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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Stepping stone to recovery: Meridian Mother’s Day don’ts: Dish marks 40 years in community. gloves, cougar shirts. 1C 6D 110 receive diplomas from St. Leo By TONY BRITT [email protected] Lisa Garrison stood out- side the Howard Conference Center at Florida Gateway College Friday afternoon with a sense of accomplish- ment, pride and self satis- faction. Her smile was a mile wide. Minutes earlier, with her family present, she had got- ten her diploma from Saint JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Leo University, Lake City Center. Reporter Friday’s commencement Dr. Robin Hall, assistant ceremony marked the larg- director of the Saint Leo est graduating class to date University Lake City Center, for the Saint Leo University speaks during the com- Lake City Center with 110 mencement ceremony Friday. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter graduates: 94 Bachelor Hall announced she will be Longtime customer Mark Ammons, of Lake City, gives his condolences to Nirav Patel, 28, as he buys a lottery ticket Friday of Arts, eight Bachelor of retiring from her position in at the A&M Discount Beverage store. Patel’s father, Rajnikant, 55, was shot to death after two suspects robbed the store on Science (one student also August. April 27. ‘I always liked them. I couldn’t believe it,’ said Ammons, who said he was in the store 10 minutes before the rob- received a BA degree), two ma,” said Garrison, 45, who bery occurred. Bachelor of Applied Science and seven master degrees. got her master’s degree in Approximately 95 students educational leadership. “It’s were able to attend the cer- lifelong learning and that’s emony. important.” Garrison said receiving Garrison has three chil- the degree was an unforget- dren. Her oldest two saw Family keeps going her get her bachelor’s table experence. “It feels wonderful to after fatal robbery graduate and get my diplo- ST. LEO continued on 7A ing a store robbery. At about 1:36 After moving to the U.S. when he Convenience store’s p.m. two men entered the store. One was 10 years old, Patel said he helped Local woman joins customers show their suspect took money and fled, while his father open the store when his the second suspect shot Patel as he was 13 and worked there regularly cast of Ax Men tonight support after shooting. was coming out of another room. growing up.

Patel’s wife of more than 30 years, Patel, a 2001 graduate of Columbia By TONY BRITT By LAURA HAMPSON Daxa Patel, was shot at multiple times High School, said his father was a [email protected] [email protected] while she was behind the counter, normal dad who worked long hours Casey Daugherty is but survived unhurt. and encouraged his children to work Nirav Patel greets customers, cash- accustomed to bodybuild- “I don’t think I’m gonna let my hard for what they wanted. es in winning scratch off tickets and ing contests, where she mom back in here” after the trauma Although he didn’t have to, Patel rings up cigarettes at A&M Discount gets to flex her muscles and of witnessing the shooting, said Nirav said his father worked at least 14 Beverage in Lake City, where his show off her physique. Patel, 28. His mother and father hours a day to accommodate cus- father worked 14-hour days for more Sunday night, she’ll get worked together every day, he said. tomers. “His life was always about than a decade. to show off her acting skills “I’ll be running the store for the work.” As if Patel could forget that his as well. foreseeable future,” Patel said. Patel said his mother and sister, father was gunned down in a violent Daugherty, of Lake City, People from all ethnic backgrounds Niki Patel, are coping as best as they robbery just over two weeks ago, will appear on an episode have shared sympathy and hope can. well-meaning customers and com- of “Ax Men,” a History for catching the suspects since his When people ask how he and his plete strangers stream into the store, Channel reality show that father’s death, he said. “The commu- family are doing, Patel said he doesn’t which re-opened Tuesday, to offer chronicles the adventures nity has definitely been supportive,” have a good answer. condolences. and lifestyles of loggers. he said. The reality of his father’s death still TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter “We are so sorry for your family’s Daugherty’s episode will Even in small talk, Patel said his hasn’t hit, Patel said. It feels more Lake City’s Casey Daugherty loss,” they say. “Tell your mom I’m appear Sunday at 9 p.m. father got to know customers, who like a movie set or a dream. “Ok, I’ll praying for her. Your father was a on the History Channel would share pictures and news about wake up and everything will be all Suwannee River having a good guy. Those men didn’t have to (Comcast channel 49). children and grandchildren. The right then,” he said. good time with friends and do that,” others say. She describes her intro- store has regular customers, some Even when he got the phone call the whole camera crew “Thank you,” Patel says. duction to being a part of even come in several times a day, he and characters -- Uncle Patel’s father, Rajnikant K. Patel, the show as “weird.” said. 55, was shot and killed April 27 dur- ROBBERY continued on 3A “I was down at the SHOW continued on 3A Community Festival fun SVTA looks to be on road to recovery

in the black by the end of Suwannee counties. vide rides for the overflow Doubts remain the year. Using Medicaid and of people requesting ser- as agency works The antiquated manual the Department of vice. accounting system of years Transportation to fund a “We didn’t have the to reinvent itself. past has undergone a dras- large percentage of its oper- capacity,” current director tic evolution into the realm ations, SVTA offers rides to of SVTA Gwendolyn Pra By HANNAH O. BROWN of 21st century technology. those in need of medical said. “We didn’t have the [email protected] Dual screen desktop com- care. The agency travels as buses. We didn’t have the puters have taken the place far as Tampa to bring rid- vehicles nor did we have After owing $609,000 to of typewriters. The disinte- ers to the doorsteps of the the drivers. That’s not a over 18 contracted trip pro- grating cable wires nested treatments for their specific good situation to be in.” viders, the Suwannee Valley in the walls were pulled out medical needs. Pra said she was caught Transit Authority has trans- and replaced. The previous The agency owns a lim- by surprise at the amount formed the way it handles 3-line telephone system, ited number of buses, a less of money owed to vendors LAURA HAMPSON/Lake City Reporter business. used to answer over 300 than sufficient amount for when she began working at Daniel Benjamin, 7, laughs after going down a giant inflatable As a result, indebted trip calls a day, was expanded the 500,000 rides provided the agency in August. water slide Saturday at the May Day Community Festival at providers have been repaid to a 23-line system. each year. “I did know that occa- in full, the operating sys- Memorial Stadium. The event featured games, activities, local The SVTA provides trans- Because of this vehicle sionally they called on trips tem has been converted singers and step club performances. Flag football games portation for medical ser- shortage, SVTA frequently but I thought there were to a digital format and the between men’s and women’s Lake City and Live Oak teams vices to eligible residents contracts with other trans- authority is hoping to be wrapped up the afternoon. See another photo, Page 5A. of Columbia, Hamilton and portation services to pro- SVTA continued on 7A

Vol. 138 No. 78 CALL US: Opinion ...... 4A TODAY IN COMING (386) 752-1293 85 63 Business ...... 1C PEOPLE TUESDAY SUBSCRIBE TO T-Storm Chance Obituaries ...... 5A THE REPORTER: Advice ...... 5D Some favorite Local news Voice: 755-5445 Fax: 752-9400 WEATHER, 8A Calendar...... 6A sitcom moms. roundup. 2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: 13-14-25-39 14 21-32-33-34-36 Afternoon: 4-3-2 Afternoon: 2-0-1-9 Not available. Not available. Evening: 7-5-8 Evening: 4-1-7-6 AROUND FLORIDA Nearly 200,000 Florida voters may not be citizens

TALLAHASSEE W. Bush and Al Gore was and people who have been in 1959. in an email that he would es; Rodriguez was arrested lorida officials decided by just 537 votes in sent to prison. Some have questioned step down from his post Friday. are now say- the Sunshine State. Driver’s license numbers the timing of the state’s July 1. The teens met Davis, ing that nearly “The Department of State had been used to verify the push to remove voters from MacNamara, who is also 30, and Rodriguez, 31, in 200,000 regis- has a duty under both state identity of someone who the rolls. It comes while a professor at Florida State April with the intention of tered voters may and federal laws to ensure had registered to vote but Florida is still in court over University, was hired last selling them two stolen notF be U.S. citizens. that the voter registration apparently the state was not a 2011 law that curtailed year to help Scott after the handguns. Instead the men Earlier in the week, state rolls are current and accu- checking citizenship status early voting hours and tight- governor’s first few bumpy robbed and shot them to election officials announced rate,” said Chris Cate, a prior to last year. The state ened rules for groups reg- months in office. He was death, the Orange County they had identified more department spokesman. does not give driver’s licens- istering voters. Legislators credited with helping the Sheriff’s Office said. A than 2,600 people who are There are currently more es to illegal immigrants, but said the law was needed to governor strengthen his passerby later discovered in Florida legally but ineli- than 11 million active regis- it does grant them to legal protect the integrity of the relationship with the GOP- their bodies engulfed in gible to vote. tered voters in the state. visitors. state’s elections, but the controlled Legislature. flames along a popular The Department of State Florida law requires vot- Cate said the list of U.S. Department of Justice MacNamara was previ- trail. is asking county election ers to be a U.S. citizen resid- 182,000 people was drawn has questioned some of the ously the chief of staff for Detectives believe officials to verify the infor- ing in the state. Florida also up by checking first and changes. Senate President Mike Presha and Stewart had mation. Election supervi- does not allow someone to last names, date of birth “Of course Floridians are Haridopolos. stolen the guns from the sors are contacting voters vote if they are a convicted and either a driver’s license entitled to have confidence The Associated Press Winter Park area, a small and if someone is not a felon and have not had their number, a Social Security in the integrity of the voter recently reported that city near Orlando where citizen, their name will be civil rights restored. number or an address. rolls, and anyone not eligi- while working for the both teens were close dropped from the voter State officials said they Most of the matches had ble should be removed and Senate MacNamara helped friends and went to school. rolls. did not know yet if any of identical driver’s license not permitted to vote,” said steer a $360,000 no-bid The suspects have But an initial list drawn the people on the list voted numbers, names and birth- Howard Simon, executive consulting contract to a lengthy criminal records; up by the state — and not illegally in past elections. dates. A state document director of the American friend who now leads a Rodriguez has previous widely released — shows The state has been shows that out of the nearly Civil Liberties Union of task force rooting out state convictions for charges that a comparison of voter responsible for helping 182,000 identified that more Florida. “But the ‘poten- government waste. including theft and battery; lists and driver’s license screen voters since 2006 than 172,000 were active tials,’ ‘possibles,’ ‘might-bes’ Davis’ record includes a information turned up a list when it launched a state- voters, meaning they had that are the basis for this Men denied bond in conviction for aggravated of nearly 182,000 people wide voter registration cast ballots in recent elec- initiative by the Secretary battery with a deadly weap- who may not be U.S. citi- database. tions or registered recently. of State don’t yet add up deaths of two teens on, among other charges. zens. Prior to the launch of The state is taking the to voter fraud. Based on ORLANDO — Two men Davis was serving three State officials, however, the database, Florida had matches using other data- Florida’s regrettable expe- charged with murder in years’ probation at the time note that some of those on come under fire for previ- bases to try to confirm if the rience with voter purges, the deaths of two teenag- of the killings for attack- list may have become citi- ous efforts to remove fel- voter is not a U.S. citizen. it would be a mistake to ers whose bodies were ing a man in a 2008 road zens after first getting their ons from the voting rolls, Florida has asked for access rely on the accuracy of the found engulfed in flames rage incident, the Orlando driver’s licenses. Still, the including a purge that hap- to a federal database main- state’s data.” along a central Florida Sentinel reported. He was decision to screen the voter pened right before the 2000 tained by the Department of trail were denied bond identified as a delusional rolls for non-citizens could presidential election. An Homeland Security but so Top Scott aide resigns Saturday. schizophrenic who was result in tens of thousands effort to remove felons back far the U.S. government has in wake of disclosures Jesse Brandon Davis and institutionalized in a mental voters being dropped in the in 2004 was halted after it turned the state down. Hector Manuel Rodriguez hospital 2009, according to middle of a critical election was discovered that the list The initial list of more TALLAHASSEE — Gov. made their first appearance court records. year. drawn up by the state had than 2,600 voters given Rick Scott’s chief of staff before a judge since being Davis is also facing an President Barack Obama problems. out by the state to supervi- is resigning from his job charged with first-degree attempted first-degree mur- won Florida four years ago, The state database is sup- sors shows the names of amid a series of news sto- murder and kidnapping der charge in the shooting but recent polls have shown posed to check the names people who registered all ries detailing his on the in the deaths of Nicholas of a man in an attempted that he is neck-and-neck of registered voters against the way from the late ‘50s job performance and han- Presha, 16, and Jeremy robbery in early February, with likely GOP nominee other databases, including to as recently as 2011. One dling of contracts. Stewart, 18. the newspaper reported. Mitt Romney. The 2000 ones that contain the names Hillsborough County man Steve MacNamara Davis was arrested last election between George of people who have died on the list registered to vote announced on Saturday month on unrelated charg- (AP)

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Actor Harvey Keitel 51. is 73. n Actor-comedian n Singer Stevie Wonder Stephen Colbert is 48. is 62. n Singer Darius Rucker n Basketball Hall of (Hootie and the Blowfish) Five sitcom moms to remember Famer Dennis Rodman is is 46.

