 centers in Columbia, tinued progress in learn- Hamilton, Lafayette ing.” COURTESY PHOTOS and Suwannee coun- The congressman Girl Scout Troop 163 members (from left) Adriana Watson, Justice McDonald and Briana Watson pick up trash around the ties through federal and toured SV4Cs Lake City parking lot used by visitors to the Veterans Administration Medical Center on SE Marion Avenue on Tuesday. matching funds. Head Start Learning Michele Ward, execu- Center, which provides tive director of SV4Cs, early childhood services said, “Faced with a recent to 140 3- to 5-year-olds Girl Scouts conduct clean-up budget cut of 5.27 per- and the agency’s Lawton’s cent from the sequestra- Place Early Head Start From staff reports tion, the agency thought Center, which provides it would be beneficial for services to 72 children As part of Girl Scout elected officials to see the from birth to 3-year-olds Troop 163’s service unit program for themselves and pregnant women. project, Girl Scouts of the and learn more about Afterwards Yoho said, Gateway Council-Columbia what Head Start brings to “I appreciate input from County Division participat- the community.” constituents of all ages. ed in a clean-up project on Before the tour, SV4Cs I thank the Suwannee Tuesday at the Winn Dixie board president Jo Haley Valley 4Cs Head Start for parking lot leased by the and Ward along with other giving me the chance to Veterans Administration. agency staff had a chance spend some time with The project was chosen to sit down with Yoho for such bright, great kids.” as part of the Girl Scout “Go Green” initiative, allow- ing Girl Scouts to give back to a community that sup- Police: Doc attacked ports them, and to honor the veteran population who girlfriend over post fought for this country. The parking lot was full of Associated Press charged Wednesday with debris, and 20 to 25 bags of kidnapping, attempted mur- trash were removed, along MIAMI — Authorities der and other charges. He with leaves, weeds, cans COURTESY PHOTOS say a plastic surgeon in was being held Thursday and bottles. Participants Participants in the Girl Scout Troop 163 cleanu-up project pose for a photo after completing Miami attacked his girl- without bail in the Miami- included Coral and Caly work. About 25 bags of trash were collected. friend for several hours Dade County jail. Williams, Adriana and over a Facebook posting, Llorente grabbed the 36- Briana Watson, Justice Octavia Figuiras. are critical in Girl Scouting: A special thank-you was forcing her head into a toi- year-old woman by the hair McDonald, Mary Breeden- Scouting is based on to discover new talents, extended to Andy Mangrum let and stuffing a rag in on April 21, took her into Miller, Donna andBail- accomplishing goals and skills, strengths; to connect of Mangrums Plumbing for the woman’s mouth at one the bathroom and stuck ee Mangrum, Michelle is an opportunity to learn with others; and to take his assistance as well as for point. her head in the toilet, said Asbury-Owens, Kyrsten leadership qualities. There action in their communi- the use of the tools, truck, Police say 41-year-old Miami police spokeswom- Owens, Gabi Ninou and are three key concepts that ties. and hauling. Orlando Llorente was an Kenia Reyes.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JoAnn Torrans (from left) shows off a Magic Garden Rake Garden Basket that she made to Tina Roberts and Jamie Mott Thursday. WATER: Garden clubs gather in city Continued From Page 1A checking account before “The reality is that we ored Sandra Messer, the you start seeing your bal- can dry up the springs by new District V director. ance going down,” Knight using too much water,” Bellamy Beaver stopped said. “And that’s what Knight said. “That’s why by with The Ichetucknee we’re starting to see in Cynthia Barnett is con- Partnership coordinator the Floridan aquifer, and cerned about these things, Abbie Chasteen to talk because we have these that’s why I’m concerned, about the partnership as springs it’s very visible to and that’s why the Florida a locally led group to help us. Fortunately, the fact Federation Garden Club save the springshed. that we have springs warns should be concerned. We “We are in an area us that we are pulling our can really destroy our where everything we aquifer levels down.” water supply in this state if do affects our springs,” While the yearly average we use it in ways that are Chasteen said. “As I child, rainfall in North Florida is not efficient.” I enjoyed the Ichetucknee, 52 inches, the groundwater Knight informed the and I want the children supply continues to decline Garden Club members to be able to continue to by two inches each year that everyone could live on enjoying the springs far from overpumping. Two a lot less water a year. In into the future.” inches in the aquifer equals fact, he said, people only During the meeting, 500 million gallons of water, need one gallon a day to awards were presented to Knight said. survive. local garden clubs, includ- Local pumping in the “We’re all in this togeth- ing the Four Seasons Suwannee River District er,” he said. “We need our Garden Club and the has reduced spring flows state government to know Pioneer Garden Club. by 15 percent, he said. As that there’s a deficit in our Representatives of many of water declines, springs stop water... We need to stand the organizations present- flowing — such as White up for what’s ours.” ed overviews of how their Springs and Worthington The club meeting, respective clubs participat- Springs — and soon titled “Illusions of Water ed within their community become sinkholes. Abundance,” also hon- over the past year. Columbia Retired Educators to meet The Columbia County Retired Educators Mr. will Brown at 752-2431. Any retired will meet Thursday, May 16 at the Country person interested in education is welcome Buffet at 1 p.m. This is our last meeting for the year. For more information call to attend. 1BSPORTS

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By BRANDON FINLEY down here, so we wanted [email protected] to practice around the same time we’d play to get accli- It was like a scene out mated to the heat.” of a movie for Columbia And the heat will certain- High’s softball team as the ly turn up tomorrow with a Lady Tigers left Lake City shot at the state champion- on Thursday. The school’s ship on the line. band played the Lady “I think both teams are Tigers out of the halls. A traveling the same path,” police escort ushered Williams said. “They have Columbia’s softball team two pitchers. One has won out of the city. Fans lined seven or eight games and the streets and the Lady their team batting aver- Tigers made their way to age is above .300. They’ve Vero Beach for the Class 6A struck out over 170 batters Final Four. on the year. Their outfield “It was exciting,” is one of their best assets as Columbia head coach far as defense. Nothing hits Jimmy Williams said. “We the ground.” started out in the audito- Williams mentioned that rium in front of the whole his pitching will match up school and the drumline well against anyone with followed us down the com- Ashley Shoup leading mons. We had about 10 the team with a 1.18 ERA deputies escorting us out and Erin Anderson is just of the city. I really didn’t behind with a 1.88 ERA. know what to expect. We Most of Williams’ con- had tons of letters from the cern comes with what the elementary school students Lady Tigers will do at the BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter wishing us good luck. It plate. Columbia High’s Ashley Shoup (from left), Brittney Morgan and Hollianne Dohrn dance prior to a Class 6A playoff game in was nice.” “I told our girls what Lake City last week. The Lady Tigers arrived we have to do is swing at around 3 p.m. to the Vero strikes, take advantage of top-ranked Lady Tigers are team is going to do that. hitting.” have been taking it one Beach Sports Complex every opportunity by tak- the team to beat now that They want to be that team. In the other Final Four game at a time. Pembroke where final preparations ing a walk or getting hit by they’re here. They know the game is out game, Gainesville will take Pines is 20-3 and they have were being made for today’s a pitch,” he said. “We have “We’re in it to win it,” there to be won. As long as on Pembroke Pines School good pitching. They’re bat- game against Lakewood to get on base whether Williams said. “We’re going we don’t make mistakes, I at 4:30 p.m. ting .418 as a team, which Ranch High at 4 p.m. it’s small ball or not. We’ll to go in there with the think we match up good. “Gainesville has taken a means they probably have “We went straight to the look at their pitcher once mindset that it is just anoth- Our defense will keep us in different path and they’re a lot of girls that slap to put cages,” Williams said. “The through the order and then er team. We’ve said that games. We’re playing good, on a roll right now,” the ball in play. Their main facilities have been here if we have to go small ball we’ve beaten better teams but we’re just not scoring Williams said. “They’re pitcher has 94 strikeouts. since 1940, so they held we will. If we can get on in tournaments. Nobody a lot of runs. I think that pitching another girl that I It’s not a lot compared to up well. We thought about first, I think we can get to has even said we’re happy has to do with the pitch- wasn’t aware of. Pembroke what we’re about to play, doing some of the same second.” to be there. We want to win ing we’re seeing right now. Pines is probably the favor- but sometimes those num- stuff to our cages. It’s hot Williams believes the our last game and only one Good pitching beats good ite. The other three teams bers are misleading.”

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High quarterback Andrew Baker catches a snap during a scrimmage on Thursday. Stealth approach Indians preparing returning starters on both ning plays, giving lineback- squads. er Kellen Snider several for spring game Three-year starting quar- carries at fullback. against Columbia. terback Andrew Baker A.J. Kluess, Chris Waites, opened on offense with the Randall Fraddosio, Jamie By TIM KIRBY white team. Running back Allen, Brason Caley and [email protected] Tavaris Williams broke free tight end Caleb Bundy for potential touchdowns on were among the mix on the FORT WHITE — Fort three of the first five plays. line. Linebackers Cameron White High football is Baker then began work on White and Edward taking kind of a stealth the passing game. Garrison were on the black approach to its spring game “I like the effort,” Jackson squad. against Columbia High. said after the first series of Fort White’s junior var- The Indians host the plays. “They are picking up sity also scrimmaged under Tigers at 7 p.m. May 17 at the scheme and what we coach Gary Williams. Arrowhead Stadium. are doing. Tavaris is run- The Indians’ varsity and While Columbia has its ning hard and the line is JV will practice today and spring Purple & Gold game blocking good. We have take off Saturday. today, Fort White scrim- mixed it up a little bit.” Columbia will start maged on its practice field The offense and defense today’s Purple & Gold at 6 on Thursday. switched after the first water p.m. with junior varsity and Coach Demetric Jackson break and Melton Sanders upcoming middle school JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter and his coaches did split took over at quarterback. players. The varsity will Fort White High’s E.J. Garrison attempts to run through a tackle at practice on Thursday. up the Fort White with Jackson called mostly run- take the field about 7 p.m. 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 SCOREBOARD Jack Roosevelt Robinson

