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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Local housing Ex-councilwoman SUNDAY EDITION market gaining talks about progress momentum. 1C in racial equality. 1D Couey, Water Hatcher ROAD WORK to trade bill is places on tap Couey taking over as principal at FWHS; Hatcher to dist. office. again By TONY BRITT [email protected] Rep. Porter refiles measure that fell victim to political Keith Couey will become principal at Fort White High infighting in 2012 session. School and Keith Hatcher, who has been the principal By DEREK GILLIAM at FWHS for [email protected] more than a decade, State Rep. Elizabeth Porter, R-Lake is taking City, has resurrected a water manage- C o u e y ’ s ment bill that passed 119-0 in the House position at last year but the school died in the d i s t r i c t ’ s Senate due Hatcher c e n t r a l to political office. infighting. The switch is contingent on T h e school board approval during bill would Tuesday night’s meeting. r e q u i r e “Keith Couey will be prin- cooperation cipal down here,” Hatcher b e t w e e n said. “He and I are essentially neighboring COURTESY switching roles.” water man- State Rep. Elizabeth Porter Hatcher said he’s moving agement dis- at the Suwannee River. to the district office March tricts when a Porter’s HB 7 is designed 5 as director of community consumptive to protect against water dis- and family involvement and use permit tricts’ encroaching on one employee affairs. could pull another’s groundwater. Hatcher did not elaborate groundwater on the reason for the change. from one district to another. “Ever since (Terry) Despite passing unanimously in the Huddleston became superin- House, Porter’s bill was never allowed to tendent, he has had a vision come to a vote in the Senate. for the district and I’m happy “It was a victim of politics in the Senate,” to be part of that transition Porter said. and vision,” he said. Political insiders said the measure was Terry Huddleston, the dis- killed because the sponsor of a companion trict superintendent, said he bill in the Senate, Sen. Charlie Dean, R- had been looking at making a JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Inverness, opposed his own party’s push change at FWHS at the end of Work crews install a 60-inch storm drain along Pinemount Road at U.S. 90 West on Thursday in for prison privatization. the school year and discussed preparation for the expansion of U.S. 90 to four lanes in that area. The bill will again be co-sponsored by the matter with Hatcher. Dean in the Senate, but with new leader- “When you stay in a place ship in both the House and Senate, Porter for more than 12 years it gets said she expects the measure to pass this hard to stay in that same loca- ‘Stand your ground’ law gets year. It has already cleared its first com- tion,” he said. “I was want- mittee hurdle 12-0. ing to change and was prob- The legislative session begins March 4. ably going to change. Keith good marks from task force Porter has also introduced a measure (Hatcher) has done a really to help victims of Tropical Storm Debbie good job in taking a school By BRENT KALLESTAD a right to feel safe and secure in Florida and Hurricane Isaac. House Bill 43 would from nothing to making Fort Associated Press and have a fundamental right to stand their provide partial reimbursement of proper- White High School into what ground and defend themselves from attack. ty and sales tax payments for those whose it is today.” TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s “stand your Most of the recommendations had already homes were made uninhabitable during Huddleston said pending ground” law works and should not be over- been made public. the storms. educational programs also turned, but the standards for neighborhood The report, however, recommended that While the damaged homes’ value helped spark the change. watch groups should be looked at by the legislators look at neighborhood watch dropped, the drop was not reflected in the The Columbia School Legislature, a state task force concluded groups. The parents of Trayvon Martin, a amount of property tax due to tax collec- District is part of the North Friday. teenager killed a year ago by neighborhood tors across Porter’s district. The 44-page report released by Republican FWHS continued on 3A Gov. Rick Scott’s office said people have LAW continued on 3A PORTER continued on 3A

Home and patio show HONORING THOSE WHO SERVED Looming cuts coming next weekend threaten gains, By TONY BRITT [email protected] say governors

Spring is the time of the year when most people con- By KEN THOMAS and sider making upgrades to their home and property. STEVE PEOPLES Residents who want to get a jump on making those Associated Press improvements or new additions can do so by attending next weekend’s home and patio show. WASHINGTON — Washington’s pro- The 10th Annual North Florida Home and Patio tracted budget stalemate could seriously Show will take place March 2-3 at the Columbia County undermine the economy and stall gains Fairgrounds. Saturday, March 2, the gates will be open made since the recession, exasperated from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., while on Sunday, March 3, the event governors said Saturday as they try to will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. gauge the fallout from impending federal With less than a week before the event, Austin Seay, spending cuts. North Florida Home and Patio Show Chairman, said At the annual National Governors there are 70-80 total vendors registered to participate JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Association meeting, both Democrat and in this year’s event. He also said there are several busi- Columbia County Supervisor of Elections Liz Horne stands in front of a Republican chief executives expressed nesses that will on the outside showing-off goods and display featuring photographs of local black veterans in honor of Black pessimism that both sides could find products. History Month. ‘We wanted to do this because we wanted to honor a way to avoid the massive, automatic those that fought for us and our country,’ Horne said. ‘I’m so grateful to SHOW continued on 3A these people that fought for our right to vote.’ CUTS continued on 3A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 2-32-43-44 22 9-22-27-29-31 Afternoon: 3-1-6 Afternoon: 8-1-8-2 18-23-28-36-43-45 3-17-19-25-32 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x4 PB 17 AROUND FLORIDA State warns about fake public aid websites

TALLAHASSEE — home care. Tampa Electric spokes- County just east of Florida’s 26th congressio- Saintfleur obtained docu- Florida’s Department of Patients are allowed to man Rick Morera said in a Tallahassee. The trooper, nal district that stretches ments that listed tens Children and Families is hire a relative or friend statement Friday afternoon who had stopped a car for from the Miami suburbs to of thousands of names warning about fake web- to oversee small aspects that a small animal likely speeding on Interstate 10, Key West. and birthdates. He then sites that offer to help of their care, such as hair caused an outage on one died instantly when the Federal prosecutors searched an online propri- people apply for public styling or room decorat- of two underground power bomb went off as he tried charged Sternad with etary database in 2010 and assistance. ing. But instead of being lines to a city of Tampa to open a gift-wrapped conspiracy to violate fed- 2011 to find the victims’ The state agency said paid monthly or yearly, water treatment plant. microwave oven he found eral campaign laws, mak- Social Security numbers. Friday that it had gotten some caregivers are paid He added that a problem in the vehicle. ing false statements and Co-conspirators used that several reports this week up front for years of ser- with the city’s equipment Authorities said Howell accepting illegal contribu- information to file fraudu- regarding websites that vice at a time, which can exacerbated the issue by had hired a driver to deliv- tions. If convicted, Sternad lent tax returns seeking ask for financial and per- decrease some patients’ causing the second line er the package that was faces up to five years in refunds. sonal information. assets so they in turn qual- to fail, leaving the plant intended to kill two women prison on each of the three DCF officials said there ify for Medicaid. Spouses without power. Electricity in Marianna because they counts. was only one website also can sign over their was restored but city offi- knew too much about a “We are committed to Court upholds authorized to accept appli- patient’s financial support cials say all Tampa Water drug-related murder in promoting transparency license revocation cations for Medicaid, food to the state, which allows Department customers Broward County. and accountability from stamps or welfare, and it is couples with millions of should boil their drinking Dempsey also rejected our elected officials and TALLAHASSEE run by the state. The web dollars in assets to get and cooking water as a a demand by Howell’s law- from those running for — A three-judge panel has address is http://www. Medicaid to foot the bill, precaution for at least the yers that she and all other office,” said U.S. Attorney upheld the state’s revo- myflorida.com/access- Department of Children next 48 hours. judges in Florida’s 2nd Wifredo Ferrer. “Our citi- cation of an out-of-state florida. and Families spokesman Judicial Circuit remove zens deserve no less.” resident’s Florida driving DCF Secretary David Joe Follick said Friday. themselves from the case At the brief court privileges in a drunken Wilkins cautioned public “These are services Judge rejects because his trial lawyer, appearance, Sternad’s driving case. assistance applicants to that most people’s loved execution delay Frank Sheffield, is now a attorney Rick Yabor The ruling Friday by safeguard their personal ones would be providing judge in the circuit. entered a not guilty plea the 1st District Court of data just like they would without compensation, and TALLAHASSEE — A for his client, who did not Appeal is based on a law bank or financial informa- it causes us to questions judge on Friday rejected speak. Sternad is being that permanently revokes tion. what the purpose of these a new appeal by a South Failed candidate released on $100,000 bail. a motorist’s driver license The department also contracts are really for,” Florida drug trafficker fac- facing charges after getting a fourth con- cautioned about mobile Follick said. ing execution on Tuesday viction for driving under phone applications that DCF officials said the for killing a state trooper MIAMI — A failed Man sentenced the influence. request confidential infor- loopholes allow patients to in north Florida with a South Florida congres- for tax fraud The panel rejected mation from people who unfairly divert assets and pipe bomb 21 years ago. sional candidate linked to Jeffrey John Silha’s argu- have electronic benefits are costing the taxpayer- Circuit Judge Angela former U.S. Rep. David MIAMI — A South ment that the law didn’t transfer (EBT) cards. DCF funded Medicaid program Dempsey denied motions Rivera was charged Friday Florida man has been apply to him because he officials said such phone millions of dollars a year. to vacate Paul Augustus with violating federal sentenced to more than 13 no longer lived in the state applications could open Howell’s murder convic- campaign finance laws by years in federal prison for and did not have a Florida the door to potential fraud. tion and death sentence. concealing the true source stealing more than 23,000 license when he got his Power outage His lawyers plan to of thousands of dollars, identities in a tax refund fourth DUI conviction in appeal to the Florida accepting illegal contribu- fraud scheme. Georgia. DCF: Rich working hits water plant Supreme Court, which tions and trying to cover The U.S. Attorney’s Florida revoked his Medicaid system TAMPA — Tampa rejected a prior appeal up the scheme with false Office reports that 28-year- license in 1999, but two Electric officials say a Tuesday. They also have campaign filings. old Rodney Saintfleur was years later he obtained MIAMI — Florida wel- squirrel or other small an appeal pending in fed- Justin Sternad, 35, sur- sentenced Friday to 159 an Arkansas license. In fare officials are proposing animal touched off a “per- eral court. rendered to Miami agents months. He pleaded guilty 2010, though, Arkansas a bill that targets Medicaid fect storm” of events that The 47-year-old native Friday morning and in November to conspir- refused to renew his fraud among patients who resulted in a power loss of Jamaica was con- appeared in court later in acy to submit fraudulent license because Florida hide their assets with fam- at a water treatment plant victed of murdering the day. Sternad, previ- claims to the government, had suspended his driving ily and to get the and a boil water notice to Florida Highway Patrol ously a political unknown, access device fraud and privileges. taxpayer-funded program more than a half million Trooper Jimmy Fulford in was a candidate in the aggravated identity theft. to pay for their nursing people. February 1992 in Jefferson Democratic primary for Prosecutors say n Associated Press

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FWHS: Couey is principal; Hatcher moves to office CUTS: Governors worry Continued From 1A Continued From Page 1A

East Florida Education Consortium, look at doing something a little differ- noting he helped select the school spending cuts set to begin ernors have blocked the a grouping of school districts from ent. We look forward to great things furniture, staff, faculty and curricu- March 1, pointing to the use of Medicaid to expand North Florida, and NEFEC recently from Hatcher at the district office lum. “I was hired a year, August 1999, impasse as another crisis health insurance coverage secured a $25 million grant. and from Couey at Fort White High before the school opened. In January between the White House for millions of uninsured Fort White High School will be a School as we begin to implement 2000 Sharla Maxwell became the and Congress that spooks while others have joined school in the program and the some new instructional techniques.” school secretary/bookkeeper.” local businesses from hir- Democrats in a whole- Columbia School District received a A faculty meeting has been planned Hatcher said no other administra- ing and hampers their sale expansion as the law $1.8 million TIF (Teacher Incentive at the school for Friday morning with ability to construct state allows. The Medicaid tive level changes are in the immedi- Fund) grant through the program. Couey. spending plans. expansion aims to cover ate plans for the school. As part of Senate Bill 736 (the Couey said Huddleston asked him Hawaii Gov. Neil about half of the 30 million teacher merit pay law), career ladder last Friday to make the switch. Hatcher said he addressed the Abercrombie, a former uninsured people expect- and other teaching-related legislation, Couey has worked for three years school’s faculty and staff about the congressman, noted that ed to eventually gain cov- Huddleston said teachers are being as the school district’s director of change Friday afternoon. the cuts — known in erage under the health selected for summer in-service duties community and family involvement. “It was after school and I felt it was Washington-speak as “the care overhaul. and other deadlines are approaching. He said he’s excited about the chance extremely important to talk to the sequester” — could lead Yet for many gover- “If I was thinking about making a to work with students again. faculty first after having talked to my to 19,000 workers laid off nors, the budget-cut fight change and it was best to go ahead “I just want to go back and be family,” he said. at Pearl Harbor, site of remains front-and-cen- and do that now so that the new prin- around the kids,” Couey said. Hatcher said he was excited about the surprise attack in 1941 ter and fuels a pervasive cipal could be totally involved with Couey has been a Columbia School the change. that launched the United sense of frustration with the implementation of that the rest of District employee for 26 years and “I’m pleased and excited to be mov- States into World War II. Washington. the year and next year,” Huddleston was principal at Richardson Middle ing into this role and look forward to “That will undermine “My feeling is I can’t said. “We really had to begin to imple- School for eight years. working with the parents, administra- our capacity for readi- help what’s going on in ment some things now and for the Couey spent his first eight years tors and the community at large in ness at Pearl Harbor. If Washington,” Gov. Terry remainder of the year, so we could hit in the district as a math and science that doesn’t symbolize for Branstad, R-Iowa, said in Columbia County,” he said. the ground running next year.” teacher and for the next eight years the nation ... what happens an interview Saturday. “I Hatcher said he was pleased to be Huddleston said no other changes he was over discipline at Niblack and when we fail to meet our can’t help the fact that in administrators are planned for the Richardson before becoming princi- helping bring change at the district responsibilities congres- there’s no leadership here, immediate future, but he may make pal at Richardson. level. sionally, I don’t know what and it’s all politics as usual additional changes in June. Hatcher, He spent 19 years as a “I’ll miss the kids and teachers at does,” he said. and gridlock. But I can do “Hatcher has done a fine job down school district administrator. He has FWHS, but this is a good thing for The budget fight came something about the way there,” Huddleston said. “He and been the Fort White High School me and I’m very excited about it,” he as many states say they we do things in the state I talked and he contemplated that principal for 14 years. said. “This has been something I’ve are on the cusp of an eco- of Iowa.” maybe it was time for him to maybe “I opened the school up,” he said, prayed about.” nomic comeback from Indeed, right now no the financial upheaval issue carries the same in 2008 and 2009. States level of urgency as the expect their general fund budget impasse. SHOW: Annual event is scheduled for March 2-3 revenues this year to sur- Congressional leaders pass the amounts collected have indicated a willing- Continued From Page 1A before the Great Recession ness to let the cuts take kicked in. An estimated effect and stay in place for “We’re definitely booked out,” he some ideas for their own houses. The nobody gets a dime, it’s all done for $693 billion in revenues is weeks, if not much lon- said. “We’re going to be sold out and thing is they will get an opportunity free so that 100 percent of the money expected for the 2013 bud- ger. everything is looking good. We’ve got to talk to somebody face to face. A lot goes back to the community.” get year, nearly a 4 percent The cuts would trim $85 everything ranging from landscap- of people will be able to make a deal The Rotary Club of Lake City- over the previous year. billion in domestic and ing to fencing, audio, banks and real on the spot or get a name and contact Downtown uses proceeds from the At their weekend meet- defense spending, leading estate. It’s quite a big variety.” and talk to them later in the month.” event to benefit the community with ings, governors were to furloughs for hundreds The home and patio show is held Seay said some of this year’s dis- its various programs. focusing on ways to boost of thousands of workers annually to give residents an oppor- plays will also include motorcycles “For people who are unfamiliar job development and grow at the Transportation tunity to have face-to-face time with from Columbia Cycles as well as with Rotary, we’re going to have cou- their state economies, Department, Defense vendors concerning home, patio, automobiles from Rountree-Moore ple of booths set up so that they can measures to restrict gun Department and else- landscaping, banking and real estate Toyota. see where the funds go,” Seay said. violence and implement where. concerns where they are can speak “We’re feeling good about the “We’re going to have some photos the new health care law Defense Secretary Leon to representatives for each type of show,” Seay said. “Nobody gets paid set up. We’re going to have a lot of approved during Obama’s Panetta has said the cuts industry at one location. anything from the money from the stuff showing, ‘Hey, this is some of first term. would harm the readiness “There will be a variety of things booths. The event is 100 percent char- the stuff we’ve done over the years’, Some Republican gov- of U.S. fighting forces. for people to come out and look at,” ity. Of everybody that is working this so people can see where the funds Seay said. “There will be able to get North Florida Home and Patio Show, are going.” New Patterns LAW: ‘Stand your ground’ law gets good marks Continued From Page 1A All Insulated Camo watch volunteer George Zimmerman, Florida cities, recommended to Scott At a September hearing in West 40% off (in stock) had asked the task force to change and the Legislature that the role of Palm Beach, task force members the 2005 law. neighborhood watch participants acknowledged that “stand your Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton should be limited to observing, not ground” cases were not uniformly All Jackets 30% off asked the task force last June to pursuing, confronting or provoking handled across the state. support a “Trayvon Martin amend- potential suspects. Task force vice chairman R.B. Boots ment” to the law, which would make On Feb. 26, 2012, Zimmerman Holmes, pastor of the Bethel Galore it harder for someone who starts a spotted Martin walking through his Missionary Baptist Church in fight to use a self-defense argument neighborhood, a gated community, in Tallahassee, has noted that Florida’s WILSON’S OUTFITTERS under the law. Sanford. Martin was walking back to “stand your ground” law “is associ- 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 “Just review and amend it,” Fulton a house he was staying at in the com- [email protected] said then. “I had to bury my son at 17. munity after a trip to a convenience ated with an increased death toll that He was committing no crime. He was store. Zimmerman started to follow falls disproportionately on minority doing no wrong.” him because he thought he looked groups” and that “shooting a person Zimmerman claims self-defense. suspicious. Despite a police dispatch- in the back, as he is trying to escape, He has pleaded not guilty to a second- er telling him “you don’t have to is, by definition, not self-defense.” degree murder charge. do that,” Zimmerman got out of his Florida’s Republican-led Legislature The 19-member Task Force on truck to pursue Martin. has stood solidly behind the law and Citizens Safety and Protection, which They got into a fight and Martin would’ve likely opposed any recom- held meetings in seven different was shot. mendation that it should be repealed. PORTER: Refiles bill killed in state senate last year Continued From Page 1A IBQQZ!CJSUIEBZ!NPNNB!EPMM!IVETPO “There were people who “Because every job I’ve George Gate, book author, founder of 13036036 were literally out of their ever had in my life I was Zpv!boe!EbeezÖP!nbef!rvjuf!b!qbjs/ homes for months on end paid on how I perform,” Mighty Gray Rebel, and resident of Miami, FL, sends and some of them never Porter said. appreciations to the State, City, County and Park Officials of Mpwf-!Nbshbsfu-!Hfpshf!Ks/-!Cfdlz!boe!EbeezÖP!! even got back into their Gov. Rick Scott’s plans to Lake City-Olustee, and also to all the public servants, parade boe!Kbojt!gspn!Ifbwfo homes,” Porter said. “But expand Medicaid coverage coordinator, Blue-Grey Army, to all for their patriotic duty yet they were still having for 900,000 more people of making possible the Battle Olustee three days event, Lake to pay the full value of their under the federal health homes’ property taxes.” overhaul is something City Parade, Olustee Festival and Craft Show. Furthermore, Porter said she’s hope- Porter said she doesn’t appreciations are sent to the Lake City Reporter newspaper ful the bill will pass, but have enough information for covering the entire Olustee civil war event. To the wonder- expects difficulty finding about to judge. ful people who participated and all those of the audience too, “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” the money to pay for it. “No one’s said ‘OK, here George Gate says, ‘THANK YOU for joining me in the 2013 Florida will see a budget are the numbers, here is surplus this session for the how its going to affect us’ Olustee remembrance event, I dedicate my poem first time in five years, but and that will be what makes Re-enactments to all of you, and see you again next year.’ the number of requests for up my decision,” Porter funding have doubled, she said. “... can we afford it, is The North and South’s joining said. it really doable.” Each other they will greet “The problem right now The federal government Then they’ll march to battles is finding the money,” she will pay for the expansion of Historic sites they meet said. Medicaid for three years. Civil War’s remembered Porter said she’s “torn” “After that, then where In living history about Gov. Rick Scott’s pro- are we?” Porter asked. posal to give a $2,500 raise The past it comes alive to every Florida teacher, It is the place to be Daina Greene, MD Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM and would like to see where Ever Live in NY? Come watch re-enactments Healthcare Provider Florida’s educators stand in NY Where enemies have fun comparison to states with a I ♥ New York Day ‘Cause it be mock battles FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and comparable economic cli- Join Us: All’s friends when ighting done offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. mate. 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ANOTHER VIEW Gov. Scott surrenders