Why settle for one great mom from 1964 to 1968 and its successor, Daily Scripture when, as any TV viewer knows, you “Mayberry RFD,” from 1968 to 1971. can adopt a series of them? He played the same jovial character, “[Epilogue: The Wife of Noble Here’s five of the best, from the a mechanic, on “Hee Haw” from demure 1950s version to the free- 1971 until it went out of production Character] A wife of noble wheeling 21st-century incarnation. in 1993. Reruns of those shows are character who can find? She is These fictional mamas may have still seen on TV. set the bar high for generations of Griffith did not attend, but sent a worth far more than rubies. She real ones, but they did something in statement that was read by country watches over the affairs of her return: kept families entertained so music broadcaster Keith Bilbrey household and does not eat the they’d give mom a break, if only until at the service at Westminster the next commercial. No Mother’s Presbyterian Church. bread of idleness. Her children Day card is necessary, but let’s give “George was a better joke teller arise and call her blessed; her each of these TV moms a big hug for than me, and I will say here that I her holiday: ‘borrowed’ jokes from George that husband also, and he praises n June Cleaver (Barbara he may have ‘borrowed’ from Minnie her:” Billingsley), “Leave It to Beaver,” 1957- Pearl,” Griffith confessed. “George 63. Yes, June wore pearls around the told me his fondest memories in house. And high heels. But her real show business were the years he — Proverbs 31:10, 27-28 NIV trademark was her loving but no-non- spent working on ‘The Andy Griffith sense approach to rambunctious sons Show’ and ‘Mayberry RFD.’ They Wally and Beaver. She met misbehav- were for me, too.” Lake City Reporter ior with a knowing look and even tone, Singer Ray Stevens performed How to reacH us making surrender the only option. “Everything Is Beautiful” during the Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess n Clair Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad), service. Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) “The Cosby Show,” 1984-92. With five “He warmed a lot of hearts with Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. children and a husband who’s a great ASSOCIATED PRESS his brand of humor — wholesome, cIrcuLatIoN The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of In this Sept. 22, 1986 file photo, actress Lake City Reporter partner but a big kid himself, what’s a American humor,” Stevens said Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- Home delivery of the mother to do? Clair’s answer: Be the Barbara Billingsley poses next to a before the service. lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed by 6:30 a.m. calm center of a whirlwind of activity, portrait of her television family, Hugh Actor Ernest Borgnine, Lindsey’s Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. while tending to a legal career and Beaumont, Tony Dow, Jerry Mathers close friend, sent a video tribute Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any reminding Cliff (Bill Cosby) he’s a and herself as the Cleaver family from which was played at an informal Circulation and The Associated Press. problems with your delivery service. lucky, lucky man. “Leave It To Beaver.” gathering before the memorial. In it, All material herein is property of the Lake In Columbia County, customers should n Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Borgnine recalled the pranks they City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After Barr), “Roseanne,” 1988-97. There enjoyed playing down through the sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- kept their dreams alive when the pair No. 310-880. are many ways to be a good mother years. vice related credits will be issued. were on their own. New stepdad Jay POSTMASTER: Send address changes and Roseanne’s was unmistakably “We loved to outdo each other,” In all other counties where home delivery to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, hers, with bark and loving bite (and is in the picture now and wants to Borgnine said. “It was like therapy.” is available, next day re-delivery or ser- Lake City, Fla. 32056. weigh in, but this savvy mother knows vice related credits will be issued. definitely no pearls). She was funny Also shown at the casual gathering Publisher Todd Wilson . . . .754-0418 and rowdy and unfailingly committed best. And remember, guys, these are in the church’s fellowship hall were Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) to keeping her family afloat through Mother’s Day hugs. clips from Lindsey on “Hee Haw.” ([email protected]) tough times, whether financial or emo- One of them: “Where was News Home delivery rates tional. Friends remember ‘Goober Solomon’s temple?” Minnie Pearl Editor Robert Bridges . . . .754-0428 (Tuesday -Friday and Sunday) n Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren asked him. ([email protected]) 12 Weeks...... $26.32 Pyle’ actor George Lindsey 24 Weeks...... $48.79 Graham), “The Gilmore Girls,” 2000- “Right on the side of his head,” aDVertIsING ...... 752-1293 52 Weeks...... $83.46 07. A young, fiercely devoted single NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Actor Lindsey responded. ([email protected]) Rates include 7% sales tax. parent, Lorelai had her own growing George Lindsey was remembered Kenneth Junkin of Gordo, Ala., Mail rates 12 Weeks...... $41.40 up to do. But she always put daughter Friday as the grinning Goober who drove 300 miles to attend the ser- cLassIFIeD 24 Weeks...... $82.80 Rory’s needs first as, in tandem, mom made television viewers laugh for vice. To place a classified ad, call 755-5440 52 Weeks...... $179.40 and teenager stumbled uncertainly three decades on “The Andy Griffith “He brought happiness into my toward making the best life — and Show” and “Hee Haw.” life,” Junkin said. “I had to come.” CORRECTION brightest future — possible. A public memorial service drew Several fellow performers from n Gloria Pritchett (Sofia Vergara), an estimated 400 people who paid the two shows are dead, including The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news items. last respects to Lindsey, 83, who died “Modern Family,” 2009-present. Don Knotts (Barney Fife), Frances If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please call the If young Manny is a mama’s boy, Sunday. Bavier (Aunt Bee), Buck Owens, co- then he’s keeping ideal company. He was the beanie-wearing host of ‘Hee Haw,” and Minnie Pearl. executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run in this Gorgeous, exuberant, devoted Gloria Goober on “The Andy Griffith Show” (AP) space. And thanks for reading. LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 3A ROBBERY: Officers looking for two suspects Lake City woman Continued From Page 1A critical after accident about the shooting, it didn’t From staff reports Ferguson, also of Lake seem real, he said. City, was listed in serious Although some conve- A Lake City woman condition and was taken to nience stores install bullet was in critical condition Shands as well. proof windows around the Saturday after a two-car Deputies said the sec- cashier stations, A & M accident near the intersec- ond vehicle, driven by Discount Beverage doesn’t tion of State Road 47 and George Timmons Jr. of have one, Patel said. Marvin Burnett. Apopka, turned from “Dad never even consid- Florida Highway Patrol Marvin Burnett onto SR ered any of those things deputies said Janie Jones, 47 at approximately 4:20 because everybody that a passenger in a vehicle p.m., failing to yield the came in here we always driven by Everett Virgil right-of-way. Timmons was knew,” Patel said. Ferguson, was transport- transported to Lake Shore Occasionally there’d be ed to Shands Hospital at Hospital and was listed in small thefts, but there were the University of Florida. serious condition. never any major events until that Friday afternoon. Nothing ever made the fam- ily fearful for their life, Patel Farmers markets to take said. A fatal shooting could food assistance cards happen anywhere, but in a small town with a police TALLAHASSEE — replaced food stamps. station just down the road, Farmers markets in Florida The funding is being they just didn’t expect it, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter will soon be able to begin funneled through the state he said. The A&M Discount Beverage store, located at 394 E. Duval St., reopened Tuesday following accepting food assistance Department of Children “In a small town like this, the death of owner Rajnikant K. Patel, 55, during an April 27 robbery. cards, even if they lack tele- and Families, which over- when’s the last time it’s hap- phone lines or electricity. sees welfare programs in pened?” he said. I think they need to catch information officer. Anyone He had short hair and was The U.S. Department Florida. Patel said he thinks the them,” he said. “They are with information is encour- wearing a gray shirt and of Agriculture on Friday Department Secretary men are local. “They knew professionals. Hopefully aged to come forward, no blue jeans at the time of announced it was giving David Wilkins said the where the money was,” he they do their job,” he said. matter how insignificant the robbery, according to the state nearly $79,000 grant money will give said. With his father gone, the information may seem, police. to help farmers markets recipients access to local, Customers have Patel said he will run the he said. There is a $10,000 The shooter is described purchase wireless equip- healthy fresh food as well expressed their anger at store without fear or res- reward for information as a light-skinned black ment so they can handle as provide more customers the needless violence of the ervation and be there for leading to the identification, male in his 30’s, weighing purchases made with the for small businesses. robbery, he said. They say his mother and sister. “I am arrest and prosecution of about 230-250 pounds. He electronic cards that have -Associated Press they wish they could get that role now,” he said. “This the robbery and shooting was wearing a straw hat, a their hands on the men. was my dad’s life, that’s why suspects. The Lake City white shirt and blue jeans at Patel said he hopes police I keep running it.” Police Department’s tip line the time of the shooting. He can find the suspects and Officials are still inves- is 386-719-2068. had white tape across his Turtles back at center make it an example for tigating the case and fol- The man suspected of rob- nose and a white bandage other would-be criminals. lowing leads and tips, said bing the store is described on the side of his neck, Associated Press Davie police have been “In order for small business Steve Shaw, Lake City as a young black male, according to police. He may DAVIE — Two turtles looking for two teens that owners to feel comfortable, Police Department public about 5’7” and 180 pounds. also walk with a limp. have been returned five days shouted obscenities and after being snatched from a threats at guests and employ- South Florida wildlife center. ees and may have been SHOW: The ‘Mermaid of the River’ Palm Beach The South Florida Sun- involved in the turtles’ disap- Sentinel reports Zippy and pearance. Capt. Dale Engle says Continued From Page 1A Florida the turtles were schools anonymously returned to the officers are processing the blue pillowcase for DNA. Buck, Swillie and the Smith friends and family members Flamingo Gardens in Davie Investigators tried to look Brothers -- all came up and who saw her on the promo. probed on Friday. They were left at for fingerprints on the turtles were talking to me,” she She said she was not real- the sanctuary in a blue pil- "I’m excited but I but Engle says they did not said. ly familiar with the show Associated Press lowcase and in good condi- won’t know (how it cooperate. Daugherty said they before the crew approached WEST PALM BEACH — tion. asked whether she had went) until I see her. 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ONE A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW Job Obama’s market same-sex not really stance is better political resident Obama’s he official unem- newly adopted ployment rate is stance regarding 8.1 percent, but same-sex “mar- the turmoil in the riage” is overhyped. P“At a certain point, I’ve just American labor mar- Tket is worse than that number concluded that for me person- suggests. Bad policy and eco- ally it is important for me to nomic circumstances are com- go ahead and affirm that I bining to create a European- think same-sex couples should style permanent underclass on be able to get married,” he our shores. said. This merely reflects that It’s telling that the Bureau he was forced to come out of Labor Statistics (BLS) because he needs his extrem- recently revised the definition So we’ll see 2013 after all ist base in an election year. of long-term unemployment. Voluble Vice President Joe Previously, the longest term Biden unexpectedly pulled the measured was two years. Now, t’s scientifically safe to More important, Saturno issue into the spotlight with his own personal declaration BLS will have a category for make plans for 2013. found extensive columns of fig- on a weekend news show, a Americans who have been The world will not end ures, tracking the movements blunder for which he apolo- without a job for as long as five. on Dec. 21 or the default of the moon, Mars and Venus. gized. Mr. Obama was seeking This change reflects the reality date of Dec. 23, accord- Each column was headed by Iing to a newly discovered Mayan a representation of one of the to motivate openly homosexual that the average length of long- fundraisers who were holding term unemployment has con- calendar. three moon gods -- a jaguar, a If an incomplete ancient woman and a skull, at least as back on their efforts until they tinued to increase even though saw movement on the issue. the economy is technically in a Mayan calendar, enthusiastically Dale McFeatters exciting as today’s calendars embraced by New Age cultists [email protected] with representations of cute kit- So rather than a profile in cour- “recovery.” age, the change in position was In November 2009, the aver- and those of an exceedingly tens and excavating equipment. maker, in the unexcavated exposed for being what it is: age length of unemployment gloomy pessimism, were to be The calendar spans 7,000 Guatemalan city of Xultun, election-year expediency. was just over 29 weeks. In April believed, it didn’t matter who years and we seem to be half- largely unexplored except by Mr. Obama’s personal decla- 2012, that number was 34.5 won the November election way through, meaning dooms- looters. ration has no legal relevance. weeks. Almost a third of the because neither the candidates, day is still 3,500 years off. “So One day while exploring the The White House has resisted more than 13 million unem- the voters who elected the win- much for the supposed end of ner nor, indeed, the whole rest looters’ trenches with a student, the world,” said Saturno. signing a proposed executive ployed Americans - that is, order banning federal contrac- of the world, would be around Saturno came upon a small, rel- We wouldn’t exactly call his almost 4 million people - have tors from discriminating on for the inauguration. atively intact building and made discovery a killjoy -- we are talk- been idle for more than year, the basis of sexual orientation If the Mayans were so smart, two amazing discoveries. ing about the end of the world, according to the most recent or gender identity. In his sup- you might ask, how come their One was the earliest known after all -- but it does detract Pew Trust report. posedly historic statement, intact Mayan painting -- a king As Pew noted, the problem civilization is no longer around, mightily from our sense of antic- the president added that he painted bright blue and adorned of long-term unemployment is having collapsed in 900 A.D., ipation for December. And we’ll continues to believe, “this is with an ornate costume of feath- worse now than it was in 2008, leaving behind spectacular, if still have to report for work on an issue that’s going to be ers and jewelry. Except for the the official start of the Great overgrown and crumbling, ruins Jan. 2. According to the calen- worked out at the local level color, the jewelry and the feath- Recession. and at least one calendar to ter- dar of our current civilization, because historically this has ers, it seems to have been the Congress is making the rify the gullible. that’s a Wednesday. not been a federal issue.” In equivalent of the large portrait situation worse by continually But a team of scientists, this respect, he is in line with photographs of the current U.S. ■ extending the length of unem- led by archeologist William Dale McFeatters is editorial many conservatives who argue president that hang in every writer for Scripps Howard News ployment benefits. When peo- Saturno, found the workshop that the matter should be left government office. Service. ple are paid not to work, they of an ancient Mayan calendar up to the states, where - by the don’t work. Pew projects spend- way - 31 governments already ing for jobless compensation have passed bans on homosex- for 2012 at $99 billion, which is LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ual “marriage.” If Mr. Obama a big number even by profligate applied this state-centric logic Washington standards. to the rest of his big-govern- There are no easy fixes, but ment thinking, the national if this nation doesn’t address debt wouldn’t be $15.7 trillion. Obama continues to rescue us The statement came a day the root causes of unemploy- after voters in North Carolina ment, it’s only going to get In response to Marian Lewis’ as the number one auto indus- official letters. The first letter approved a state constitutional worse. America can’t afford to letter to the editor from May 8, try in the world. GM is now the states that the Federal Railroad (What Secret Plans?), normally number one auto maker in the Administration (FRA) train horn amendment affirming that lose 4 million people to learned “marriage between one man hopelessness. responding to this kind of edi- universe. The war in Iraq was rule requires four whistles at all torially-rambling gibberish is ended. Lives and money have crossings; two long, one short, and one woman is the only ■ The Washington Times a waste of time. His editorial been saved! The Afghan war is and one long. The horns at the domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this is replete with lies, distortions, in closure mode. Look, America intersections are not the prob- state.” Robin Roberts of ABC accusations, innuendoes ... and has fallen to 25th in math in the lem here. News called Mr. Obama on Lake City Reporter it proves my point. Whether you world order, yet Republicans What I am complaining about this, saying his approach in Serving Columbia County believe or realize it or not, the continue to cry for the drastic are train operators who hold essence validated the outcome Since 1874 economy, according to knowl- slashing of dollars from educa- down the horn, sometimes for in the Tar Heel State. The The Lake City Reporter is pub- edgeable and reputable authori- tion. Education is the key to a 10 seconds or longer. The time president equivocated, explain- lished with pride for residents of ties, is on the rebound. free America! of day from 11 p.m. to -7 a.m., ing, “different states are com- Columbia and surrounding counties by Lewis’ editorial is laced with President Obama, Mr. Lewis, when people are sleeping, is the ing to different conclusions” Community Newspapers Inc. the word “race” and racial has not failed me nor you, and real problem. The other issue We believe strong newspapers build and suggested many support- strong communities —-“Newspapers threats. Why? His vitriolic in my evaluation of him he is the continuous sounding of ers of such measures “are not get things done!” response shows throughout his appears to be more intelligent, train horns when the train has coming at it from a mean-spir- Our primary goal is to editorial. He mentions “race” honest, eloquent, truthful, well- already passed through the ited perspective.” For the most publish distinguished and profitable six (6) times; the word “race” is dressed, handsome, a polished intersection. On several occa- community-oriented newspapers. part, homosexual activists and This mission will be accomplished not mentioned in my editorial. speaker, an ideal family man, sions I have even heard train the liberal media are pretend- through the teamwork of professionals Who appears to be race-baiting? and of good character, than operators simply hold down the ing to ignore this transparent dedicated to truth, integrity and hard Read the book What Good We most of America’s past presi- horn all the way through town attempt at triangulation. work. Do written by Robert Draper dents and contenders. where there are no intersec- Appearing to take a stand for Todd Wilson, publisher and you won’t have to ques- May God continue to bless tions. same-sex “marriage” tempo- Robert Bridges, editor tion “what secret?” The book America! The second time I called rarily roused the Democratic Sue Brannon, controller describes the secret meeting CSX they abruptly sent me a base, but overall it will hurt of Newt Gringrich, Paul Ryan, Glynnell Presley letter stating that they had done Mr. Obama’s re-election effort. Dink NeSmith, president John Kyl, Eric Cantor and other Lake City extensive research into solving The issue has the potential to Tom Wood, chairman “so-called” high-ranking, conniv- the problem but there was noth- be a boon for Republicans. ing Republicans. Train troubles ing further that they could do. The Obama team was try- LETTERS By the way, since when is an I am not satisfied with this out- ing to avoid the issue because individual elected to Congress My name is James come so I want to appeal to the it’s a liability in critical swing POLICY “for the sole purpose of stop- Snowberger, I have lived here in people of Lake City and ask that states. In 2008, Mr. Obama Letters to the Editor should be ping Obama from doing any- Lake City since I was born and all of you express your concerns won seven states - Virginia, typed or neatly written and double more harm to our country.” I have always valued the peace to CSX. North Carolina, Pennsylvania, spaced. Letters should not exceed This is ludicrous! The harm and quiet around here. That is If enough people complain Ohio, Indiana, Florida and 400 words and will be edited for was caused for the most part why I am troubled by the bla- about incessant train horns at Minnesota - that either have length and libel. Letters must be by Republicans and their poli- tant disregard the train opera- all hours of the day, they will state laws or constitutional signed and include the writer’s name, cies. The country was saved tors (since last September) have to listen. See more about amendments banning same- address and telephone number for by President Obama and his have for the people who have FRA train horn rules at www.fra. sex unions. Together, they verification. Writers can have two administration. Policemen, fire- to put up with continuous horn dot.gov. represent 117 electoral votes. letters per month published. Letters men, teachers, and many others blasts while they slowly cruise To call in a complaint about Mr. Obama cannot win in and guest columns are the opinion of November without most or would have been laid-off in high through town at 3 a.m. abusive train horn use, please the writers and not necessarily that of all of them. While this con- numbers -- sending the country I have contacted CSX twice as call: 1-877-TellCSX (1-877-835- the Lake City Reporter. troversy may not be decisive into a deeper economic spiral. well as City Code Enforcement 5279). At the menu, press 8 to BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, this year - the dismal economy President Obama rescued with less than favorable results. complain about train horns. Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at Basically, the city’s hands are is much more pressing with 180 E. Duval St. downtown. America, in spite of the denial most voters - the issue clearly and foot dragging by some tied and CSX has final say on James Snowberger BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. all matters concerning their doesn’t help the president. BY E-MAIL: Republicans. The auto industry Lake City was saved and has rebounded internal affairs. Each time I [email protected] called, CSX responded with ■ The Washington Times 5A

LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL sunDAY, MAY 13, 2012 a Search warrant nets pair of drug arrests

From staff reports Jurisdictional Task Force served a search possible as this moves forward.” warrant at 3851 NW Archer Rd. where Detectives seized approximately 247 Authorities arrested two Columbia they found marijuana, prescription medi- grams of marijuana and approximately County men while serving a search war- cations and a firearm in the home. The 16 grams of Oxycodone. A loaded semi- rant on a Columbia County home Thursday Columbia County Multi Jurisdicational automatic handgun, as well as more than night. More than $5,000 in cash, a pistol Task Force is comprised of detectives $5,000 in U.S. currency, were also seized. and narcotics were seized during the ensu- from the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, “This was a brief but thorough investi- ing investigation. Florida Department of Law Enforcement, gation conducted by the MJDTF,” Seifert Timothy Tamel Morgan, 25, 239 SE Lake City Police Department and the U.S. said. “The two suspects that were arrested Hanover St. and Travis Denard Mullins, Drug Enforcement Administration. are alleged to be involved in the sale of 27, 1094 SW McFarlane Ave., were both Mullins Morgan “Both suspects were taken into cus- illegal narcotics. Detectives believe that charged with trafficking in narcotics, pos- tody without incident and booked into the home where the search warrant was session of over 20 grams of marijuana and Facility on $31,000 bond. the Columbia County Detention Facility,” served is connected to this illegal activ- possession of drug paraphernalia in con- According to Columbia County Sheriff’s said Sgt. Ed Seifert, Columbia County ity and that is why the two suspects were nection with the case. Both were booked Office reports, around 10:15 p.m. Thursday, Sheriff’s Office public information officer. arrested there and not at their own resi- into the Columbia County Detention CCSO detectives assigned to the Multi “Additional arrests and/or charges are dences.”