at Escondido, Calif. 7:10 p.m. ith Star in Cincinnati with the TELEVISION GOLF N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. CHEAP SEATS 2 p.m. Texas at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Trek and usual race-baiting in the TV sports NBC — PGA Tour, The Players Oakland at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. The Great stands, Reese went over to Championship, final round, at Ponte Vedra Sunday’s Games Gatsby Robinson and put his arm Today Beach Cleveland at Detroit, 1:08 p.m. on the around the surprised first AUTO RACING HOCKEY Toronto at Boston, 1:35 p.m. W 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Baltimore at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. horizon and Iron Man and baseman and quieted the NBCSN — Formula One, practice for NBCSN — IIHF World Championship, N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Oblivion hanging around, crowd. The event inspired Spanish Grand Prix, at Barcelona, Spain preliminary round, United States vs. Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. it was now or never to see a statute in New York, 11:30 a.m. Germany, at Helsinki (same-day tape) Oakland at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. “42” in Lake City. though it may not have SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL San Diego at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. One other patron and actually happened until the practice for Southern 500, at Darlington, 1:30 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, Tim Kirby S.C. TBS — Toronto at Boston 8:05 p.m. I watched the 1 p.m. next year. 2 p.m. WGN — Chicago Cubs at Wednesday showing. I Phone: (386) 754-0421 Reese and Diz were SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Washington NL standings hope there was better [email protected] great to listen to as a kid. “Happy Hour Series,” final practice for 8 p.m. response in the first couple Dean would break out ESPN — L.A. Angels at Chicago White 20 years later. We were Southern 500, at Darlington, S.C. East Division Sox of weeks because it told we may have to room singing “The Wabash 3:30 p.m. W L Pct GB MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE Cannonball” at any time ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Atlanta 20 13 .606 — presented a strong story of with a Negro in the FSU 1 p.m. Series, pole qualifying for Help a Hero Washington 18 15 .545 2 Jackie Robinson breaking dorm and asked if we had and the stories they told ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I, playoffs, 200, at Darlington, S.C. Philadelphia 16 19 .457 5 the Major League Baseball a problem with that. Turns were great, true or not. 5 p.m. first round 1 New York 13 17 .433 5 ⁄2 NBA,NHL race barrier. out there was a black guy The announcers of today SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole Miami 10 25 .286 11 To be determined Harrison Ford played a couple of doors down who remind me most qualifying for Southern 500, at Darlington, Central Division S.C. W L Pct GB Branch Rickey, who from me. He taught us of that tandem are John 7:30 p.m. BASKETBALL St. Louis 21 12 .636 — planned out the historical how to play tonk. Smoltz and Ken Harrelson. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Pittsburgh 18 15 .545 3 event. The beating and Old-time baseball fans A measure of acceptance Series, Help a Hero 200, at Darlington, Cincinnati 19 16 .543 3 berating Robinson took in the movie came after S.C. 1 will remember when the NBA playoffs Milwaukee 15 17 .469 5 ⁄2 BOXING 1 was graphic, particularly “Game of the Week” was Robinson was beaned in Chicago 13 21 .382 8 ⁄2 10 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS West Division the racist bench announced by Pee Wee the head. When he came ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Wednesday W L Pct GB jockeying he endured from Reese and Dizzy Dean. to his senses lying on the Manuel Perez (19-8-1) vs. Vernon Paris Miami 115, Chicago 78, series tied 1-1 San Francisco 20 14 .588 — the Phillies manager. Reese was always held ground, all his teammates (27-1-0), at Detroit Golden State 100, San Antonio 91, 1 Colorado 19 14 .576 ⁄2 The movie covered forth as one who were brawling above him. GOLF series tied 1-1 Arizona 19 15 .559 1 1 p.m. Today San Diego 16 18 .471 4 only the first couple of befriended Robinson and The retiring of TGC — PGA Tour, The Players Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. 1 Los Angeles 13 20 .394 6 ⁄2 years when Robinson I was interested to see No. 42 by baseball is a Championship, second round, at Ponte San Antonio at Golden State, Today’s Games was at Brooklyn’s minor how he was handled in great tribute to Robinson Vedra Beach 10:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 1-4) at league club in Montreal the movie. and his contribution. As MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Saturday Washington (Detwiler 1-3), 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Memphis, 5 p.m. Milwaukee (Gallardo 3-1) at Cincinnati and making it to the bigs Reese was from a life-long Yankee fan, it WGN — Chicago Cubs at New York at Indiana, 8 p.m. (Cingrani 2-0), 7:10 p.m. with the Dodgers in 1947. Kentucky and was seems appropriate that the Washington Sunday Pittsburgh (W.Rodriguez 2-2) at N.Y. The rookie was feisty, but concerned how the home majestic Mariano Riviera is 8 p.m. San Antonio at Golden State, 3:30 p.m. Mets (Marcum 0-2), 7:10 p.m. subdued because of his folks would view him the last active player to still MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Monday San Diego (Volquez 3-3) at Tampa Bay promise to Rickey. In later when the Dodgers came wear the number. Yankees at Kansas City or L.A. Angels at Miami at Chicago, 7 p.m. (Cobb 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox Oklahoma City at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. Colorado (Garland 3-2) at St. Louis years, he took more of the to Cincinnati. He showed Also as a Yankee, NBA BASKETBALL (S.Miller 4-2), 8:15 p.m. fight to his detractors. Rickey a letter he received despite paying tribute to 8 p.m. Playoff leaders Philadelphia (Cloyd 0-0) at Arizona Spring training Florida advising him not to play. the man, I have to agree ESPN — Playoffs, conference (Kennedy 1-3), 9:40 p.m. semifinals, game 3, Miami at Chicago didn’t come off too good in Rickey went to the file with Yogi Berra that (Through Wednesday) Miami (Fernandez 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers 10:30 p.m. the movie. The “colored” cabinet and pulled out Robinson was out stealing Scoring (Magill 0-0), 10:10 p.m. ESPN — Playoffs, conference G FG FT PTS AVG Atlanta (Hudson 4-1) at San Francisco attitude was prevalent. manila envelopes stuffed home in that 1955 World semifinals, game 3, San Antonio at Golden Durant, OKC 8 88 75 266 33.3 (M.Cain 1-2), 10:15 p.m. I was reminded of going with vile hate mail and Series game. State Anthony, NYK 8 84 54 234 29.3 Saturday’s Games NHL HOCKEY to Boys State with Doug threats sent to Robinson. ■ Tim Kirby is sports editor Curry, GOL 8 76 29 212 26.5 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Tannenbaum more than When they played of the Lake City Reporter. Harden, HOU 6 45 53 158 26.3 Colorado at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference James, MIA 6 52 32 141 23.5 Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. quarterfinals, game 5, N.Y. Rangers at Parker, SAN 6 53 29 137 22.8 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Washington Paul, LAC 6 49 33 137 22.8 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 8 p.m. Lopez, Bro 7 58 39 156 22.3 San Diego at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. BOWLING CNBC — Playoffs, conference Lawson, DEN 6 48 28 128 21.3 Philadelphia at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. quarterfinals, game 6, Anaheim at Detroit Williams, Bro 7 45 37 144 20.6 Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. 10 p.m. Team high handicap series: 1. We 290; 2. Gregg Moravec 287; 3. David Green, BOS 6 37 38 122 20.3 Sunday’s Games NBCSN — Playoffs, conference League results Don’t Care 2,539; 2. 10 In The Pitt Pauwels 278. Randolph, MEM 8 63 32 158 19.8 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. quarterfinals, game 6, St. Louis at Los 2,531; 3. All In 2,465. High scratch series: 1. Gregg Pierce, BOS 6 39 26 115 19.2 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Angeles Lake City Bowl league play: High scratch game: 1. Lorrie Moravec 722; 2. Dale Coleman 695; George, IND 8 46 47 151 18.9 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 1:35 p.m. SEXY SENIORS ——— Geiger 224; 2. Mary Lobaugh 213; 3. David Adel 687. Duncan, SAN 6 45 22 112 18.7 Colorado at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Saturday Team standings: 1. Farmers 3. Lorrie Geiger 202. 1. Adam Alford High handicap game: 1. David Gasol, MEM 8 51 46 148 18.5 Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. AUTO RACING (169-111); 2. Jo’s Crew (161-119); 257; 2. James Price 249; 3. George Adel 307; 2. Gregg Moravec 303; Parsons, HOU 6 42 9 109 18.2 Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. 8 a.m. 3. Handicappers (151-129). Mulligan 243. 3. David Pauwels 300. Iguodala, DEN 6 38 18 108 18.0 Philadelphia at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. NBCSN — Formula One, qualifying Team high handicap game: High scratch series: 1. Lorrie Geiger High handicap series: 1. George Conley, MEM 8 45 44 143 17.9 San Diego at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. for Spanish Grand Prix, at Barcelona, 1. Jo’s Crew 865; 2. Pin Busters 833; 614; 2. Mary Lobaugh 593; 3. Chrissy Rye 783; 3. Gregg Moravec 770. Thompson, GOL 8 58 5 141 17.6 Spain 3. Farmers 812. Fancy 493. 1. Adam Alford 655; 2. Bill High average: 1. Dale Coleman FG Percentage 6:30 p.m. Team high handicap series: Dolly 630; 3. James Price 628. 219.88; 2. Wally Howard 213.57; FG FGA PCT AUTO RACING FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, 1. Handicappers 2,521; 2. Spoilers High handicap game: 1. Mary 3. Bill Duncan 212.13. Bogut, GOL 30 48 .625 Southern 500, at Darlington, S.C. 2,389; 3. Keglers 2,384. Lobaugh 232; 2. Carla Nyssen 231; (results from April 15) Howard, LAL 26 42 .619 Race week 8 p.m. High handicap game: 1. (tie) 3. Chrissy Fancy 227. 1. George HIT & MISS James, MIA 52 88 .591 SPEED — TORC, at New Weston, Barbara Croft, Diane Madsen 239; Mulligan 267; 2. James Price 263; Team standings: 1. Legal Ladies Sanders, MIL 19 33 .576 NASCAR Ohio 3. Joyce Crandall 230. 1. Edward 3. Steve Fancy 258. (41-19); 2. High Five (40-20); 3. Spare Dunleavy, MIL 17 30 .567 SOUTHERN 500 COLLEGE BASEBALL Smith 235; 2. Rainer Stutt 232; High handicap series: 1. Lorrie Us (33.5-26.5). Asik, HOU 22 39 .564 Site: Darlington, S.C. 1 p.m. 3. Wayne Johns 231. Geiger 683; 2. Pat Fennell 645; 3. (tie) Team high handicap game: Leonard, SAN 33 60 .550 Schedule: Today, practice (Speed, ESPN — LSU at Texas A&M High handicap series: 1. Louise Susie Camacho, Linda Oliver 627. 1. Silver Ladies 852; 2. All Mrs’s 777; Barnes, LAC 24 44 .545 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.), qualifying (Speed, 3 p.m. Atwood 655; 2. Barbara Croft 638; 1. Adam Alford 685; 2. Jack Stanfield 3. Spare Us 759. Landry, GOL 37 68 .544 5-6:30 p.m.); Saturday, race, 6:45 p.m. FSN — Oklahoma St. vs. Oklahoma, at 3. Diane Madsen 634. 1. Wayne 677; 3. Tony Harper 676. Randolph, MEM 63 116 .543 (FOX, 6:30-10:30 p.m.). Team high handicap series: Oklahoma City Johns 653; 2. Wendell Shay 629; High average: Mary Lobaugh 186; Rebounds Track: Darlington Raceway (oval, 1.366 1. Sandbaggers 2,337; 2. Legal Ladies COLLEGE SOFTBALL 3. Edward Smith 628. Bill Dolly 193. G OFF DEF TOT AVG miles). 2,273; 3. High Five 2,241. 1 p.m. Note: Wayne Johns 578 scratch (results from April 30) Garnett, BOS 6 9 73 82 13.7 Race distance: 501.3 miles, 367 laps. High handicap game: 1. Angie FSN — Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma series. MONDAY NIGHT MAVERICKS Evans, Bro 7 16 70 86 12.3 Next race: NASCAR Sprint All-Star Meek 268; 2. Harriet Woods 266; 4 p.m. (results from April 23) Gasol, LAL 4 7 39 46 11.5 Race, May 18, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Team standings: 1. Ronsonet 3. Sandra Peterson 221. ESPN2 — Big East Conference, TUESDAY NITE MIXED Asik, HOU 6 21 46 67 11.2 Concord, N.C. Service (254.5-165.5); 2. Team 10 High handicap series: 1. Cythe championship, at Tampa Team high handicap game: (249.5-170.5); 3. Ronsonet Buick Shiver 681; 2. Sharon Tuning 648; 6 p.m. Bogut, GOL 8 28 60 88 11.0 NATIONWIDE Howard, LAL 4 10 33 43 10.8 VFW SPORT CLIPS 1. Dominators 914; 2. Wolf Pack 906; GMC (230-190). 3. Cathy Pelley 614. ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast Conference, 3. All In The Family 835. High scratch game: 1. David Adel (results from April 23) championship, at Tallahassee Noah, CHI 9 38 48 86 9.6 HELP A HERO 200 8 p.m. Boozer, CHI 9 20 65 85 9.4 Site: Darlington, S.C. ESPN2 — Southeastern Conference, Hibbert, IND 8 31 42 73 9.1 Schedule: Today, practice, championship, at Lexington, Ky. Durant, OKC 8 5 68 73 9.1 qualifying (ESPN2, 3:30-5 p.m.); race, GOLF Assists 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2, 7-10 p.m.). BRIEFS 2 p.m. G AST AVG Track: Darlington Raceway (oval, 1.366 NBC — PGA Tour, The Players Curry, GOL 8 71 8.9 miles). Championship, third round, at Ponte Williams, Bro 7 59 8.4 Race distance: 200.8 miles, 147 laps. GOLF tickets for BBQ chicken 2 p.m. Vedra Beach Lawson, DEN 6 48 8.0 Next race: History 300, May, 25, lunches. These lunches For details, call Harold HOCKEY Conley, MEM 8 62 7.8 Charlotte Motor Speedway. Elite Academy will be available at the Bundy at 365-5731. James, MIA 6 43 7.2 FORMULA ONE 5 a.m. CHS football concession NBCSN — IIHF World Championship, Durant, OKC 8 51 6.4 SPANISH GRAND PRIX Baseball tourney Paul, LAC 6 38 6.3 Site: Barcelona, Spain. stand area from 10:30 a.m. ADULT SOFTBALL preliminary round, United States vs. The Elite Academy France, at Helsinki Gasol, LAL 4 25 6.3 Schedule: Today, practice (NBC Sports to 1 p.m. today. Lunch MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Parker, SAN 6 37 6.2 Network, 8-9:30 a.m.; Saturday, prac- Youth Baseball Team Golf orders of 10 or more at Summer league 4 p.m. Jack, GOL 8 48 6.0 tice, qualifying (NBC Sports Network, Tournament is 8 a.m. one business can request registration open MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at 8-9:30 a.m.); Sunday, race, 8 a.m. (NBC Saturday at Quail Heights Sports Network, 7:30-10:30 a.m., delivery. San Francisco or Milwaukee at Cincinnati Country Club. Format Columbia County Adult 7 p.m. BASEBALL 2-5 p.m.). For details, call Allen MLB — Regional coverage, Cleveland Track: Circuit de Catalunya (road is four-person scramble. Masters at 292-0725. Softball’s Summer League at Detroit or L.A. Angels at Chicago AL standings course, 2.89 miles). Entry fee of $240 per registration is open. Team Race distance: 190.8 miles, 66 laps. White Sox team includes lunch. Hole CHS CHEERLEADING cost is $250. Registration WGN — L.A. Angels at Chicago East Division Next race: Monaco Grand Prix, May sponsorships are $110. deadline and a coaches White Sox W L Pct GB 26, Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Cheer clinic MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE Baltimore 21 13 .618 — Monaco. 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LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 3B Castro ties course record in TPC debut By DOUG FERGUSON Johnson. never once had honors Associated Press McIlroy didn’t hit driv- on the tee — Stricker and er once on the front nine, McIlroy made birdies on PONTE VEDRA BEACH including the par-5 ninth. the same six holes. Stricker — Roberto Castro made a He made up his mind dur- wound up with a 67, along debut he won’t soon forget in ing practice that he gets with Hunter Mahan and The Players Championship, into more trouble trying to Casey Wittenberg. opening with a 9-under 63 reach the green in two, so Henrik Stenson was Thursday to tie the course he is playing short and rely- among those at 68. record at the TPC Sawgrass ing on his wedge. He still The Stadium Course has and build a three-shot lead made par on No. 9, but he rarely been this vulnerable, on the field. stuck to his strategy. with barely a trace of wind Facing the infamous “When you hit the shots, and some pins in bowls that island-green on No. 17 for it seems very simple,” allowed for good looks at the first time in competi- McIlroy said. “I had a lot birdie. Half the 72 players tion, Castro left a 9-iron of good shots out there, in the morning broke par. within a foot of the hole. On lot of iron shots that were But the punishment is the daunting 18th, he hit 12, 15 feet away from the never far away, as Scott ASSOCIATED PRESS 4-iron to a foot. When his pin and I got myself a lot of Stallings discovered. He In this Dec. 23 file photo, Tampa Bay Buccaneers free safety Ronde Barber (20) waits day was over, Castro was in looks for birdies. I adopted opened with five straight in the tunnel before an NFL football game in Tampa. The Buccaneers three-time All-Pro the record book with Greg maybe more of a conser- birdies to get everyone’s Ronde Barber is retired after a 16-year career with the Buccaneers that included a Super Norman and Fred Couples vative strategy off the tee attention, but after going out Bowl title and five Pro Bowl appearances. for lowest score on the this year. But once you put in 31, Stallings gave most of Stadium Course. your ball in the fairway that it back with a bogey, double “I hit it close a lot,” said means you can be more bogey and a triple bogey on Castro, making it sound as aggressive into the greens. the 16th when he hit two Barber retires after easy as it looked. So it sort of balances itself balls into the water. He shot Sawgrass finally made out.” 40 on the back for a 71. sense to Rory McIlroy, too. Masters champion Adam “It just goes to show 16 seasons with Bucs The two-time major cham- Scott didn’t miss a beat from about the golf course and Associated Press pion had never made the his last competitive round, really how volatile it is,” and is the franchise leader a league record for most cut or even broken par at a rainy Sunday at Augusta Stallings said. in interceptions with 47. yards passing allowed in a The Players Championship, National. He missed only Castro hasn’t discov- TAMPA — Three-time He also scored eight touch- season. but the 24-year-old figured two fairways and two ered that yet. This was a All-Pro Ronde Barber downs and had 28 sacks in The Bucs began reshap- it out on a gorgeous morn- greens in a tidy round of day when everything went retired after a 16-year 241 games. ing the defense with the ing by dialing it back off the 69. His only disappointment right. career with the Tampa Bay “Ronde is synonymous signing of Goldson, an All- tee and letting his iron play was not getting introduced He made three birdies Buccaneers that included with the Tampa Bay Pro safety last season in San take over. McIlroy never as the Masters champion. early in his round on the a Super Bowl title and five Buccaneers, establishing Francisco, to a five-year, came seriously close to a Scott and McIlroy were back until making his tap- Pro Bowl appearances. himself as one of our fran- $41.25 million deal in free bogey on his way to a 66, joined by Steve Stricker, in birdies on the 17th and The Bucs announced chise’s iconic players over agency. Last month, the leaving him tied with Zach who made six birdies and 18th. Wednesday night that the a 16-year, Hall of Fame- team traded the 13th over- 38-year-old twin brother of worthy career,” Bucs co- all pick in the draft to the former New York Giants chairman Joel Glazer said New York Jets in exchange running back Tiki Barber in a statement. “When any- for Revis, a three-time All will not return to play one thinks of Ronde, they Pro cornerback who also on a defense overhauled think of a true professional got a new six-year, $96 mil- since the end of last sea- and leader. He approached lion contract. son. Tampa Bay acquired every day the same, giving With veteran Eric Wright Darrelle Revis, Dashon everything he had to make returning and last year’s Goldson and second-round himself and his teammates No. 1 draft pick Mark draft pick Johnthan Banks the best they could be. We Barron entering his sec- for its secondary. will miss him.” ond season at safety, that The retirement was first Barber was a third-round left little room for Barber reported by Fox Sports. pick out of Virginia is 1997 in Tampa Bay’s plans com, who quoted Barber and struggled early in his — especially after Banks as saying: “I’ve had a bet- career, appearing in just was selected in the sec- ter run than I ever could’ve one game as a rookie. He ond round of the draft to dreamed of having.” finished with a stretch of compete with Wright for a Tiki Barber, who retired 215 consecutive starts, tied starting job. from the Giants after the for the sixth-longest streak Barber is the only player 2006 season, had a post in NFL history. in NFL history with 40-plus on his Twitter account A team captain for the interceptions and 25 or that read: “Congrats & past nine years, Barber more sacks. He returned happy for my twin, Ronde, made the transition from eight picks for regular- who’s hanging up the cornerback to safety in season touchdowns and cleats!” 