ov. Rick Scott could not resist the siren song of “free” federal money, and now he is steering Florida’s fiscal future toward the rocky shoals. It’s up to the Legislature to chart a dif- Gferent course. Scott on Wednesday agreed to expand Medicaid coverage to Floridians with incomes up to 133 per- cent of the poverty line under the aegis of the federal Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. That’s a sudden about-face on his opposition to the law that goes back to his campaign for governor in 2010. He had a valid reason: Expanding Medicaid would only accelerate its unsustainable growth. Alas, he appears to have been worn down by federal promises of funding all or most of the new Medicaid enrollees, the Obama administration’s regulatory approval of a state Medicaid proposal, intense lobby- ing of Florida’s hospital industry — and his re-election chances for 2014. Washington has pledged to pay 100 percent of the costs for these new Medicaid recipients for the first three years (2014-16). Beginning in 2017, the federal government would gradually drop that coverage to 90 percent of the costs in 2020 and beyond. That sounds too good to be true. Today’s promises The only ‘F’ I got in school are not binding on tomorrow’s Congresses and White Houses, especially with the nation in such dire finan- hen I was 12 years Then, to my amazement, my Daddy, cial straits. If federal deficits and exploding debt are to old, I got my only an extremely quiet man, started be arrested, reducing Medicaid spending will have to ‘F’ in school. I got softly singing “Suwannee River” in be part of the solution. it in music class for perfect tune. It was beautiful. And indeed, the Obama administration considered “choosing” not to I said, “Daddy, I didn’t know you doing just that during budget negotiations last year. Wsing alone in front of my class. could sing” and he said, “Do you It floated the idea of shifting $100 billion in Medicaid My music teacher was Ann Wilby love me any more now that you spending to the states over 10 years. That plan eventu- and she was a good teacher. One know I can sing?” ally was dropped because the administration feared it day the class got noisy and she told Morris Williams Shocked by the question, I would prove to be a disincentive to states to expand us not to talk any more or we would Phone: (386) 755-8183 said, “No sir! I love you because Medicaid. have to sing a solo in front of the [email protected] you are my Daddy.” And he said So for now, the “free” money (money Washington whole class. 372 W. Duval St. softly, “And I don’t love you any doesn’t really have) is enticing. But like a pusher Friend Jesse Thomas and I Lake City, FL 32055 less because of any grade you get handing out samples of his narcotics, once you get a exchanged soft whispers about on your report card. I love you taste of that federal money you’re hooked — and have something, got caught, and she Sure enough, when report cards because you’re my son.” acquired an expensive habit. called me to the front of the class to came out, I had an ‘F’ in music Then, “Get washed up. Your Scott thinks he can quit anytime. He said sing. and oh, how I dreaded taking that Mama has supper on the table.” Wednesday the state’s participation in expanded This was bad news for me. First, report card home for Daddy to sign. That ended it. Medicaid should sunset after three years if it proves I could not sing a lick (and still I knew he would not whip me. Some things parents say to kids too costly. It’s hard to imagine, though, Florida kick- can’t). Second, I was so painfully That was not his way. I felt just ter- go in one ear and out the other, but ing recipients off the rolls; the political will wouldn’t shy that standing in front of the rible because I had let him down. I others stay with you for the rest of exist, and the federal government probably wouldn’t class and doing anything would had made an F! your life. allow it anyway.... have been hard for me. Any time in the past when I had Obviously, what Daddy said to me Florida has no room to spare. Medicaid already con- So, I did not go to the front of the handed Daddy my report card he that day still stays with me to this sumes about 30 percent of the state’s annual budget, class, just kept sitting quietly where simply looked at it for a few sec- day. which exceeds what it spends on public education. I was. onds, signed it, said nothing, and I’m writing this today because The more it grows, the more it crowds out other pri- If she had required me to mop handed it back to me. Daddy died 50 years ago and my orities. the floor every day for a month after I was sure this time would be dif- mind is very much on him. If Scott gets his way, he is potentially exposing school, I would have shown up faith- ferent – but it wasn’t. He looked at My Daddy, R. O. Williams Florida taxpayers to a ticking time bomb. Thankfully, fully with mop and bucket. it like always, signed it, said noth- (Raymond Oscar), 83, gone from the Legislature has the final say. House Speaker Will If she had required me to write “I ing, and handed it back to me. this earth but forever in my mind Weatherford has expressed skepticism of expanding must not talk in class” 1,000 times The Bible says, “The guilty flee and heart. Medicaid, and Senate President Don Gaetz has been by the next day, I would have stayed when no man pursueth.” I felt My hope has always been that I noncommittal. Lawmakers need to reject the federal up all night and done it. guilty so I had to tell him about the can be just half the Daddy he was. lure and devise alternatives that reform the health But to sing alone in front of my “F” and why I got it. He could see care safety net rather than funnel more people into a class? I simply could not bring how upset I was. ■ Morris Williams is a local historian broken system. myself to do it. So, I stayed in my He said, “Come sit with me” and and long-time Columbia County resi- seat. we headed for the sofa and sat. dent. ■ Panama City News Herald Lake City Reporter Chuck Hagel’s Jewish problem Serving Columbia County Since 1874 onsider the following tor,’ that he was a U.S. senator, he statement: “Let the Jews strongly implied that some of his pay for it.” colleagues have a greater loyalty The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Did you pick up a hint to Israel than to the United States,” for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ of anti-Semitism there? stated Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder ties by Community Newspapers Inc. CThe U.S. Senate should con- of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, We believe strong newspapers build strong sider this and many other disturb- named after the late and legendary communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” ing statements by Chuck Hagel, Nazi hunter. “That crosses the line.” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and President Barack Obama’s nominee Deroy Murdock -- Prominent Jewish Nebraskans profitable community‑oriented newspapers. for defense secretary. Nebraska’s [email protected] have felt Hagel’s cold shoulder. This mission will be accomplished through the former Republican senator has said “During his last year in office, we teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, and done truly troubling things support, in 1999, for a Senate letter to knew he was not going to run again, integrity and hard work. regarding Jews and Israel. then-Russian President Boris Yeltsin he never returned any of our calls,” -- When he ran the USO -- the urging action against rising anti- Jewish activist Gary Javitch told Publisher United Services Organization, a Semitism. We were unsuccessful. On the Jewish newspaper Algemeiner’s Todd Wilson, nonprofit that supports U.S. troops June 20, 1999, we published the letter website on Dec. 21. Robert Bridges, Editor -- from 1987 to 1990, Hagel tried as a full-page ad in The New York “He was not the most responsive Jim Barr, Associate Editor to close its Haifa retreat. The facil- Times with 99 Senate signatories. politician in Nebraska to me person- Sue Brannon, Controller ity was highly popular among U.S. Only Sen. Hagel’s name was absent.” ally at the Jewish Press and to the sailors, 45,000 of whom visited the -- Hagel was one of only four sena- Jewish community as a whole,” said Dink NeSmith, President Israeli port in 1990, the Associated tors who refused to sign a Senate let- Carol Katzman, the Omaha Jewish Tom Wood, Chairman Press reports. ter supporting Israel during Yasser Press’ former editor. Nebraska’s rep- “Chuck Hagel said the Haifa port Arafat’s terrorist intifada in 2000. resentatives otherwise “were all very is costing the U.S. too much (and) -- “The State Department has responsive ... if we were soliciting that if the Jews wanted one, the become adjunct to the Israeli for- them for an interview or a greeting LETTERS POLICY Jews should do the fundraising,” an eign minister’s office,” Hagel report- ad for Rosh Hashanah or Passover.” unnamed supporter of the outpost edly remarked in a March 2007 However, “Hagel’s office never even Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ told the Washington Free Beacon Rutgers University speech. responded.” Katzman concluded: ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 website. “Like many other data points “Hagel was the only one we have had words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters “He said to me, ‘Let the Jews pay emerging since Hagel’s nomina- in Nebraska who basically showed must be signed and include the writer’s name, address for it’,” recalled Marsha Halteman, tion,” John Podhoretz observed in the Jewish community that he didn’t and telephone number for verification. Writers can of the Jewish Institute for National a column last week, give a damn about the Jewish com- have two Security Affairs, which backed USO “this one emits a faint but distinct munity or any of our concerns.” Haifa. “I told him at the time that odor of a classic anti-Semitic stereo- Are these words anti-Semitic? Call letters per month published. Letters and guest columns I found his comments to be anti- type -- Jews as secret marionetteers, your senators at 202-224-3121 and are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that Semitic,” Halteman said. “He was pulling the strings of unsuspecting tell them what you think. of the Lake City Reporter. playing into that dual-loyalty thing.” Gentiles.” BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL -- Hagel alone abandoned Russia’s -- “I’m a United States senator,” Jews. As David Harris, executive ■ Deroy Murdock is a columnist with 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Hagel declared in 2008. “I’m not an the Scripps Howard News Service BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. director of the American Jewish Israeli senator.” and a media fellow with the Hoover Committee, told The Washington “We believe that when Sen. Hagel Institution on War, Revolution and BY EMAIL: [email protected] Post’s Jennifer Rubin: “We sought his said that he was not an ‘Israeli sena- Peace at Stanford University. 5A