Wreck injures Suwannee woman From staff reports to Shands at Lake Shore eled into the median. with injuries suffered in the The SUV struck the A Suwannee County wreck. ground several times and woman was seriously The wreck occurred then traveled approxi- injured Friday afternoon around 12:10 p.m. Friday mately 15 feet in the air in a single vehicle wreck on I-10, approximately four and struck a tree with its on Interstate 10 when her miles north of Lake City. roof before coming to rest sports utility vehicle left According to Florida on the driver’s side, on the the roadway, went air- Highway Patrol reports, roadway’s grass shoulder. borne and struck a tree Countryman was driving Countr yman was with its roof. a 1995 Chevy SUV west on charged with careless Sandra Lee Countryman, the roadway and failed to driving, reports said. 49, of Live Oak, was taken negotiate a curve and trav- To Candidates for Florida’s Columbia County School District Superintendent: May Day! LAURA HAMPSON/Lake City Reporter “Gentlemen, I await a response.” Am I correct when I proclaim Fredrick Harrell, 7, gets his face painted by Kim Carter Saturday at the May Day Community to you that Columbia High School students are created in the Festival at Memorial Stadium. The inaugural event was hosted by the Columbia County image of God and that they did not evolve from a hominid? Recreation Department to bring the community together. The three possible answers are “YES”, or “NO” or “PCSR” (Politically Correct Sidestep Response). Airborne sturgeon injures Kenny Merriken 386-344-7339, [email protected] (Compare Holy Bible versus Florida Biology 1 End-if-Course Old Town man on Suwannee Assessment Test Items Specifications, page 32 - SC.7.L.15.1; page 52 - SC.912.L.15.10 From staff reports City. They were just south of Rock Bluff http://fcat.fldoe.org/eoc/pdf/BiologyFL11Sp.pdf) near the County Road 340 bridge. The two Old Town man injured by sturgeon on had been fishing and were headed back to Ephesians 6:12, I John 4:1 “but try the spirits whether they are of Suwannee River the Gornto Springs boat ramp, where they God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.” An Old Town man was injured Friday had launched at 7 a.m. when he collided with a sturgeon that had According to investigators, the two were Paid for by Kenny Merriken May 13, 2012 jumped out of the Suwannee River in front traveling about 10 to 15 mph. At about of his boat. 10:30 a.m., a sturgeon jumped up in front Christopher Jordan Marlo (DOB of the vessel, striking Marlo. Neither man 09/18/80), received non-life-threatening saw the fish. However, Cobb reported he SEMINOLE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO TAMPA injuries, according to Florida Fish and saw something splash off the right side Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) of the boat and the boat turned hard to investigators. the right. He looked back to see Marlo Marlo was operating the 14-foot john- slumped over the left side of the vessel. boat that belonged to his passenger, John Cobb got Marlo back into the boat and Garrett Cobb (DOB 06/05/75) of Cross went to the Rock Bluff boat ramp. NEW SERVICE! OBITUARIES

George J. Combs the family requests that memo- City in 1990. He was preceded rial donations be made to the in death by his mother Caroline Sergeant First Class Retired, Haven Hospice of the Suwan- Haggerty Webber. He is sur- George J. Combs, age 82, of nee Valley, 6037 US Highway vived by his wife Rosie Webber Lake City, passed away peace- 90 West, Lake City, FL 32055, of Lake City, Fla.,: His daugh- fully while surrounded by his in support of the Haven’s bird ter Jennifer (Daniel) Courson family late Friday evening, feeder program. of Orlando, Fla.: His son John May 11, 2012 at his daughter’s Arrangements are under the di- Webber of Lake City, Fla.: His residence. A native of Olustee, rection of the DEES-PARRISH father Bobby Webber of Clin- Florida, Mr. Combs had been a FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, ton, Tenn.: One granddaughter resident of Lake City since 1969 458 S. Marion Ave., Lake City, Kalia Courson: His siblings having moved here from Co- FL 32025 752-1234 Please Donna (Harold) West of Boze- lumbia, South Carolina. The son share your thoughts and wishes man, Mt., Danny (Cheri) Web- HOP ON THE BUS GUS of the late Travis Roper Combs for the family our on-line family ber of Liberty Township, Ohio, and Rosa Lee Alford Combs, guestbook at parrishfamilyfu- Dora Webber and Cora Webber Mr. Combs served in the United neralhome.com both of Ocala, Fla. and Bobby PACKAGE INCLUDES: YOU PAY: YOU PAY: States Army for twenty years Webber of Las Vegas, Nv. Fu- $ 00 00* * 00* prior to retiring. During his time neral services will be conduct- 35 FREE PLAY $ $ in the Army, Mr. Combs fought Mr. John Wayne Webber ed at 10 A.M. Tuesday, May $ in both the Korean War and 15th, in the Providence Village Plus 5 Meal Voucher & 40 35 the Vietnam Conflict. He was Mr. John Wayne Webber, age Baptist Church with Rev. Dax Roundtrip Transportation From Valdosta From Lake City & Gainesville awarded a Bronze Star for his 55, of Lake City, Fla. passed Summerhill, Paster, officiating. meritorious service. Follow- away suddenly on May 9, 2012. Interment will be in Florida Na- ing his retirement Mr. Combs He was a devoted husband, lov- tional Cemetery, Bushnell, Fla. OVER 4,100 OF THE HOTTEST SLOT MACHINES, enjoyed gardening, fishing, ing father and Visitation will be from 9 to 10 MORE WAYS TO WIN. 90 TABLE GAMES AND 50 LIVE POKER TABLES. building race cars and NASCAR grandfather and A.M. Tuesday at his church, racing. He was a member of the cherished uncle, (One hour before service). Hopeful Baptist Church. Mr. friend and broth- Please make memorials to Chil- For more information call FABULOUS COACH LINES at Combs was preceded in death er. He was a dren of Fallen Soldiers relief by his beloved wife, Joyce very hard worker and proud of fund - www.cfsrf.org. GUERRY 1.866.352.7295 Davis Combs. his family. He was employed as FUNERAL HOME, 2659 S.W. or visit their website at fabulouscoach.com He is survived by his children, a correctional officer at Suwan- Main Blvd., Lake City, Fla. is Penny and Jerry Stanley of Lake nee County Correctional Institu- charge of arrangements. www. City; Dottie and Darrell Craw- tion for over 15 years. He was a guerryfuneralhome.net PICK-UP LOCATIONS & TIMES ford of Jacksonville, Florida Marine veteran of the Vietnam and Randy and Kim Combs of war, loved the Penn State foot- Obituaries are paid advertise- Service from Valdosta/Lake City/Gainesville Lake City; a brother, Maurice ball team and attended the Provi- ments. For details, call the Lake Eugene Combs (Geraldine) of dence Village Baptist Church. City Reporter’s classified depart- TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS Glen St. Mary, Florida; and He was born in Lebanon, PA ment at 752-1293. sisters, Inet Salano and Goldie and had resided in Ft. Lauder- Mae Davis both of Jacksonville, dale, Fla. before moving to Lake VALDOSTA MALL LAKE CITY MALL OAKS MALL Florida; his grandchildren, VALDOSTA, GA LAKE CITY GAINESVILLE Tammy Durrance (Ricky), 1700 Norman Drive 2469 West 6419 Newberry Road Mendy Warner (Winston), Nick US Hwy. 90 Crawford (Stephanie), Jared Combs (Amy) and Ashley Nash 7:00 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM (Bubba), and his great-grand- NEW children, Morghan Warner, Jayden Combs, Graceanne Water Bottles For group charter information, please call the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 877.529.7653 Durrance, Austin Nash, Chloe Combs, Caitlin Crawford and Baylee Crawford. Numerous Nascar & other family members and i-4 at north orient road • 813.627.rock friends also survive. Harley Davidson seminolehardrocktampa.com Funeral services for Mr. Combs will be conducted at 2:00 P.M. Tervis Cups on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 in the Hopeful Baptist Church with Bro. Paul Reed officiat- ing. Interment will follow in the Hopeful Baptist Church Cem- etery. The family will receive Sandals friends from 5:00 to 7:00 on Mens • Women • Childrens *See Player’s Club for complete details. Must be at least 21 years old and a Seminole Player’s Club member to participate. Valid ID required. Management reserves all rights. Offers Monday evening in the chapel are non-negotiable, non-transferable and must be redeemed in person at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa. Offer is for the slot and gaming machine of your choice, of the Dees-Parrish Family Fu- WILSON’S OUTFITTERS not valid for live Poker or Table Games. No cash value. Persons who have been trespassed or banned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida or those who have opted into the self-exclusion 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 program are not eligible. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please call 1-888-ADMIT-IT. © 2011 Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. All rights reserved. neral Home. In lieu of flowers [email protected] 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424

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May 13 May 16 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mother’s Day service Summer camp begins The Falling Creek Girls Club registration Charity golf tournament Missionary Baptist Church for our Summer Program Relay for Life will have a family will honor Mother’s starts Wednesday, May 16 Charity Golf Tournament Day on May 13 at 11 a.m. at 8 a.m. at 494 NW DeSoto Saturday, May 19 at Quail The speaker will be evan- St. We will continue regis- Heights Country Club, 161 gelist Sandra Price of lake tration until camp is full. SW Quail Heights Terrace. City. We are inviting you to First come, first served. Cost is $75 per player, $275 come and fellowship with is The cost for the camp is per 4 man team, $300 team on this great occasion. $225. It is open to girls ages with hole sponsorship, $50 6 years old, who have com- partial hole sponsorship May 14 pleted first grade, through only, or $150 entire hole 13 years old. Call 719-5840 sponsorship w/option to Republican women for information. set up tent & advertise. meet Registration is at 7:30 a.m. The Columbia Federated Enjoy a complete program Republican Women meets Class of 1946 luncheon of special events, 18 holes the second Monday of each The Columbia High of golf (including cart), month. On Monday, May School graduating class of lunch, door prizes for each 14 we will meet at Ray’s 1946 will have the quar- player and an exciting Deli and Grill on Highway terly luncheon meeting awards luncheon/banquet. 247. Social hour begins at 6 on Wednesday, May 16 at Call Kim Nicholson at 288- p.m. meeting starts at 6:30 Phish Heads Restaurant 2871 to pre-register. p.m. Good food and good from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost friends. For information for the meal has already call 386-303-2616. been taken care of by a Free piano concert class member, so there is First Presbyterian Music May 15 no cost for attending. Department will present Joseph Martin in concert SAT camp May 17 Saturday, May 19, 7:30 p.m. The Florida Education Mr. Martin is a prolific Fund is offering a Free SAT Retired educators meet composer and outstanding and College Preparation The Columbia County pianist. The concert will Summer Camp. It is Retired Educators will meet also include some of his being offered through the 1 p.m. Thursday, May 17 at anthems sung by a choir he North Florida Center of Ole Times Country Buffet. will have rehearsed earlier Excellence June 11 to 28 For more information call in the day. A reception will at Columbia High School. 752-2431. follow. For more informa- It will run Monday through tion call Bill Poplin at 365- Thursday from 8 a.m. 4932. to 2 p.m.. Students may Butterfly gardening earn credit as an elective. Separate gardening for Students will work with cer- butterflies classes will be Daylilly sale tified teachers to sharpen held Thursday, May 17 The Suwannee Valley TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter skills in mathematics, criti- at 5:45 p.m. and Saturday Daylily Society will be hold- Seeking explorers cal reading, writing, and May 19 at 2 p.m. at the Fort ing a Daylily Show & Sale Lake City Police Department Crime Prevention Unit officer Mike Lee, speaks about the learn test taking strategies White Public Library, locat- May 19 at the Lake City that will enhance scores on ed on Rt. 47 across from Mall, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For department’s Police Explorer Program during a recent presentation. More than 20 people, the SAT test and other tests, high school. Movement in more information contact including adults and prospective Explorer Program applicants attended the two informational such as the FCAT and ACT. the garden adds another Gene Perry, 386-754-3741. meetings. Students will also attend dimension of viewing workshops that will pro- enjoyment. Learn the main May 20 Avenue in High Springs. of the Columbia County a.m. at Teen Town, 533 NW vide pre-college and career components of a Successful Dubbed Summer Sundays, Public Library. Desoto St., Lake City. The guidance. Applications are Butterfly Garden. This is Community Concerts this a great opportu- program this month will be available at Columbia Highs a free UF/IFAS Extension The Jacksonville nity to explore High the Completed Resolutions School, Lake City Middle workshop and everyone is Symphony Orchestra per- Springs. Bring your own Financial literacy class Program. Bring one fat School, and Richardson welcome. forms 3 p.m. May 20 at blankets, lawn chairs and Jenny Jump of the quarter for each resolu- Middle School. The camp the Levy Performing Arts Refreshments! Enjoy our Columbia County UF/IFAS tion you did not complete. is opened to upcoming Center. The full Jacksonville beautiful downtown area Extension Office will pres- Those who completed their advanced 8th graders and Cooking class Symphony Orchestra pres- with your family and friends ent Money Matters, a free, resolutions will be reward- to all upcoming 9th-12th The UF/IFAS Columbia ents a rousing “Patriotic on a Summer Sunday informational program ed with your fat quarters. graders. The application County Extension is Pops Spectacular” program afternoon. Summer Sunday about financial literacy at deadline is May 15. For offering a ‘5 for 5’ class, featuring popular works by runs May 20, June 17, July the Main Library. This pro- May 24 more information please Thursday, May 24 at 5:30 John Williams, Gershwin, 15 and August 19 from 2 to gram is a 3-part series on contact Gloria McIntosh at p.m. Learn how to cook 5 Bernstein, Berlin, Sousa, 4 p.m. Tuesday mornings at 9:30 ’72 class meeting Columbia High School at nutritious meals in under and other season favorites. am, beginning on Tuesday, Class of 1972 Reunion 755-8080 ext. 293 or mcin- 5 minutes, and the cost of Ticket and membership May 22 May 22 and ending on Meeting at Beef O’Bradys [email protected]. each meal is less than $10 information is available at Tuesday June 5. May 24 at 7 p.m. Contact (for 2+ people). Samples www.comunityconcerts. Author program George H. Hudson Jr. 386- will be provided for tasting. info. Mark Mustian, author 623-2066 for information. Square dance lessons Class is $5 per person and of The Return and The Loss support group The Dixie Dancers is limited to the first 20 peo- Gendarme, will speak at Haven Hospice is host- Square Dance Club will be ple. Registration deadline is Senior celebration the Main Library Tuesday, ing a grief and loss sup- Landlords meeting holding square dance les- May 17. Class will be held New Mt. Pisgah A. M. May 22 at 7 p.m. In addi- port group May 22 at the There will be a work- sons for new dancers start- at the Columbia County E. Church will be celebrat- tion to his writing, Mark Suwannee Valley Hospice shop meeting for owners ing May 15. The classes Extension Office located at ing with the Class of 2012 Mustian is also an attor- Care Center Community and rental agents May 24 will start at 6:45 p.m. and 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane with Senior Day on Sunday, ney and a Tallahassee City Room, 6037 West US at 6 p.m. at Shands Lake will be held at the Teen at the Columbia County May 20 beginning at 10:30 Commissioner. A native Highway 90. This group Shore Regional Medical Town Recreation Center, Fairgrounds. To register a.m. You are cordially invit- Floridian and a graduate of will meet every Tuesday Center conference room. 533 NW Desoto Street. or for more information ed to come join us while the University of Florida, at 10 a.m. from May 22 This is the last meeting Anyone 12 years of age and please contact Jenny Jump we uplift this class in this Mark Mustian also serves through June 26. For more until September. older is welcome to attend. at the Extension Office at glorious occasion. Dinner as the chair of the Lutheran information, please contact Come and join us and see (386)752-5384. will be served. Readers Project, a nation- the local Haven Hospice May 26 how much fun it is square al program that strives office at 352-378-2121. dance. For more informa- to serve as a bridge con- Flower arranging class tion call 758-3654 or 754- May 19 Summer concerts necting Lutheran readers May 23 Bruce Cavey of The 1478. The City of High Springs and writers. His critically Gardener’s Emporium Coach’s retirement will present a free sum- acclaimed second novel, Quilters meeting will present a hands-on, A retirement reception mer concert in the park The Gendarme, is a Florida The Lady of the Lake instructional program on Art League meeting for Coach Mason Farnell series, featuring local musi- Book Award Gold Medal Quilters Guild will meet on flower arranging Saturday, The Art League of North of Eastside Elementary cians and talent at James winner. This free program Wednesday, May 23 at 10 May 26 at 1 p.m. at the Fort Florida is holding the reg- School will be held at Paul Park, 110 NW 1st is sponsored by the Friends a.m. with social time at 9:30 White Branch Library. ular monthly meeting on Berea Baptist Church fel- May 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the lowship hall, Saturday on First Presbyterian Church May 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. Fellowship Hall. The com- for anyone in the commu- munity is invited as guests. nity who would like to drop There will be refreshments, in and wish him a happy fellowship, a short meeting retirement after 42 years and speaker Dr. Fran Rossi, of teaching and coaching a well-known educator and in the Columbia County artist. School System.