2012, Tampa Bay’s first clinched Tampa Bay’s ASSOCIATED PRESS Ronde Barber played season under coach Greg victory over Philadelphia Roberto Castro hits from the ninth tee during the first round of The Players championship golf cornerback for 15 seasons Schiano. in the 2002 NFC champi- tournament at TPC Sawgrass on Thursday in Ponte Vedra Beach Castro finished at 9-under- before moving to safety Schiano’s top priority this onship game with a 92- par 63, tying the course record. last year. He played his offseason was revamping a yard return for a TD off entire career with the Bucs secondary that nearly set Donovan McNabb. Denver’s Karl named NASCAR panel reduces NBA Coach of the Year Joe Gibbs racing penalties By ARNIE STAPLETON By JENNA FRYER Cup championship. as the holy grail through- Associated Press Associated Press The panel also reduced out the industry — that crew chief Jason Ratcliff’s along with fuel and tires. DENVER — Selfless and CONCORD, N.C. — A suspension from six races In violations such as these, starless. These were the NASCAR appeals panel to one race, and eliminated we have no other rein- staples of the exhilarating sided with Joe Gibbs the six-race suspension forcement process than to Denver Nuggets’ NBA fran- Racing on Wednesday and for owner Joe Gibbs. It let penalize the team owner chise-record 57-win regular eased some of the penalties stand Ratcliff’s $200,000 and team members. That’s season. imposed for having an ille- fine. The only action the how our system works.” George Karl kept with gal part in Matt Kenseth’s panel took was increas- The appeal was heard that theme Wednesday, race-winning engine at ing Toyota’s penalty from by Mark Arute, general sharing the credit far and Kansas last month. a five-point fine to seven manager of Stafford Motor wide after being named NASCAR punished JGR points. Speedway in Connecticut, the league’s Coach of the after discovering dur- “Glad to have today Denis McGlynn, CEO Year for the first time in his ing a post-race inspection behind us so we can get of Dover International quarter century as an NBA that one of eight connect- our focus back on racing. Speedway and Jack head coach. ing rods in the engine at I respect NASCAR and the Housby, who fielded cars Karl thanked everyone the April 21 race did not appeals process, I feel like in the 1970s and ‘80s. from his middle school meet the minimum weight they got it right,” Kenseth Of the 151 appeals heard coach who got him into the requirement. The part was posted on Twitter. since NASCAR began game to his good friend, too light by 3 grams, less Gibbs said he was done keeping records in 1999, the late Rick Majerus, in an than the weight of an enve- with the process and penalties were upheld 106 emotional news conference lope. would not appeal anything times. The panel reduced at the Pepsi Center. JGR did not dispute further. penalties 32 times, elimi- He credited Nuggets the part was illegal, but “Right now, we just want nated penalties 11 times players, assistant coaches, argued the penalties were to get back to racing,” the and increased them twice. scouts, trainers, front office, too severe because it leas- team owner said. A week ago, the panel ownership and support staff es its engines from Toyota NASCAR is not eli- unanimously upheld all as he eyed the bronze Red Racing Development and gible to appeal anything penalties levied against Auerbach Trophy in front is not permitted to touch further to chief appellate Penske Racing for using of him. anything inside of them. officer John Middlebrook. parts confiscated by inspec- “What I hope is every- Toyota accepted responsi- Spokesman Kerry Tharp tors before the April 13 race body understands this is not ASSOCIATED PRESS bility and insisted one light said the sanctioning body at Texas. But the six-race about me. It’s about a lot of Denver Nuggets head coach George Karl smiles after rod did not give Kenseth a was disappointed in the suspensions for seven key people and a lot of people in receiving the Red Auerback trophy for being named the NBA performance advantage. decision. Penske employees were my past and I am proud to Coach of the Year during a news conference on Wednesday The three-member “Our sport has a due reduced Tuesday to two have that trophy,” Karl said. in Denver. National Stock Car Racing process system in place points races and the All- The trophy depicts Appeals Panel agreed that has served this sport Star race by Middlebrook, the architect of the great ing this very day. because this was probably and dramatically reduced very well for more than 65 which team owner Roger Boston Celtics teams back “When I was told of the in my career the most ‘one- almost every penalty. years, and that due process Penske celebrated as a in the fledgling days of the award about a week ago, it ness’ of an organization, a The points deducted resulted in this decision small victory. NBA, Auerbach sitting at was a very humbling, emo- basketball team, a coaching from Kenseth were reduced here today,” Tharp said. Gibbs seemed far more one end of the bench with tional experience, because staff, a support staff, admin- from 50 to 12, which moves “While we are disappoint- subdued by what could his trademark cigar in his it made me think about my istrative staff. him from 11th in the stand- ed by today’s outcome, we only be considered a major right hand, a rolled up pro- career,” Karl said. “... A lot “I get the award in ings to fourth. The panel stand firmly behind our victory. gram in his left. of times I wanted to win it my name but it is totally also reinstated the three inspection process. The “This has been a tough, There’s a life-sized statue and never did win it and because of the ‘oneness’ bonus points he earned for inspection of engines, and tough week for everyone,” of it in Boston and Karl said now I’ve gotten calloused to that we brought to the table the victory for seeding in engine parts and pieces he said. “Certainly no one he sat there once, imagin- winning it. And now I win it this season.” the Chase for the Sprint has always been regarded wanted this to happen.” 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & PUZZLES FRIDAY & sATuRDAY, MAY 10-11, 2013 DEAR ABBY Grandson’s choice of toys is cause for concern for family ** ** ** man is far ahead of you bought me is quickly run- DEAR ABBY: I know in life experience. Rather ning out. this boy that I really love. than try to talk him into I want my daughter to He’s nice, smart and funny having a sexual relation- be happy and rewarded for and I think about him all ship with you, you would what a great kid she is. I the time. He says he loves be much better off finding DON’T want a dog. What me back. someone your own age. do I do? -- BAD DADDY Abigail Van Buren Is this true love, or just ** ** ** OUT WEST a mutual crush? I know DEAR ABBY: I am a 12- DEAR DADDY: I would www.dearabby.com I’m only 13, but I think year-old girl who is happy, have suggested that you I’m in love. Is it ridiculous healthy and doing great in consider allowing your DEAR ABBY: I am a to think I have found true school. But lately I have daughter to adopt a ham- longtime reader but a first- love in seventh grade? felt sad, lonely and just ster or guinea pig, but they time writer. My problem How can I tell whether plain frustrated. I used to require a certain amount has been bothering me for it’s love or not? And what talk to my parents about it, of care. A child has to be some time now. would you consider the but I don’t feel comfortable responsible enough to We have a grandson usual age to find your doing it anymore, and my feed, water and clean the who is 4 and very much perfect other half? -- friends don’t like listening cage daily, and at 6, your a “princess boy.” He likes CONFUSED IN LOVE to me. daughter is not mature girl toys and dresses and DEAR CONFUSED: I have tried hard to push enough. Tell her that doesn’t like any of his boy No one can predict how back these feelings, but it when she is older you will toys. We’re at a loss about old you will be when you is putting a strain on me. consider letting her have how to handle this. meet someone who is your Sometimes I break down a pet. Cats require much He’s an adorable little perfect other half. People’s crying and can’t stop. less care than dogs do. boy and we love him to interests and needs evolve Most people think it’s just Perhaps a compromise pieces. His parents don’t as they grow older, and my age, but it’s not. It’s could be worked out at a accept this behavior, and what seems perfect today more than that. I want to later date. I’m afraid it will affect him can seem less so when talk to a psychologist, but ** ** ** now and in the future. How viewed through the lens of I’m scared to ask for one. DEAR ABBY: I am would you handle this? We life experience. What do you think? -- SO 75, and when I pass on I don’t say anything to his I would never label your MIXED UP would like the undertaker parents because they are feelings as “ridiculous,” DEAR SO MIXED to remove my six gold pretty much in denial. -- but when you are in love, UP: Admitting you need caps from my teeth. Then WORRIED GRANDMA there is usually no doubt professional help with a my wife can sell them to DEAR WORRIED: If about it. Because you need problem isn’t something pay for my funeral. I think he were my grandchild to ask someone else if to be scared of. It is a sign this will work out well. I’d talk with the parents. what you’re feeling is true of maturity. Your mood What is your take on this? I, too, am concerned love, then it probably isn’t. swings may be caused by -- ED IN FLORIDA about how their attitude ** ** ** the hormonal changes DEAR ED: As I started will affect the child in the DEAR ABBY: I met a going on in your body researching “dental gold,” future, because parents guy on an online dating as you are becoming a I realized that while there are supposed to love and site. It turns out I know woman. However, because are companies that buy it, accept children the way him. He works at a store they are of concern to you, the price your wife would they are, and sexual orien- I shop in three times a it is important that you get will depend upon the tation is inborn. Children week. He’s nice, funny and let your parents and your weight of the gold -- most who feel consistent disap- everything I’m looking for pediatrician or a counselor of which is 16-karat -- and proval grow up thinking in a guy except he’s 25 and at school know how you the current market value they aren’t good enough I’m 17. are feeling. It’s the surest of the metal. and don’t measure up He knows how old I am way to get the reassurance Because of the nosedive -- which can be a self-fulfill- and for a while he was fine and, if necessary, the coun- that gold has experienced ing prophecy. with it. Now he thinks I’m seling you think you need. lately, I’m advising you to I would “handle this” by a cop and I’m going to bust ** ** ** start saving up for your making sure my grandson him for trying to have sex DEAR ABBY: My 6-year- funeral NOW and to live knew I loved, accepted and with me ‘cause I’m under- old daughter wants a dog long and prosper. My Puzzle Solutions valued him just the way he age. He explained why he more than anything in the experts have informed me is. If that means allowing thinks that, and he made world. She mentions it at that most funeral homes on the next page. him to play with the toys sense. But I’m NOT a cop. least once a day. are unwilling to remove of his choice in my home, I gave him information try- She’s a great kid, well- fillings, caps, etc. that’s what I’d do. And if ing to prove I’m not. behaved and doing well in ** ** ** he showed more interest Abby, I really like him. school, so I hate to disap- Dear Abby is written by in art, music and dance How do I prove that I’m point her. But I have abso- Abigail Van Buren, also and less interest in sports, not a cop? How do I show lutely no interest in taking known as Jeanne Phillips, trucks, etc., I’d support him he can trust me? on the added responsibility and was founded by her that, too. -- NEEDS ADVICE IN of a pet like that. mother, Pauline Phillips. I’m glad you asked this OREGON My wife and I work long Write Dear Abby at www. question. Your grandson DEAR NEEDS ADVICE: hours and our home is DearAbby.com or P.O. Box may or may not grow up Undercover cops are older unoccupied for most of the 69440, Los Angeles, CA to be gay or transgender, than 17. Because you say day. It would have to be 90069. which is what I think this man was “fine” with adjusted to be pet-friendly. your letter is really about. seeing you, but now is I have nothing against Regardless of what his ori- pulling away, it is possible pets, but I could never entation is, it’s very impor- that he is trying to let you be considered an animal ■ Write Dear Abby at tant that he knows he is down without hurting your lover. We currently have www.DearAbby.com or valued for who he is. feelings. You are not yet two goldfish, but I can see P.O. Box 69440, Los out of high school and this that the time those guys Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD Eugenia Last ARIES (March 21-April 19): and your dedication that want to end up giving too thing you want to pursue. Rethink the past before you will put you into the spot- much for what’s really Love and romance are in make the same mistake light. Not everyone will being offered. Draw up the stars, and making spe- again. Stand up for your like what you do, and some an agreement you can live cial plans will bring you rights but don’t jeopardize may even criticize you, but with or take a pass. Love is closer to that special some- your position. Serious talks know in your heart that you highlighted. ★★★ one. You will learn a valu- and negotiations will show did the right thing. ★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. able lesson from someone your strength. Love is kick- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 19): Make plans that will you respect. ★★ ing in, so make plans to You’ll have a wealth of accommodate the people PISCES (Feb. 19-March party in the evening hours. knowledge to share with in your life who you love 20): Keep your life simple ★★★ your friends and family. the most. Do whatever you and to the point. Too much TAURUS (April 20-May Your experience and exper- can to build your personal of anything will slow down 20): You’ll impress the peo- tise will help you resolve assets. Your responsibili- your progress. Hard work, ple you encounter. A trip issues that have been pend- ties may increase, but so dedication and loyalty to may present you with unex- ing for some time. Keep will your power, control and the people who have given pected decisions, but noth- your expenditures moder- future prospects. ★★★ you the most in the past will ing that you cannot handle. ate. Listen, respond and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. lead to a bright future and Your ability to take charge show your leadership abil- 18): Expansion at home will new beginnings. ★★★★ and find solutions will lead ity. ★★★★★ allow you to develop some- to greater opportunities LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): personally and profession- Look at your financial situ- ally. ★★★ ation and options. Protect GEMINI (May 21-June your assets from someone 20): You’ll have a lot to who may want a chunk consider financially, legally of what you’ve worked so or medically. Don’t take hard to acquire. A change chances. Slow down and in your current relation- make your decisions based ships will help open doors on facts, figures and what- to a brighter future. ★★★ ever expert advice you can SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. obtain. Don’t let self-decep- 21): Partnerships and per- tion be your downfall. Do sonal relationships will what’s best for you. ★★★ blossom if you interact and CANCER (June 21-July 22): share your thoughts. Much Your peers will look up to can be accomplished both you. Use your intelligence, at work and at home if you good memory and sound collaborate and make defi- judgment to come up with nite plans for future expan- solutions that will benefit sion. Let your intuition be everyone involved with your guide. ★★★ you. Your popularity is on SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- the rise. ★★★★ Dec. 21): Don’t be fooled LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Do by someone making idle whatever you can for oth- promises. Ulterior motives ers. It’s your generosity are apparent and you don’t FRIDAY & sAtuRDAY, MAY 10-11, 2013 PUZZLES & COMICS LAKE CItY REPORtER 5B