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Feb. 24 $5. Bring your own tents and tables. The monthly Gospel sing, meal blueberry pancake break- The Glen Markham fast will be served from Aor tic Awareness 7:30 to 10 a.m. Cost is $5 Foundation Inc. is having for adults and $3 for chil- a gospel sing and chicken dren. Lunch will be avail- pilau meal fundraiser at able, too. The Bloodmobile 12:30 p.m. at the Columbia iwill be there to take dona- County Fairgrounds. tions. For more info, call Tickets are $8. There Wendell at 963-1157, find also will be informational us on Facebook or see booths. To purchase ticket www.wellborncommunity or for more information, association.com. contact Renee Manning at (386) 867-2711. Supper, gospel sing Lee Worship Center Cast auditions Church and Living Word of High Springs Community Faith Fellowship will have Theater will hold cast audi- a pot-luck supper and gos- tions for the Neil Simon pel sing. The supper will play “Rumors” at 5:30 be at 6 p.m. and the gos- p.m. at the theater, 130 NE pel sing will begin at 7. First Ave. in High Springs. The church is at 471 SE Casting needs include four Magnolia Drive in Lee. For adult couples over 21 years more information or to get old, two police officers and on the program, call Allen other adults, both male at (850) 869-9977. and female. Rehearsals will begin March 4, and per- Free workshops formances will be April 12 The UF/IFAS Columbia through May 5. For more County Extension is offer- information, email direc- ing free workshops dur- tor Terry Beauchamp at ing the Home and Patio [email protected] of call Show form 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (352) 335-9137 and leave a today and Sunday at the message. COURTESY PHOTO Extension offices located at the Columbia County Learning from the beaver Fairgrounds. Workshops Feb. 25 will include raised-bed veg- Casting call Kindergartners at Columbia City Elementary School got a visit from Bellamy Beaver, The Ichetucknee Partnership’s mascot, etable gardens, container Alligator Community on Friday. Bellamy Beaver is the good-will ambassador for the Ichetucknee Springs and river and promotes smart stewardship gardens for kids, how to Theater will hold casting of our natural resources. TIP and Bellamy Beaver are marketed by the Lake City-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce. prepare nutritious smooth- calls today for its produc- ies, backyard poultry and tion of the play “Dearly Mary Ethel Lane, to answer contributions in 2012. active-duty military officers, Church yard sale more. For more informa- Departed.” The play will be questions about lawns and Entertainment, free food, retired and former officers, The Kids Club of Lake tion, call the Extension performed April 26 and 27 plants. Bring samples for prizes and a special keynote members of the Reserve City Church of God, 173 office at (386)752-5384. and May 3 and 4. free diagnosis or solutions. speaker will be inlcuded. and National Guard and SE Ermine Ave., will have For more information, call Transportation will be pro- their surviving spouses. a yard sale from 7 a.m. to Lanscaping program 752-5384. vided if requested by Feb. For information and reser- 1 p.m. at the Family Life March 3 Landscape architect 15. For more information, vations, call Tandy Carter at Center. For more informa- History program Sabine Marcks will present contact the Ambassador 719-9706 or Vernon Lloyd at tion, call (386) 752-9400. The Friends of the Library a program on “Landscape Feb. 27 Leadership Council at 867- 752-4885. will present “A Florida Design — Creating Plant clinic 1601, Blondell Johnson at Spring yard sale Histor y Chautauqua: Outdoor Spaces Usable, University of Florida 755-3110 or Bea Coker at The Wellbor n Three Views (Harriet Sustainable and Florida Master Gardeners are 697-6075 or visit online at March 1 Community Association will Beecher Stowe, Marjorie Friendly” from 6:30 to 8 available every Wednesday www.itsaboutmyefforts. Author to visit host a Spring Community Kinnan Rawlings, Marjorie p.m. at the Columbia from 1 to 4 p.m. at the org. The Friends of the Yard Sale from 7 a.m. to 2 Stoneman Douglas)” at County Extension Office, Fort White Public Library Library will present “A p.m. at the community cen- 2 p.m. at the Columbia 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane. on Route 47 to answer Senior drivers class Florida Road Trip with Tim ter, 1340 8th Ave. in down- County Public Library, questions about lawns and An AARP Driver Safety Dorsey” at 6 p.m. at the town Wellborn. A space is 308 NW Columbia Ave. Aglow meeting plants. Bring samples for Course for Seniors will be Columbia County Public Lake City Aglow free diagnosis or solutions. held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Library, 308 NW Columbia Lighthouse will meet For more information, call at the LifeStyle Enrichment Ave. Author Tim Dorsey at 7 p.m. at City 752-5384. Center Reading Room, will make Lake City a OBITUARIES Ministries, 1086 SW Main 628 SE Allison Court. stop on his tour for his Mary Klinepeter Father Douglas Hodsdon offici- Blvd. Special guest speak- Band fundraiser Participants should take a new book, “The Riptide Abrahamsen ating. Interment will follow at er will be Chris Hall, pas- Papa John’s Pizza will sack lunch. Cost is $12 for Ultra-Glide.” Free tickets the church. The family would tor of Ichetucknee Baptist hold a fundraiser to help AARP members and $14 for are required and may be Mrs. Mary Klinepeter Abraha- like to express their gratitude to Church, a Navy veteran and Lake City Middle School’s nonmembers. Registration obtained at any library msen, 81 of Lake City, passed Kimberly Peterson and Haven away on Wednesday, February former Russian linguist, Falcons Prid Band pur- is required and can be done location. Refreshments will Hospice for their compassion- 20, 2013 at the Haven Hospice ate care to Mrs. Abrahamsen well known for his knowl- chase new drums. The by calling (352) 333-3036. be served. Suwannee Valley Care Center. and her family. In lieu of flow- edge of Constitutional his- pizza store will donate 15 She was born in 1931 to the ers donations may be made to tory. For information, call percent of the purchase Uniform sale late Milton T. and Anna Harvey the St. James Episcopal Church (386) 935-4018 or (386) price for anyone who men- The Auxiliary at Shands March 2 Lewis in Bellefonte, PA. Mrs. alter guild fund in memory of Abrahamsen graduated from Mrs. Abrahamsen. Arrange- 752-1971. tions “LCMS Drum Line Lakeshore Regional Women’s program State College High School in ments are under the direction of Fund” when placing an Medical Center will have First United Methodist State College, PA in 1949. She GUERRY Funeral Women’s Bible study order today only. The band a uniform sale from 7a.m Church, 973 S. Marion earned her Bachelor of Science Home, Lake City. Please A women’s Bible study is trying to raise $4,500 until 4:30 p.m. at the hos- Ave., will host a free pro- from Penn State University sign the guestbook at in 1953 and was a member of www.guerryfuneralhome.net class will be held each to replace its 25-year-old pital. Proceeds will aid gram for women entitled the Delta Zeta Sorority. She Monday at 9:30 a.m. at drums and needs about patient care at the hospital. “The Word of God for the later attended the University of Grace Elizabeth Pope the Class Extension of $1,600 more to reach its Uniforms and shoes will be Women of God — Where Florida where she earned her Barry Our Redeemer Lutheran goal. To place an order, call provided by First Uniform is Your Treasure” from 9 Masters of Education in 1974. Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Pope Church, 436 SW McFarlane Papa John’s at (386) 961- Inc. of North Carolina. am. to noon. Robin Arnold She was a member of the Alpha Barry age, 83, of Carrollton, Delta Kappa Honorary Society GA passed away Wednesday, Ave. All denominations are 9797 or visit the store at will be keynote speaker. since 1968. Mrs. Abrahamsen February 20, 2013. She was welcome. For more infor- 2815 W. U.S. Highway 90. Landlords meeting Breakout sessions include was employed with the Co- born November 14, 1929 in mation, call Esther at (386) Lake City area land- “20 Ways to Bring the Wrd lumbia County School System Ft. White, FL, daughter of the 752-9909. lords will meet at IHOP of God into Your Home” for 30 years having taught the late Harry Clayton Pope and Quilters to meet majority of years at Summers The Lady of the Lake Restraunt on U.S. 90 West. with Linda Callahan; Effie Louise Snelgrove Pope. Elementary School. Following She was preceded in death by her Feb. 26 Quilters Guild will meet at Dinner will be at 5 p.m. “Using God’s Word to her retirement, she worked as a husband, Thomas P. Barry, Jr. Bethel United Methodist and the program will be Help Your Child Relate to volunteer with the Adult Litera- She is survived by her children, Charity tournament Church, 4369 U.S. 441 at 6. Jordan Wade from God, Self, Others” with cy program of Columbia Coun- Eileen and Tim Thrower of Car- The Players Club on U.S. South. Social time will begin Clay Electric will speak. Alicia Pfahler; and “God’s ty. She was a member of the rollton; Dennis and Becky Bar- St. James Episcopal Church in ry of Rockford, TN and Melanie 90 West will host a Texas at 9:30 a.m. and the busi- For more information, call Word When Unexpected Lake City and lovingly served and Dan Morgan of Cochrane hold ’em poker tournament ness meeting will start at (386) 755-0110. Life Events Happen” with in the vestry, the alter guild and AB Canada; 21 grandchildren each Tuesday, starting at 7 10. The program will be an Joanna Figley. A continen- the choir. Mrs. Abrahamsen and 12 great-grandchildren. p.m., to benefit the Tough Ugly Fabric Swap. Please tal breakfast will be served was preceded in death by her The funeral service was Sat- Nursing home seminar first husband and father of her Enough to Wear Pink Crisis bring 1 yard or 2 half yards A free Nursing Home and child care will be avail- urday, February 23, 2013 at children, Donald E. Klinepeter 3:00 PM at Mt. Pleasant Bap- Fund. For more informa- or 4 fat quarters of cotton Planning Workshop will able. For more information, in 1969 and her second husband, tist Church in Carrollton, GA. tion, call Linda Dowling at quilt fabric in a brown bag be held at 10 a.m. at the call (386) 752-4488. Ralph Abrahamsen in 2004. Burial will be on Monday, Febru- 752-8822. for the fabric exchange. Morgan Law Center Survivors include her three ary 25, 2012 at 3:30 PM in Sun- The Charm Square Club for Estate and Legacy Car, truck show children, Kurt L. (Mary-Ellen) set Memory Gardens, 11005 US Klinepeter, Winston-Salem, 301, Thonotosassa, FL 33592. Lenten lunch color for February is red. Planning, 234 E. Duval The fifth annual Fort NC, Mark A. (Anne) Klinepeter, Express condolences or The First Presbyterian St. (U.S. 90). Anyone con- White Car, Truck and Bike Jacksonville and Lisa (Da- share a special memory at Church invites the com- Men’s Bible study cerned about how they will Show will be from 9 a.m. vid) Sackman, Pensacola; nine www.whitleygarner.com munity to a Lenten lunch Our Redeemer Lutheran pay for nursing home care to 3 p.m. at Fort White grandchildren, Sara, Brian, Jill Arrangements by: and Amy Klinepeter, Elizabeth from noon until 1 p.m. Church will have a men’s should attend this informa- High School, 17579 SW W h i t l ey -G ar n er and Molly Klinepeter and Jessi- at Rosehaven in the Fellowship Hall of breakfast and Bible study tive workshop led by local State Road 47. A swap meet ca (Sean) Phillips, Holly (Mark) Funeral Home, the church. The lunch each Wednesday from 7 to elder law attorney Teresa and barbecue cook-off will VanWyck and David Sackman, Douglasville, GA will include soups freshly 8 a.m. at the church, 5056 Byrd Morgan. Seating is be included. Pries will be Jr.; and two great grandchildren, 30134, 770-942-4246. Lana and Taylor VanWyck. made by the women of SW State Road 47, one mile limited and reservations awarded in several catego- Memorial services will be con- the church. It will be fol- south of Interstate 75. For are required. Call Shana ries. Cost for participants is Obituaries are paid advertise- ducted on Saturday, March 9, ments. For details, call the 2013 at 11:00 AM at the St. Lake lowed by a short drama. more information, contact Miller at (386) 755-1977. $20 if registered by Feb. 15 City Reporter’s classified depart- The lunches are in remem- Pastor Bruce Alkire at or $25 the day of the show. James Episcopal Church with ment at 752-1293. brance of the season of (386) 755-4299. Military officers group Swap meet space is $15 by Lent, a 40-day season of The Suwannee River Feb. 15 or $20 the day of reflection and preparation Valley Chapter of the show. Live and silent for the death and resurrec- Feb. 28 the Military Officers auctions and a cake sale tion of Jesus. Black History Month Association of America also will be held. Proceeds Black History Month will hold its monthly din- will support the Cystic Plant clinic organizers will host ner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Fibrosis Foundation. For University of Florida an Elders Banquet at the Lake City Elks’ Lodge, barbecue cook-off informa- Master Gardeners are Richardson Community 259 NE Hernando St. The tion and registration, call available every Tuesday, Center. The banquet will speaker will be retired Air Keith at (386) 497-WING. Wednesday and Thursday honor our eleders and Force Col. Brian Anderson, For vehicle entries and from 9 a.m. to noon at present community repre- MOAA deputy director for other information, contact the Columbia County sentatives and business- council and chapter affairs. Brown’s Racing at (386) Extension Office, 164 SW es with awards for their The meeting is open to all 497-1481. 6A

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Sunday, February 24, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Growing pains for Lady Monday n Columbia High girls Indians early on in year tennis at Oak Hall School, 3:30 p.m. Fort White High Emily Roach singled batter and three strikeouts. n Fort White High with two outs in the sec- Ashtin Strickland helped weightlifting vs. falls to Santa Fe, ond inning and moved up her cause with a three-run Hawthorne High, Oak 10-0, on Friday. on a wild pitch and stolen home run and a double. Hall School, Hamilton base. Morgan Cushman Shelbee Blackburn had a County High, 4 p.m. By TIM KIRBY and Caitlyn Bruce walked double, RBI-single and two Tuesday [email protected] before the final out. Alex walks and scored three n Columbia High girls Walker singled in the third runs. Caylee Back had two tennis vs. Buchholz High, FORT WHITE — inning and Ashley Chesney hits with an RBI. Megan 3:30 p.m. Growing pains are coming reached on an error. They Strickland (RBI, two runs n Fort White High in bunches for Fort White pulled off a double steal, scored) and Lauren Riley softball vs. Gainesville High’s young softball team. but were stranded. (RBI, run scored) had tri- High, 6 p.m. The Lady Indians lost 10- Those were the only hits ples. Alex Sealey’s pinch- n Fort White High 0 at home to Santa Fe High given up by Santa Fe pitch- hit single drove in the 10th baseball at Fernandina on Friday, one day after fall- er Ashtin Strickland, who run. Beach High, 7 p.m. ing to Suwannee High 10-2 pitched six innings before Fort White scored two Wednesday in Live Oak. the mercy rule kicked in. runs in the first inning off n Fort White High JV The Santa Fe game was Strickland struck out 12 Suwannee, but the Lady baseball at Santa Fe the first district game for — nine were called third Bulldogs answered with High, 4 p.m. Fort White (1-4). The Lady strikes. five runs in the bottom of Thursday Raiders improved to 3-3 Cushman started for the inning. n Columbia High overall and 3-0 in district Fort White and gave up six Bruce and Walker each softball vs. P.K. Yonge play. hits and seven runs in two had two hits for the Lady School, 6 p.m. Fort White had a cou- innings with two walks and Indians. Alexa Hatcher n Fort White High ple of chances, but left the a strikeout. Walker went singled and scored a run softball at Bradford High, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter bases loaded in the second the final four innings with and Ashley Chesney also 6 p.m. Fort White High’s Emily Roach falls backwards as she stops inning and runners on sec- four hits, three runs (one continued on 5B n Columbia High the ball while playing against Santa Fe High. ond and third in the third. earned), two walks, a hit INDIANS baseball vs. Arlington Country Day School, 6 p.m. (JV-6 at Baker County High) n Fort White High JV baseball at Bradford High, 7 p.m. Friday n Columbia High girls tennis vs. Forest High, 4 p.m. Split showings n Columbia High, Fort White High track at UNF Lady Tigers take Columbia Spring Break Open, TBA n Fort White High down Gainesville baseball falls to softball at Interlachen High, 7-0. Suwannee, 8-3. High, 6:30 p.m. n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY By BRANDON FINLEY baseball at Lincoln High, [email protected] [email protected] 6 p.m. n Columbia High Columbia High had a Columbia High couldn’t softball vs. Madison chance to run its record to buy a base against County High, 7 p.m. 7-0 this weekend, but the Suwannee High on Friday n Fort White High only thing that could slow in a rain-plagued outing baseball at Williston High, down the Lady Tigers was and ultimately that led the 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) the weather. Tigers to coming up dry. Saturday Columbia picked up a 7-0 Suwannee took advan- n Columbia High win against Gainesville High tage of Tigers mistakes and baseball vs. Wakulla High, to move to 6-0 on the sea- lack of hitting to come away 2:30 p.m. (JV-noon) son, but had to reschedule with the 8-3 win. n Fort White High track its game against Suwannee Caleb Vaughn took the at Suwannee Invitational, High for Wednesday due to loss for the Tigers, but only TBA weather. allowed one earned run in Erin Anderson picked up the contest. the win against the Lady Vaugh pitched five BRIEFS Hurricanes as she pitched innings, allowed two hits, five innings, struck out five walked three and struck FORT WHITE FOOTBALL batters and allowed three out three batters. hits. After two unearned runs Q-back Club Ashley Shoup got the in the first inning, Suwnanee meeting Monday save with two innings of Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter held a 2-0 lead heading into work, three strikeouts and ABOVE: Columbia High’s Brittany Morgan sneaks her way to steal third base. the fifth inning. The Fort White allowed one hit. The Bulldogs added Quarterback Club will BELOW: Columbia High second baseman Andrew Johnson throws to first baseman Head coach Jimmy Levi Hollingsworth. to their lead with Dustin meet at 7 p.m. Monday in Williams said it wasn’t only Driver batting in Tim Carter the faculty lounge at the the pitching that has been for a 3-0 lead and an error to school. impressive this season, but allow Driver to score and For details, call Shayne also the defense behind the take a 4-0 lead into the bot- Morgan at 397-4954. pitching. tom half of the fifth. “We’ve had some impres- Columbia finally put two ADULT SOFTBALL sive defensive efforts includ- runs on the board in the Spring league ing against Gainesville,” fifth, but still didn’t have a Williams said. “Brandy base hit. registration open Morgan had two ESPN- With the bases loaded, Columbia County style catches and threw a Sam Bass drew a walk to Adult Softball is girl out at first from the score Dalton Mauldin and accepting registration outfield. We’re definitely cut the Bulldogs’ lead to for its spring season playing solid. Teams aren’t 4-1. Brent Stalter scored through March 15. getting a lot of runners on later in the inning off an Men’s, Women’s, Church base and they can’t score infield ground ball by and Co-ed leagues will be from the dugout.” Vaughn to cut the lead to offered. Fee deadline is Lacey King led all Lady 4-2. March 22 and the season Tigers with three hits After having their lead cut begins April 1. against Gainesville. She in half, the Bulldogs contin- For details, call Pete scored two runs and had ued to add on the runs. Bonilla at 623-6561 or two stolen bases. Paker Stevens walked Casandra Wheeler at Tatum Morgan, Kayli with the bases loaded to 365-2168. CHS continued on 2B TIGERS continued on 2B FISHING Justin Brown Memorial tourney Indians drop first game of season to Buchholz The Justin Brown Memorial Bass Bats go cold as the Indians fell, 6-0, against Robby Howell suffered two earned runs. Buchholz held a 1-0 lead Tournament is Saturday Buchholz High. his first loss of the season Sean Kamhoot delivered until the fifth inning when at Clay Landing. Entry Fort White falls to Pheonix Sanders picked as he pitched 4 2/3 innings, the biggest bat for the the Bobcats scored two fee is $70 per boat with Bobcats, 6-0. up the win for Buchholz struck out 10 batters and Bobcats as he had three runs and added three more an optional big bass pot as he threw a complete walked two while allowing hits, three RBIs and a dou- in the sixth inning. for $10. All proceeds By BRANDON FINLEY game to knock off the pre- five hits in the game. He ble in the contest. Fort White falls to 4-1 benefit Columbia FFA [email protected] viously unbeaten Indians. didn’t give up an earned Sanders helped his own on the season while the students. He had nine strikeouts in run. cause with two RBIs. Bobcats are 3-1. For details, call Chris One hit and three errors the game. Rhett Willis finished the Dakota Turner and The Indians return Starling at 288-7633. all resulted in Fort White Brady Wilkinson had the game for the Indians while Quinlan Washington also to action at Fernandina High losing its first game only hit on the night for walking three batters, strik- had hits on the night for Beach High at 7 p.m. on n From staff reports of the season on Friday as Fort White. ing out one and allowing Buchholz. Tuesday. 2BSPORTS