Traffic safety meeting Blood drive The Columbia Traffic LifeSouth Community Safety Team meets Blood Center will have a Tuesday, May 15 at the blood drive May 19 at the FDOT Operations Complex Lowe’s Safety Day from 10 on Lake Jeffery Road in the a.m. to 2 p.m. and Moe’s Crew Room. The Team is Southwestern Grill from made up of enforcement, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., where engineering, emergency donors will recieve $5 in services and educators who Moe’s bucks. All donors tackle traffic safety issues receive a recognition item brought to them by resi- from LifeSouth. dents of Columbia County. The meeting is open to the public. Call Gina Busscher Test drive fundraiser at FDOT at 758-3714 for Test Drive a New Lincoln more information or if you Automobile and $20 goes want to be placed on the to Fort White High School next agenda. during Drive Smart For Your School at Rountree- Moore Ford Lincoln, Hwy 90 West, May 19 from 9 7A7A

Page Editor: Xxx, 754-xxxx LAKELAKE CITYCITY REPORTERREPORTER locallocal &&& STSTSTaaATETETE sunDAY,sundsunDAY,ay, MAYMAYMAY 13,13,13, 201220122012 aa7A ST. LEO: Rep. Porter is commencement speaker I-75 to see lane Continued From Page 1A closures for repaving degree from Florida A&M University and her youngest From staff reports During lane closures, the child was able to see her get Another segment of set for speed limit is reduced to 60 her master’s degree Friday. Interstate 75 in North Florida mph which will be enforced She said having other fam- is set for repaving starting by the Florida Highway ily members in attendance Monday night. A 5-mile sec- Patrol (FHP). Motorists are added to the occasion. tion in Columbia County reminded that speeding fines The keynote speaker for between State Road 47 (Exit are doubled in construction the commencement was 423) and three miles north work zones when workers State Representative Liz of US 41/441 (Exit 414) are present. Porter (R-Lake City), who will be repaved with night- No work will be allowed told the graduates to embrace time lane closures starting from 6 a.m. Friday until 9 change in the world. at 9 p.m. and ending each p.m. Sunday because of the “Never be afraid to try day at 6 a.m., according to increased volumes of traffic something new,” she said. the Florida Department of on the interstate on week- “Remember, amateurs built Transportation. ends. the ark; professionals built Only the outside lanes will Interstate 75 is also being the Titanic.” be resurfaced in this project resurfaced in Hamilton Porter told how she but the removal of the exist- County between the became a politician and how ing pavement will encroach Suwannee County line at the it has changed her life. She into the center lane. Since the Suwannee River Bridge and added that the graduates process will require 3 ¾ to 6 US 129 (Exit 451). This 9.5- have done the right thing ¼ inches of asphalt removed mile long project will be com- for themselves, their fami- nightly from half-mile sec- pleted in the Fall. Currently, lies and their community by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter nighttime lane closures are Students from the Saint Leo University Lake City Center march out of the Florida tions, the double lane closure choosing to continue their is needed to provide safety to occurring weeknights to education. Gateway College Wilson S. Rivers Library & Media Center Friday for the Class of 2012 motorists as well as the work- resurface the center lane. “Any one of you here Commencement Ceremony. Approximately 95 of the 110 graduates walked to receive their ers. Plans are to start at State For updates on I-75 proj- tonight could be the catalyst degrees and certificates. Road 47 and work south. ects, contact the FDOT Public Information Office at that changes our world,” she “I’ve worked really hard here ating in front of his family working with someone who All work should be com- 800-749-2967, follow FDOT said. at Saint Leo University and meant to him. “Never give has the desire to learn and pleted by the end of June. on Twitter @MyFDOT_ Following Porter’s address also to earn my associates up. That’s the most impor- go to the next step in his or The FDOT hired Anderson NEFL or @FL511_northeast and as the ceremony pro- degree. I really have my fam- tant thing in my life so far, her life. They’ve been well- Columbia Company Inc., of or dial 511 to get traffic inci- gressed, the graduation can- ily and friends to thank in being an example to the kids trained and will represent Lake City to do the work at a dents on I-75. didates were each called to helping me get through this — especially at my age.” Saint Leo University well.” cost of $1.8 million. walk across the stage and and also the staff her at Saint Dr. Robin Hall, assistant During the ceremony it get their diplomas. Moments Leo University, Lake City director of the Saint Leo was also announced that Hall later, Gale Hunter led the stu- Center.” University, Lake City Center, would be retiring in a few dents in the turning of their Patrick Bowman, of Lake said the Class of 2012 will months. Vets see WW II memorial tassels and welcomed them City, also walked across the be remembered for being a “I’ll be staying with Saint as alumni. PORT ST. LUCIE — A the war gathered at Port St. stage to receive his diploma very cohesive, hard-working Leo University until mid group of World War II vet- Lucie City Hall on Saturday Elizabeth Parks, 26, of —- a diploma he said it took class. August,” she said. “I wanted Lake City, got a Bachelors erans from Florida are en to share stories and eat him 21 years to earn. “The students were moti- to be there to help students route to Washington to see breakfast before catching a of Arts degree in business He said some of his adven- vated, they had a goal and get registered and ready administration with a mar- the national monuments. flight to Washington, D.C. tures in life before he got they were driven to complete for fall semester and to get Eighty-five veterans from –Associated Press keting specialization during his college diploma included the goal,” she said. “It was someone trained in the posi- Friday’s commencement cer- raising and family and serv- really a great class. I thor- tion so the students will con- emony. ing in the military. oughly enjoyed working with tinue to be served at the high “It feels great to get my “It took a long time,” he the students. There’s noth- level that they need to be college diploma,” she said. said, explaining what gradu- ing more pleasurable than served at.” ShoutShout itit fromfrom thethe MountainMountain Top!Top! SVTA: Poor record keeping led agency to fall in debt MYMY KIDKID HASHAS GRADUATED!GRADUATED! Continued From Page 1A about four or five. I did not portation. He was too good. money,” Pra said. “It’s about The typewriters are now dream that there were 18 and He was trying to provide trips $54,000 for all three counties retired, stacked in an empty that they were heavily in debt to everybody.” a year. And our budget is a hallway. to them,” Pra said. Swisher said the situation little under $4 million.” “We had equipment that 20122012 Lack of resources, com- got “out of hand” because SVTA requested a loan was over 18 years old,” Pra pounded with an antiquated so many trip providers were of $300,000 from Columbia said. “It was just an agency operating system, an absence used without establishing a County in March to assist in that was not updated and to of financial monitoring and formal contract. The job, he the repayment of an over- nobody’s personal fault. It was overworked employees added, was also made difficult whelming number of trip con- just a different management resulted in a fiscal spiral down- by the uncertainty of funds tractors. style.” ward. According coming into the agency each The commission initially Suwannee County to Columbia County year. approved the “concept” of the Commissioner Wes Commissioner Ron Williams, SVTA is funded loan with a string of stipula- Wainwright said the organi- the problems were further through the Commission tions attached for the money zation has clearly improved exacerbated by trip provid- for the Transportation to be granted. The SVTA since Pra took over. ers booking trips directly with Disadvantaged, non-emer- decided not to further pursue “Based on the financial individuals without any docu- gency Medicaid funds as the loan and instead to better information provided to the mentation. well as federal support manage their own funds to commissioners, there has Transactions were tracked from the Department of dig their way out of debt. been a tremendous improve- completely with a manual Transportation. “About midway through ment,” Wainwright said. paper-based system. Poorly “You never know from year we realized that we really Carlene Kennedy, owner of kept records allowed the to year the amount of fund- needed to get this behind us Peeler’s Medical Transport, agency to rapidly fall into ing that your going to have,” if we were going to move for- a contract trip provider with debt. Swisher said. “You are never ward and be a transit agency SVTA since 2004, said the “What I learned when I certain until Congress passes and have a full recovery,” Pra SVTA was more economically came was that there were a its budget.” said. viable since Pra took control. lot of trip vendors who had Assistant Director Columbia County “She’s done a good job,” been engaged to provide trips of the Commission Commissioner Stephen Bailey Kennedy said. for the agency but were not for the Transportation said the SVTA has not been Though Pra says she can TellTell everyoneeveryone howhow proudproud you you are are under contract. So there was, Disadvantaged Karen as transparent with informa- now “see the light at the end more or less, a handshake Somerset said she has seen tion as he would like it to be. of the tunnel,” the work updat- Sunday,Sunday, MayMay 20th!20th! agreement,” Pra said. “That a shift in the operation of the “I think they are a very ing SVTA’s business practices is not a good way to do busi- organization. good organization, the prob- is far from done. Technical ness because as certainly we “It’s bad because it casts a lem is there is some inter- issues with new software saw, when it got time to get negative light on SVTA, but nal issues they’ve got to get and irate customers who are out of business, you know for I don’t think it should cast a fixed,” Bailey said. unsettled by changes in pro- that part of the arrangement, negative light on what they Pra took over as director of cedure continue to plague the 2012 Graduation there’s no rules. There’s no have been and are doing to the agency in August. Under organization. 2012 Graduation guidelines to tell you how you turn it around,” Somerset her control and with input Still, the SVTA has plans are going to close this thing said. from Operations Manager for growth and increased out.” According to Pra, the Bill Steele, the business has community involvement. Pra 22 AdsAds SizesSizes Suwannee County agency was very reliant on undergone significant chang- said the SVTA plans to run 11 columncolumn byby 4 4 inches inches Commissioner and former funds from Medicaid prior es in its overall infrastruc- a public transportation route (pictured)(pictured) SVTA board member Ivie to her arrival -- a situation ture. in the next month or so that Fowler said the agency has she deemed potentially disas- “She has changed SVTA would provide a means for been mismanaged for the trous. 100 percent to the positive,” those without transportation past three years. “The other thing that is not Williams said. to meet their non-medical $46$46 The previous director, a good situation to be in is that Employees formerly had transportation needs. 2 column by 4 inches Jimmy Swisher, managed I found that the budget was 82 to fill out around 8 pieces of “We are moving toward a 2 column by 4 inches SVTA for 26 years prior to percent Medicaid,” Pra said. paper for each individual trip public transportation system Pra’s arrival in August. “That means that without booked. Typewriters were paralleled with serving the “The boss is the one Medicaid you’re almost done used daily to individually list needs of human services,” $85$85 that makes things work or for, and you never want that to every trip scheduled. There Pra said. AmandaAmanda Cheyenne Cheyenne doesn’t,” Fowler said. “He’s be the case. You always want were no computers. PUBLISHING a good man, a good person. to have many different kinds PUBLISHING BROWN The last few years he was just of funding sources.” Sunday,Sunday, MayMay 2020 BROWN letting it run. You can get rid A 2010 audit of the agency WeWe are are so so proud proud of of you! you! of a lot of money like that.” exposed multiple red flags =@IJK=<;F@E>K?<F@E>K?<

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Door Columbia falls The Tigers trailed throughout the game after against Pace High the Patriots put three runs open for in Elite Eight. on the board in the second inning. CHS to By BRANDON FINLEY After Patrick Maddox [email protected] reached on an error, he was moved over to third by return PENSACOLA – Columbia Clay Benefield on a double. nly one High’s road to the Final Four Maddox scored the first run came to an abrupt end as of the game when Daniel team can BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter be crowned the Tigers fell, 9-3, against Hampton hit a sacrifice fly Columbia High players celebrate after Levi Hollingsworth hit a home run during Friday’s Pace High in Pensacola on champion at playoff loss to Pace High in Pensacola. TIGERS continued on 3B the end of Friday. Othe season. Unfortunately for Columbia High’s baseball team, it will have to watch another team wear that crown. But a lot of good has Prototype of potential come from the Tigers’ season. Two playoff wins Purple picks up have shown the Tigers 13-0 win against that they have what it takes to compete on Gold in spring. a championship level. And with a young team, By TIM KIRBY Columbia is poised to [email protected] make a return trip to the playoffs next season. Columbia High football But Columbia can’t rolled out a prototype of be satisfied with how its potential for the 2012 far it has come. There’s season at the Purple & Gold obviously talent there to game on Friday. continue to improve on The machine was missing what the Tigers a main part with returning have already quarterback Jayce Barber accomplished. joining the Tigers baseball Four sophomores were team in a third-round play- in the starting lineup off game at Pace High. against Pace High in the “You expect a little bit of Tigers’ elimination from letdown without your senior the playoffs. That leaves quarterback,” Tigers head two more years for the coach Brian Allen said. “It Tigers to reach its next gives another kid a chance goal and that’s to move to get some valuable experi- onto the Final Four. ence under the lights.” The bar has been Austin Williams took the set for Columbia now. snaps for both teams and There’s no reason to be new offensive coordinator complacent. Mitch Shoup turned him Sure, the feeling of loose. being eliminated is going Williams threw 14 times to hurt for a while, but for the Gold and completed now the Tigers know six for 35 yards. He was what it takes to compete picked off twice by Trey at that level. Marshall. Darren Burch Columbia has had a had two catches for 26 taste. That taste should yards and Braxton Stockton be fuel for next year. It added two catches for six can’t be about looking yards. Shaq Johnson and back at what might have Andre Williamson also had been. It must be looking catches. into the future to find out For the Purple team, what can be. Williams was on fire. He The scenario is similar completed 4-of-5 passes for to that of the Lady Tigers 93 yards. Desmon Mayo a few years ago. caught three for 94 yards When this year’s crop including a 22-yard touch- of softball players were down late in the game. Roc freshman, they set off Battle also had a catch. Brayden Thomas added what turned into an JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter incredible three-year CHS continued on 3B A pass intended for Antonio Pelham (10) is picked off in the air by Trey Marshall (21) during the Purple and Gold game Friday. run. Clark has to be looking for the same thing out of this group. Pitching should still be adequate even without Indians get Kellan Bailey next season. Though losing his 10-0 record and 0.00 double dose of ERA will certainly not be easy to replace, Alan Espenship and Jayce spring football Barber have proven they’re more than capable of doing the job. Fort White divides varsity and each offense ran Batting can’t be any up, then reunites four series before turning worse than it was this over the rest of the evening year either and the in Madison. to the junior varsity. Tigers still won two The Black offense playoff games. By TIM KIRBY opened with the ball. Columbia took its [email protected] Tavaris Williams took some bruises this season, but shots at the line and quar- still made something out MADISON — Fort White terback Andrew Baker ran of it. Once those High’s football team divided the ball twice for 23 yards. bruises heal, it should be up, then reunited to double The Black gained one first a rougher, tougher group up on spring scrimmages. down, but had a turnover of Tigers next season. The two-day scrimmage when Cameron White session began with the Red recovered a fumble for the & Black game on Friday at Red. TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter ■ Brandon Finley covers Arrowhead Stadium. Switching sides, the Red sports for the Lake City Fort White High football players cool off between scrimmage sessions at Madison County Coach Demetric Jackson Reporter. High on Saturday. and his staff split up the INDIANS continued on 3B 2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD BRIEFS BOYS CLUB from June 11 to Aug. 3. Green game is 1:30 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers (n) Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Registration is 8 a.m. May 25 at the practice field TELEVISION Today Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Summer program L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 1 p.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, to 5 p.m. at Richardson behind the school. Cost is TV sports CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 8:10 p.m. registration open Community Center. Cost $3 for adults. 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COURTESY PHOTO Gators win Directors Cup The North Florida Gators 9-under baseball team won the USSSA Directors Cup championship in Daytone Beach the weekend of May 5-6. The Gators were 5-0 in tournament play. Pitcher Quinten Rawls won two games, including getting the decision in the Gators’ 15-4 victory in the championship game. Jeff Chaillou also won two games, allowing one run in eight innings. Skyler Shatto closed out three of the wins for his first saves of the season. The offense was lead by Gregory Falck and Logan Dicks, who hit his first home run of the season. It was the Gators’ fourth tournament win this season and qualifies them to play in the USSSA World Series in July. Team members are (front row, from left) Logan Dicks, Greg Falck, Quinten Rawls, Jacob Thornton and Jeff Chaillou. Second row (from left) are Yawuum Accad, Luke Ridley, Ethan Tam, J.J. Chaillou and Skyler Shatto. Back row coaches (from left) are Bryan Ridley, Ryan Tam, Jeff Chaillou and Glen Falck. Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 3B SCENES FROM SPRING