DILBERT SNUFFY SMITH

BABY BLUES ZITS

BLONDIE GARFIELD

BEETLE BAILEY B.C.

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE FRANK & ERNEST

CLASSIC PEANUTS FOR BETTER OR WORSE

CELEBRITY CIPHER

PUZZLE ANSWERS 6B

6B LAKE CITY REPORTER OUTDOORS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 Wildlife rescues can do more harm than good

By TONI BRANNON who find fawns mistakenly center. MyFWC.com assume they have been “Unfortunately, actions of abandoned, when, in real- this kind usually have the Winter is finally over. ity, their parents are in the opposite effect of a rescue,” Trees and flowers are blos- process of ensuring the Hallman said. “The stress soming, birds are building infants’ survival. created by changing the nests and critters are being “In most cases, it is abso- animal’s diet and surround- born. lutely not in a fawn’s best ings is often fatal. This is also the time of interest to ‘rescue’ it,” said “If the rescued fawn year when the Florida Fish Allan Hallman, wildlife manages to survive, its and Wildlife Conservation biologist at the FWC’s Camp return to the wild is practi- Commission begins getting Blanding Field Office. cally impossible because of COURTESY PHOTO calls about “abandoned” Hallman says what typi- human imprinting or a lack animals that folks believe cally happens is someone of survival skills. If it had Ruger rIfle winner may be in need of rescue. discovers a young deer remained wild, the young However, these rescues waiting for its mother. deer would have learned Danny Hardy (center) of Lake City won a Ruger 300 M77 Hawkeye RCM at the Southeast may do more harm than Often, those fawns are the necessary survival skills Regional Trapping & Outdoor Expo at the Suwannee County Agricultural Complex on good. found in palmetto patches from its mother,” Hallman May 3-5. Hardy is joined by National Trappers Association director Steve MacKellar (left) After giving birth, adult or in recently burned areas, said. and host Florida Trappers Association president Bill Crowder. The rifle was made especially wildlife must forage to pro- where a doe has placed her Another way to help with for the expo and was signed by some of the Swamp People. vide food for themselves new offspring for protec- the survival of young ani- and their young. This means tion. These settings tend to mals is to not feed them. leaving their newborns for help mask the fawn’s scent, Although that may sound short periods. thus providing good protec- odd, feeding can cause Scientists discover new bass species Having some basic tion from the keen nose of problems ranging from poor knowledge of wildlife and a predator. nutrition to dependence on Commission release the Choctaw bass and rec- did not belong to any rec- the survival skills animals People discover these humans for food and loss of ommended the scientific ognized species while test- use can help avoid attempt- seemingly abandoned baby foraging skills, all of which Scientists with the name of Micropterus haia- ing a bass specimen from ing to rescue animals that deer and become concerned can decrease the critter’s Florida Fish and Wildlife ka. They revealed their the Chipola River in 2007. don’t need rescuing. when the parent is nowhere chances of survival. Conservation Commission discovery at a meeting of “We didn’t set out to find A common target of mis- in sight. The would-be res- The FWC recommends have uncovered a new spe- the Southern Division of a new species,” said Mike placed rescues is baby deer, cuers falsely believe the that if you find a fawn or cies of black bass in the the American Fisheries Tringali, head of the genet- temporarily left in a safe young animal will perish other baby animal, don’t southeastern U.S.. Society earlier this year. ics laboratory at the FWC’s place while their mothers unless they save it or take touch it, and quietly leave Scientists have proposed FWC scientists first Fish and Wildlife Research feed nearby. 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SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS NEXT Race: Bojangles’ Southern 500 Race: VFW Sport Clips Help A Hero 200 Race: NC Education Lottery 200 Where: Darlington Raceway Where: Darlington Raceway Where: Charlotte Motor Speedway When: Saturday, 6:45 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: May 17, 8:00 p.m. (ET) TV: FOX Sports TV: ESPN TV: SPEED UP... 2012 Winner: Jimmie Johnson (right) 2012 Winner: Joey Logano 2012 Winner: Justin Lofton