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Monday’s Games Daytona Beach TELEVISION Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. Race today Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. (Car number in parentheses) TV sports L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. 1. (10) , , Boston at Utah, 9 p.m. 196.434 mph. Today 2. (24) , Chevrolet, AUTO RACING AP Top 25 schedule 196.292. Noon 3. (29) , Chevrolet, 194.742. FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Today’s Games 4. (18) , Toyota, 195.767. Daytona 500, at Daytona Beach No. 4 Michigan State at No. 18 Ohio 5. (16) , Ford, 194.729. 8 p.m. State, 4 p.m. 6. (5) , Chevrolet, ESPN2 — NHRA, Arizona Nationals, No. 6 Duke vs. Boston College, 2 p.m. 195.852. at Chandler, Ariz. (same-day tape) No. 7 Michigan vs. , 1 p.m. 7. (42) , Chevrolet, BOWLING No. 20 Pittsburgh vs. St. John’s at 195.508. 3 p.m. , Noon 8. (33) , Chevrolet, ESPN — PBA, USBC Masters, at No. 25 Notre Dame vs. Cincinnati, 195.385. North Brunswick, N.J. 2 p.m. GOLF 9. (48) , Chevrolet, 9 a.m. 195.084. TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, Accenture BASEBALL 10. (15) , Toyota, 195.228. Match Play Championship, semifinal 11. (78) , Chevrolet, matches, at Marana, Ariz. 193.657. 1:30 p.m. Spring Training 12. (20) , Toyota, TGC — LPGA Thailand, final round, at 195.725. Today’s Games COURTESY PHOTO Chonburi, Thailand (same-day tape) 13. (14) , Chevrolet, Baltimore vs. Toronto (ss) at Dunedin, 2 p.m. 195.925. 1:05 p.m. NBC — PGA Tour-WGC, Accenture 14. (55) , Toyota, 194.683. Boston vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Falcons track and field Match Play Championship, championship 15. (2) , Ford, 1:05 p.m. match, at Marana, Ariz. 194.961. Members of the 2013 Lake City Middle School track and field team are (front row, from left) Atlanta vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 16. (27) , Chevrolet, 1:05 p.m. Sarah Griffin and Sydney Griffin. Second row (from left) are Apriena Riley, Damia Lewis, 1 p.m. 195.503. Toronto (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, ESPN — Illinois at Michigan 17. (13) , Ford, 195.495. Tori Napolitano, Jessica Jewett, Emily Bedenbaugh, Lindsey Langston, Cassie Pierron, 1:05 p.m. 2 p.m. 18. (31) , Chevrolet, Bridget Morse and Caleb Crooms. Third row (from left) are Takemma Stewart, N.Y. Mets vs. Houston at Kissimmee, CBS — Cincinnati at Notre Dame 195.156. 1:05 p.m. Kassady McLean, Bernita Brown, Burch Greene, Aja Lewis, Azende Bryant, Emily Wintons, 3:30 p.m. 19. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Miami vs. Washington at Viera, FSN — UCLA at Southern Cal 195.584. Christen Odum and Chase Martin. Fourth row (from left) are Joseph Creeley, 1:05 p.m. 4 p.m. 20. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Kadeyshia Simmons, Rachel Blanton, Andrew Heaton, Luke Griffin, Jillian Morse, Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, CBS — Michigan St. at Ohio St. 195.042. 1:05 p.m. Kersha Andre, Chyna Parker and Grace Kolovitz. NBA BASKETBALL 21. (22) , Ford, 195.767. Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota at Fort 1 p.m. 22. (34) , Ford, 194.616. Myers, 1:05 p.m. ABC — L.A. Lakers at Dallas 23. (47) , Toyota, Kansas City vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 7 p.m. 192.563. 3:05 p.m. ESPN — Memphis at Brooklyn 24. (9) , Ford, CHS: Cincinnati vs. Cleveland (ss) at Lady Tigers keep on rolling 9:30 p.m. 194.793. Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ESPN — Chicago at Oklahoma City 25. (38) , Ford, 194.654. San Diego vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., Continued From Page 1B NHL HOCKEY 26. (43) , Ford, 194.742. 3:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 27. (87) , Toyota, Oakland vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., NBCSN — Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh 190.046. 3:05 p.m. Kvistad, Hollianne Dohrn Morgan and McCauley the 7-0 final. RODEO 28. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, L.A. Dodgers vs. Chicago White Sox at and Caliegh McCauley all drove in Tatum Morgan for The Lady Tigers will have 1 p.m. 195.537. Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. CBS — PBR, Built Ford Tough 29. (26) , Toyota, had two hits in the game. the 3-0 lead. three games next week San Francisco vs. Chicago Cubs at Invitational, at Kansas City, Mo. (previous 194.313. Kvistad delivered three The Lady Tigers scored after Suwannee’s game was Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. and same-day tape) 30. (7) , Chevrolet, Cleveland (ss) vs. Milwaukee at RBIs, Morgan scored one run in the fourth when rained out. WOMEN’S COLLEGE 192.996. Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. two runs and Dohrn and Brittany Mogan came in off Columbia travels to BASKETBALL 31. (95) , Ford, 193.54. Arizona vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, McCauley reached scored a sacrifice fly by Kvistad for Suwannee at 7 p.m. on 1 p.m. 32. (35) , Ford, 194.254. Ariz., 3:10 p.m. ESPN2 — Purdue at Minnesota 33. (21) , Ford, 195.976. once. a 4-0 lead and added their Wednesday before hosting Monday’s Games FSN — Texas Tech at Kansas 34. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, The Lady Tigers took a final three runs in the top P.K. Yonge at 6 p.m. on Boston (ss) vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 3 p.m. 195.946. Fla., 1:05 p.m. 1-0 lead in the top of the of the fifth. Thursday. ESPN2 — Duke at Maryland 35. (11) , Toyota, Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, first inning when Kvistad Dohrn started the inning The Lady Tigers will 5 p.m. 195.771. Fla., 1:05 p.m. ESPN2 — Texas A&M at Vanderbilt 36. (99) , Ford, 195.24. singled in Tatum Morgan. with a run off McCauley’s end the week with a home Boston (ss) vs. Tampa Bay at Port ——— 37. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Columbia added two double. King then batted game against Madison Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Monday 195.207. Houston vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., more runs in the third. in McCauley and Kvistad County High at 7 p.m. on MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 38. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 1:05 p.m. King scored off Brandy singled to bring in King for Friday. 7 p.m. 193.544. Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, ESPN — Syracuse at Marquette 39. (32) , Ford, 193.515. Fla., 1:05 p.m. 9 p.m. 40. (51) , Chevrolet, Miami vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., ESPN — Kansas at Iowa St. 193.096. 1:05 p.m. NHL HOCKEY 41. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 192.094. TIGERS: N.Y. Yankees vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Host ACD on Thursday 8 p.m. 42. (83) , Toyota, Fla., 1:05 p.m. NBCSN — Dallas at Nashville 190.339. Continued From Page 1B Milwaukee (ss) vs. Cincinnati at SOCCER 43. (93) , Toyota, 190.142. Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. Failed to Qualify L.A. Angels vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., ESPN2 — Premier League, Tottenham 44. (52) , Toyota, 3:05 p.m. score Trey Owen for a 5-2 the Bulldogs. He struck out “We didn’t hit and didn’t at West Ham 183.876. Chicago Cubs vs. L.A. Dodgers at lead. three Columbia batters and play defense,” Columbia WOMEN’S COLLEGE 45. (19) , Toyota, 189.438. Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Driver then cleared the walked three while giving head coach Jonathan Ulsh BASKETBALL Arizona vs. Kansas City at Surprise, 7 p.m. bases with a triple to score up two earned runs. said. “We just haven’t Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ESPN2 — Baylor at Oklahoma HOCKEY Josh Lesman, Braxton Driver finished the swung it well, but eventu- San Diego vs. Milwaukee (ss) at Hicks, and Stevens for the game for the Bulldogs and ally we will hit it.” Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. NHL schedule BASKETBALL Cleveland vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 8-2 lead. allowed one hit while strik- Columbia is 1-2 on the 3:05 p.m. Today’s Game Columbia did get one ing out three in the final season after Saturday’s Chicago White Sox vs. San Francisco Boston at Florida, 3 p.m. back in the bottom of the three innings of work. He game against Chiles High NBA schedule at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Vancouver at Detroit, 5 p.m. Texas vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., seventh when Alex Milton had two walks. was cancelled. Winnipeg at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Today’s Games 3:10 p.m. scored on a ground ball. Stalter finished the The Tigers return to Columbus at Chicago, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 1 p.m. Washington vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Milton had the Tigers’ final two innings for the action against Arlington Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Golden State at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. Lucie, Fla., 6:10 p.m. only hit in the contest. Tigers and struck out three Country Day School at Sacramento at New Orleans, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Miami, 6 p.m. Colorado at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Owen went four innings batters while allowing two 6 p.m. on Thursday in Lake Philadelphia at New York, 7 p.m. AUTO RACING Phoenix at Calgary, 8 p.m. without allowing a hit for hits. City. Memphis at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games San Antonio at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Daytona 500 lineup Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Boston at Portland, 9 p.m. Montreal at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Dallas at Nashville, 8 p.m. At Daytona International Speedway Edmonton at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. No. 2 Miami knocked off by Wake Forest, 80-65

By JOEDY McCREARY that made it 46-41. off then-No. 1 Duke four Associated Press He added a layup 2 min- years ago when they utes later to pull Miami to were in the top five them- WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 50-45, and it looked as if selves. — C.J. Harris scored 23 the Hurricanes were going As the final seconds ticked points and Wake Forest to find a way to keep their away, Harris and Travis beat No. 2 Miami 80-65 charmed run rolling. McKie — two of the three on Saturday to snap the But two possessions later, available non-freshmen on Hurricanes’ 14-game win- Harris turned a turnover scholarship — exchanged ning streak. into a fast-break dunk that a flying chest-bump before Codi Miler-McIntyre started a 12-0 run that put the Wake Forest students added 15 points while Harris the Demon Deacons on the rushed the court for the was 5 for 5 from 3-point fast track to their biggest second time in little over a range to lead the Demon victory since they knocked month. Deacons (12-14, 5-9 Atlantic Coast Conference). They shot 54 percent, led by double figures for the entire second half and reeled off 12 straight points to pull away for their biggest victory under third-year coach Jeff Bzdelik. Durand Scott had all 17 of his points in the second half for the Hurricanes (22-4, 13-1), the last of the schools in the six BCS conferences to get its first league loss. Shane Larkin added 13 points, Trey McKinney Jones had 11 and Kenny Kadji finished with 10, but Miami was outrebounded 36-35 by the younger, small- er Demon Deacons. Still, the Hurricanes clawed back into the game with an 18-8 run that start- ed late in the first half and ended on Scott’s jumper with 14 1/2 minutes left 3BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Richardson Middle School first baseman Scott Carman watches as Lake City Middle School’s Dylan Blair creeps away from base as he attempts to steal second.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Lake City Middle School runner Jeremy Solomon makes a break for third base on Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Richardson Middle School catcher Cody Collins gets his hand checked out after a collision with a Lake City Middle School player at home base.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Richardson Middle School’s Jacob Sosa swings at a pitch during a game against Lake City JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Middle School Thursday. Lake City Middle School’s Micah Krieghauser takes a swing on Thursday. 4BSports

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Shea Chesney makes a rolling catch against Santa Fe High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High pitcher Alex Walker winds up while playing JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Santa Fe High’s Megan Strickland safely slides to thrid base just in time for Fort White High’s Kayla Redwine to tag her. against Santa Fe High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Shae Chesney runs to first after bunting a pitch against Santa Fe on Friday. Fort White High’s Emily Roach reconsiders stealing third base against Santa Fe High. 5BSports

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ASSOCIATED PRESS (left) slides to a stop near Regan Smith (7) after a wreck at the conclusion of the NASCAR Nationwide Series auto race Saturday at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach. COURTESY PHOTO Elks state hoop shoot Gabby Chambers of Eastside Elementary placed third in Stewart wins at Daytona the 8-9 age division at the Elks Hoop Shoot state competition at Umatilla on Feb. 15. She is congratulated by Eastside Principal Trey Hosford, who is the local lodge after scary last-lap crash director for the hoop shoot.

By JENNA FRYER a function of determining Larson’s engine out of the other than concede second Associated Press what all damage is done. fence, and there appeared place, and I wasn’t willing INDIANS: Fall at home They’re moving folks, as to be a tire in the stands. to do that today. Our job is Continued From Page 1B DAYTONA BEACH we’ve seen, to care centers Daytona President Joie to put them in position to — As emergency workers and take some folks over to Chitwood waited by steps win, and it was, and it didn’t scored. Cushman had the Jessie TenBroeck reached tended to injured fans and Halifax Medical.” as emergency workers work out.” other hit. base on a single, two walks ambulance sirens wailed in Stewart, who won for the attended to those in the As the cars began wreck- For Suwannee (3- and was hit by a pitch. the background, a somber 19th time at Daytona and stands. Across the track, ing all around Smith and 1), Timberly Steichen She stole seven bases and Tony Stewart skipped the seventh time in the last nine fans pressed against a fence Keselowski, Stewart (home run, two RBIs, scored four runs. traditional post-race victory season-opening Nationwide and used binoculars trying slid through for the win, two runs scored) and Fort White hosts celebration following the races, was in no mood to to watch. Wrecked cars and but Larson plowed into Shayla Kicklighter (RBI, Gainesville High at 6 p.m. NASCAR Nationwide Series celebrate. busted parts were strewn Keselowski and his car run scored) were 2-for-3. Tuesday. race Saturday at Daytona “The important thing across the garage. was sent airborne into the International Speedway. is what going on on the “It’s a violent wreck. Just stands. When Larson’s car A last-lap accident sent frontstretch right now,” seeing the carnage on the came to a stop, it was miss- rookie Kyle Larson’s car said Stewart, the three-time racetrack, it’s truly unbe- ing its entire front end. The sailing into the fence that NASCAR champion. “We’ve lievable,” driver Justin 20-year-old, who made his separates the track from always known, and since Allgaier said. Daytona debut this week, the seats, and large chunks racing started, this is a dan- It was a chaotic finish stood apparently stunned, of Larson’s car landed in gerous sport. But it’s hard. to a race that was stopped hands on his hips, sever- the grandstands. The car We assume that risk, but nearly 20 minutes five laps al feet away from his car, itself had its entire front end it’s hard when the fans get from the finish by a 13-car before finally making the sheared off, with a piece caught up in it. accident that sent driver mandatory trip to the care of burning engine wedged “So as much as we want Michael Annett to a local center. through a gaping hole in to celebrate right now and hospital for further evalua- He later said his first the fence. as much as this is a big deal tion. NASCAR said Annett thought was with the fans. Neither NASCAR nor to us, I’m more worried was awake and alert. “I hope all the fans are Daytona International about the drivers and the The race resumed with OK and all the drivers are all Speedway officials had any fans that are in the stands three laps to go, and the right,” Larson said. “I took a immediate comment on right now because that was final accident occurred with couple big hits there and potential injuries. ... I could see it my Regan Smith leading as he saw my engine was gone. “There obviously was mirror, and it didn’t look headed out of the final turn Just hope everybody’s all some intrusion into the good from where I was at.” to the checkered flag. He right.” fence and fortunately with The accident spread into admittedly tried to block He said he was along for the way the event’s equipped the upper deck and emer- Brad Keselowski to pre- the ride in the last-lap acci- up, there were plenty of gency crews treated fans on serve the win. dent. emergency workers ready both levels. There were five “I tried to throw a block, “I was getting pushed to go and they all jumped stretchers that appeared to it’s Daytona, you want to from behind, I felt like, and in on it pretty quickly,” said be carrying fans out, and go for the win here,” Smith by the time my spotter said NASCAR President Mike a helicopter flew overhead. said. “I don’t know how you lift or go low, it was too Helton. “Right now, it’s just A forklift was used to pluck can play it any different late,” Larson said.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Dale Earnhardt Jr. (right) climbs into his car during a practice session for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Daytona 500 at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach. Earnhardt tops final practice for Daytona 500