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s Trey Marshall (21) nearly intercepts a pass intended for Ronald Timmons (23). TIGERS: End season 17-13 Continued From Page 1B for a 1-0 lead. inning. record for their longest- Brandon Peterson laid Jayce Barber hit a two-run playoff run this year fall- down a bunt for a base hit bomb to score Kellan Bailey ing only one game short and scored Benefield for and Levi Hollingsworth fol- of the Final Four. It’s the 2-0 lead. The Patriots’ lowed with a solo shot to something Clark hopes final run of the inning came cut the lead to 7-3. the team can build on next off a Patrcik Ervin hit to The Patriots were too year. score Peterson and give much at the plate, however, “We’ve done a lot of good Pace a 3-0 lead after two and added two more runs things this year and really innings. for insurance in the bottom came together as a team Pace did even more half of the fifth. toward the end,” he said. damage in the bottom of Russell again did the dam- “The seniors did a great the third inning. Benefield age. This time he took it out job of leading this team and continued a hot night at of the park with a home run hopefully they’ve set the the plate with a three-run to score Pearson and give bar a little higher for years homer to score Steven the Patriots a 9-3 lead. to come. It’s going to be Jernigan and Maddox. Both Hollingsworth led the hard to replace Bailey, who reached on walks. Tigers at the plate with was 10-0. In fact, you can’t After four innings, the two hits and a walk. Caleb replace 10-0. That’s pretty Tigers trailed 7-0. The Vaughn had two hits and special, but he taught us Patriots added one run Dalton Mauldin reached how to win. The good thing in the bottom half of the base on a walk. is you look at the lineup inning when first-round “The season didn’t end and we’re starting four prospect Addison Russell the way we wanted it to, juniors. Now we’ve got a hit a double to score Elliot but unfortunately only one taste of this and we’ll try to Pearson. team gets to end it that come back and have some Columbia fought its way way,” Columbia head coach of the excitement Pace had back into the game, how- J.T. Clark told the team after tonight.” JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ever, with a pair of home the game. Columbia finished the Columbia High quarterback Austin Williams (12) throws the ball to an open receiver while runs in the top of the fifth The Tigers set a new season at 17-13. under pressure during the Purple and Gold game Friday. INDIANS: Travel to Orange Park for spring game Continued From Page 1B

offense gained four yards 26-yard touchdown and the pleted one of three passes, the next series, East Gadsden in six plays before putting varsity called it a night. to Caleb Bundy for a short had a couple of touchdown together a drive. In the scrimmages host- gain. Baker was 3-of-4 pass- passes. The Jaguars had two Trey Phillips carried twice ed by Madison County ing on the next series with touchdown passes on their for 15 yards to start the High, Fort White opened two completions to Phillips series from the 10. drive, and Melton Sanders with East Gadsden High. and one to Williams. The opening session added 14 more yards on The teams alternated run- Phillips had a couple of began at 10 a.m. and lasted two keepers. Sanders hit ning eight plays starting at runs for eight yards on the an hour. Fort White was Brandon Myers for eight the 35-yard line. They later third series, but the Indians to play twice more, against yards and Kellen Snider moved to the 10 for another couldn’t punch it in the end the host Cowboys and a re- pounded the line for a first set of plays. zone. match with East Gadsden. down. The Indians started their Fort White’s first defense Fort White travels to On third down, Sanders offense set with four runs held on the Jaguars opening Orange Park High at 7 p.m. threw a dart to Phillips for a by Williams. Baker com- series and turned in a sack. On Friday for a spring game.

CHS: Travels to Dunnellon High on Friday Continued From Page 1B

the extra point after Mayo’s ries for the Purple. Williams under pressure. ner. I can see who’s missing touchdown to give the Ronald Timmons (5 rush- Barnaby Edouard, Tyrone blocks and who is running Purple squad a 13-0 win. es-10 yards) and Stockton Sands, Javere Smith, Dugan the right routes.” The other Purple score (4-11) split the carries for Dotson and Malachai Jean Allen and the Tigers came during its first pos- the White team. were in on sacks. now turn their attention session when Lonnie “The kids competed and “Not a bad outing defen- toward the spring game Underwood broke a our backs ran hard,” Shoup sively,” said Allen, who at Dunnellon High this dive play for 85 yards. said. “When it was No. 1 vs. viewed the action from the Friday. Underwood carried four No. 1, our No. 1 defense is middle of the field deep “We wanted to see who JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter more times and finished as good as any we will see all behind the defense. “It will compete,” Allen said. Lonnie Underwood (24) blazes through a hole in the with 107 yards rushing. year. We were trying to get gives me the ability to see “To see who will be the sur- defensive line and scrambles down the field to score a Trey Marshall, Jessie kids in the game and on film.” what everybody on defense prise of the spring and put touchdown. Nolan and Battle had car- Both defenses kept is doing from corner to cor- them in the game.” 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Na takes lead at Players Championship

By DOUG FERGUSON Open at Bethpage Black. Na Associated Press better get this fixed quickly — The Barclays is going to PONTE VEDRA BEACH Bethpage in August. — Kevin Na is slow to pull “I know it’s frustrating,” the trigger, and quick to he said. “It’s frustrating for make fun of himself. me. I want to pull the trig- In what made for pain- ger. ... It’s getting better ful viewing Saturday in little by little. Hopefully, it The Players Championship will go away by the end of — for fans at the TPC the year.” Sawgrass and those watch- The first step is getting ing from home — Na took through Sunday. hundreds of waggles as he Kuchar, who also chal- set up over the ball, backed lenged at the Masters, is off the shot if he didn’t feel getting by with control of comfortable and a couple of his driver and his emotions. times purposely missed so Even on a poor tee shot at he could start over. the 14th, the worst Kuchar The only number that could say was, “Oh, stink- mattered was a 4-under 68, er!” What cost him more one of only three bogey- was a ball sinking to the free rounds on a dangerous bottom of the pond at the golf course. Backing off 17th, though Kuchar can’t only once in the 18th fair- argue with his position in way, he hit his approach to the last group Sunday. 15 feet for birdie and took “It was exciting,” Kuchar a one-shot lead over Matt said. “A lot of birdies and Kuchar (69) going into the a lot more bogeys than I final round. normally make. But I knew “There’s so much on today was going to be a the line that I just have to tricky day. I knew there sometimes back off,” Na were going to be a lot of said. “Or I’ll force myself bogeys. I knew there were to take it back, and on the dangers around every cor- way down I’ll pull up and go ASSOCIATED PRESS ner.” over the top (of the ball). Kevin Na hits from a bunker on the 11th hole during the third round of the Players Championship golf tournament at TPC Fowler still sees him- As ugly as it is, and as pain- Sawgrass on Saturday in Ponte Vedra Beach. self as an underdog, even ful as it is, believe me, it’s though he broke through really tough for me. And throughout the back nine, since it moved to May in just hit dead flush. I just got though Na explained he last week at Quail Hollow to I’m trying.” and he was given a bad time 2007, and a one-shot lead is nothing out of the round.” plays more quickly when win in a playoff that includ- Kuchar had the lead until on the 16th hole. He made never safe at Sawgrass. Na, long known as one of he’s in trouble. He said it’s ed Rory McIlroy. The last hitting wedge into the water an unsuccessful appeal, Texas Open champion the slowest players in golf, takes longer to get a clear player to win consecutive at the island-green 17th and claiming he went over the Ben Curtis also played attributes his bizarre rou- picture in his head when weeks on tour was Woods escaping with bogey, and he allotted time because his bogey-free. He just didn’t tine of waggles and whiffs playing from the fairways. in 2009. Woods, Tom Kite saved par from the rough- caddie’s shadow was in the have as many birdies, miss- to a swing change. He and “It’s probably when I’m in 1989 and Raymond Floyd covered moguls to the right way. ing from inside 10 feet on Johnson, also known for his in the trees I hit it faster,” in 1981 are the only play- of the 18th green. He had Na is not oblivious to how his last two holes for a 70. slow pace, were on the clock he said. “But I don’t want to ers to make that second one stretch of eight holes bad it looks, how slow he He was five shots behind, throughout the back nine. play from the trees.” straight win The Players without a par, making six plays or the reaction from along with Johnson, who Na was given a bad time on Na said players tell him Championship. Fowler fig- birdies and a bogey. all corners. bogeyed the last hole for the 16th hole while on the they get the short straw ured no one gave him much Rickie Fowler, coming “Trust me, I get ripped a 73. clock, meaning one more when paired with him, and of a chance. off his first PGA Tour win a lot,” he said. “I know TV, Tiger Woods never came bad time and he would have they are only half-kidding. That might change now. last week at Quail Hollow, Twitter and fans are tired close to getting into conten- become the first PGA Tour After backing off one shot “I feel like I’m in kind was dynamic as ever as he of me backing off. I under- tion, though he gave him- player in 20 years to get a on the sixth tee, he apolo- of an underdog position shot up the leaderboard. stand people being frus- self plenty of chances. The one-shot penalty. gized to Johnson. — maybe overlooked at Fowler didn’t make a bogey trated with me backing off, card shows two birdies, two He appealed the bad time “I’m good friends with the start of the week, won until the last hole but still but all I can tell you guys bogeys and a 72 that left — and lost — claiming his Zach, and Zach under- last week, maybe a little had the best score of the is honestly, I’m trying. And him 10 shots out of the lead caddie’s shadow was in the stands,” Na said. “I think tired,” Fowler said. “I’m third round with a 66 and it’s hard for me, too. going into the final round. It way and he had to back the only guy that would ready to go. Like I said last was two shots behind. He “But just bear with me, was hard for him to digest. off. Na was not on the really understand is Sergio week, it’s all about giving is trying to become the first and hopefully we get that “I played well today and clock playing the last two (Garcia) if I played with yourself chances out here, player since David Duval tomorrow round in.” didn’t get anything out of holes. him, because he’s gone and I gave myself a chance in 1997 to win his first two Na, who won for the first that round,” Woods said. “It Na is equally famous for through it.” last week on Sunday and PGA Tour titles in consecu- time last fall in Las Vegas, was probably the most solid taking a 16 on one hole in Garcia struggled with re- took advantage of it. Go out tive weeks. was at 12-under 204. The I’ve hit the golf ball all year, the Texas Open last year. It grips and waggles in 2002 tomorrow, have some fun, Na, playing with Zach 54-hole leader has not won actually. Even though I hit didn’t take nearly as much and was hammered by the give it our best shot and see Johnson, was on the clock The Players Championship a couple off line, they were time to take those 16 shots, New York gallery in the U.S. where that puts us.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS Jimmie Johnson picks up the checkered flag as he celebrates his win at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto ASSOCIATED PRESS race at Darlington Raceway on Saturday in Darlington, S.C. Surrounded by teammates, Miami Heat’s LeBron James speaks after having accepted the NBA MVP trophy on Saturday Johnson broke free on a restart three laps from the end in the in Miami. Calling the honor “overwhelming” but pointing to a “bigger goal,” James on Saturday became the eighth player in Southern 500 and held on with Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch NBA history to win the MVP award three times. right behind Saturday night to give Hendrick Motorsports its 200th Sprint Cup victory. James wins 3rd NBA MVP award By TIM REYNOLDS That’s all that matters to who cover the league, as James’ voice broke Johnson gives Associated Press me.” well as one collective fan a couple of times as he James won the award vote on NBA.com. He fin- spoke, and he confessed he MIAMI — Calling the for the third time in four ished with 1,074 points, was more nervous than he Hendrick 200th honor “overwhelming” but seasons. Only Kareem topping Oklahoma City’s anticipated. James relayed pointing to a “bigger goal,” Abdul-Jabbar, Michael Kevin Durant (889 points, a story about his reaction victory Saturday LeBron James on Saturday Jordan, Bill Russell, Wilt 24 first-place votes), the when the news broke pub- became the eighth player Chamberlain, Larry Bird, Los Angeles Clippers’ licly Friday night, telling in NBA history to win the Magic Johnson and Moses Chris Paul (385, six first- family he was with at the By PETE IACOBELLI Darlington Raceway. MVP award three times. Malone have won at least place votes), the Los time that “this is crazy.” Associated Press But Stewart had trouble James accepted the tro- that many MVP trophies. Angeles Lakers’ Kobe “I see my two sons, I do once the green flag dropped phy and will get to show Abdul-Jabbar won Bryant (352, two first-place what I do and I try to per- DARLINGTON, S.C. — and Johnson flew into the it off to Miami Heat fans six times, Jordan and votes), and San Antonio’s form at the highest level Jimmie Johnson broke free lead and cruised to his Sunday afternoon when he’s Russell five times each, Tony Parker (331, four every night, and a big part on a restart three laps from first victory since Kansas presented with the prize Chamberlain four times. first-place votes). of the reason is those guys. the end in the Southern last October, breaking a again by Commissioner Now, they’re the only play- James credited several I don’t want to let them 500 and held on Saturday 16-race winless drought David Stern before Miami ers with more than James. of the league’s best play- down,” James said. night to give Hendrick for the five-time NASCAR faces Indiana in Game 1 “We love you,” Heat ers for being part of his James averaged 27.1 Motorsports its 200th Sprint champion and the Hendrick of an Eastern Conference President Pat Riley told inspiration to play at the points, 7.9 rebounds and Cup victory. team. semifinal series. James during the ceremony. highest level. 6.2 assists — making him Johnson seemed short Denny Hamlin was sec- “Heat nation, we have a “Not just because of this, but “We do not take LeBron only the fourth player on fuel and tires and looked ond, followed by Stewart bigger goal,” James said. because of what you mean James for granted, not here with those totals in at least vulnerable with Tony and Kyle Busch. “This is very overwhelm- to our organization.” in this organization,” Heat two seasons, according to Stewart and Kyle Busch Danica Patrick lasted ing to me as an individual James received 85 of coach Erik Spoelstra said. STATS LLC, joining Oscar right behind and ready to until the end of her second award. But this is not the a possible 121 first-place And he apparently does Robertson (five times), pounce after Kurt Busch Sprint Cup race, finishing award I want, ultimately. votes from a panel of sports not take the organization John Havlicek (twice) and and Ryan Newman spun six laps behind Johnson in I want that championship. writers and broadcasters for granted, either. Bird (twice). out with six laps left at 31st. Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 5B Fort White soccer awards

LEFT: Fort White High soccer varsity girls award winners are Kasey Blanchard, 3 Dimensional: Dedication, Determination, Desire (from left); Carolee Morrow, Coach’s Award; Alexa Hatcher, Academic Award; Kimmie Congi, Academic Award; Ashley Beckman, Outstanding Attacking Player; Lyncé Stalnaker, Outstanding Midfielder; Ali Wrench, Coach’s Award and Most Outstanding Player; Becky Onorati Most Versatile Player; Caitlin Congi, Outstanding Defense Award. Cheyenne Patterson and Ashley Welder received Young Gun Awards.