NASCAR pauses in honor of Mother’s Day NOTEBOOK Following its long-standing got no credit for anything.” tradition, NASCAR has no major If there’s one area where Mrs. Wood races scheduled to run this Sun- has been in the forefront, it’s in keep- day, a break in honor of Mother’s ing her family a close-knit bunch. Day. That’s never more evident than at Although the men of NASCAR dinnertime in Stuart. For decades, have been in the forefront for when the Woods raced out of a shop most of its history, the sport there, Bernece’s husband and children does owe a debt to the mothers ate the noon meal at her table. Now NASCAR Images for Jared C. Tilton/Getty behind the scenes, to the women that the team, now based in Charlotte, Denny Hamlin who stood rock solid behind their is running a limited schedule, the fam- children as they chased their ily dinners have become fairly regular Hamlin returns to Sprint Cup dreams on the speedways of again. In the summertime, there are Denny Hamlin, who suffered a serious America. peas, potatoes, beans, corn and toma- back injury in a last-lap crash at Auto Club The late Elizabeth Petty was toes grown in the garden just down Speedway on March 24, made his return Kim Hall/Wood Brothers Racing Brothers Kim Hall/Wood there for her son Richard, the Bernece Wood, matriarch of Wood Brothers Racing the same road where Bernece and her to the Sprint Cup Series at Talladega sport’s all-time leader in race children live, in four houses all in a Superspeedway on Sunday. wins and championships. Lynda law, Leonard, both be inducted into the row. Now there are often four genera- Hamlin started the race in his No. 11 Petty, Richard’s wife, was there for her NASCAR Hall of Fame. tions at the table. Toyota, ran until the first caution flag and son, Kyle. “Dad and Leonard were always busy It’s like a scene from a Norman then turned the car over to Brian Vickers doing the things they did, so she prob- on Lap 25. But Vickers was unable to help Martha Earnhardt used her own Rockwell painting, but it’s an everyday Hamlin much in the points race, as he was money to get her son, Dale, on the ably had a better view of what hap- occurrence for the Woods, and it’ll be involved in a multi-car crash on Lap 42 and track after her husband, Ralph, Dale’s pened over these 60 years than any- that way this Sunday, too. finished 34th. father, passed away. body,” Eddie Wood said. “It’s Mother’s Day, but it won’t be Even with all the effort, Hamlin dropped Bernece Wood, the matriarch of the Like the other matriarchs in any different,” Eddie Wood said. “We three spots in the standings to 31st. famed Wood Brothers racing team, NASCAR, Mrs. Wood has spent most always either eat at my mother’s house But Hamlin’s decision to get back in the car has supported her family’s team as of her time working behind the scenes. or we all go out together.” a week ahead of schedule did stir debate in the ownership transferred from her Even when her team won the days leading up to the race. husband, Glen, to their children, Eddie, the Daytona 500 in 2011, “Life in general is just risk versus reward,” Len and Kim Wood Hall. instead of being a part of Jeff Gordon said. “As a race car driver, we the Victory Lane celebra- don’t think of ourselves any more risky out Mrs. Wood, at age 82, still works with there than somebody else that has a 9-to-5 the team every day, welcoming visitors tion, she stayed behind in job. It’s just the way our minds work. You to the team museum in Stuart, Va., the garage to greet visitors have to take yourself out of that and under- where she holds the title of museum to the team’s hauler. stand what the dangers are, what the risks curator. “She sacrificed a lot,” are and if you re-injure yourself, can that be “She represents the longevity of what Eddie Wood said. “It’s no life-threatening or something that ends your we do,” Eddie Wood said. “She was small thing to put up with career.” there in the beginning and is still a big racing, and three genera- Gordon said that if he had been in Hamlin’s part of it.” tions of it. situation, he might have made a different Wood said his mother knows every “There have always been decision. strong women in NASCAR “I’m later in my career and have a fam- piece in the team’s museum and may ily and so an injury like what Denny went well be the best person in the family who stood behind their through ... I might not come back from that to tell the team’s 63-year story, which men. They stayed in the

Kim Hall/Wood Brothers Racing Brothers Kim Hall/Wood just because, is it worth it?” he said. “For has seen her husband and brother-in- background and usually Four generations of the Wood Brothers Racing family Denny, I think it’s worth it for him to really take his time and do it right. What he’s doing this weekend, to me that makes sense. It’s Smith wins Aaron’s 312; takes Nationwide Series points lead Talladega; there are ways to avoid those inci- What goes around at Talladega SPRINT CUP STANDINGS dents.” Superspeedway finally came around Latest class inducted into International for Regan Smith. In October 2008, 1. Jimmie Johnson, 383 Smith appeared to have beaten Tony Motorsports Hall of Fame Stewart to the finish line to get his The activities at Talladega Superspeedway first Sprint Cup victory. But an offi- 2. Carl Edwards, 342 last week kicked off on Thursday with an cial’s ruling that Smith had broken induction ceremony for the latest class of the Talladega rules by going below members of the International Motorsports the yellow line took away the victory 3. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 324 Hall of Fame, located just outside Turn Four of and awarded it to his competitor Tony the track. Stewart. Inducted were team owner Rick Hendrick, 4. Clint Bowyer, 316 veteran crew chief Dale Inman, driver Rusty In Saturday’s Nationwide Series race Wallace and drag racer and team owner at Talladega, Smith was beaten to the Donald Schumacher. finish line by Kasey Kahne. But the 5. Brad Keselowski, 314 Dale Earnhardt Jr., who drives the No. 88 caution flag had been displayed for a Chevrolet owned by Hendrick, was among crash behind them, and after several 6. Kasey Kahne, 299 those in the audience. minutes of studying replays, NASCAR NASCAR Images for Jared C. Tilton/Getty “I was really moved by the speeches from all issued an official pronouncement that Smith crosses the inish line at Talladega the guys that were inducted, particularly Dale Smith had been leading when the cau- 7. Aric Almirola, 293 Inman,” Earnhardt said. “His appreciation tion flag flew and therefore he was the push from Kahne to work his way to really showed through. winner, with Joey Logano second and the front. Then, as the leaders entered “You could tell he had been through just 8. Paul Menard, 290 about as much as a guy could go through in Kahne third. the tri-oval, Smith darted from the this sport. It was really neat to be able to see “That was pretty cool, wasn’t it?” a outside lane to the bottom and into the him get some kind of recognition and for him jubilant Smith said in Victory Lane. lead. 9. Kyle Busch, 285 to get that opportunity to speak in front of “I’m really pumped up.” With his victory, Smith took the everybody. Smith, driving the No. 7 Chevrolet series points lead and is now 27 points “That was really emotional, I think, for all for JR Motorsports, was seventh on ahead of previous leader Sam Hornish 10. Greg Biffle, 280 the guys involved and for the people who know the white-flag lap, but used a drafting Jr., who finished 25th at Talladega. these individuals. It was inspiring to me.” David Ragan gets his first Sprint Cup victory of 2013; NUMERICALLY rain delays and crashes send the Aaron’s 499 into overtime The name Front Row Motorsports hasn’t to the underdogs Ragan, Gilliland and SPEAKING exactly described the performance of the their teams. underfunded Sprint Cup race team, but on “As frustrated as I am about the loss, Laps led by Greg Sunday, David Ragan and David Gilliland I’m really happy for these two guys Biffle in the past eight surged past the mega-team drivers ahead and for their team,” he said. 632 Sprint Cup races of them to finish 1-2 in the Aaron’s 499 at Front Row owner Bob Jenkins, who at Darlington Raceway, tops Talladega Superspeedway. now has four top-five finishes in 406 among all drivers. “That is a true David versus Goliath moment career Cup starts, gave much of the here,” Ragan said in Victory Lane of the team’s credit for the team’s big day to Ragan Drivers in the top 50 in first-ever Cup victory. and the positive attitude he brought Nationwide Series points with Carl Edwards, who appeared to be headed with him to the team from Roush’s 2 a race victory this season: to Victory Lane as he was leading when rains organization, where he had shipping Regan Smith and Sam Hornish halted the race at Lap 125, finished third after giant UPS as a sponsor and competed Jr. have one apiece. Cup regulars the restart, ahead of Michael Waltrip and for wins on a fairly regular basis. who don’t earn Nationwide points