By MARK LONG Marcos Ambrose and Aric Terry Labonte and Joe Associated Press Almirola. Nemechek also sat out the Pole-sitter Danica Patrick session. So did Joe Gibbs DAYTONA BEACH — and Stewart-Haas Racing Racing teammates Kyle Quiet most of Speedweeks, teammate Tony Stewart Busch, Denny Hamlin and Dale Earnhardt Jr. made a were among 10 drivers who Matt Kenseth. little noise Saturday. skipped the 1 1/2 -hour “We don’t have any plans Earnhardt topped the final tuneup. to go out,” Gordon said. speed chart for the final Patrick is trying to “We feel like this entire practice session before become the first driver week we have been able to Sunday’s season-opening win the Daytona 500 from learn everything we need Daytona 500. the pole since Dale Jarrett to get prepared for the race The 2004 Daytona 500 in 2000. Only nine drivers tomorrow. ... We’ve got champion turned the fast have accomplished the feat a great race car. We are lap by averaging 198.592 in 54 years. excited. We’ve got a great mph around the 2 1/2 - Three-time Daytona 500 opportunity here.” mile superspeedway. David winner Jeff Gordon, 2010 Before Saturday, Gilliland was second, fol- Daytona 500 champ Jamie Earnhardt had done little lowed by Clint Bowyer, McMurray, Casey Mears, during Speedweeks. 6b LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2013

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EG>8:H76H:9DC'%%%9DLC5'#.;DG,*BDCI=H# H::9:6A:G;DG8DBEA:I:9:I6>AH# 1CColumbia1CBIZ FRONT Inc. Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County Week of Feb. 24-Mar. 2, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C ON BUSINESS REAL ESTATE Market shows new life Jerry Osteryoung Local sales, listings (850) 644-3372 rise significantly [email protected] compared to 2012. Honesty By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected] olumbia County’s is best housing market con- tinues to improve, business bringing real estate agents who had left Cthe profession back into the policy business. Dan Gherna, executive direc- “Each time you are hon- tor of the Lake City Board est and conduct yourself of Realtors, said he is seeing with honesty, a success members who left the industry force will drive you toward during the recession return. The greater success. Each time monthly market report indicates you lie, even with a little Columbia County’s real estate white lie, there are strong market continues to improve. forces pushing you toward The county’s January monthly failure.” market report indicated a 66.7 — Joseph Sugarman percent increase in closed sales from 12 months ago. Thirdy nron homes sold in January, compared Corporation is to 18 in January 2012. continually in the news. What Cash sales, an indicator of FILE disturbs me the investors buying homes, were 40 A number of factors indicate the Columbia County housing market is becoming more active. Both sales and list- Emost about this travesty, percent of the homes sold in the ings of houses increased substantially in January, according to the Lake City Board of Realtors. is the magnitude and the county. January also saw 82 new list- scope of the dishonesty. of supply. Months of supply indi- pared to a year ago. The median The market did see declines ings posted in — the largest It is incredulous to real- cates an estimate of the number days on the market was 85. In in median and average selling increase of new listings in more ize the number of people of months it will take to sell all January 2012, the median days price, but Gherna said because than a year. who knew or should have the homes on the market. on market was 102 days. the number of homes sold in the With the increase in new list- known that their actions When the number is above 5.5 Columbia County saw the most county is small, price can swing ings, the amount of inventory were not correct and prob- months, the market favors buy- new listings in the $150,000 to with few low-priced homes sold. ticked up 0.1 percent to a 12- ably illegal. Yet the majority ers over sellers. $199,999 price range, with 24 month of supply. A balanced mar- of these ethical issues were Homes sold faster when com- entering the market. HOUSING continued on 2C never seriously considered. ket for real estate is 5.5 months While dishonesty in corporations hits the front page, just the other day Stephen Ambrose, the well known author, was caught plagiarizing sections of his book The Wild Blue, Citizen Soldiers and Nixon: Ruin and Recovery 1973- 1990. I think that dishonesty in our society is tolerated and in many ways encouraged. Just look at how many times the legal system gives people a chance to change before they have to go to jail. Sometimes in my classes at various universities, I ask the students how they ASSOCIATED PRESS would respond if they got Goverments shrink Janet Falk, an unemployed public relations professional, said hiring managers have back $20 more than was refused to consider her application because she has not worked in so long. due them from a restaurant cashier. Unfortunately, the amid calls for cuts majority of students say they would keep the $20. By TOM RAUM a deficit-reduction deal to Long-term unemployed They rationalize that the Associated Press avert them. restaurant makes millions With the deadline only of dollars and will not miss WASHINGTON — a week off, Obama and caught in hiring bind the $20. After I get over the Republicans and other Republicans who control shock of their reaction, I fiscal conservatives keep the House are far apart By JENNIFER PELTZ such practices by employers have met have a very long talk with insisting on more federal over how to resolve the Associated Press with mixed results. them about ethics and hon- austerity and a smaller gov- deadlock. While last-minute While New Jersey, Oregon and esty. ernment. Without much budget deals are frequent NEW YORK — Help wanted. Washington, D.C., have passed laws Can I change their view fanfare or acknowledge- in Washington, neither side Qualifications: Must already have a job. making it illegal to discriminate against of honesty? Maybe or ment, they’ve already got- is optimistic of reaching It’s a frustrating catch for those out of the unemployed, New York City’s maybe not, but what I can ten much of both. one this time. work in an era of high unemployment: billionaire-businessman mayor vetoed on do is make them aware of Spending by federal, state Even as the private sec- looking for a job, only to find that some Friday what would have been the most the ethical considerations. and local governments on tor has been slowly add- employers don’t want anyone who doesn’t aggressive such measure in the country. I think so many people get payrolls, equipment, build- ing jobs, governments have already have one. Similar proposals have stalled in more themselves into problems ings, teachers, emergency been shedding them, hold- But after four years of above-average because they just do not workers, defense programs ing down overall employ- joblessness in the U.S., efforts to bar JOBLESS continued on 2C realize that there are ethical and other core govern- ment gains and keeping the dimensions to their deci- mental functions has been jobless rate close to 8 per- sions. shrinking steadily since the cent, compared with normal Here is what I tell my deep 2007-2009 recession non-recessionary levels of 5 students and entrepreneurs and as the anemic recovery to 6 percent that have pre- Huddle Up to ask themselves if they continues. vailed since the 1950s. with the Winning Team are getting into an ethical This recent shrinkage “It’s a massive drag quagmire: has largely been obscured on the economy. We lost BUYING OR SELLING, CHOOSE THE WINNING TEAM 1. What would your by an increase in spend- three-quarter million pub- Debbie Myles, Linda Carter, Cindy Carter, Anita Tonetti, Tyrone Weston, mother say about this ing on benefit payments to lic-sector jobs in the recov- Ginny Smith, Carol Law, Susan Sloan, Blake Lunde II, Heather Craig, action? individuals under “entitle- ery,” said economist Heidi Mike Sloan. Not pictured: Kayla Carbone, Teena Peavy, 2. How would you feel ment” programs, including Shierholz of the labor- Cynthia Kirby, and Michael Streicher. if your action appeared on Social Security, Medicare, friendly Economic Policy the front page of the local Medicaid and veterans ben- Institute. “We’re still losing newspaper? efits. Retiring baby boomBuy- government or Sell jobs, although with a 3. Is it illegal? ers are driving much of this the pace has slowed. But If you have the uh-oh increase. we haven’t Winning turned around Team Call or stop by, we have feeling about your action Another round of yet.” the perfect game plan huge cuts — known in A larger-than-usual from these questions, to find your new home! then you are in an ethical Washington parlance as decline in federal spend- dilemma. I believe that just the “sequester” — will hit ing, notably on defense beginning March 1, poten- programs, helped push being aware of an ethical 3101 US HWY 90 WEST, STE. 101 Lake City, FL 32055 issue will help you to better tially meaning layoffs for the economy into negative analyze and deal with the hundreds of thousands territory in the final three (386) 752-6575 Toll Free 1-800-333-4946 of federal workers unless months of 2012. 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JOBLESS: Caught in bind SHRINK: Governments already getting smaller Continued From Page 1C Continued From Page 1C growth, meanwhile, has Panetta said 800,000 civil- Government doesn’t solve Presidents George W. Bush than a dozen other states long-term unemployed can’t been inching along at a ian Pentagon employees problems, it is the prob- and Obama. and Congress. get in the game,” said Falk, weak 1-2 percent — not were notified this week lem. “The problem going Advocates for the unem- who was laid off four years enough to significantly they likely are to be placed “This spending issue forward is one of demo- ployed say such hiring prac- ago. She now runs her own further drive down the on periods of unpaid leave is the biggest issue that graphics and rising health tices are unfair, particularly consulting business. national unemployment due to lawmakers’ failure threatens our future,” care. It is the baby boom to those who have been laid An October 2011 search rate, which now stands at to act. House Speaker John generation retiring,” said off because of the econom- of New York City-based 7.9 percent. The recent downsizing Boehner, R-Ohio, says. Alice Rivlin, a White House ic crunch and not through job listings found more Although federal spend- in government is most “When are we going to budget director under any fault of their own. than a dozen that explic- ing is projected to decline pronounced at the state get serious about our long- President Bill Clinton. “It’s Businesses, though, say itly required candidates to from 22.8 percent of the and local levels. Most term spending problem?” the fact that everybody is that the extent of such prac- be employed, Manhattan gross domestic product states have constitutional And Florida Sen. Marco living longer.” tices is exaggerated, hiring Borough President Scott recorded last year to 21.5 or statutory requirements Rubio of Florida, deliver- Republicans argue that decisions are too complicat- Stringer’s office said. A percent by 2017, it still for balanced budgets. That ing the GOP response entitlement programs ed to legislate, and employ- broader review that year by will exceed the 40-year- means nearly all states are to Obama’s State of the should be on the cutting ers could end up defending the National Employment average of 21.0 percent, prohibited from running Union address, said “a board as well as other themselves against dubious Law Project found 150 ads according to the nonparti- budget deficits, while the major cause of our recent government programs. complaints. that were restricted to or san Congressional Budget federal government is not. downturn was a housing Democrats generally have Nationally, more than 1 in aimed at people currently Office. Spending peaked Not only can the federal crisis created by reckless been more protective of 3 unemployed workers has working. at 25.2 percent of GDP in government run deficits, government policies.” them, although the presi- been looking for at least As for why, experts say 2009. but it can print money Soaring recent govern- dent and many congres- six months, according to employers may think that The budget office also — through actions by the ment deficits are partially sional Democrats acknowl- the federal Bureau of Labor unemployed applicants’ said the economy is rough- Federal Reserve — some- a side effect of the worst edge some paring of these Statistics. skills have atrophied, that ly 5.5 percent smaller than thing states are prohibited recession since the 1930s, popular programs is in Janet Falk said that when they lost their jobs because it would have been had from doing. which took a huge bite out order. she applied for a public- of their own shortcomings, there been no recession. Those calling for a of tax revenues at the same The federal budget defi- relations job at a New York or that they will jump at any The Defense smaller government most- time spending increased cit for the fiscal year end- law firm two years ago, job offer and then leave as Department already ly don’t take notice of the on recession-fighting pro- ing Sept. 30 is estimated to the recruiter told her she soon as something better has made deep spend- wave of recent cutbacks. grams like unemployment be $845 billion — the first wouldn’t be considered comes along. ing cuts, and outgoing Their clarion call remains compensation and stimu- time it’s dropped below $1 because she had been out But “’don’t apply, don’t Defense Secretary Leon Ronald Reagan’s mantra: lus measures under both trillion in five years. of work for more than three even try’ is the opposite months. The recruiter was of American values,” New being paid to find candi- York City Council Speaker dates who were in jobs or Christine Quinn said when HONESTY: Trust is key to success in business just out of them. the measure passed last “My personal view is that month. She said Friday Continued From Page 1C hiring is like musical chairs, that she expects the City and if only the people who Council will override Mayor situation. the normal price to an honest much money or the previous cus- are already on the dance ’s veto The top 1 percent of all salesmen company? tomer had left some money in the floor are playing, then the within a month. were interviewed and asked what I believe that honesty is one money dispenser drawer. When I is the most important attribute for of the most important consider- saw this, I took it into the bank with their success? Was it? ations in being an entrepreneur. the kids in tow and returned it. Our a. Their character, Employees, customers and vendors children still talk about that experi- HOUSING: Market improves b. Their wit, cannot trust you if you are dishon- ence with pride; however, what real- c. Their products/services, est. We have been jaded by so much ly felt great about the experience Continued From Page 1C d. Their motivation, or dishonesty in our public lives (e.g. was that I knew that I had been true e. Their honesty. President Clinton and President to myself. The median sale price prices, people still sold Without question, the most Nixon) that sometimes we learn to Is being honest easy? No! But of a home in January was their homes for about the important attribute to this top group tolerate dishonesty and sometimes honesty brings tremendous divi- $106,250, compared to last same percentage of their of salesmen was honesty. They to even expect it. dends. January’s median sale price asking price — 87.4 per- clearly understood that for custom- Honesty is the virtue you should I promise you that, if you make a of $116,500 — a decrease cent this past January as ers to have a relationship with them, most desire for your company. The significant effort to be honest, it will the customer needed to trust them. Downtown Rotary Club each year bring rewards in that you will feel of 8.8 percent. The aver- compared to 88.1 percent age price of a home sold in Trust is only earned through consis- seeks out the best ethically sound so much better about yourself. in January 2012. January was $113,806 com- tently honest relations. business in my local area. I applaud Honesty is the only policy! pared to an average sale In total, 365 homes are Most people want to have rela- their effort to raise the awareness of You can do this! price of $124,428 in January up for sale in Columbia tionships with only honest people. ethics and honesty throughout our County, with 75 priced Just ask someone whether he or community. ■ fSU finance Professor 2012 — a decrease of 8.5 Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is Executive percent. at more than $250,000, she would prefer to get a 10 percent When our kids were younger Director of the Jim Moran Institute for Despite the decrease in including one home listed discount on a product dealing with a (about 10 years ago), I went to an Global Entrepreneurship at florida average and median sale at $1 million. dishonest business or to pay ATM machine. It either gave me too State University’s College of Business. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2013 3C

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John Lyons 800-622-2832 ext 210 housing act which makes it illegal workshop is asked to advise the LPN, 3-11 shift, part time. to advertise "any preference, Real Estate School Board at least 48 hours be- CNA, All Shifts. limitation, or discrimination based 870 Wanted fore the workshop by contacting Excellent pay and benefits. 705 Rooms for Rent on race, color, religion, sex, Mrs. Lynda Croft at (386) 755-8003. disability, familial status or nation- I Buy Houses School Board of Columbia County, Please apply at 587 SE Ermine Ave., Lake City, Fl 32025 Room - Furnished, Clean, TV, al origin; or any intention to make CASH! Florida Fridge, Microwave, Cable, Interet, By: EOE/DFWP such preference, limitation or Quick Sale Fair Price Laundry. Close in. Private w/ discrimination." Familial status 386-269-0605 Terry L. Huddleston Enterence. For more information. 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Sandy Kishton One woman’s journey Ex-councilwoman programs that would lead to suc- cess after high school, she said. comments on progress Every morning she would wake Grand in matters of race. up early, ride the 15 miles into White Springs and then be bused Canyon By DEREK GILLIAM to Richardson. [email protected] “There wasn’t the bullying then, and they welcomed this ole ettye Lane remembers country girl in,” she said. chopper pressing her face After graduating from Florida against the screen Agricultural and Mechanical door of her Hamilton University, she wanted to teach flight County home waiting high school at Richardson. It Bfor her father to return. She was took a year before she was hired. ’ve seen the Grand too young to understand what She still remembers the day. Canyon many times frightened her. She was helping her father — mostly flying The 3-year-old Lane didn’t pick tobacco on a farm when the over it, once on the understand the race relations of janitor from the school found her. Skywalk but my favor- the 1940s and ’50s and why her “I said, ‘Dad, I’m gone. This is Iite so far was the helicopter outspoken father went to all the not the life for me,’” she recalled. tour that landed in the can- local meetings. There was just She said teaching was her yon next to the Colorado this feeling that he might not “heart and soul.” She spoke at River. make it home. eight graduations, including the Sue and I were picked “I thought he was absolutely last year she taught at the school. up by a shuttle bus at our crazy, because I found out he “I said, ‘God help me get hotel and driven about 35 wasn’t getting paid for any of through this without the ugly minutes to Boulder City this,” Lane said. “And I asked cry,’” Lane said. where the airport/heliport him one time, ‘Daddy why are Even in retirement, Lane is located. By the way, you doing all this.’” JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter dedicates her time to helping the Boulder City is the only The answer he gave shaped Bettye Lane was the first woman elected to Lake City City Council. She community. She’s part of many city in Nevada where gam- the now 75-year-old woman’s life says there have been great strides in racial equality in her lifetime. committees and boards, and says bling is illegal — or it was of dedication to the community. although she doesn’t have the in 2009. Betcha didn’t know “And he said, ‘Because it needs before deciding to run, she made percent of the vote. She would money to contribute she has the that. doing,’” Lane said. “My hero was a trip to her father’s grave and win two more elections before time and energy. We checked in, which my father ... If I had one wish in prayed for advice. She said he deciding to not run in 2004. One organization she’s most included being weighed this world, it would be that every always talked about”‘those politi- Lane’s first memories of Lake proud of participating in is Take with everything you child born on this earth had the cians” and she wanted to run City came during her senior Stock in Children. The program planned to take with you parents I had.” things by him. year of high school back in 1954. targets students who have the on the helicopter. You see In 1996, Lane became the first After 40 minutes at the grave- Her father wanted his children potential to reach college but there are weight limits and woman of any color to be elected yard, Lane decided to give it a to graduate from college, and to Lake City’s City Council, but shot. She said she won with 70 Richardson High School offered LANE continued on 2D TRAVEL continued on 2D Oscars: Some easy picks this year he Academy win. Certainly the death Awards have in 2010 of my Oscar soul- admittedly lost mate, Mickie, is a factor. much of their I even contemplate that luster for me in it’s my advancing age and Trecent years, and I’ve tried the thoughts of infinite to figure out why. things more crucially Possibly it’s the plethora important than movies. of movie award shows, Mark Kirby (Nowadays when I hear making the Oscars all but the term “visual effects,” a moot point by the time of it’s residual anger at heart- their broadcast. Perhaps felt choices that didn’t OSCARS continued on 2D