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LEFT: Fort White High soccer varsity boys award winners are Josiah Miller, Captain’s Award (from left); Brandon Moulton, Captain’s Award; Brandon Sharpe, Captain’s Award and Josh Barton Memorial; Colton Jones, Captain’s Award; Billy Whitney, Best All Around; Anthony Gonzalez, Goalie Award; Kodey Owens, Academic Award.

BELOW: Fort White soccer middle school girls award winners are Sophia Miller, Academic Award (from left); Leslie Quinones, Most Improved; Samantha Tusing, Solid as a Rock Consistency Award, Captain’s Award and Academic Award; Caycee Collier, Most Improved. Other award winners are Caitlyn Frisina, Rising Star Award; Caitilyn Haight, Team Spirit Award; Sarah Sweetapple, Captain’s Award.

BELOW LEFT: Fort White soccer middle school boys award winners are Logan Greenwald, Most Improved Player (from left); Chris Rodriguez, Young Gun Award; Kyle Sharpe,

COURTESY PHOTO Captain’s Award and Academic Award, Other winners are Josh Sharpe, Captain’s Award and Academic Award; John Reid, Young Gun Award; Logan Koon, Top Newcomer Award; Wyatt Kesead, Captain’s Award and Best All Around; Jorge Gonzalez, Academic Award.

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COURTESY PHOTO Shrine Club hold ’em The Lake City Shrine Club’s monthly Texas Hold ’em fundraiser was May 4. Twelve players competed and raised $320 for the club. Tournament winners were: Paul Thomas, second (from left); Amanda Green, first; Jason Benitez, third. Thomas and Green split $350, and Benitez won $90. ‘Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing’

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6b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS sunDAY, MAY 13, 2012 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 Courson wins state championship

Weekend of a lifetime ABOVE: Blaine Courson of Lake City won the team roping championship at the Florida High School Rodeo State Final May 3-4 at the Okeechobee Agricenter. Courson won the first round, placed second in the third round and won the average for the weekend. He and his partner won the year by 63 points. Courson won a saddle, buckle and spurs. He is joined by Florida High School Rodeo Queen Jordan Byrd.

RIGHT: Courson increased his take after competing in a roping event in Jacksonville on May 5. He placed first, fifth and ninth and won a saddle pad and two buckles. Courson also won the grand prize — a 2012 Chevrolet crew cab truck. COURTESY PHOTOS

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RECOVERY: Meridian Behavioral Healthcare is staple in the community Continued From Page 1C situational and some are Center (another Meridian od of 72 hours. treated residents is on the mental illness,” Houston In July, Meridian will chemical. We are all one facility) is bustling with The lock-down facility rise, Houston said the social said. “Many people don’t be celebrating their 40th step away from something recovering individuals who only takes adult patients of stigma of being labeled get treatment because it’s anniversary at their main bad happening,” Houston suffer from addictions to who are monitored by psy- with a mental illness often embarrassing to get treat- campus in Gainesville. said. pain medicines and other chiatrists and other person- keeps individuals suffering ment.” During the event, a time In 2011, Meridian enrolled opiates. Clients come in nel. A treatment plan for from mental illnesses from In an attempt to spread capsule will be planted in 13,581 clients into services before their day of work to each individual is developed getting treatment. awareness about mental the ground to commemo- at one of their many loca- take a dose of methadone during the initial 72-hour “People look at you with illness, May has been desig- rate the years of growth for tions, covering 11 counties and communicate with stay. distaste when you have a nated Mental Illness Month. the organization. in North Central Florida. therapists at the center. In-patient and out-patient In Columbia County, The aim of the center is to services are offered by the - ADVERTISEMENT - almost 2,000 residents were treat the symptoms of opiate center. An emphasis on indi- treated in 2011. Meridian’s addiction while slowly wean- vidualized care is taken by This Mother’s Day, Think of Lifetime campus in Lake City is the ing each client off the physi- the organization. second largest facility in the ological and psychological “There’s no cookie cutter Financial Moves to Help Kids company, with 125 workers dependencies of the drug. here,” Johnson said. “The If you’re a mother, you’ll probably get your children have earned income, they can employed at the center. Approximately 100 people person presents to us with some nice cards and fl owers on Mother’s Day. contribute to an IRA, so you may want to help The Lake City campus, are currently using the cen- certain issues or concerns But of course, your greatest gifts are your them “max out” on their contributions each located at 439 or problems and children themselves. And since you want to see year. While you can’t directly contribute to a SW Michigan what our job is to them happy and fi nancially secure, perhaps you child’s IRA, you can write a check to your child St., has several do is to come up can use this Mother’s Day as an opportunity to and encourage him or her to use it for funding Senior Vice President of consider ways to help your children at various facilities, each with a treatment an IRA. Advancement at Meridian stages of their lives. • Make long-term care arrangements — If offering its own plan that kind of Behavioral Health Sherry So, let’s take a look at steps you can take: you needed long-term care, such as an extended unique service. meets that per- When Your Children Are Young nursing home stay, and you had inadequate Less than two Houston said the cen- son.” • Teach them to be savers — Encourage fi nancial preparations, the burden could fall on years ago, the ter was more than a To ensure each young children to put away part of their your children. Now is the time to consult with Boys Recovery “dose and go” facility. individual’s invest- allowance, or any money they receive for your fi nancial advisor to begin preparing for Center opened ment in their own household jobs, in a savings account. Offer to possible long-term care costs. in Lake City--the Mandatory therapy ses- treatment, clients match their contributions dollar for dollar. When Your Children Reach Middle Age only service of sions are included in the are required to • Help them become investors — Consider • Communicate your fi nancial situation its kind in North treatment plan for clients pay some portion giving your children a few shares of stock in and estate plans — Don’t leave adult children Central Florida. of their treatment companies with which they are familiar. By in the dark as to your fi nancial information. At the recov- at the center, a compo- fee. following the movements of their stocks with Share everything you can about how much you ery center, young nent of treatment that “Nobody comes them, you can explain how the markets work own, where you keep your assets and how you men between the many similar institutions to Meridian for and how increasing share ownership is one key plan to eventually distribute them. By clearly ages of 12 and do not require. free. We want to to helping build wealth. communicating your situation and wishes now, 17 who suffer be sure that you • Contribute to a college savings plan you can avoid major problems later. from substance are invested in — One of the best things you can do to boost • Create a durable power of attorney — By abuse and mental your recovery,” your children’s chances of success in life is to creating a durable power of attorney, you illness spend six months at ter in Lake City every day. Houston said. help them go to college. You’ve got several can appoint another person, such as an adult the facility. Houston said the center Meridian receives fund- good college-savings vehicles available, such child, to conduct your business and fi nancial Boys sleep on bunk beds was more than a “dose and ing from Medicaid, the as a 529 plans, Coverdell Education Savings affairs if you become physically or mentally Accounts and custodial accounts. Your fi nancial in dormitory style rooms. A go” facility. Mandatory ther- State Department of Mental incapacitated. Such a move can help reduce advisor can help you choose the vehicle that stress your children may be feeling, while pool table and entertainment apy sessions are included in Health and money from suits your needs and objectives. allowing them to make moves that can help center occupy the lounge the treatment plan for clients each county based on the • Maintain adequate life insurance — When preserve your fi nances. of the building. Shiny large at the center, a component number of residents using it was just you, it was a good idea to have life Mother’s Day commemorates the special screen computers flank the of treatment that many their services. insurance — but now that you have a child, it’s bond that mothers have with their children. By walls of the classroom. similar institutions do not Meridian has an annual an absolute necessity. following the above suggestions, you can help “The boys follow basically require. budget of about $32 million, When Your Children Enter the Working strengthen that bond throughout your lifetime. the same curriculum as the A residential facility called with around $1.8 million World Columbia County school Williams Manor houses donated by the organization • Encourage IRA contributions — An This article was written by Edward Jones system,” Development individuals suffering from to charity care. Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Director Mark Johnson said. substance abuse or mental “Although we offered $1.8 great retirement savings vehicle. As long as Advisor. Boys at the recovery illness on a long-term basis. million in charity care last center are responsible for “Many are in for years,” year, we really have to be completing chores and other Houston said. wary of how much of that tasks. If they behave accord- The Lake City campus we do because we operate ingly, the earn the opportu- also has a Crisis Stabilization on a thin margin. So it’s diffi- nity to travel on field trips to Center, where Columbia cult sometimes to be able to local springs. County residents who have provide that level of compen- At 6:30 in the morn- been Baker or Marchman sated care,” Johnson said. ing, the Opioid Treatment acted are housed for a peri- Though the number of LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 3C 5 money tips from savvy financial moms

By DAVE CARPENTER ter, Elizabeth, would get learn to live on your take- Associated Press $25 from her grandma as a home. If you can’t, you need birthday present. Elizabeth to do something else.” HICAGO — would immediately ask, 4. WAIT BEFORE Moms are on “OK, what costs $25 that I BUYING. the front lines of can spend money on?” Impulse buying is a big doling out allow- That gave Blayney the trap for children and adults ances and shap- chance to emphasize that alike. Cing their children’s money money is divisible. Blayney’s advice to her habits. “You don’t have to spend daughter was that if she And mothers who work it all in one place,” says really wants something, in finance have extra knowl- Blayney, consumer advo- resist the initial urge and edge to pass along about cate for the CFP Board in sleep on it. Put a little space how to earn, save and spend Washington. “You can spend between you and an impulse it responsibly. some, save, invest, give.” purchase. To Rita Cheng, a financial Some parents convey “It’s amazing how much adviser and mother of three that message by labeling the impulse to spend goes in Potomac, Md., there containers for children to away if you give it time,” aren’t many more important divide their money among Blayney says. “So, give it skills a parent can teach savings, spending, invest- time, give it time.” than managing money. ing and charity. As part of The equivalent advice for It’s not that she schools the lesson, Blayney insisted clients at the Directions for her kids on the niceties of that half of what Elizabeth Women financial advisory annuities, exchange-traded later made from part-time service in McLean, Va., funds or some other com- jobs had to go into savings. where she is president, is to plex concept. Her money 3. LIVE WITHIN YOUR get a good night’s rest and talk is more about how they MEANS. to shop with a list. Just don’t should handle their time Lynn Ballou’s approach make going to the mall, or and their money and what for giving advice to her shopping, a source of plea- opportunities that can cre- kids as well as her clients sure and entertainment. ate. is to embrace her role as 5. WORK AT BEING A “Those are lifelong skills a Jewish mom -- meaning, SMART CONSUMER. that will serve you well in she says, being direct and Being a smart consumer all areas of your life,” she honest about money with starts early, as good money says. a bit of fun thrown in. Her moms know. ASSOCIATED PRESS Plus, she adds with tips include “Don’t spend Cheng uses simple dis- a laugh, she needs to be Rita Cheng, 45, (right) a certified financial planner, right, poses recently for a portrait with her money on crap!” and “Don’t count coupons as one way ready with an intelligent children Christian Haryanto, 13, (left) Sarina Haryanto, 16, and Karolina Haryanto, 7, at their be afraid of the b-word (bud- to teach her kids to focus on response when her 13-year- home in Potomac, Md. get)!” saving and frugal spending. old son accuses her of being But she says the most She got them started on cheap for not buying what important piece of financial clipping coupons out of the he wants. lot about needs versus wants made the case for getting and income level. advice she gives to her chil- Sunday paper, with the sav- Moms who work as cer- with her son, Christian, and a smartphone. She was on “In this day and age it is dren -- daughter Meredith ings going toward buying tified financial planners daughters Sarina, 16, and the move a lot from school really hard” for parents to and son Nicholas, both in iTunes gift cards for family shared the best advice Karolina, 7. to babysitting to piano les- differentiate, she says, not- their early 20s -- or anyone entertainment. they gave their kids about Sometimes it’s difficult sons and, in part, wanted to ing that it’s not easy to keep else is to live within his or “It’s a way to encourage money -- tips suitable for to tell the two situations be able to access homework kids grounded. her means. the habit of savings but also offspring of all ages. Their apart, she acknowledges. assignments online. 2. DON’T SPEND IT ALL “If you think your gross make it fun,” she says. five top tips: Other times it’s clear, such Cheng agreed that Sarina IN ONE PLACE. (income) is what you make, Sometimes the kids even 1. KNOW THE as when Karolina, a second- needed a smartphone and Money that kids receive it’s not,” says Ballou, man- compete to see who gets DIFFERENCE BETWEEN grader, said “I need a cell- bought her one for her 16th as gifts can provide a valu- aging partner of Ballou the coupons first. NEEDS AND WANTS. phone!” birthday. But Cheng real- able teaching opportunity. Plum Wealth Advisors in “They like it,” she says. “I Cheng, who works for It was different when izes that needs and wants When she was a pre-teen, Lafayette, Calif. “Find out really want them to be good Ameriprise Financial, talks a Sarina, a high schooler, differ by family, community Eleanor Blayney’s daugh- what your take-home is, and consumers.”

Summer gas prices likely won’t set record USDA seeks

By CHRIS KAHN said Jared Bernstein, a senior change to regulate Associated Press fellow Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. EIA’s pre- Internet pet sales NEW YORK — Gasoline diction means that motorists prices likely won’t set any will spend about $10.7 billion By TRACIE CONE one who sells pets over the records this summer, thanks less on gasoline than previ- Associated Press Internet, by phone or mail to a recent drop in the price ously anticipated. order can no longer do so of oil. Last year, drivers paid an Dog breeders who skirt sight-unseen. Sellers either The government on average of $3.71 per gallon animal welfare laws by must open their doors to Tuesday slashed its forecast from April to September, a selling puppies over the the public so buyers can for average gas prices to period the government con- Internet would face tighter see the animals before they $3.79 per gallon for the sum- siders the peak driving sea- scrutiny under a rule purchase them, or obtain mer driving season. That’s son. change proposed Thursday a license and be subject to down from an initial estimate Gasoline will likely by the U.S. Department of inspections by the Animal of $3.95 and below 2008’s become less of a campaign Agriculture. and Plant Health Inspection record average of $3.80. issue. Republican presiden- The change would sub- Service. The Energy Information tial candidates hammered ject dog owners who breed “We feel this is certainly Administration’s revised fore- at President Obama as pric- more than four females and a much-needed change to ASSOCIATED PRESS cast is encouraging news for es jumped this year, even sell the puppies electronical- an outdated system,” said the economy. Some econo- though presidents have little This recent file photo shows a gas pump displaying a $100 ly, by mail or over the phone Rebecca Blue, deputy under- mists blame high pump pric- sway over pump prices. If sale in Barre Vt. The government said Tuesday that gasoline to the same oversight faced secretary for marketing and es for so-so consumer spend- gasoline gets even cheaper, will be cheaper this summer than previously expected thanks by wholesale dealers as part regulatory programs. ing this year. They were also experts think it will likely get to a drop in the price of oil. The Energy Department says driv- of the Animal Welfare Act. The change does not seen as a factor in the loss of knocked from the top tier of ers should pay an average of $3.79 per gallon at the pump That law, written in 1966, affect backyard breeders 35,000 retail jobs in February campaign issues. from April through September. set standards of care for ani- who sell puppies from their and March. “To not have gas prices mals bred for commercial homes or other physical Gasoline prices soared nipping at your heels in an sale and research. Retail sales locations. Blue said it’s 20 percent from January to election is obviously favor- countries are in recession Gasoline prices have were exempt from inspec- designed to ensure that early April. able to the incumbent,” said and election results in France tracked oil lower. The nation- tions under the assumption dogs sold and shipped to A few analysts warned driv- Bernstein, who was formerly and Greece over the week- al average for gas is now $3.76 that anyone who visited the buyers are healthy, treated ers they could pay as much an economic adviser to Vice end threaten to derail the per gallon, according to auto store could see whether the well and genetically sound. as $5 this summer, eclipsing President Joe Biden. eurozone’s plan for recovery. club AAA, Wright Express animals appeared healthy “This is a very signifi- the 2008 record of $4.11 per It’s still a bit of a mixed Oil is down nearly 12 per- and Oil Price Information and cared for. cant proposed federal gallon. bag for the president. Part cent since peaking near $110 Service. That’s 20 cents The Internet opened a action, since thousands Not anymore. The price of the reason oil prices have per barrel in February. cheaper than a year ago. new venue for puppy sales, of large-scale breeders of benchmark crude has declined during the past As oil prices fall, it becomes The EIA says that gasoline and thousands of large-scale take advantage of a loop- dropped about $8 per bar- month is sluggishness in the cheaper for refineries to prices should average $3.71 breeders who advertise hole that allows them to rel since early April. Retail U.S. economy, highlighted by make gasoline and other per gallon for all of 2012, there have not been subject escape any federal inspec- gas prices have followed, fall- a disappointing jobs report fuels, and some of that sav- down 10 cents from April’s to oversight or inspection. tions,” said Wayne Pacelle, ing 17 cents since reaching last week. ings eventually gets passed estimate. The EIA’s forecast The proposed change president and CEO of The $3.936 on April 5. Europe helped sink oil pric- along in the form of cheaper for next year is $3.67 per seeks to close that loop- Humane Society of the “It’s almost like a tax cut,” es as well. Some European pump prices. gallon. hole by ensuring that any- United States.