Jimmie Johnson. NASCAR Images for C. Cox/Getty Kevin “He didn’t look at it as if, ‘Hey, I’m have won the other six. Matt Kenseth, who led a race-high 142 laps, Twelve drivers were collected in this crash during the taking a step down here. I realize I’m was leading when a Lap 184 crash on the back- Aaron’s 499 at Talladega. going to be a back marker or whatever,’” Sprint Cup points positions stretch collected 12 drivers, including Kurt Jenkins said. “He continues to expect a gained at Talladega by Busch, who rolled end over end and onto the top of Ryan Newman’s lot out of himself and a lot out of his team, and I think what hap- 4 car. That wreck sent the race into overtime, and Kenseth was shuf- pened is people bought into that and they followed behind him, and Aric Almirola, to seventh; fled to eighth at the finish. we’ve seen results from it.” David Ragan, to 26th; and David The race ended more than seven hours after the green flag flew, Among those not happy leaving Talladega was Ryan Newman, who Gilliland, to 29th; the most of in large part because of a three-hour, 36-minute rain delay. At the was involved in yet another scary, cars-flying-through-the-air crash any drivers in the Aaron’s 499. end, the skies were so dark that NASCAR officials said there would on a restrictor-plate track. be just one attempt at a green-white-checkered-flag finish once the He was visibly upset as he emerged from the track’s care center. Drivers in the Aaron’s 499 track was cleared from the Lap 184 crash. To make matters more “They can build safer cars; they can build safer walls,” he said. 3 at Talladega who started interesting, it was sprinkling rain on some parts of the track. “They can’t get their heads out of their [rear ends] far enough to keep outside the top 30 and When the drivers lined up for the final run to the finish, Ragan was the cars on the race track. Pretty disappointing. finished in the top 10: David 10th, but used a push from Gilliland, who restarted 11th, to work his “I wanted to make sure to get that point across. Y’all can figure out Gilliland, 31st to second; Regan way toward the front. He beat Edwards into Turn Three on the final who the ‘they’ is.” Smith, 34th to sixth; and Scott lap and sped down the frontstretch unchallenged to get his second The “they” in his comment appears to be referring to NASCAR offi- Speed, 36th to ninth. career Cup victory. Gilliland’s runner-up finish tied his career best. cials. Edwards, even in his disappointment, offered his congratulations 8B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GMAC MORTGAGE. LLC is the thereafter as the matters can be 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ORDINANCE COLUMBIA COUNTY, Plaintiff and EARL HAMPTON heard, in the School Board Adminis- FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FLORIDA CARSON, JR; UNKNOWN trative Complex located at 372 West FLORIDA FLORIDA The Board of County Commissioners PROBATE DIVISION SPOUSE OF AMANDA KAY Duval Street, Lake City, Florida. CASE No.: 12-2012-CA-000391 CIVIL DIVISION of Columbia County, Florida will at File No.13-16-CP GALLOWAY N/K/A TRAVIS (1) SE 0526, a petition by Lake City FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS CASE NO.: 2012 CA 000165 its regular meeting on Thursday, IN RE: ESTATE OF GALLOWAY; RAQUEL BABA- Development LLC, to request a spe- BANK OF FLORIDA., HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL June 6, 2013, in the Columbia Coun- VIRGINIA GIEBEIG KINDBERG CAL; JAMES CLINTON CARSON; cial exception be granted as provided Plaintiff, ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE ty School Board Administration Deceased. LARISSA SHANTELL CARSON; for in Section 4.5.7 of the Land De- vs. FOR WELLS FARGO ASSET SE- Building, 372 West Duval Street, NOTICE TO CREDITORS MELANIE CARSON; ERWIN velopment Regulations to allow PHILLIP MATTHEW SMITH CURITIES CORPORATION, Lake City, Florida at 5:30 p.m. con- The administration of the estate of WAYNE CARSON, JR; AMANDA campground, sports complex, arch- A/K/A PHILLIP M. SMITH, FAL- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH sider the adoption of an ordinance Virginia Giebeig Kindberg, de- KAY GALLOWAY; UNKNOWN ery, indoor shooting range, and rifle LON RHOADS, AND UNKNOWN CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-7, entitled: ceased, whose date of death was De- SPOUSE OF JAMES CLINTON range within an AGRICULTURAL- TENANTS/OWNERS; Plaintiff, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING cember 2, 2012; File Number 13-16- CARSON N/K/A CYNDI CAR- 3 (A-3) zoning district and in accord- Defendants. vs. AND RESTATING COLUMBIA CP, is pending in the Circuit Court SON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ance with a site plan submitted as NOTICE OF SALE JOHN MARSHALL CAMPBELL; COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 2004- for Columbia County, Florida, Pro- LANCE RABACAL N/K/A JANE part of a petition dated April 22, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ICHETUCKNEE FOREST OWN- 26 REGULATING THE HOURS bate Division, the address of which DOE (NAME WITHHELD); UN- 2013, to be located on property de- suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- ERS ASSOCIATION, INC; UN- OF SALE OF LIQUOR AND OTH- is PO Box 2069, Lake City, Florida KNOWN SPOUSE OF PETER RA- scribed, as follows: sure for Plaintiff entered in this cause KNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN ER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN 32025. The names and addresses of BACAL N/K/A SHANDA LEE RA- A parcel of land lying within Section on April 25, 2013, in the Circuit MARSHALL CAMPBELL; UN- THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS the personal representative and the BACAL; LANCE RABACAL; PE- 32, Township 2 South, Range 17 Court of Columbia County, Florida, KNOWN TENANT; IN POSSES- OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLOR- personal representative’s attorney are TER RABACAL; UNKNOWN East, Columbia County, Florida. Be- I will sell the property situated in SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER- IDA, AND PROHIBITING PER- set forth below. TENANT (S); IN POSSESSION OF ing more particularly described, as Columbia County, Florida described TY. SONS UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE All creditors of the decedent and oth- THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are de- follows: Commence at the Northwest as: Defendants. FROM ENTERING OR REMAIN- er persons having claims or demands fendants. The Clerk of this Court corner of said Section 32; thence LOT 40, BLOCK C, HIDDEN RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ING ON THE PREMISES OF CER- against decedent’s estate, on whom a shall sell to the highest and best bid- North 88°08’52” East, along the ACRES PHASE II, A SUBDIVI- SALE TAIN BUSINESSES LICENSED copy of this notice is required to be der for cash at the, Columbia County North line of said Section 32, a dis- SION AS RECORDED IN PLAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- TO SELL AND CONSUME ALCO- served must file their claims with Courthouse, 173 N.E. HERNANDO tance of 1,063.60 feet to the Point of BOOK 7, PAGES 65-66, PUBLIC suant to an Order Resetting Foreclo- HOLIC BEVERAGES ON THE this court WITHIN THE LATER OF AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FL 32055, Beginning; thence continue North RECORDS OF COLUMBIA sure Sale dated the 18 day of April, PREMISES, INCLUDING CER- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 11:00 AM on the 29 day of May, 88°08’52” East, along said North COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2013, and entered in Case No. 2012 TAIN EMPLOYEES; PROVIDING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 2013, the following described prop- line of Section 32, a distance TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- CA 000165, of the Circuit Court of LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS; RE- THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- erty as set forth in said Final Judg- 2,867.62 feet to the West right-of- TAIN 2008 DESTINY MOBILE the 3RD Judicial Circuit in and for CITING AUTHORITY; PROVID- TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF ment, to wit: way line of U.S. Highway 441 (State HOME, VIN(S) DISH03198GAA & Columbia County, Florida, wherein ING DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON 1 ACRE IN THE NORTHWEST Road 47), said West right-of-way DISH03198GAB HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL HOURS OF SALE FOR WEEK- THEM. CORNER OF THE EAST 1/2 OF line of being in a curve concaved and commonly known as: 344 SE ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE DAYS; PROVIDING HOURS OF All other creditors of the decedent THE NORTHEAST 1/2 OF THE Northwesterly, having a radius of BENNIE LANE, LAKE CITY, FL FOR WELLS FARGO ASSET SE- SALE FOR SUNDAYS; PROVID- and other persons having claims or NORTHWEST 1/4, SECTION 18, 5,679.74 feet; thence along and 32025; including the building, appur- CURITIES CORPORATION, ING SPECIAL HOURS OF SALE demands against decedent’s estate TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH 4 RANGE around said curve a chord bearing of tenances, and fixtures located there- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH ON DECEMBER 31 WHEN THAT must file their claims with this court 17 EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, South 12°08’03” West and a chord in, at public sale, to the highest and CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-7 is DATE IS A SUNDAY; PROVID- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE FLORIDA. MORE PARTICULAR- distance of 1,736.37 feet to the point best bidder, for cash, AT THE the Plaintiff and JOHN MARSHALL ING PATRONAGE AND EM- DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: of tangency of said curve; thence FRONT DOOR OF THE COLUM- CAMPBELL, ICHETUCKNEE PLOYMENT AGE RESTRIC- TION OF THIS NOTICE. COMMENCE AT THENCE continue, along said West right-of- BIA COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FOREST OWNERS ASSOCIA- TIONS; REPEALING ORDI- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE way line of U.S. Highway 441 (State 173 NE HERNANDO AVENUE, TION, INC, UNKNOWN SPOUSE NANCE NO. 2004-26, AS AMEND- IN THE TIME PERIODS SET NORTHWEST 1/2 OF SAID SEC- Road 47), a distance of South LAKE CITY, FLORIDA ON OF JOHN MARSHALL CAMP- ED, AND CONFLICTING ORDI- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF TION 18 AND RUN THENCE 20°54’13” West, 1,983.65 feet to the 7/31/13 AT 11:00 A.M. BELL and UNKNOWN NANCE; PROVIDING FOR IN- THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE SOUTH 01 DEGREES 24 MI- North right-of-way line of Northwest Any person claiming an interest in TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF CLUSION IN THE COUNTY WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NUTES 51 SECONDS EAST, Josephine Street; thence North the surplus funds from the sale, if THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are de- CODE OF ORDINANCES; PRO- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ALONG THE EAST BOUNDARY 53°13’41” West, along said North any, other than the property owner as fendants. The Clerk of this Court VIDING PENALTIES; PROVID- PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, OF SAID NW 1/4 79.51 FEET TO right-of-way line of Northwest Jose- of the date of the lis pendens must shall sell to the highest and best bid- ING SEVERABILITY; AND PRO- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY phine Street, 278.69 feet; thence file a claim within 60 days after the der for cash at the, Columbia County VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. S-778 North 49°55’35” West, still along sale. Courthouse, 173 N.E. HERNANDO The substance of the above-named DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH (80 FEET R/W), SAID POINT LY- said North right-of-way line of Dated this 29th day of April, 2013. AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FL 32055, ordinance is as provided in its name. IS BARRED. ING ON THE ARC OF A CURVE Northwest Josephine Street, 158.93 Dewitt Cason 11:00 AM on the 29 day of May, Copies of the proposed ordinance are The date of first publication of this CONCAVE NORTHERLY AND feet; thence North 53°30’09” West, Clerk of said Circuit Court 2013, the following described prop- available for inspection at the office notice is: HAVING A RADIUS OF 34,410.59 along said North right-of-way line of By: /s/ B. Scippio erty as set forth in said Final Judg- of the County Manager located in the Carol Giebeig Bailey FEET THENCE WESTERLY Northwest Josephine Street, 113.60 As Deputy Clerk ment, to wit: County Administration Complex, Personal Representative ALONG THE ARC OF SAID feet; thence North 54°18’32” East SEAL LOT 3, ICHETUCKNEE FOREST, 135 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake PO Box 869 CURVE AND ALONG SAID 105.73 feet; thence North 68°12’21” BLOCK "A", PHASE 2, A SUBDI- City, Florida, between the hours of Glen St. Marie, FL 32040 RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE West 235.02 feet; thence North 05538759 VISION ACCORDING TO PLAT 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday Adam Morrison THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE 67°07’14” West 379.47 feet; thence May 10, 17, 2013 THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT through Friday. Any interested party Attorney for Personal Representative OF 00 DEGREES 33 MINUTES 30 North 71°54’04” West 130.39 feet; BOOK 5, PAGES 125-125B, PUB- may appear and be heard at this pub- Florida Bar No. 0028163 SECONDS AN ARC DISTANCE thence North 45°20’45” West 220.18 NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF LIC RECORDS, COLUMBIA lic hearing. Sellers, Taylor & Morrison, P.A. OF 33.532 FEET TO THE END OF feet; thence North 05°44’01” West ORDINANCE BY THE CITY COUNTY, FLORIDA In the event any person decides to 108 Howard Street West SAID CURVE SAID ARC BEING 139.10 feet; thence North 04°49’50” COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TOGETHER WITH: RIGHTS OF appeal any decision by the Board of Live Oak, Florida, 32064 SUBTENDED BY A CHORD West 117.68 feet; thence North LAKE CITY, FLORIDA INGRESS AND EGRESS OVER County Commissioners with respect Telephone: 386-208-1080 HAVING A BEARING AND DIS- 02°27’24” East 23.25 feet; thence NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that AND ACROSS THE PRIVATE to any matter relating to the consid- Facsimile: 386-208-1090 TANCE OF SOUTH 89 DEGREES North 