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OSCARS: Some easy picks this year Some citrus trees can Continued From Page 1D survive in North Florida I think of cataract sur- gery, not Oscars.) Or it could be that in recent f you live in Florida, GARDEN TALK one on your shopping list. years movies have been you grow your own Trees have survived tem- pretty lousy. Last year, oranges. That’s what peratures of 14 degrees the only film I thought many northerners with slight injury. If the Oscar worthy was “The assume when they tree is in bud or bloom, Descendants.” Happily, I however, these tender tis- think of Florida home land- this year is different. scapes. sues will freeze. For more Evidently others agree. Although not the norm, information on which trees Last year only one best there are homeowners in to grow, go to http://edis. picture nominee (“The ifas.ufl.edu/hs132 extreme northern Florida Nichelle Demorest Help”) out of nine had who are successful with [email protected] If you are growing citrus grossed over $100 mil- growing dooryard citrus. that you suspect has been lion at Oscar time. This The key to success is start- cold damaged, don’t prune year, five out of nine have weather called “quies- ing with the right plants, immediately. During the (“Argo,” “Les Miserables,” cence,” when no growth and then growing them spring flush of growth, “Lincoln,” “Life of Pi” and takes place. Maximum leaves may start to grow, “Django Unchained”), in the right place. “Right cold hardiness develops in plant, right place.” but then soon wilt. After and two others (“Zero North Florida because of this flush and wilt, you’ll Dark Thirty” and “Silver We may have more our lower winter average ASSOCIATED PRESS freezes than we really have a better idea which Linings Playbook”) should temperatures. branches need to be A large Oscar statue is covered with a plastic tarp in the red think we should have, soon. It’s a good sign that Young trees are the removed. carpet arrival area outside the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood but that is one part of the so many films that are most vulnerable to cold Small citrus trees can simultaneously adult and waiting for tonight’s 85th Academy Awards ceremony. growing equation that is damage. During the first out of our control. The up even help you create more enjoyable are doing well. five years, they are more living space at home, and nee ever (Emmanuelle she deserves the award. side of cold weather is that Maybe moviegoers are often damaged by cold without the need of a Riva), the predicted win- I love Anne, but as my some of our pests are kept becoming more adven- when already stressed by builders’ permit. Even the ner (Jennifer Lawrence) friend Lyle sagely noted, under control by natural turous once again and disease, insects, drought, smallest yard can be trans- and a true dark horse all these accolades aren’t means. Hollywood will reward or nutrient deficiencies. formed into usable and them with quality, Oscar- (Naomi Watts). Truly, so much for Anne, as Being farther north, Injury can be expected if sustainable outdoor rooms worthy films. any of these five could for the song. (Just like away from the concentra- young trees have put on with a little planning. Well, we’ll see. For win, but I’m predicting Jennifer Hudson going tion of citrus groves, also a flush of new growth just Attend a free Landscape now, here are predictions Chastain, one of today’s to Oscar victory in 2007 gives us some relief from prior to a cold snap. Design class and learn for this year’s nominated most promising actresses. by screaming “And I’m citrus pests. Daring gar- The smallest parts of how to create these out- crop: SUPPORTING Telling You, I’m Not deners who do take the the tree are damaged first, door rooms from the BEST PICTURE: ACTOR: Robert De Going” in “Dreamgirls.”) risk of growing citrus are generally from the outside expert, Sabine Marcks, “Argo.” Ben Affleck’s Niro for “Silver Linings DIRECTOR: Steven often rewarded with juicy to the inside of the tree. registered landscape archi- movie about the 1979 Playbook.” He, along with Spielberg for “Lincoln.” “Florida sunshine” right The flowers freeze first, tect. This workshop will Iran hostage crisis has every other nominee here Since Ben Affleck is not outside their back doors. then young twigs and be at 6:30 p.m. on Monday been winning prize after (Alan Arkin, Tommy Lee up for this award and Citrus trees are cold- leaves, followed by more at the Columbia County prize, and despite Affleck Jones, Philip Seymour “Lincoln” had the most tender plants from sub- mature growth. The trunk Extension Office and unjustly not being nomi- Hoffman, Christoph nominations, look for a tropical and tropical areas, is the last part of the tree everyone is invited. The nated for best director, Waltz), is a terrific actor, Spielberg victory here. but they can develop to sustain freeze damage. Extension Office is located as one of the film’s pro- and each already has an some cold tolerance. They Satsuma trees grafted on on Mary Ethel Lane at the ducers (George Clooney Oscar. De Niro has two, OTHER RACES: don’t become dormant trifoliate orange rootstock northeast corner of the is another), he will still but he hasn’t won since in the winter like apples have demonstrated the fairgrounds in Lake City. triumph. In Greek myth, “Raging Bull” in 1981. It’s Foreign Language Film: and peaches, but they do greatest freeze survival For information, call Argo was the ship on very hard for an actor to “Amour” enter a period during cool and should be number 752-5384. which Prince Jason sailed get three Oscars (unless Animated Feature: to find the Golden Fleece, you’re Daniel Day-Lewis “Wreck-It Ralph and it looks like the movie playing Abe Lincoln), but Cinematography: “Life LANE: “Argo” will bring back the I’m guessing that the 30- of Pi” Ex-councilwoman sees progress Golden Statue. year gap and the academy Makeup and wanting to give something ACTOR: Daniel Day- Hairstyling: “Les Continued From Page 1D to this movie will push De Lewis for “Lincoln.” The Miserables” need financial help to obtain a degree. that we would be looking down on a Niro to victory. His clos- film has some flaws but Production Design: The program begins tracking a student in parade that has a City Council vehicle in est competition is Tommy Day-Lewis’ portrayal “Lincoln” eighth grade and requires a pledge from it, the old fire truck, and on that vehicle Lee Jones for “Lincoln.” Original Screenplay: the students to do their very best in their are two black city councilmen and a of our 16th president is not one of them. He SUPPORTING Michael Haneke, “Amour” studies. white city councilwoman. My dad would Adapted Screenplay: will win his third best- ACTRESS: Sally Field Lane’s son, Darryl, died of cancer about have never have imagined that he would Tony Kushner, “Lincoln” actor Oscar, setting an in “Lincoln.” Yes, I know two years ago. His wife, Madelynn, set up be looking down on a county commis- Visual Effects: “Life of an endowment for the program, and Lane sion vehicle and see the longest serving Academy record. One of that Anne Hathaway is the the refreshingly few races Pi” serves on the board for the organization. county commissioner, Ronald Williams sure thing. Yes, I know this year with a definite Costume Design: During the Olustee Festival parade — long, long serving, re-elected and re- that she’s won most of outcome. “Lincoln” through downtown Lake City, Lane was in elected. this category’s awards for ACTRESS: Jessica singing the show-stopping Film Editing: “Argo” the viewing stands, and couldn’t help but “... And that royalty float that just went Sound Mixing: “Les marvel at some of the things she saw. by, that little girl that Miss Olustee is Chastain for “Zero Dark “I Dreamed a Dream” in Thirty.” Last year, this “Les Miserables.” Yes, I Miserables” “My dad would never have imagined black,” Lane said. race was one of the few know that she’s one of the Sound Editing: “Zero with potential for an most talented and popular Dark Thirty” upset, and so it is again. and respected actresses Original Score: “Life of TRAVEL: Chastain plays a deter- today, and Hollywood Pi” Grand Canyon by chopper mined CIA agent out to just loves to reward this Original Song: “Skyfall” Continued From Page 1D kill Osama bin Laden, and type of performer. But from “Skyfall” while her performance I’m stubbornly behind Documentary Feature: they have to keep the heli- is stellar, I think it’s the Sally and predict that if “How to Survive a Plague” copter balanced, so based role that will win the there’s an upset, it’ll be Documentary Short: on weights they give you Oscar for her. Her com- here and Sally will get her “Kings Point” assigned seats. Don’t let petition is the youngest third Oscar, her first since 1985. She’s magnificent as it scare you off, only the best-actress nominee ever ■ Mark Kirby is a Lake City attendant behind the coun- (Quvenzhané Wallis), the the desperately troubled resident with a longtime ter can see the scale. oldest best-actress nomi- Mary Todd Lincoln, and interest in motion pictures. After we checked in, they had us watch a safety video, then you were called by your pilot. Sue and I Stop by the got to sit up front with the pilot. Yeah! (I noticed at check-in you could pay an Lake City Reporter additional $50 for a front seat, but we didn’t have for your to). There were six of us, plus the pilot — his name complimentary was Dave and he was COURTESY PHOTO really nice and had a great Sandy Kishton (left) and her friend Sue share a champagne engagement personality. We had to put on life preservers because toast beneath a dining canopy on the floor of the Grand we were flying over water, Canyon after being helicoptered in. package. buckle up then put on our head phones so we could some shade. We each had hit just right, contrasting • Holiday Inn hear him speaking and individual lunch baskets with the very blue sky. 754-1411, ext. 106 talk or ask questions if we with turkey sandwiches, It sure made me want to • GeGee’s Studio wanted to. chips and a cookie. We come back for further The helicopter ride was also had champagne to exploration. Overall, Sue 758-2088 about 40 to 45 minutes celebrate our trip to the and I both rated the trip • Camp Weed Cerveny over Lake Mead, Hoover Grand Canyon. Of course, an A-plus (except for the Conference Center Dam and Fortification we did! It was very tasty, shuttle bus trip back to Hill and into the Grand but you had to have water the hotel). Long story 386-364-5250 Canyon. We landed the too because it was 106 short, we were kicked off • Wards Jewelry & Gifts helicopter on the southern degrees down there. We our air-conditioned bus 752-5470 side, in an area owned by only had about 30 minutes and put on another van one of Indian tribes. The on the ground to eat and after the first drop-off spot • Sweetwater Branch Inn northern side is owned look around. After taking where the air wasn’t work- 800-595-7760 by the government. a couple of pictures, we ing. It seemed to take for- According to our pilot, were back in the sky. ever to get back, probably the tour companies pay a Here are some of my because the excitement pretty penny to the tribes observations: The water and anticipation of the day for the rights and access in Lake Mead was bluer were long gone. to land the helicopters on than the sky. The Colorado However, a friend of the banks of the Colorado River was orange mud col- ours said, “Leave it to the River. ored. The canyon itself is two of you to find cham- Once we landed, our pretty deep, and we didn’t pagne in the desert!” Yep, pilot served lunch. There get to see near enough of that’s us! were picnic tables cov- it. Aisle Style ered with netting (which What we did see was ■ Sandy Kishton is a free- Complimentary reminded me of a military gorgeous; the different lance travel writer who lives camp you might see on rock formations of all in Lake City. 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FASHION Out of the closet, shoes move center stage More avant-garde designers are working on feet.

By LEANNE ITALIE Associated Press

NEW YORK — Shoes are hav- ing a 21st century moment as they’ve pushed from mere acces- sory to the center of the fashion stage. Sexuality, social status, fashion IQ: The reasons for our shoe obsession are many, but one thing’s for sure: more, and more avant-garde, designers are taking on the feet. “There has been a big empha- sis on high designer shoes in the past 10 to 12 years, so more women are certainly willing to spend more money on high-end shoes, but there’s also been a real focus on shoes as art piec- es,” said Colleen Hill, assistant ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS curator of accessories for The ABOVE LEFT: Museum at the Fashion Institute A model wears high boots during the Rebecca Minkoff Fall 2013 fashion show during Fashion Week in New York. ABOVE RIGHT: A model wearing decorated shoes with matching stockings during The Anna of Technology. BELOW LEFT: The museum went directly to Sui Fall 2013 collection. Shoes to be worn by models displayed backstage before the showing of the source — a Who’s Who of the Thom Browne Fall 2013 collection. BELOW RIGHT: A pair of silver shoes designed by Chanel with guns as shoe designers and some high- heels is on display at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. profile collectors — for “Shoe Obsession,” an exhibition that runs through April 13. Outlandish beer heiress Daphne Guinness lent some of her favorites. So did jewelry Among the fanciful shoes on display designer Lynn Ban, who owns in the “Shoe Obsession” exhibit at roughly 800 pairs and says, “I’ve the Fashion Institute of Technology worn them all, at least once.” in New York are: (top) Christian The exhibition shows off 153 Louboutin’s “Fetish Ballerine” pump; specimens, mostly from this cen- tury, including Ban’s silver-plat- (center) Roger Vivier’s Eyelash form Chanels with handguns for Heel pump; and (bottom) a pair of heels (They came with a warning within a department store. masses joining in a more recent when compared to a decade ago. shoes designed by Tom Ford. against packing them in carry-on Shoes by established design- phenomenon known as the “Sex “We’ve gone about as high as luggage when flying). From the ers and design houses — Manolo and the City” effect continues to most people can walk in shoes, resins, painted python. All are eerie, bone-white Exoskeleton Blahnik, Salvatore Ferragamo, ripple in fashion. unless you’re Lady Gaga. That’s included in the exhibition. made of resin and produced Roger Vivier, Chanel, Prada, Shoes are so popular, in fact, about six inches, but some peo- Linda Wells, editor in chief of through 3-D digital printing by Christian Louboutin — remain that Hill cited recent data not- ple can do higher.” Allure magazine, said in a New Janina Alleyne to the disco-ball- popular — obvi! — but quirky ing the average American woman Ban is one of them. York Fashion Week interview ish silver sparklers without a heel stars have arisen as quickly as owns nearly twice as many shoes “I can go maybe 10 inches, but that shoe trends are like fash- by Giuseppe Zanotti (also Ban’s); heels have gone so high that 4 as she did a decade ago — about that’s, like, standing at a cocktail ion trends in general — you can nary a style is left unrepresented inches is the new “low,” the two 17 pairs. party not moving. Anything for find whatever you want: pointy by FIT. curators said. “What we’re seeing in a way is fashion,” she laughed. toes, stiletto heels, high plat- Hill and Valerie Steele, director The new design generation? a kind of democratization of the While a high toe platform to forms, fancy flats, more mascu- and chief curator of the museum, Modernists Kei Kagami, with art kind of phenomenon that we saw match rear height remains popu- line shapes. have co-written a book, “Shoe pieces that take on an almost in ‘Sex and the City,’” Steele said. lar, with Ban and millions of other “Everyone likes buying shoes. Obsession,” to accompany the orthopedic terror, and Noritaka “At first it was just sort of some fashionistas, “we’re starting to You don’t have to take your exhibit. During a recent walk- Tatehana, working in stamped people who were really obsessed see a new trend toward what clothes off or be a model size to through, the two spoke of design- leather, spikes and tall toe plat- with high-end designer shoes. people are calling sexy shoes, wear them,” Wells said. er shoes as the new millennium’s forms absent a heel, stand out in This has now spread.” by which they mean single-sole Overall, Steele said, “high “It” bag, which has not gone a strong contingent from Japan. Shoes, she said, have moved shoes instead of a platform, so I heels have really become the unnoticed by major department Brazilian shoe designer from accessories to fashion’s think that implies that the heel prime symbol of erotic femininity. stores. Alexandre Birman lent the exhib- main story “to being the main will get a little bit less vertigi- However high it is, but the con- The flagship Macy’s in it three pairs done in painted story, in part because designer nous, and instead the emphasis cept of the high heel, that’s really Manhattan expanded floor space reptile skin. clothes have gotten so expen- will be on interesting materials important. It’s such a powerful for shoes by 10 percent, boast- “Shoes have a psychological, sive. So even if you’re spending and decoration, and different trope for women and for men.” ing 250,000 pairs. Saks Fifth sociocultural and seductive sig- $900, $1,000 on a pair of shoes, shoe shapes,” Steele said. Shoes, Steele said, are “fierce,” Avenue enlarged shoe depart- nificance to our culture, from the something insane, that’s less There’s no way to categorize but also feminine, high and often ments in about a dozen stores Hollywood celebrity to the every- than you’d be spending by far popularity in shoes today. There’s striving for that “Cinderella around the country, with the day woman, which goes beyond a than if you were getting a dress a range of heights, shapes and factor” that can transform the Manhattan store’s department materialistic obsession,” he said or something, and people seem embellishments — feathers, wearer. It’s all “quite delightful,” 40 percent larger, spanning the in an email. to feel that it’s more worth it.” crystals, beads, spikes, human she smiled. “It just makes you entire eighth floor and hosting The centuries have spawned Height, Steele said, “has hair made to look like the tails want to run out and go shoe the first Louis Vuitton shoe shop many beautiful shoes, but the reached this great moment,” of ponies, molded and painted shopping.” Greek yogurt popular with adults, will kids bite?