CAMPBELL: Tourism Week Awards Luncheon U.S rate on 30-year mortgage hits record 3.83 percent Continued From Page 1C Associated Press The 15-year mortgage, March indicators are strong Total room revenues were also the world that hold DMAI was 2.3 people and the length WASHINGTON — a popular option for refi- for local tourism up an impressive 24% for the accreditation and if selected of stay was 5.5 days and 55% nancing, dropped to 3.05 According to the Florida month. we would be one of the small- stayed in hotels or motels. In Average U.S. rates for 30-year and 15-year fixed percent, also a record. Department of Revenue, bed est agencies to earn this dis- terms of activities that visitors That’s down from last tax collections for the month TDC submits application for tinction. We expect to receive wanted to accomplish, the #1 mortgages fell to fresh record lows this week. week’s previous record of of February totaled $57,012, international accreditation word on our application by the item was shopping with visit- 3.07 percent. an increase of approximately The Columbia County end of July. ing a beach second and attrac- Cheap mortgage rates have made home-buying Low mortgage rates $4,000 over the same month Tourist Development Council tions being third. For our area haven’t done much to in 2011. A combination of the submitted on April 30 its appli- Who is coming to Florida of Florida, the top generator and refinancing more affordable than ever for boost home sales. Rates Olustee Battle Festival, Speed cation for accreditation from and why? of visitors is Georgia, followed have been below 4 per- Weeks at Daytona Beach and the Destination Marketing Vicki Allen of VISIT by Alabama, North Carolina, those who can qualify. Mor tgage buyer cent for all but one week the NHRA Gatornationals in International Association FLORIDA conducted a session South Carolina, Tennessee since early December. Yet Gainesville all played a factor (DMAI) which is based in on tourism in the state and and Illinois. Freddie Mac said Thursday that the rate sales of both previously in the strong performance. Washington, D.C. In addition shared a number of interesting occupied homes and new Meanwhile, Smith Travel to joining DMAI, we submit- statistics. The total number of A busy time upcoming for on the 30-year loan ticked down to 3.83 percent. homes fell in March. Reports showed an impres- ted an 88 topic questionnaire visitors to the state in 2010 was sports tournaments There have been some sive 20.5% increase for local which gauges our level of 85.9 million, an increase of 4% May, June and July will see That’s the lowest since long-term mortgages positive signs in recent occupancy rates in March with professionalism in 16 differ- from 2009. Of that total 53% an abundance of sports tourna- months. January and Average Daily Rate up 2.6% to ent categories of the work arrived by air with 41% here ments coming to our area with began in the 1950s. And it’s below the previous February made up the $71.70. Revenue per available done by our office. At present, for vacation, and 25% planning 14 events scheduled over the best winter for sales of room was $44.11, an increase there are only 125 Destination to visit friends and relatives. next 90 days. record rate of 3.84 per- cent reached last week. previously occupied of 23.6% over March of 2011. Marketing Organizations in The average size of the party homes in five years. Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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By David Crary “I know we’re a big part “It’s easier to step back and Associated Press of the culture wars,” said the throw verbal bombs,” he said. Girl Scouts’ spokeswoman, “It takes a lot more energy to NEW YORK — Long a Michelle Tompkins. “People work for change.” lightning rod for conserva- use our good name to advance Mary Rice Hasson, a visit- tive criticism, the Girl Scouts their own agenda.” ing fellow in Catholic stud- of the USA are now facing “For us, there’s an overarch- ies at the Ethics and Public their highest-level challenge ing sadness to it,” Tompkins Policy Center, a conservative yet: An official inquiry by the added. “We’re just trying to think tank in Washington, U.S. Conference of Catholic further girls’ leadership.” accuses McCarty of “white- Bishops. With the bishops now get- washing” Girl Scout programs At issue are concerns about ting involved, the stakes are and policies that struck some program materials that some high. The Girl Scouts estimate Catholics as counter to church Catholics find offensive, as that one-fourth of their 2.3 teaching. well as assertions that the million youth members are “They just repeated the Girl Scouts associate with other Catholic, and any significant Scouts’ denials,” Hasson said. groups espousing stances that exodus would be a blow given “Families’ concerns were min- conflict with church teaching. that membership already is imized or ignored.” The Scouts, who have numer- down from a peak of more Hasson is pleased that the ous parish-sponsored troops, than 3 million several decades bishops are launching their deny many of the claims and ago. own inquiry but is skeptical defend their alliances. The inquiry coincides with that further rifts can be avoid- The inquiry coincides with a broader effort by the bish- ed. the Scouts’ 100th anniversary ASSOCIATED PRESS ops to analyze church ties “A collision course is prob- celebrations and follows a Girl Scouts of the USA CEO Anna Maria Chavez, foreground, stands with members of Girl with outside groups. Rhoades’ ably a good description of chain of other controversies. Scout Troop 1774, from left, Megan Zimmerman, 17, Molly Gulden, 15, Jessica Krehbiel, committee plans to consult where things are headed,” Earlier this year, legislators 16, Shelby Johnstone, 15, and Lauren McCabe, 16, all of Shadow Mountain High School in with Girl Scouts leaders and she said. “The leadership of in Indiana and Alaska publicly Phoenix in this recent photo. Long a lightning rod for conservative criticism, the Girl Scouts with the National Federation the Girl Scouts is reflexively called the Scouts into ques- of the USA are now facing their highest-level challenge yet: An official inquiry by the U.S. for Catholic Youth Ministry, liberal. Their board is domi- tion, and the organization was Conference of Catholic Bishops. which has been liaising with nated by people whose views berated in a series aired by a the Scouts for two years about are antithetical to the teach- Catholic broadcast network. various complaints. ings of the Catholic Church.” Last year, the Scouts angered control and abortion. viewed by critics as mocking The bishops’ conference The federation’s execu- One of the long-running some conservatives by accept- “It’s been hard to get the the Catholic faith. provided a copy of the letter tive director, Bob McCarty, concerns is the Girl Scouts’ ing into a Colorado troop a message out there as to what The new inquiry will be to The Associated Press, but praised the Girl Scouts for membership in the 145-nation 7-year-old transgender child is true when distortions get conducted by the bishops’ otherwise declined comment. willingness to change some World Association of Girl who was born a boy but was repeated over and over,” said Committee on Laity, Marriage, Girl Scout leaders hope the program content. Guides and Girl Scouts. being raised as a girl. Gladys Padro-Soler, the Girl Family Life and Youth. It will bishops’ apprehensions will “I don’t think any of this The association, known as Some of the concerns Scouts’ director of inclusive look into the Scouts’ “possible be eased once they gather material was intentionally WAGGGS, is on record as say- raised by Catholic critics membership strategies. problematic relationships with information. But there’s frus- mean-spirited,” McCarty said. ing girls and young women are recycled complaints that In other instances, the other organizations” and vari- tration within the iconic youth “I think a lot of it was lack of “need an environment where have been denied by the Girl scouts have modified materi- ous “problematic” program organization — known for its attention.” they can freely and openly dis- Scouts’ head office repeatedly als that drew complaints — materials, according to a letter inclusiveness and cookie sales However, McCarty cuss issues of sex and sexu- and categorically. It says it has for example, dropping some sent by the committee chair- — that it has become such expressed doubt that the Girl ality.” It also has called for no partnership with Planned references to playwright man, Bishop Kevin Rhoades an ideological target, with the Scouts’ most vehement critics increased access to condoms Parenthood, and does not take Josefina Lopez because one of of Fort Wayne, Ind., to his girls sometimes caught in the would be satisfied regardless GIRL SCOUTS positions on sexuality, birth her plays, “Simply Maria,” was fellow bishops. political crossfire. of what steps are taken. continued on 3D

FUN INCENTIVES: Gardening and kids GARDEN TALK: Daylily plant Continued From Page 1D Continued From Page 1D time. Bloom times vary ings. They also make an irrigation, but researchers don’t react by secretly garden mixtures like piz- watch it grow,” said Joan by cultivar and range from attractive background for have found that daylilies replacing your preschool- zas (tomato, oregano, Casanova, a spokeswoman March through summer. shorter plants even when benefit the most from er’s veggies, Robbins said. basil and bell pepper who helps coordinate the Stretch your daylily color they are not in bloom. moist soil during the eve- “Failures are a good way plants), tacos (cilantro, 48-state program. display by carefully choos- When used around water, ning hours. for children to understand jalapeño, lettuce and “The program not only ing cultivars from each such as a garden pool or For more research that the process doesn’t tomato) and salads (let- teaches kids about garden- bloom period. pond, they add a natural- based information on always work and that you tuce, carrot, cucumber ing and where their food There are many uses ized look. daylilies, go to http:// shouldn’t give up,” she and tomato). Plants that comes from, (but) it also for this versatile plant Daylilies will grow in edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep006 said. “Reactive gardening germinate quickly, such teaches kids lessons in in the landscape. If you just about any Florida soil, or call the Master makes them better adults.” as sunflowers, daisies and responsibility, nurture, are focusing on an edible but they’ll grow best in Gardeners at 752-5384. Chasteen said failures cucumbers, also keep kids nature and builds self- landscape, the flower buds slightly acidic soil amend- Come to our free work- are a learning experience engaged. confidence,” she said. and petals may be eaten ed with organic material. shop on “Gardening for in itself, as children can — Let them do some of The UF/Columbia raw in salads and as lovely Darker varieties tend to Butterflies” on May 17, use critical thinking skills the dirty work. Even a tod- County Extension Service garnishes. The flowers grow best in partial shade, 5:45 at the Fort White to remedy pests and condi- dler can aim a water hose. has resources available and buds can be boiled, or filtered sunlight such as Public Library, and on tion problems. Buy child-size tools and to children, teachers, par- stir-fried, steamed, or under pines. Lighter pas- May 19, 2 pm at the Public Some steps you can take build raised beds to make ents, day cares and sum- batter fried to make tasty tel colored varieties need Library in downtown Lake to feed a child’s hunger for it easier for children to mer programs interested side dishes. Dried flower full sun to develop their City. learning in the garden: maneuver. in gardening projects and petals, called ‘golden full potential. Avoid areas — Involve them in the — Use pots or contain- 4-H activities. needles’, are often used in of heavy shade. ■ planning. Set aside a site ers to make their job less Horticultural agents and D. Nichelle Demorest is Chinese cooking. Although daylilies are a horticulture agent with the and let the kids decide daunting. master gardeners are also The leaf form of the tolerant of drought condi- Columbia County Extension what to grow. — Encourage them in available at the extension daylily is grass-like and tions, supplemental water of the University of Florida — Add fun to their their homework. Each office, 164 SW Mary Ethel clumping. Short forms of during extended dry gardening menu. Pay a year, Bonnie Plants, an Lane, to answer questions 12 inches or less are ideal periods will keep plants bounty for the weeds they Alabama-based whole- and offer solutions. For for edging plants and gar- healthy and more able pull, plant “surprises” in saler, distributes more more information call 752- den borders. Tall forms to cope with other stres- their growing beds or than a million free cab- 5384. with leaves reaching 36 sors such as insects and introduce them to “tickle- bage plants to third-grade The Associated Press con- inches work well in foun- diseases. Most plants me plants” - a houseplant classrooms around the tributed to this story. E<74?E<74? dation landscape plant- benefit from morning (Mimosa pudica) that clos- nation. Students grow the es its leaves and lowers its seedlings in their family +8:

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Å Mummy Return HLN 40 202 204 Murder by the Book Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Murder by the Book Murder by the Book 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 Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar The E! True Hollywood Story (N) Å Mrs. Eastwood TRAVEL 46 196 277 Extreme Terror Rides Sand Masters (N) Sand Masters Hotel Impossible Å Baggage Battles Baggage Battles Man v. Food “Miami” Å Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Holmes on Homes “Rock Bottom” Best of Holmes on Homes (N) Å Holmes Inspection “Plumb Unlucky” Holmes Inspection “New Beginnings” Holmes on Homes “Falling Flat” Å TLC 48 183 280 Sister Wives “College-Bound Browns” Sister Wives Å Sister Wives Å Sister Wives “Sisters’ Special Delivery” Sister Wives “Sister Wives Separated” My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Sister Wives “Sister Wives Separated” HIST 49 120 269 Ax Men “Up in Flames” Å Ax Men “Family Rivalry” Å Ax Men “Swamp Gold” Å Ax Men “Up in Smoke” (N) Å (:01) United Stats of America Å (:01) Swamp People “Scorched” Å ANPL 50 184 282 Whale Wars: Viking Shores Tanked “Tanks for the Memories” Swamp Wars “Deer-Eating Python” (N) River Monsters “Russian Killer” River Monsters “Mongolian Mauler” (N) Swamp Wars “Deer-Eating Python” FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Best of Food Network Star Food Network Cupcake Champions Food Network Star “Impossible Beginnings” Fifteen fi nalists compete to host. Invention Hunters Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 T.D. Jakes Å Joyce Meyer Leading the Way Live-Holy Land Joel Osteen Å Kerry Shook BelieverVoice Crefl o Dollar Å ››‡ “Mary of Nazareth” (1995, Drama) Myriam Muller, Didier Bienaime. FSN-FL 56 - - Volvo Ocean Race Baseball’s Golden World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 10 (Taped) UFC Unleashed (N) Barfl y (N) The Game 365 World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 Eureka “One Giant Leap” Å Eureka “Lost” Å Eureka The town continues searching. Eureka “Force Quit” The ship is found. Eureka Old animosities erupt. Å ›‡ “Dreamcatcher” (2003, Horror) AMC 60 130 254 ›››‡ “Cinderella Man” (2005) Russell Crowe. Down-and-out boxer Jim Braddock makes a dramatic comeback. Å The Killing “Off the Reservation” (N) Mad Men Don is competitive. (N) Å (:04) The Pitch (N) Å COM 62 107 249 (4:43) Offi ce Space (:44) ››› “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. Å Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain Å Tracy Morgan: Black and Blue Å (:01) Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain CMT 63 166 327 (5:30) ››› “Blazing Saddles” (1974, Comedy) Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder. Å Them Idiots Whirled Tour Bill Engvall, Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy. Ron White: They Call Me Tater Salad Å Bayou Billionaires NGWILD 108 190 283 Wild Wives of Africa Wild Wives of Africa “Do or Die” Wild Wives of Africa “Family Feud” Wild Wives of Africa Wild Wives of Africa Wild Wives of Africa “Family Feud” NGC 109 186 276 Wicked Tuna “Man v. Storm” Inside the Vietnam War Veterans’ accounts and clips. Wicked Tuna “Mutiny at Sea” (N) Wicked Tuna “Size Matters” SCIENCE 110 193 284 How the Universe Works Å World’s Dirtiest Man Å What the Ancients Knew Å How Evil Are You? Å Unearthing Ancient Secrets Å What the Ancients Knew Å ID 111 192 285 Scorned: Love Kills “Hot and Sweet” Scorned: Love Kills “A Fatal Affair” 48 Hours on ID “Hannibal Unmasked” Nightmare Next Door “Road to Hell” Unusual Suspects “Deadly Denial” (N) 48 Hours on ID “Hannibal Unmasked” HBO 302 300 501 (4:30) One Day (:45) ›››‡ “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” (2011) Daniel Radcliffe. ‘PG-13’ Å Game of Thrones (N) Å Veep “Chung” (N) Girls (N) Å Game of Thrones Å MAX 320 310 515 (5:45) ›› “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” (2003) (:35) ›››‡ “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World” (2003) Russell Crowe. ‘PG-13’ ››› “My Cousin Vinny” (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (5:25) ››› “Source Code” (2011) The Borgias “The Choice” Å The Big C Å Nurse Jackie Å Nurse Jackie (N) The Big C (N) The Borgias “Day of Ashes” (N) Å Nurse Jackie Å The Big C 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 The Revolution General Hospital Dr. Phil Be a Millionaire News 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Paid Program Eye for an Eye Varied Programs Paid Program Judge Alex The Nate Berkus Show The Dr. Oz Show Chann 4 News Chann 4 News 5-PBS 5 - - Super Why! Barney & Friends Caillou Sid the Science Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Curious George Martha Speaks Wild Kratts Electric Comp. Roadtrip Nation R. Steves’ Europe 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 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Judge Gunn Judge Gunn Judge Mathis Lifechangers Lifechangers 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 Extra Days of our Lives First Coast Living Swift Justice Anderson The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News CSPAN 14 210 350 (9:00) U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives Varied Programs U.S. House of Representatives WGN-A 16 239 307 In the Heat of the Night WGN Midday News Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Old Christine Old Christine TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Bonanza Bonanza Bonanza OWN 18 189 279 Varied Programs A&E 19 118 265 CSI: Miami Varied Programs Criminal Minds 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 Emeril’s Table Petkeeping The Martha Stewart Show The Martha Stewart Show The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons FX 22 136 248 Movie Varied Programs CNN 24 200 202 (11:00) CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer TNT 25 138 245 Las Vegas Las Vegas Leverage The Closer Law & Order Law & Order NIK 26 170 299 Mike the Knight Max & Ruby Dora the Explorer Dora the Explorer SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Varied Programs SpongeBob SpongeBob SPIKE 28 168 241 CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Varied Programs MY-TV 29 32 - Hawaii Five-0 Gunsmoke Bonanza The Big Valley Kojak The Rockford Files DISN 31 172 290 Mickey Mouse Varied Programs Special Agent Oso Never Land Varied Programs LIFE 32 108 252 Old Christine Old Christine Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Wife Swap Varied Programs USA 33 105 242 Varied Programs NCIS NCIS BET 34 124 329 My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids Movie Varied Programs My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids The Parkers The Parkers ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Lines First Report Coll. Football Live NFL Live Around the Horn Interruption ESPN2 36 144 209 ESPN First Take Mike and Mike Varied Programs NASCAR Now Best of First Take Numbers Never Lie Dan Le Batard SportsNation SUNSP 37 - - (:30) MLB Baseball Varied Programs DISCV 38 182 278 Varied Programs TBS 39 139 247 Yes, Dear Yes, Dear American Dad My Name Is Earl Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Friends Friends Friends Friends HLN 40 202 204 News Now HLN Special Report 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 Varied Programs TRAVEL 46 196 277 Varied Programs 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 A Baby Story Rm-Multiples Varied Programs HIST 49 120 269 Modern Marvels Varied Programs ANPL 50 184 282 Miami Animal Police Miami Animal Police Miami Animal Police Miami Animal Police Fatal Attractions Snake Man of Appalachia FOOD 51 110 231 Best Dishes Barefoot Contessa Money Saving 10 Dollar Dinners Secrets/Restaurant 30-Minute Meals Giada at Home Giada at Home Barefoot Contessa Barefoot Contessa Best Dishes Paula’s Cooking TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs Behind the Scenes Varied Programs James Robison Today With The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs FSN-FL 56 - - MLB Baseball Dan Patrick Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 (11:30) Movie Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 Movie Varied Programs CSI: Miami Varied Programs COM 62 107 249 Movie Scrubs Scrubs Comedy Central (:24) Futurama (3:55) Futurama (:26) Tosh.0 It’s Always Sunny (:28) South Park CMT 63 166 327 Varied Programs NGWILD 108 190 283 Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Varied Programs Wild Justice Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs They Do It? They Do It? MythBusters How It’s Made How It’s Made ID 111 192 285 48 Hours on ID Dateline on ID Dateline on ID Cold Blood Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda On the Case With Paula Zahn HBO 302 300 501 Movie Movie Varied Programs Movie MAX 320 310 515 (11:45) Movie Varied Programs (:45) Movie Varied Programs SHOW 340 318 545 (11:45) Movie Varied Programs (:15) Movie Varied Programs