68°22’34” West 67.12 feet; the ordinance, which title hereinafter ROADS LOCATED IN THE eration of the ordinance at the above- E-mail: adam.morrison@suwannee- 58 MINUTES 25 SECONDS WEST, thence South 87°39’37” West 189.99 appears, will be considered for enact- ABOVE DESCRIBED SUBDIVI- referenced public hearing, a record lawyers.com 335.32 FEET THENCE NORTH 89 feet; thence North 75°45’17” West ment by the City Council of the City SION AND RIGHT OF MEMBER- of the proceeding may be needed and DEGREES 44 MINUTES 50 SEC- 369.90 feet; thence North 43°43’53” of Lake City, Florida, at a public SHIP ICHETUCKNEE FOREST in such event, such person may need 05538778 ONDS WEST, ALONG SAID West 154.22 feet; thence North hearing on May 20, 2013 at 7:00 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, to ensure that a verbatim record of MAY10, 17, 2013 RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 142.00 05°09’35” East 281.35 feet; thence p.m., or as soon thereafter as the INC A NON PROFIT FLORIDA the public hearing is made, which re- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- North 73°31’47” East 167.93 feet; matter can be heard, in the City CORPORATION OF RESTRIC- cord includes the testimony and evi- REGISTRATION OF NING; THENCE CONTINUE thence North 89°35’05” East 136.18 Council Meeting Room, City Hall lo- TIONS AND PROTECTIVE COV- dence on which the appeal is to be FICTITIOUS NAMES NORTH 89 DEGREES 44 MI- feet; thence South 48°46’22” East cated at 205 North Marion Avenue, ENANTS DATED AND RECORD- based. NUTES 50 SECONDS WEST, 75.06 feet; thence South 56°30’34” Lake City, Florida. A copy of said ED JULY 14, 1988, IN OFFICIAL In accordance with the Americans We the undersigned, being duly ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY East 182.88 feet; thence North ordinance may be inspected by any RECORDS BOOK 657, PAGE 41, With Disabilities Act, a person need- sworn, do hereby declare under oath LINE 122.00 FEET THENCE 64°18’07” East 330.83 feet; thence member of the public at the Office of PUBLIC RECORDS, COLUMBIA ing special accommodations or an in- that the names of all persons interest- SOUTH 00 DEGREES 15 MI- North 38°53’07” East 177.42 feet; the City Clerk, City Hall located at COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND THIS terpreter to participate in this pro- ed in the business or profession NUTES 10 SECONDS WEST, A thence North 11°49’51” West, 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake INSTRUMENT IS SUBJECT TO ceeding should contact Lisa Roberts carried on under the name of LONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY 231.90 feet; thence North 15°35’17” City, Florida, during regular business SAID DECLARATION OF RE- 386/752-1006 or T.D. Services J.W. BRYANT INC. DBA LINE 122.00 FEET THENCE East 62.66 feet; thence North hours. On the date, time and place STRICTIONS AND PROTECTIVE 386/758-2139, at least seven (7) days BRYANT’S TIRE AND TOWING SOUTH 00 DEGREES 15 MI- 74°18’25” West 131.68 feet; thence first above mentioned, all interested COVENANTS, AND DISTRIBU- prior to the date of the hearing. 1165 E DUVAL STREET NUTES 10 SECONDS WEST, South 70°02’45” West 236.52 feet; persons may appear and be heard TION RIGHT-OF-WAY EASE- DATED this 6th day of May, 2013. LAKE CITY, FL 32055 357.05 FEET THENCE SOUTH 89 thence South 54°05’11” West 146.74 with respect to the ordinance. MENT TO CLAY ELECTRIC CO- /s/ S. Markham, D.C. Contact Phone Number: DEGREES 44 MINUTES 50 SEC- feet; thence South 30°35’33” West ORDINANCE NO. 2013-2033 OPERATIVE DATE JULY 13, P. DEWITT CASON (386)752-0491 and the extent of the ONDS EAST, 122.00 FEET 171.25 feet; thence South 68°13’09” AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1988, AND RECORDED IN OFFI- Clerk of Court interest of each, is as follows: THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES West 85.32 feet; thence South OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, CIAL RECORDS BOOK 657, 15 MINUTES 10 SECONDS EAST, 85°25’02” West 173.33 feet; thence AMENDING THE OFFICIAL PAGE 30 ALL IN THE PUBLIC 05538772 Name: J.W. BRYANT 357.50 FEET TO THE POINT OF North 81°44’24” West 96.84 feet; ZONING ATLAS OF THE CITY RECORDS OF COLUMBIA MAY 10, 2013 Extent of Interest: 80% BEGINNING. thence North 03°04’52” West 22.73 OF LAKE CITY LAND DEVELOP- COUNTY, FLORIDA by:/s/ J.W. BRYANT ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- feet; thence North 37°58’16” West MENT REGULATIONS, AS ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM 74.05 feet; thence North 53°52’29” AMENDED; RELATING TO THE TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Name:EVA MARTINO THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER West 128.27 feet; thence North REZONING OF LESS THAN TEN THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER FLORIDA IN AND FOR COLUM- Name:JOSEPH L. MARTINO THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER 26°41’40” West 195.77 feet; thence CONTIGUOUS ACRES OF LAND, THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER BIA COUNTY Extent of Interest: 20% AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS North 31°45’17” West 202.64 feet; PURSUANT TO AN APPLICA- AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- by:/s/ EVA MARTINO PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM thence North 05°27’57” West 135.17 TION, LDR 13-01, BY THE PROP- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM SION by:/s/ JOSEPH L. MARTINO WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE feet; thence North 86°53’33” East ERTY OWNER OF SAID ACRE- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE CASE NO. 09000382CA SALE. 182.50 feet; thence North 51°58’33” AGE; PROVIDING FOR REZON- SALE. OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, STATE OF FLORIDA AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- East 73.21 feet; thence North ING FROM RESIDENTIAL, SIN- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- Plaintiff, COUNTY OF COLUMBIA TIES ACT; If you are a persona with 12°26’19” East 273.66 feet; thence GLE FAMILY-2 (RSF-2) TO RESI- TIES ACT; If you are a persona with vs. Sworn to and subscribed before me a disability who requires accommo- North 12°54’47” West 113.91 feet; DENTIAL, OFFICE (RO) OF CER- a disability who requires accommo- JAMES A. PILKINGTON III, et al., this 8TH day of MAY, A.D. 2013. dations in order to participate in a thence North 57°59’22” West 214.79 TAIN LANDS WITHIN THE COR- dations in order to participate in a Defendants. By:/s/ LINDA DIANNE DAVIS court proceeding, you are entitled, at feet; thence North 69°20’37” West PORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY court proceeding, you are entitled, at NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE no cost to you, the provision of cer- 115.58 feet; thence South 79°28’33” OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA; PRO- no cost to you, the provision of cer- SALE 05538795 tain assistance. Individuals with a West 143.54 feet; thence South VIDING SEVERABILITY; RE- tain assistance. Individuals with a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- MAY 10, 2013 disability who require special accom- 34°49’09” West 86.14 feet; thence PEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN disability who require special accom- suant to a Summary Final Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE modations in order to participate in a South 42°43’25” West 103.36 feet; CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING modations in order to participate in a of Foreclosure filed April 18, 2013 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND court proceeding should contact the thence North 69°18’45” West 123.02 AN EFFECTIVE DATE court proceeding should contact the entered in Civil Case No. FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, ADA Coordinator, 173 NE Hernan- feet; thence North 17°42’52” West The public hearing may be continued ADA Coordinator, 173 NE Hernan- 09000832CA of the Circuit Court of FLORIDA do Avenue, room 408, Lake City, FL 127.43 feet; thence North 36°53’29” to one or more future dates. Any in- do Avenue, room 408, Lake City, FL the THIRD Judicial Circuit in and CIVIL DIVISION 32055, (386) 719-7428, within two West 139.84 feet; thence North terested party shall be advised that 32055, (386) 719-7428, within two for Columbia County, Lake City, CASE NO.: 2011ca00169 (2) business days of receipt of notice 15°13’26” East 195.01 feet; thence the date, time and place of any con- (2) business days of receipt of notice Florida, the Clerk of Court will sell GMAC MORTGAGE. LLC, to appear. Individuals who are hear- North 81°06’47” East 173.30 feet; tinuation of the public hearing shall to appear. Individuals who are hear- to the highest and best bidder for Plaintiff, ing impaired should call (800) 955- thence South 70°53’52” East 43.25 be announced during the public hear- ing impaired should call (800) 955- cash at Columbia County Court- vs. 8771. Individuals who are voice im- feet; thence South 20°50’25” East ing and that no further notice con- 8771. Individuals who are voice im- house, 173 Northeast Hernando Ave. EARL HAMPTON CARSON, JR; paired should call (800) 955-8770. 101.33 feet; thence South 56°50’56” cerning the matter will be published. paired should call (800) 955-8770. 3rd Floor, lake City, FL 32055 in ac- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF AMAN- Dated this 29TH day of April, 2013. East, 119.43 feet; thence South All persons are advised that, if they Dated this 24 day of April, 2013. cordance with Chapter 45, Florida DA KAY GALLOWAY N/K/A P. DEWITT CASON 80°16’57” East 91.04 feet; thence decide to appeal any decision made P. DEWITT CASON Statutes on the 22 day of May, 2013 TRAVIS GALLOWAY; RAQUEL Clerk of The Circuit Court North 63°30’05” East 149.58 feet; at the public hearing, they will need Clerk of The Circuit Court at 11:00 AM on the following descri- BABACAL; JAMES CLINTON By: /s/ B. Scippio thence North 64°16’47” East 150.81 a record of the proceedings and, for By: /s/ B. Scippio bed property as set forth in said CARSON; LARISSA SHANTELL Deputy Clerk feet; thence North 35°44’54” East such purpose, they may need to en- Deputy Clerk Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: CARSON; MELANIE CARSON; SEAL 140.43 feet; thence North 61°31’46” sure that a verbatim record of the SEAL Lot 15 of Turnkey Run, according to ERWIN WAYNE CARSON, JR; East 193.74 feet to the Point of Be- proceedings is made, which record the plat thereof as recorded in Plat AMANDA KAY GALLOWAY; 05538764 ginning. includes the testimony and evidence 05538596 Book 7, Pages 116-117 of the Public UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES MAY 10, 14, 2013 Containing 177.50 acres, more or upon which the appeal is to be based. May 3, 10, 2013 Records of Columbia County, Flori- CLINTON CARSON N/K/A CYN- less. Persons with disabilities requesting da. DI CARSON; UNKNOWN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS (2) SE 0527, a petition by Christo- reasonable accommodations to par- Public Auction Any person claiming an interest in SPOUSE OF LANCE BABACAL CONCERNING SPECIAL EXCEP- pher James Newsome, to request a ticipate in this proceeding should the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- N/K/A JANE DOE (NAME WITH- TIONS AS PROVIDED FOR IN special exception be granted as pro- contact 352.463.3169 (Voice & 2002 MAZDA er than the property owner as of the HELD); UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF THE vided for in Section 4.5.7 of the TDD) or via Florida Relay Service VIN# 4F2YU091X2KM32881 date of the Lis Pendens, must file a PETER RABACAL N/K/A SHAN- COLUMBIA COUNTY LAND Land Development Regulations to 800.955.8771. 1997 NISSAN claim within 60 days after the sale. DA LEE RABACAL; LANCE RA- DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS allow for building and yard for un- VIN # JN1CA21D5VT840260 Dated this 25 day of April, 2013. BACAL; PETER RABACAL; UN- BY THE BOARD OF ADJUST- derground utilities contractor within 05538638 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT KNOWN TENANT (S); IN POS- MENT OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, an AGRICULTURAL-3 (A-3) zon- May 10, 2013 To be held 05/30/13, 8:00 am at As Clerk of the Court SESSION OF THE SUBJECT FLORIDA, NOTICE IS HEREBY ing district and in accordance with a Bryant’s Tire and Towing BY: /s/ B. Scippio PROPERTY, GIVEN that, pursuant to the Colum- site plan submitted as part of a peti- 1165 East Duval St., Lake City, Deputy Clerk Defendants. bia County Land Development Reg- tion dated April 18, 2013, to be lo- FL 32055 SEAL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ulations as amended, hereinafter re- cated on property described, as fol- SALE ferred to as the Land Development lows: 05538780 05538597 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Regulations, comments, objections A parcel of land lying in Section 15, MAY 10, 2013 May 3, 10, 2013 suant to an Order Resetting Foreclo- and recommendations concerning the Township 7 South, Range 17 East, sure Sale dated the 26TH day of special exceptions, as described be- Columbia County, Florida. Being April, 2013, and entered in Case No. low, will be heard by the Board of more particularly described, as fol- Published Monthly by the REPORTER Classifieds In Print and On Line 2011CA00169, of the Circuit Court Adjustment of Columbia County, lows: Commence at the Southwest of the 3RD Judicial Circuit in and for Florida, at public hearings on May corner of the Northwest 1/4 of the Lake City Reporter www.lakecityreporter.com Columbia County, Florida, wherein 23, 2013 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon Southwest 1/4 of said Section 15; FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10 & 11, 2013 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 9B Job Mobile Homes Unfurnished Apt. Legal 100 Opportunities 310 Pets & Supplies 630 for Rent 710 For Rent 805 Lots for Sale thence North 88°34'08" East, along Maintenance Tech needed with Lynn’s Pet Grooming now open. Mobile Homes for rent in Greentree Townhouse Eastside Village Realty, Inc. the South line of said Northwest 1/4 knowledge of maintenance for $25-$35 by appt. Owner may stay White Springs & Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free MLS #76668 - $32,000, of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 15 a mobile homes. In exchange for w/ pet during groom. Most small Ft. White. water & sewer. Balcony & patio. Buildable lot for site built distance of 100.03 feet to the East work receive free rent. breeds. Takes 1-1.5hrs. 288-5966 Contact 386-623-3404 Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. homes only. In Forest Country. right-of-way line of U.S. Highway 386.755-2741 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Call Denise Bose 752-5290 41/441 (State Road 25) and the Point PUBLISHER'S NOTE of Beginning; thence North MECHANIC NEEDED with Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Mobile Homes Move in Special from $199-$399. Eastside Village Realty, Inc. 01°52'52" West, along said East tools and experience. Southern and cats being sold to be at least 8 640 for Sale 1, 2 & 3 br apts/MH. Also, larger MLS #76668 - $32,000, right-of-way line of U.S. Highway Specialized Truck & Trailer. weeks old and have a health 2/br. for $515. mo. Incl water. Buildable lot for site built 41/441 (State Road 25) a distance of 386-752-9754 certificate from a licensed (3) New 28x48 Horse Farm 386-755-2423 rigsbyrentals.com homes only. In Forest Country. 