By CANDICE CHOI Champions cups and tubes AP Food Industry Writer by noting that they have less sugar and more protein BOCA RATON — Greek than other yogurts for kids; yogurt is taking over the Chobani tubes have 8 grams dairy aisle, but will kids of sugar and 5 grams of pro- bite? tein. Go-Gurt has about 10 The question is a criti- grams of sugar and 2 grams cal one for General Mills, of protein. which is a dominant play- The privately-held compa- er in yogurt for kids, with ny’s introduction of yogurt about half the market. It’s tubes is just the latest threat also important to Chobani, to General Mills, which is the leader in the Greek still scrambling to catch yogurt category, which is up to the growth of Greek stepping up its courtship of yogurt. If General Mills had kids — and their parents. known it would become so It’s a difficult question popular, the company would to answer, though. That’s have jumped into the market because the same reasons sooner, Friendly, General some adults prefer Greek Mills’ COO said. yogurt over the traditional “I don’t think anyone yogurts Americans usually thought that it was going to eat may not mean much to ASSOCIATED PRESS get as big as it did,” he said children. Chobani Greek Yogurt is seen at the Chobani plant in South Edmeston, N.Y. Greek yogurt is taking over the dairy aisle, but during the interview at the Some adults like Greek will kids bite? The question is a critical one for General Mills, which is a dominant player in yogurt for kids, with about half Consumer Analyst Group yogurt for its bitter taste and the market. It’s also important to Chobani, the leader in the Greek yogurt category, which is stepping up its courtship of kids of New York conference in the thicker consistency that — and their parents. Boca Raton, Fla. it has because of the way But General Mills notes it’s strained. Some health- ating officer for the U.S. the market, according company introduced its introduced “Chobani that it’s making up ground conscious adults also like it retail division of General to a report by Bernstein “Pro-Force” Greek yogurt, ChampionsTubes” in flavors quickly. It introduced because it has less fat and Mills, during an interview Research. The report noted which also comes in cups such as “Chillin’ Cherry” Yoplait Greek in 2010 and more protein. But children with reporters at an indus- that Greek yogurt could and is marketed for tweens and “Jammin’ Strawberry,” followed up with 100-calorie are a different story: They try conference on Tuesday. continue growing and peak and older children. But the posing a direct challenge to versions of the line last sum- general like foods that are But the fact that compa- at more than 50 percent of Minneapolis-based compa- General Mills’ Go-Gurt. The mer, which it says help set sweet and don’t care about nies are looking at market- the broader yogurt market ny declined to say whether company first moved into it apart from other Greek how much protein is in their ing Greek yogurt to kids is in the U.S. it has any plans to make a kids territory in 2011, with yogurts. The company says snacks. a natural progression of a General Mills, which esti- Greek yogurt variety of Go- the introduction of “Chobani it now has 9 percent of the “Whether the benefits growing market. Since 2007, mates that kids make up Gurt, the popular squeez- Champions,” which comes Greek yogurt market, with of Greek yogurt are mean- Greek yogurt has gone from 12 percent of the yogurt able yogurt it makes for in cups and is marketed hopes of building up the fig- ingful to children or not 1 percent of the market to market, sees an opportu- younger children. toward slightly older kids. ure to 20 percent. remains to be seen,” said 36 percent, with Chobani nity to lure at least some To tap into the kids mar- Chobani also is appeal- “There’s a lot of battles in Ian Friendly, the chief oper- accounting for about half children. Last month, the ket, Chobani last month ing to parents with its this war,” Friendly said. 4DLIFE

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Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 (5:00) ››› “Iron Man” (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard. ››‡ “Iron Man 2” (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. ››‡ “Iron Man 2” (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr. CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents Å Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents Å TNT 25 138 245 (5:30) ››‡ “Terminator Salvation” (2009) Christian Bale. Å (DVS) ›› “Clash of the Titans” (2010) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson. Å (DVS) (:15) ››‡ “Terminator Salvation” (2009) Christian Bale. Å (DVS) NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Wendell & Vinnie See Dad Run (N) ››› “The Brady Bunch Movie” (1995) Shelley Long, Gary Cole. Premiere. Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Bar Rescue “Turtle on Its Back” Bar Rescue “Bad to the Bone” Bar Rescue “Chumps” Bar Rescue “Rock ’N Roaches” Bar Rescue “Bro’s Got to Geaux” (N) (:01) Car Lot Rescue (N) MY-TV 29 32 - Batman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Columbo Siblings compete for a corporation. M*A*S*H Å Thriller “The Purple Room” The Twilight Zone The Twilight Zone DISN 31 172 290 Austin & Ally Å A.N.T. Farm Å Shake It Up! Å Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally (N) Shake It Up! (N) Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å Jessie Å A.N.T. Farm Å Shake It Up! Å LIFE 32 108 252 (5:00) “Prosecuting Casey Anthony” “Blue-Eyed Butcher” (2012, Docudrama) Sara Paxton, Lisa Edelstein. Å “She Made Them Do It” (2012) Jenna Dewan Tatum, Mackenzie Phillips. Å (:02) “Blue-Eyed Butcher” (2012) Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS “Blowback” Å NCIS A murder victim in a taxi. Å NCIS “Angel of Death” Å (DVS) NCIS A showdown with an arms dealer. NCIS “Guilty Pleasure” Å White Collar “Shoot the Moon” Å BET 34 124 329 (4:00) ››› “Coach Carter” (2005) Å ››› “He Got Game” (1998) , Ray Allen. A high-school basketball star faces his estranged father. Å Husbands- Ho. Second Generation Don’t Sleep! Hosted by T.J. Holmes ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å d NBA Basketball Memphis Grizzlies at Brooklyn Nets. From Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. (N) d NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 Women’s College Basketball CrossFit Games CrossFit Games NHRA Drag Racing Arizona Nationals. From Chandler, Ariz. (N Same-day Tape) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SUNSP 37 - - Reel Animals Saltwater Exp. Into the Blue Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Reel Time Fins & Skins Sport Fishing American Ski Classic Fight Sports: In 60 From Dec. 2, 2011. DISCV 38 182 278 Yukon Men “On the Brink” Å Yukon Men “Feast or Famine” Å Silver Rush (Series Premiere) (N) Å Silver Rush “Curse of the Mantola” (N) Silver Rush “Odyssey’s Victory” (N) Silver Rush “Curse of the Mantola” TBS 39 139 247 ›‡ “Big Daddy” (1999, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Joey Lauren Adams. Å ››› “The Hangover” (2009, Comedy) Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms. Å (DVS) (:15) ››‡ “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle” (2004) John Cho. Å HLN 40 202 204 Murder by the Book Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege What Would You Do? What Would You Do? Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege FNC 41 205 360 FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace Geraldo at Large (N) Å Huckabee E! 45 114 236 (5:30) Live From the Red Carpet: The 2013 Academy Awards The stars on the red carpet. (N) (Live) Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Kourtney and Kim Take Miami E! After Party (N) TRAVEL 46 196 277 Tastiest Places to Chowdown Å State Fair Foods Å Mud People Å Sturgis: Wild Ride Å Sturgis: Cops Å Radical Rides Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Cool Pools Å Hawaii Life Å Hawaii Life (N) House Hunters Renovation Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l TLC 48 183 280 Undercover Boss “MGM Grand” Å Undercover Boss “Baja Fresh” Å Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling (N) Å (:10) Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling “The Queen of All Cons” (:18) Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling (N) Gypsy Sisters: Ex HIST 49 120 269 Ax Men Shelby builds his new empire. Ax Men “Gators & Hand Grenades” Ax Men “Goldmine” Å Ax Men Hurricane Isaac hits the bayou. Big Rig Bounty Hunters Å (:02) Swamp People “Texas Hold ’Em” ANPL 50 184 282 To Be Announced Wild West Alaska Å Wild West Alaska (N) Gator Boys “Gator Boy Knockout” Finding Bigfoot “Peek-A-Boo Bigfoot” Ghostland, Tennessee (N) FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Worst Cooks in America Chopped “Untrained, Undaunted” (N) Worst Cooks in America (N) Iron Chef America “Flay Vs. Wexler” Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell TBN 52 260 372 T.D. Jakes Å Joyce Meyer Full Flame Å The Blessed Life Joel Osteen Å Kerry Shook BelieverVoice Crefl o Dollar Å ›› “Solomon and Sheba” (1995, Historical Drama) Halle Berry, Jimmy Smits. FSN-FL 56 - - Car Warriors (N) Å World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 11 (Taped) The Best of Pride (N) World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 11 SYFY 58 122 244 Ghost Hunters “All Ghouls on Deck” Ghost Hunters Å Ghost Hunters “Ghost Mission” Å Ghost Hunters “Permanent Residents” Ghost Hunters “Prescription for Fear” Ghost Hunters “Ghosts From Hale” AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) ›‡ “Catwoman” (2004) Å The Walking Dead “The Suicide King” The Walking Dead “Home” Å The Walking Dead “I Ain’t a Judas” (N) (:01) Talking Dead “I Ain’t a Judas.” The Walking Dead “I Ain’t a Judas” COM 62 107 249 (5:30) ››› “Coming to America” (1988) Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall. Å Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny Å Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain Å Chris Rock: Bigger & Blacker Å Bernie Mac CMT 63 166 327 (4:45) ››› “Top Gun” (1986) Å (:15) My Big Redneck Vacation Å (:15) Swamp Pawn (:15) ››‡ “Days of Thunder” (1990, Action) Tom Cruise, Robert Duvall. Upstart stock-car driver goes to the edge. Å NGWILD 108 190 283 World’s Deadliest Arachnid nightmares. World’s Deadliest “Animal Battles” Africa’s Deadliest “Lethal Weapons” Africa’s Deadliest “Killer Tactics” Africa’s Deadliest “Predator Swarm” Africa’s Deadliest “Lethal Weapons” NGC 109 186 276 Alaska State Troopers “Knife Fight” Space Dive Wicked Tuna: Hooked Up (N) Wicked Tuna “Shark Attack” (N) Mudcats “Loose Cannon” (N) Wicked Tuna “Shark Attack” SCIENCE 110 193 284 Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Surviving Zombies Surviving Zombies Survivorman Ten Days Å ID 111 192 285 Redrum Å Redrum Å Redrum Å Redrum Å 48 Hours on ID (N) Å Catch My Killer “Little Runaway” (N) On the Case With Paula Zahn (N) 48 Hours on ID Å HBO 302 300 501 (5:00) ››› “X-Men: First Class” (2011) (:15) ››‡ “Wanderlust” (2012, Comedy) Paul Rudd, Jennifer Aniston. ‘R’ Å Girls (N) Å Enlightened (N) Girls Å Enlightened Å Girls Å Enlightened Å MAX 320 310 515 (5:50) ››‡ “Safe House” (2012, Action) Denzel Washington. ‘R’ Å (7:50) ›››› “Jaws” (1975, Horror) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. ‘PG’ Å ›››› “Saving Private Ryan” (1998, War) Tom Hanks, Edward Burns. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 “Lara Croft Tomb Raider” Shameless “The Sins of My Caretaker” Californication Shameless “Cascading Failures” (N) House of Lies (N) Californication (N) Shameless “Cascading Failures” Å

WEEKDAY AFTERNOON Comcast Dish DirecTV 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 3-ABC 3 - - News Be a Millionaire The Chew General Hospital The Doctors Dr. Phil Be a Millionaire News 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Paid Program Varied Programs Andy Griffi th Show The Jeff Probst Show Steve Harvey The Dr. Oz Show Chann 4 News Chann 4 News 5-PBS 5 - - WordWorld Barney & Friends Caillou Daniel Tiger Super Why! Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Curious George Wild Kratts Electric Comp. WUFT News World News 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax The Young and the Restless Bold/Beautiful The Talk Let’s Make a Deal Judge Joe Brown Judge Judy Action News Jax Action News Jax 9-CW 9 17 17 The Trisha Goddard Show Law & Order: Criminal Intent Judge Mathis The Bill Cunningham Show Maury The People’s Court 10-FOX 10 30 30 Jerry Springer The Jeremy Kyle Show Judge Joe Brown We the People The Doctors Dr. Phil Family Feud Family Feud 12-NBC 12 12 12 News Be a Millionaire Days of our Lives First Coast Living Katie The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News CSPAN 14 210 350 (9:00) Public Affairs Public Affairs Varied Programs Public Affairs WGN-A 16 239 307 In the Heat of the Night WGN Midday News Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Law & Order: Criminal Intent TVLAND 17 106 304 Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Bonanza Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show OWN 18 189 279 Dr. Phil Dr. Phil Varied Programs A&E 19 118 265 CSI: Miami Varied Programs Varied Programs Criminal Minds Varied Programs The First 48 Varied Programs The First 48 Varied Programs The First 48 Varied Programs HALL 20 185 312 The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Happy Days Happy Days Happy Days Happy Days Happy Days Happy Days The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch FX 22 136 248 (11:00) Movie Movie Varied Programs CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Situation Room TNT 25 138 245 Bones Bones Bones Bones Varied Programs NIK 26 170 299 Peter Rabbit Max & Ruby Dora the Explorer Dora the Explorer SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Odd Parents Odd Parents Odd Parents SpongeBob SpongeBob SPIKE 28 168 241 Varied Programs MY-TV 29 32 - Hawaii Five-0 Gunsmoke Bonanza The Big Valley The Wild, Wild West Emergency! DISN 31 172 290 Varied Programs Little Einsteins Varied Programs Gaspard & Lisa Phineas and Ferb Varied Programs Austin & Ally Varied Programs LIFE 32 108 252 Old Christine Old Christine How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy To Be Announced To Be Announced USA 33 105 242 Varied Programs NCIS Varied Programs BET 34 124 329 (11:00) Movie Varied Programs Jamie Foxx The Parkers The Parkers Moesha Varied Programs ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Outside the Lines First Take NFL Live Around the Horn Interruption ESPN2 36 144 209 First Take Numbers Never Lie Mike and Mike Baseball Tonight Dan Le Batard SportsNation NFL32 Varied Programs SUNSP 37 - - Varied Programs DISCV 38 182 278 FBI: Criminal Pursuit Auction Kings Auction Kings MythBusters Varied Programs TBS 39 139 247 According to Jim Love-Raymond American Dad American Dad Wipeout Friends Friends Friends Friends Cougar Town King of Queens HLN 40 202 204 Raising America With News Now Making It in America Evening Express FNC 41 205 360 (11:00) Happening Now America Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five E! 45 114 236 E! News Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City Varied Programs Kourtney-Kim Varied Programs TRAVEL 46 196 277 Varied Programs : No Reservations Fast Foods Gone Global Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Varied Programs TLC 48 183 280 What Not to Wear A Baby Story A Baby Story Cake Boss Cake Boss What Not to Wear Four Weddings Varied Programs HIST 49 120 269 Varied Programs American Pickers Varied Programs ANPL 50 184 282 Varied Programs Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Swamp Wars FOOD 51 110 231 Best Dishes Barefoot Contessa Varied Programs 10 Dollar Dinners Secrets/Restaurant 30-Minute Meals Giada at Home Giada at Home Barefoot Contessa Barefoot Contessa Best Dishes Varied Programs TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs Behind the Scenes Varied Programs James Robison Today The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs Praise the Lord FSN-FL 56 - - Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 (11:30) Movie Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs COM 62 107 249 Varied Programs Movie Comedy Central (:23) Futurama (4:54) Futurama It’s Always Sunny CMT 63 166 327 Movie Varied Programs Roseanne (4:52) Roseanne Roseanne NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Alaska State Troopers Border Wars Taboo Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs Factory Made Factory Made MythBusters They Do It? They Do It? ID 111 192 285 Dateline on ID Varied Programs HBO 302 300 501 (11:00) Movie Varied Programs MAX 320 310 515 (10:35) Movie Varied Programs (:05) Movie Varied Programs SHOW 340 318 545 (11:15) Movie Varied Programs

MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 25, 2013 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) The Bachelor Sean and the women go to Thailand. (N) Å (:01) Castle Castle tries to fi nd Alexis. News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond Rules/Engagement Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) omg! Insider 5-PBS 5 - - Capitol Update Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Myrtle Beach” Market Warriors (N) Å Independent Lens Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei. (N) Tavis Smiley Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy Å Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother Rules/Engagement 2 Broke Girls (N) Mike & Molly (N) Hawaii Five-0 “Lana I Ka Moana” Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne The Carrie Diaries “Caught” (N) Å 90210 “Strange Brew” (N) Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å 10-FOX 10 30 30 Are We There Yet? Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons Bones An eccentric new intern. (N) (PA) The Following “The Fall” (N) (PA) News Action News Jax Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) The Biggest Loser “Face Your Fears” The contestants face their fears. (N) (:01) Deception “Stay With Me” (N) News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) Public Affairs Politics & Public Policy Today First Ladies: Infl uence & Image Martha Washington’s life. Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 Old Christine Old Christine America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å America’s Funniest Home Videos TVLAND 17 106 304 (5:48) M*A*S*H (:24) M*A*S*H The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Hot in Cleveland Hot in Cleveland King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Prison Diaries “Til Death Do Us Part” Prison Diaries Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN “The Player” Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN Å A&E 19 118 265 Gangsters: America’s Most Evil Å Gangsters: America’s Most Evil Å Gangsters: America’s Most Evil Å Gangsters: America’s Most Evil Å Beyond Scared Straight “Richland County, S.C.” Å (:31) The First 48 HALL 20 185 312 The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch NUMB3RS “Graphic” Å NUMB3RS “Chinese Box” Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother Anger Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009) CNN 24 200 202 (4:00) The Situation Room (N) OutFront (N) 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 Castle The death of a ladies’ man. Castle “Dial M for Mayor” Å Castle “Nanny McDead” Å Dallas “Blame Game” (N) Å Monday Mornings “Forks Over Knives” (:01) Dallas “Blame Game” Å NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Drake & Josh News W/Linda Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å The Nanny Å The Nanny Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Bar Rescue “Bottomless Pit” Bar Rescue “Bikini Bust” Bar Rescue “Rock ’N Roaches” Bar Rescue “Bro’s Got to Geaux” Bar Rescue “Turtle on Its Back” Bar Rescue “Rock ’N Roaches” MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Frasier Å The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Shake It Up! Å Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally Å ›› “Starstruck” (2010, Drama) Sterling Knight. Å Austin & Ally Å Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Shake It Up! Å LIFE 32 108 252 Movie “Pastor Brown” (2009, Drama) Salli Richardson-Whitfi eld, Nicole Ari Parker. Å ››‡ “Betty & Coretta” (2013, Docudrama) Angela Bassett, Mary J. Blige. Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS “Mind Games” Å NCIS A missing staff sergeant. Å WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) NCIS: Los Angeles “Plan B” BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ››› “The Best Man” (1999) Taye Diggs. A writer meets an old fl ame at his friend’s wedding. Å “Getting Played” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Carmen Electra, Stacey Dash. Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å d College Basketball Syracuse at Marquette. (N) d College Basketball Kansas at Iowa State. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 SportsNation (N) Å Women’s College Basketball Baylor at Oklahoma. (N) Content of Character SEC Storied NFL Live (N) Å SUNSP 37 - - Into the Blue Sport Fishing Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Reel Time Reel Animals Driven Inside the Heat Inside the Heat Inside the HEAT DISCV 38 182 278 Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass Bronco Part 1” The Devils Ride “Bad Out” (N) Å Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass Bronco Part 1” TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan (N) Å HLN 40 202 204 (5:00) Evening Express Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew on Call (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å Hannity (N) On the Record W/ The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Kourtney and Kim Take Miami E! News (N) Fashion Police Sarah Silverman; Nina Garcia. (N) Burning Love After Lately Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Bizarre Foods America “Denver” Å Bizarre Foods America “Iowa” (N) Hotel Impossible Å Trip of a Lifetime Å HGTV 47 112 229 Property Brothers “Luke & Courtney” Love It or List It The Gallagher family. Love It or List It “The Wood Family” Love It or List It (N) Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “The McMinn Family” TLC 48 183 280 Island Medium Island Medium Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Å Here Comes Honey Boo Boo: Family (:12) Here Comes Honey Boo Boo: Family Sized (N) Å Here Comes Honey Boo Boo: Family Here Comes Honey HIST 49 120 269 American Pickers “You Betcha” Å American Pickers “The Doctor Is In” Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers “California Kustom” Pawn Stars (N) (:31) Pawn Stars (:02) Ultimate Soldier Challenge Å ANPL 50 184 282 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Gator Boys: Xtra Bites Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence (N) Finding Bigfoot “Peek-A-Boo Bigfoot” Gator Boys: Xtra Bites Å Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) ››› “David and Bathsheba” Max Lucado Å The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - The Game 365 Ship Shape TV Women’s College Basketball Wake Forest at Virginia. (N) Inside the Magic Inside the Magic World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 11 SYFY 58 122 244 (4:30) ›‡ “Repo Men” (2010) Å Continuum “Time’s Up” Continuum Trust and loyalty. (N) Being Human (N) Continuum “Time’s Up” Continuum Trust and loyalty. AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) ››‡ “A Knight’s Tale” (2001, Adventure) Heath Ledger, Mark Addy. ››› “Signs” (2002) Mel Gibson. A widower investigates huge circles in his crop fi elds. Å ››‡ “Demolition Man” (1993) Sylvester Stallone. Å COM 62 107 249 It’s Always Sunny (:26) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report Daily Show (7:57) Futurama (:28) Futurama (8:58) South Park (:29) South Park (9:59) Brickleberry South Park Å Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å My Big Redneck Vacation Å Dukes-Hazzard NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “Expecting Trouble” Ultimate Shark Alaska Fish Wars “Jackpot” Built for the Kill “Hyena” (N) Alpha Dogs Alpha Dogs Alaska Fish Wars “Jackpot” NGC 109 186 276 Inside Combat Rescue Drugs, Inc. “High Stakes Vegas” Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers (N) Inside Combat Rescue (N) Alaska State Troopers SCIENCE 110 193 284 Deep Space Marvels “Life” Å Deep Space Marvels “Survival” Å Deep Space Marvels “Destiny” Å How the Universe Works: How the Universe Works: Deep Space Marvels “Destiny” Å ID 111 192 285 I Didn’t Do It Å March to Justice Voting Rights Act. (N) FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å True Crime With Aphrodite Jones (N) FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å HBO 302 300 501 (4:30) Monte Carlo ››› “The Girl” (2012, Docudrama) Toby Jones. Å Real Time With Bill Maher Å Beyoncé: Life Is but a Dream Å ››‡ “Wanderlust” (2012, Comedy) Paul Rudd. ‘R’ Å MAX 320 310 515 Death Becomes ›› “No Escape” (1994, Science Fiction) Ray Liotta, Lance Henriksen. ‘R’ Å ››‡ “Child’s Play” (1988) Catherine Hicks. ‘R’ Å “Dragon Eyes” (2012) Jean-Claude Van Damme. ‘R’ Å (:35) Banshee SHOW 340 318 545 ›› “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” (2011) Kristen Stewart. ‘PG-13’ Homeland “A Gettysburg Address” Californication House of Lies Shameless “Cascading Failures” Å Inside Comedy (N) House of Lies Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, FEBRuARY 24, 2013 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD your reputation. Increase 19): Treat, pamper and your living space or create Distance doesn’t diminish play. You deserve a much- Eugenia Word a place to work on creative needed break and should projects. ★★ make plans to engage in credit cards in a safe place SAGITTARIUS (Nov. man’s misplaced anger something that will inspire, and stick to whatever 22-Dec. 21): Truth will DEAR ABBY: I have will introduce herself as motivate and boost your budget you set. Trying be difficult to come by. been in love with “Richard” being a secretary or a confidence. Open up and to impress someone with Asking opinions will lead for 14 years. We broke up senior secretary and me as be receptive to romantic what you have will not to false information. You after we dated for a while “just” a receptionist. The opportunities. Love is on lead to a good connection. have to dig deep and find because my alcoholic job title is true, but I hold the rise. ★★★★★ Invest in your home. ★★★ out what you need to know mother kept interfering. a college degree. I have TAURUS (April 20-May VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. firsthand. Don’t settle She kept telling me how held other positions com- 20): Do something nice 22): Put greater empha- for someone else’s deci- “bad” he was for me -- and manding greater respect. for someone without being sis on what you want to sion. Make up your own I, thinking my mother had Abigail Van Buren I am chair of the local asked. Your gesture will get out of a partnership. mind and act accordingly. my best interests at heart, www.dearabby.com Council on Aging, a Town bring rewards far beyond Meeting someone halfway ★★★★★ believed her. Meeting member and on your expectations. ★★ will allow you to build a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- After a divorce on my for his frustrations; it’s that the Cultural Council. The GEMINI (May 21-June solid base for future proj- Jan. 19): An unusual invest- part and a breakup on you tolerate it. It’s pos- last time it happened, I had 20): You’ll be expected to ects. Sincerity coupled ment opportunity will his, we are now in a long- sible that because of your brought her to a lunch at make changes in order to with a promise will help catch your eye. Look at the distance relationship. We mother’s alcoholism and a very nice restaurant, and help someone. Do your you get your way. ★★★ stats and wager what you hope to make our relation- the unpredictable behav- the people we were meet- best to form an alliance LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. can do to turn a profit. Old ship permanent after get- ior you were subjected ing were members of my that will be benefit every- 22): Focus on what you memories and past experi- need. Get out, do a little ting to know each other to during your formative community. one involved. ★★★★ ence will guide you in the again. years, you have accepted Why does this make CANCER (June 21-July shopping or make an effort right direction. Time is My problem is, when Richard’s behavior. me feel so demeaned? 22): Interact with friends to pick up skills, informa- on your side, so don’t act Richard is unhappy or Because he refuses Am I being petty or and peers. Networking will tion or connections that impulsively. ★★★ upset with someone else, counseling, YOU should vainly pretentious? Right allow you to discuss your will help you achieve your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- he takes it out on me. It get some. What he’s doing now I no longer want to ideas and plans for the personal goals. ★★★★ Feb. 18): Let your intuition doesn’t seem to matter is not acceptable. It is continue the friendship. future. A partnership will SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. guide you when making what happened, he’ll pick emotional abuse. From my Can you help me under- develop, bringing greater 21): Take hold of what- physical, emotional or a fight over something perspective, the healthi- stand and form a game stability and clout to your ever situation you face financial changes. Keep and be relentless until you inconsequential. It drives est thing you could do for plan? -- MORE THAN plans. moderation in mind and ★★★ get what you want. Your me crazy. yourself besides break up A JOB TITLE IN NEW LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): only do what you feel you strength, courage and I know what he’s doing; with Richard would be to ENGLAND Love can make you do can handle. Greater disci- dedication will enhance I just don’t know how to keep the romance long- DEAR MORE THAN A strange things. Keep your pline will help you achieve stop it. The latest flare-up distance. JOB TITLE: Your “friend” your goals. Love is in the involved the fact that his ** ** ** is insecure. That she CELEBRITY CIPHER stars. ★★★ dog was missing, so he DEAR ABBY: I am a describes you as “just” a PISCES (Feb. 19-March picked a fight with me retired woman, active receptionist is her attempt 20): Invest in your endeav- because I “always tell him in my community and to make her own job desig- ors. Figure out your strat- how nice the weather is troubled by a recent inci- nation appear more impor- egy and discuss what you where I live.” dent involving a longtime tant. And THAT’S what is want to do with someone He refuses to get coun- friend. This is the third offensive. who has wisdom and expe- seling. What do I do? -- time it has happened, and rience. Money is within PULLING MY HAIR OUT it left me feeling embar- ■ Write Dear Abby at reach and greater stabil- DEAR PULLING: Your rassed. www.DearAbby.com or ity will develop if you are problem isn’t that Richard When we’re out together P.O. Box 69440, Los vigilant when dealing with uses you as a scapegoat meeting new people, she Angeles, CA 90069. contracts. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0217

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Home Decor Tricks to helping kids keep room organized Help them make the process easy and enjoyable.

By MELISSA RAYWORTH Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS The conversation often New Epcot exhibit starts with, “Where are your shoes?” Visitors explore the new IBM THINK exhibit at Epcot in the Walt Disney Resorts in Orlando. For many parents trying The exhibit, which focuses on the process of innovation, opened on Wednesday. to get out the door on time in the morning, a child with a disorganized bedroom can be a huge roadblock. The clock is ticking. The bus is coming. And your offspring is searching for his favorite hoodie. The day often ends with similar challenges: “Is your backpack ready for school tomorrow?” ‘’Where are your library books?” Getting a child’s room organized can be the first step toward smoother mornings and more peace- ful evenings. ASSOCIATED PRESS “It was nice to be orga- There is no single solution to teaching kids to keep their bed- nized 20 years ago,” says rooms neat. A combination of providing the right furnishings organizing consultant and getting them to take ownership can go a long way, though. Kathryn Bechen, author of “Small Space Organizing: fun. Consider buying one use hooks than hangers. A Room-by-Room Guide to large trashcan for sports So add lots of colorful Maximizing Your Space” equipment and another to hooks at your child’s level (Revell, 2012). But given use as a hamper. Let the — not just one or two, but how busy we are today, she child label and personal- a whole row — to store says, “it’s become a neces- ize the outside. You can hoodies, jackets and even sity.” even add a plastic basket- pants. Here are some experts’ ball hoop to the top of each Also consider hanging tips on decorating and trash can, so the child can a shoe bag on back of the arranging your child’s bed- have fun tossing items door, but don’t feel obli- room in ways that will sim- inside. gated to use it for shoes. plify daily life. “Who doesn’t love to Smallin says it can be filled throw stuff?” asks Smallin. with socks and underwear, GET THEM EXCITED Also, have the child deco- small toys or anything else rate a special bin or basket that needs to be easily No need for full-scale where tomorrow’s clothes located. redecorating. An offer to and shoes will go. Then Another key item for rearrange items and per- choose a permanent spot the wall: a clock with haps add a few new ones for it. Each night, toss in hands. Kutscher says non- will probably get your child everything your child will digital clocks make time excited enough to help wear tomorrow (including a bit more tangible for shape up her space. the packed, zipped school kids, helping them notice “Try to make it fun,” bag). Better to find miss- the passage of time and Bechen says. “Take one ing socks and debate which hopefully stay on task. A whole Saturday or Sunday clothes are appropriate in large wall calendar is a for the whole family to the evening than do it when great way to help them work on it.” the school bus is on its way. get organized. Last item: a dry-erase PARE DOWN USE THE WALLS board where kids can keep a checklist of tasks for bed- Eliminating clutter isn’t Kids are more likely to time and morning. simple, especially when kids would prefer not to part with anything. Donna Smallin, author and cre- ator of unclutter.com, sug- gests having kids help haul everything they own into the hallway outside their room. When the room is empty, have them bring back in only their favorite or most necessary things. You can supervise: When all the necessities are back in, start discussing what might be good to give away, sell, or box up for storing in an attic or basement. Reassure the child that items in storage can always NORTH FLORIDA come out again later.

RETHINK THE CLOSET To get children excit- ed about actually putting HOME things away in the closet, let them “paint it a neat color inside,” says Bechen. PATIO It can be as outrageous as they’d like; it’s hidden behind a door. If they love SHOW it and it feels personal, she &PRESENTED BY says, they’re more likely to use it. ROTARY CLUB OF LAKE CITY Then, work with their DOWNTOWN habits: If your child isn’t a fan of hanging up clothing, consider filling some or Columbia County Fairgrounds all of the closet with open shelving. Put bins or bas- kets on each shelf, labeling 9am - 5pm with words and/or pictures to describe what belongs Saturday, March 2nd inside. If you will be using the 10am - 4pm closet rod, Smallin suggests adding a small double rod Sunday, March 3rd that hangs below one por- tion of the main rod. Put items the child wears most often on the lower rod, so PRESENTED BY FREE they’re within easy reach. ADMISSION Or use this extra rod for OTARY LUB OF AKE ITY the clothing the child will R C L C wear to school this week. DOWNTOWN GET PLAYFUL Make straightening up