371.35 feet; thence North 88°34'08" Cancelations being sold Under Call Denise Bose 752-5290 veterinarian documenting they Newly remodeled East 180.00 feet; thence South Now Hiring Qualified Teachers in have mandatory shots and are Wholesale Cost. $31,995 NO 01°52'52" East 20.00 feet; thence 1bd/1ba & 2bd/1ba PUBLISHER'S NOTE a positive Christian Environment. free from intestinal and external Dealers Please - Home Only Price. All real estate advertising in this North 88°34'08" East 302.82 feet; Please fax resume 386-755-3609 Can Be seen at North Point Homes Call for details thence South 01°52'52" East 351.35 parasites. Many species of wild- 386-867-9231 newspaper is subject to the fair or Email [email protected] life must be licensed by Florida 4545 NW 13th St., housing act which makes it illegal feet to said South line of the North- Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 west 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of Sec- P/T Housekeeper needed for Fish and Wildlife. If you are NICE Apt Downtown. Remodeled to advertise "any preference, tion 15; thence South 88°34'08" medical office. M-F 2pm – 7pm. unsure, contact the local 2013 DOUBLEWIDE 1 bedroom. Kitchen, dining, living limitation, or discrimination based West, along said South line of the Email resume to office for information. $33,995 inc. set-up, room. $450. mo plus sec. on race, color, religion, sex, Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 [email protected]. trim-out & A/C 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 disability, familial status or nation- of Section 15 a distance of 482.82 Call 386-288-8379. Redwine Apartments al origin; or any intention to make feet to the Point of Beginning. 407 Computers Dispaly Model Sale! Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, such preference, limitation or Containing 4.00 acres, more or less. Medical discrimination." Familial status The public hearings may be contin- 120 Employment Several 2012 and 2013 Models are we have a home for you. Complete Dell Desktop ready to be sold to make room for 386-754-1800. includes children under the age of ued to one or more future dates. Any $80.00 18 living with parents or legal interested party shall be advised that Billing Clerk the 2014 Models! Great Discounts www.myflapts.com Suwannee Valley Nursing Center 386-755-9984 or on Select Jacobsen Models. Free custodians, pregnant women and the date, time and place of any con- 386-292-2170 UPDATED APT, people securing custody of chil- tinuation of the public hearings shall is seeking a full time Billing Clerk approval by phone until 9 PM. Qualifications: North Pointe Homes, w/tile floors/fresh paint. dren under the age of 18. This be announced during the public hear- Great area. ings and that no further notice con- 1+ years experience with accounts 441 N Gainesville. 352-872-5566 newspaper will not knowingly cerning the matters will be publish- receivable / billing required. Garage Sales 386-752-9626 accept any advertising for real es- 430 Land home Packages! Special tate which is in violation of the ed. Proficient computer skills, Government Loans. Use Your Wayne Manor Apts. At the aforementioned public hear- Experience in Health Care setting HUGE MOVING SALE Spacious 2bedroom law. Our readers are hereby in- 5/10 & 5/11 8am-3pm, 121 SW Land As A Down Payment. formed that all dwellings adver- ings, all interested parties may ap- will get preference. Competitive Clayton Homes 904-772-8031 washer/dryer. Behind Kens off pear to be heard with respect to the salary and excellent benefits. For Stafford Ct. Callaway Subd. Oak Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 tised in this newspaper are availa- special exceptions. inquiries call Danny Williamson, Dining Set, Entertainment Centers, Late Model Repo's www.myflapts.com ble on an equal opportunity basis. Copies of the special exceptions are Administrator at 386-792-7161 or Sofas, End Tables, Lighted China We have several late model Used To complain of discrimination call available for public inspection at the Shrea McCoy, Human Resources Hutch, Thomasville Triple Dresser and Repo Homes to pick from. Windsor Arms Apartments. HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Office of the County Planner, Coun- at 386-792-7158 Mirror & Chest, Glass Top North Pointe Homes, Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet the toll free ty Administrative Offices, 135 Ranges, New D/W, Tools, TV, Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- telephone number to the hearing Northeast Hernando Avenue, Lake F/T position available in busy Desks, Chairs, Lift Chair. HH Palm Harbor Homes er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. City, Florida, during regular business medical office M-F. 2 year degree. Items, Lamps, Clothes. Etc. www.myflapts.com hours. Check us out at http://www. All persons are advised that if they Req’d, Medical Terminology a No Early Birds palmharbor.com/modelcenter/ plus.Send resume to Home for Sale decide to appeal any decision made PUBLISHER'S NOTE plantcity/ $8500 off any Palm Har- Furnished Apts. 810 at the above referenced public hear- [email protected] bor home purchased John Lyons All Yard Sale Ads 720 For Rent 3BD/2BA Brick home 2800 sqft. ings, they will need a record of the Must be Pre-Paid. 800-622-2832 ext 210 Finance Officer / Accountant ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, 2 car garage wheel chair friendly. proceedings, and that, for such pur- 2013 2x6 walls, R30 pose, they may need to ensure that a Suwannee Valley Nursing Center MUST SEE Sands, Columbia. All furnished. Set on 3 fenced acres. High & dry verbatim record of the proceedings is is seeking a full time Finance insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. Horizon & Lona. Has a in law made, which record includes the tes- Officer. Qualifications: real wood cabinets, and thermal Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person quarter. $260,000 386-755-0927 Bachelor Degree in Accounting Miscellaneous pain windows. Payment $399 per timony and evidence upon which the 440 $135, 2 persons $150. weekly Eastside Village Realty, Inc. appeal is to be based. (Required), 3+ years experience in month call John T 386-752-1452. 386-752-5808 Accounting, Experience in Health ARTISANS & CRAFTERS: MLS #81958-, $115,000. Must be In accordance with the Americans WANTED…CASH PAID for 55+, 3br/2ba, Site Built w/ lots of with Disabilities Act, persons need- Care setting and with Medicare/ We have some openings for ven- your Mobile Home, Singlewide or ing a special accommodation or an Medicaid will get preference. dors at our Arts & Crafts Show + Unfurnished room, split plan mstr suite, FL. Doublewide flood homes wel- 730 Home For Rent Rm. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 interpreter to participate in the pro- Competitive salary and excellent Bake Sale. Hosted by American come. Call 386-288-8379 ceeding should contact Lisa K. B. benefits. For inquiries call Danny Hometown Veteran Assist, Inc., at Roberts, at least seven (7) days prior Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1bd/1ba on 441 S, CH/A Williamson, Administrator at Close to town $500 + $250 depos- Spacious & Elegant! Gorgeous to the date of the hearing. Ms. Rob- 386-792-7161 or Shrea McCoy, 5056 SW S/R 47, Lake City, FL, Mobile Home 4br/2ba brick home, Forest Coun- erts may be contacted by telephone on Saturday, May 25th, 9am-5pm. 650 & Land it..Contact Blaine 386-623-3166 or Human Resources at 386-758-0057 try, newer roof, beautifully land- at (386)758-1005 or by Telecommu- 386-792-7158 Flyer on our facebook page: scaped,$175,000 386- Great Buy! 3br/2ba immaculate Ron Feagle nication Device for Deaf at www.facebook.com/ 288-2901 Hallmark Real Estate (386)758-2139. MH on 5 beautiful acres. Pole 2BD /1.5BA, Country, South of Medical Records hometownvetassist or call Chuck Lake City, private river access. Coding Manager at 386-965-1947 barn, workshop, fire place 05538753 Reports to Health $105,000 Ginger Parker 386- w/boat ramp, 2 garages, clean, Farms & May 10, 2013 Information Director CIRCA 1900 - White Wrought 365-2135 Hallmark Real Estate $625 mo. + sec. 386-590-0642 820 Acreage Iron head board, foot board and Schedule M-F, 8AM – 4:30 PM Owner Finance large 3/2 S. of 2BR/1BA, Fenced in yard 10 ACRES priced $10,000 below Job Critical Access Hospital seeking frame for a full sized bed. $500 or Lake City. Small down $750mth Recently remodeled Opportunities reasonable offer 386-623-1802 property appraiser value! In SE 100 Coding Manager. 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 $725 mo. $725. dep. Very clean. Columbia County only $25,000 Will be responsible for overseeing Certified Medical Assistant to GE side by side Refrigerator, www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Contact 386-752-7578 Paula Lawrence 386-623-1973 Inpatient and Outpatient white. Ice & Water. Hallmark Real Estate work in a medical office. coding for the purpose of Owner Financed lrg 3/2 on 5 ac, S. 3/1 - Convenient to downtown. Applicants must be fluent in $275 OBO of Lake City, small dwn $900 mth available May 5th. $ 600 per reimbursement and compliance Contact 386-292-3927 2 homes 20 acres! Main home English & Spanish. Please fax with federal regulations using 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 month. Taking applications. w/large open rooms, high ceilings. resume and references to ICD9(ICD10) and CPT Husqvarna 15 hp riding mower, www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 386-623-2848 Guest DW w/deck. Large work- 866-861-1727 classification systems. 42” treading deck, runs good and 3bd/2ba brick home. Nice area. shop, $329,000 Janet Creel 386- CCS or equivalent certification in great shape. $375 Near WillowBrook. Hardwood 719-0382 Hallmark Real Estate Delivery Drivers/ Independent (386)292-3927 Rooms for Rent Contractors need reliable minivans required with five years’ 705 floors, CH/A. $950 mth. No pets. Owner financed land experience. 1st&last. Call 965-0763 or covered pickups for same day Looking for individual to swim up 1 or 2 bdrm, furnished or 1/2 to 10 acre lots. deliveries. Call 1-800-818-7958. Charge master knowledge a plus. stream in the Ichetucknee or Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Fax resume to (850)973-8158 or unfurnished, electric, tv & HBO, Brick 3br/1ba on 5 acres, Santa Fe River or rivers in w/d included. Private entry and 989 SW Suwannee Valley Road, 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Food Service Director Contact Human Resources Fort White area. 386-497-1492 (850)973-2271 ext. 1906 bath. No pets. 386-365-8633 Lake City, $750 mo. + $800 dep. Owner Financing on 5 beautiful Experience with menu planning, Call 386-365-8543 acres for custom built or place budgeting, ordering, scheduling EOE/DFW Very nice matching whirlpool Washer and Dryer, Unfurnished Apt. your MH. Affordable priced at and strong leadership skills. Modern New Home 3BR/2BA, 2 $32,000 Teresa Spradley 386- Please send resume to: MESSAGE THERAPIST white, $375 car garage, on 2 ac, 2,500sqft Fort (386)292-3927 710 For Rent 365-8343 Hallmark Real Estate WillowBrook P/T Position, White “3 Rivers Estates” $975 mo 1580 South Marion Avenue Fax Resume 05538497 1st+last +sec. Call 305-345-9907. Wester Drive 26.93 acres beautiful Lake City, FL 32056 386-755-4556 Mobile Home $89 Deposit pasture land, I-75 frontage, 610 Lots for Rent Pools, B-ball, gym & more! Business & income producing billboards Hall’s Pump & Well & *FREE after school program $106,374 Nate Sweat 386-628- Carolyn Height Water Company Work Wanted 3/2 DWMH on 3 acres. New Windsong Apts 750 Office Rentals 1552 Hallmark Real Estate Is seeking an experienced Pump 140 CH/A, close to town. $750mth Repair Technician for our Water If you are looking for work to be +$250 Deposit. Contact Ryan 386-758-8455 05538609 Treatment and Pump Repair De- 386-623-3182 or 386-758-0057 Recreational done - Pressure washing, tractor 2BR/1BA $600/mo & $575 Sec. New Beautiful Office Suite 951 Vehicles partment. Those who meet the work, trimming limbs, .. a little bit Dep. Lovely, Private, re-done following requirements Need 2700 sqft Security of everything. Call 352-262-9157 Mobile Homes CR 242, 2 miles West of RT 247 Camera’s and phone 2004 25' Fleetwood Caravan Apply: High school diploma, 386-867-6319 or 365-7193 Travel Trailer for sale. Good Class A or B drivers license, Drug 630 for Rent system provided. Schools & A Landlord You Can Love! Computer network ready. condition. AC Microwave Show- & Alcohol free, & be mechanically 14 wide 3br/2ba er.$5,500.00 OBO (386)623-4372 inclined, Electrical helpful. Pre- 240 Education 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great In the heart of Lake City Quiet Park No Pets Call Joe 386-935-2832 hire Background check mandatory. Clean Country Living $550 area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. 05537693 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Apply in person at 904 NW Main Interested in a Medical Career? Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 Blvd. L.C. 386-752-1854 Amberwood Hills Apts. Express Training offers 2bd/1ba Country setting, Branford Medical, Retail and Professional RECYCLE courses for beginners & exp Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. Local Trucking Job: area. $500 mth plus Security Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & Office space on East Baya near 30 yr Family owned company 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. Old Country Club Rd. 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