MONDAY EVENING MAY 14, 2012 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) Dancing With the Stars (N) (Live) Å (:31) The Bachelorette Emily Maynard meets 25 bachelors. News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N) 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond King of Queens Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) The Insider 5-PBS 5 - - World News Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Minneapolis” (N) Johnny Carson: American Masters Insight into the performer’s career. (N) Å BBC World News Tavis Smiley Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy (N) Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men (:31) Mike & Molly Hawaii Five-0 “Ua Hala” Å Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne Gossip Girl Blair makes a choice. Å Hart of Dixie “The Big Day” Å The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood 10-FOX 10 30 30 How I Met/Mother Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons Bones “The Past in the Present” Å House The team treats a cheerleader. 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) America’s Got Talent (Season Premiere) Hopefuls perform for the judges. (N) Smash “Bombshell” (Season Finale) (N) News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 30 Rock Å 30 Rock “Reunion” America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å 30 Rock Å Scrubs Å TVLAND 17 106 304 (5:00) ››› “M*A*S*H: Goodbye, Farewell, Amen” (1983) Alan Alda. Å Home Improve. Home Improve. Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Main Street Main Street Main Street Main Street Oprah’s Next Chapter Å Beverly’s Full House Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s Oprah’s Next Chapter Å A&E 19 118 265 The First 48 Å Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å (:01) Beyond Scared Straight Å HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie “Uncle Jed” Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ›› “Ghost Rider” (2007) Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes. A motorcycle stuntman is a supernatural agent of vengeance. ›› “Ghost Rider” (2007) Nicolas Cage. CNN 24 200 202 John King, USA (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist “Red Alert” Å d NBA Basketball Playoffs, Conference Semifi nal: Teams TBA. (N) Å d NBA Basketball Playoffs, Conference Semifi nal: Teams TBA. (N) Å NIK 26 170 299 iCarly Å iCarly Å Victorious Å Fred: The Show That ’70s Show That ’70s Show George Lopez George Lopez Friends Å Friends Å Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å SPIKE 28 168 241 DEA Infi ltrating an Ecstasy ring. DEA Shutting down dope houses. World’s Wildest Police Videos (N) Undercover Stings Undercover Stings World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos Å 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 Shake It Up! Å Good Luck Charlie A.N.T. Farm Å Austin & Ally Å Good Luck Charlie ››› “Bolt” (2008, Comedy) Voices of John Travolta. Å (:15) Fish Hooks Jessie Å A.N.T. Farm Å Wizards-Place LIFE 32 108 252 Reba Å Reba “Encounters” Reba Å Reba Å ››› “Father of the Bride” (1991, Comedy) Steve Martin, Diane Keaton. Å The Client List Riley considers dating. The Client List “The Cold Hard Truth” USA 33 105 242 NCIS Joke-loving Marine is found dead. NCIS: Los Angeles “Brimstone” Å NCIS Gibbs’ former mother-in-law. WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) Common Law “Pilot” Å BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) (Live) Å ›› “Major Payne” (1995, Comedy) Damon Wayans, Karyn Parsons. Å The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. (N Subject to Blackout) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 NFL32 (N) (Live) Å NFL Live (N) Å 30 for 30 Å NFL Live Å SportsNation Å SUNSP 37 - - Inside the Rays Rays Live! (Live) a MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays at Toronto Blue Jays. From Rogers Centre in Toronto. (N Subject to Blackout) Rays Live! (Live) Inside the Rays Inside the Rays DISCV 38 182 278 American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior Outlaw Empires “Crips” Å American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens King of Queens 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 Prime News with Vinnie Politan Å Jane Velez-Mitchell Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew 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/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 The E! True Hollywood Story Å E! News (N) Fashion Police The E! True Hollywood Story Å Khloe and Lamar Khloe and Lamar Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (N) Hotel Impossible (N) Å Hotel Impossible Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters House Hunters Love It or List It Å Love It or List It “The Cunniam Family” Property Virgins Property Virgins House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Michael & Jeffery” TLC 48 183 280 Cake Boss Å Undercover Boss: Abroad (N) Å Undercover Boss: Abroad (N) Å Undercover Boss: Abroad “YMCA” (N) Undercover Boss: Abroad Å Undercover Boss: Abroad Å HIST 49 120 269 Modern Marvels Insulation technology. American Pickers “Pinball Mania” Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers “Odd Fellas” Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å (:01) United Stats of America Å ANPL 50 184 282 Snake Man of Appalachia Å Swamp Wars “Deer-Eating Python” River Monsters: Killer Sharks and Rays River Monsters “Mongolian Mauler” River Monsters “Invisible Executioner” River Monsters: Killer Sharks and Rays FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Invention Hunters Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Meat Men (N) Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Story of Ruth Way Of Master The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Creating Your Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV Marlins Live! (Live) a MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at Miami Marlins. From Marlins Ballpark in Miami. (N Subject to Blackout) Marlins Live! (Live) Inside the Marlins World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 (4:00) ›‡ “Dreamcatcher” (2003) Eureka “Force Quit” The ship is found. Eureka Old animosities erupt. Å Eureka “Jack of All Trades” (N) Å Lost Girl “BrotherFae of the Wolves” Eureka “Jack of All Trades” Å AMC 60 130 254 CSI: Miami “Burned” Å CSI: Miami Possible drug-smuggling. CSI: Miami “Born to Kill” Å CSI: Miami “Dangerous Son” Å CSI: Miami Woman killed after auction. The Killing “Off the Reservation” Å COM 62 107 249 Daily Show The Colbert Report (6:58) Jeff Dunham: Controlled Chaos Å (:29) South Park It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Kitchen Nightmares “Olde Stone Mill” Kitchen Nightmares “Dillon’s” Å Country Fried Vids ›› “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” (1994) Jim Carrey, Courteney Cox. Å ››‡ “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983) Chevy Chase. NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “K-9 Phobia” 24/7 Wild 24/7 Wild (N) 24/7 Wild (N) Brutal Killers 24/7 Wild NGC 109 186 276 Goldfathers “Race for Gold” Wild Justice “Killing for Cash” LA Street Racers Wild Justice “Snake Shakedown” (N) Goldfathers “Get Rich or Die Mining” LA Street Racers SCIENCE 110 193 284 Factory Made Factory Made Into the Universe Into the Universe Into the Universe With Stephen Hawking The universe, from it’s beginning. Into the Universe ID 111 192 285 20/20 on ID “The Murder Room” Å 20/20 on ID “Unforgivable Fathers” Fatal Encounters Å Fatal Encounters “Fatal Voyage” Å Fatal Encounters (N) Å Fatal Encounters Å HBO 302 300 501 (:15) ›› “Larry Crowne” (2011, Romance-Comedy) Tom Hanks. ‘PG-13’ Å The Weight of the Nation Å (:10) The Weight of the Nation “Part 2: Choices” (N) Å Ricky Gervais Face Off, Max Boxing MAX 320 310 515 (:15) ›‡ “Get Carter” (2000, Suspense) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ Å ›‡ “Something Borrowed” (2011) Ginnifer Goodwin. ‘PG-13’ Å ››‡ “Once Upon a Time in Mexico” (2003) ‘R’ Å American Wedding SHOW 340 318 545 ››‡ “Powder” (1995, Drama) Mary Steenburgen. ‘PG-13’ Å Weeds Å Episodes Å The Borgias “Day of Ashes” Å Nurse Jackie Å The Big C Å The Borgias “Day of Ashes” Å Page Editor: Rick Burnham 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 19): Keep your finances a 21): You are in control and Adopted daughter grateful secret. You don’t want to Eugenia Word can make a fantastic move give anyone the impression that will lighten your work- that you can lend or donate project that can lead to home load and lower your stress. A for birth mother’s advice when you are budgeting for and family improvements. partnership will be enhanced DEAR ABBY: I hope you and seeing the next gradu- something that will help Change what’s necessary by the choice you make and will print this on Mother’s ates. The noisemaking you. Investing in your future only. ★★★★★ the alterations you imple- Day. This Mother’s Day instruments hurt sensi- will allow you to reach your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ment in your living arrange- greeting is for all those tive ears, so leave them at goals. ★★★★ Size up your situation. It’s ments. ★★★★★ incredibly unselfish moth- home. Your special person TAURUS (April 20-May vital that you don’t take on SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- ers who chose to place knows you are there and 20): Don’t overreact when too much or make promises Dec. 21): Stay out of trouble. their child up for adoption. proud of him or her. what’s required is your you cannot keep. Consider Problems while traveling or I am an adopted child 2. Honor ALL of the undivided attention to fin- making a change that will discussing rules and regula- whose life has been a won- Abigail Van Buren graduates. Each one ish what you began. You lower your overhead or help tions with authority figures derful journey. www.dearabby.com deserves the same audi- can make a difference if you you find a position that will will lead to altercations that If I could send a mes- ence as the first to cross take a unique approach to a increase your income. ★★★ will detain you from reach- sage to my birth mother, out there for whom today the stage. Do not disrupt problem you face. Prepare to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): ing your goals. Charm will it would be one of eternal is a reminder of a painful by leaving after your grad receive recognition for your Keep things simple and get you much further ahead gratitude for allowing sacrifice. has had his/her moment. contribution. ★★ don’t let an emotional mat- than sarcasm. ★★ someone else to give me I would also like to wish Stay seated until all have GEMINI (May 21-June ter turn your day into chaos. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- the life she was unable to a happy Mother’s Day to been recognized. 20) Honesty and integrity Avoid anyone who is trying Jan. 19): You can afford provide. My adoptive par- all mothers, be they birth 3. Small children do will be the deciding factor to push you in a direction to take a chance regarding ents love me and instilled mothers, adoptive and fos- not belong at graduations. when it comes to who wins that makes you feel uncom- money, home and fam- a value system and belief ter mothers, or stepmoth- They get bored, cry, run a position, challenge or fortable. Search for informa- ily matters. Fixing up your in God that have carried ers. I applaud you all. around, etc., and I don’t competition. If you trust in tion that will help you make residence or adding to your me through every chal- blame them. Hire a sitter. your ability and don’t devi- the right decision. ★★★ comfort will boost your rep- lenge life has sent my way. DEAR ABBY: As gradu- 4. The presenters have ate from the truth, you will LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): utation with the people who I never felt abandoned, but ation time approaches, worked hard to prepare maintain your reputation and Look for a unique way to count. An unusual idea can knew that I was chosen by I begin to shudder. for the ceremony. Listen to be victorious. ★★★★★ make extra cash or to budget turn into a money. ★★★★ people who were unable to Graduation ceremonies them and behave like the CANCER (June 21-July for something you want. It’s AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- have children. have become more like mature, thoughtful adults 22): You’ve got the charm important to make sure that Feb. 18): Be direct to avoid There is no love like rock concerts than a time you expect the graduates to get others to do things for you are working with instead giving someone the wrong a mother’s love. That is to acknowledge student to become. you. Call in a favor or col- of against the people in your impression. Too much of why I want to tell all those achievements. Families, 5. Have the wild party lect an old debt. Short trips life who share your work or anything will lead to disas- mothers out there who friends and graduates AFTER the formal cer- will inspire you to take on a personal space. ★★★ ter. You have to gauge your gave their children to behave horribly, making it emony. time and focus on what’s another parent to love and impossible to watch or lis- -- FRUSTRATED IN important if you want to nurture that their sacrifice ten to the proceedings. As COLUMBUS, GA. CELEBRITY CIPHER avoid trouble and achieve and heartache became both a parent and an edu- DEAR FRUSTRATED: greater stability. ★★★ a miracle for so many of cator, may I please offer I agree that there are cer- PISCES (Feb. 19-March us. God bless all of you some etiquette advice? tain rules of conduct that 20): A dose of realism will on this Mother’s Day. -- 1. Do not yell, blow should be followed. I’m help you rethink your next THANKFUL DAUGHTER horns or leap into the air printing your very basic move and whom you should DEAR THANKFUL as your special graduate rules of behavior in the consider connecting with in DAUGHTER: I’m pleased crosses the stage. It’s hope that they will serve the future. Backtracking can to print your Mother’s rude, immature, inappro- as a reminder to those make more sense, if it will Day greeting, and I hope priate and prevents those who have forgotten their cost you less. Don’t let love it will bring comfort and around you from hearing manners or never learned interfere with productivity or reassurance to any woman the names being called them in the first place. an important decision. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0506

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Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. SPUD GOESGAGA CASUIST PESOUKULELESOVERDUE ONEGENERATIONLOTIONS THREE ATTIRE DWI TUT REDSEADRAWANDONE HAWK TRI KOI VAL FOUR INONEHEAVEN TARSAL SEVEN ANACIN BAHAI STEELIEST ATTHESTART SISSYARVOARCSINE TWPSAKSONEAVENUEROM ARISTAEFIVECOPSE DIXIECRATSSOITSEEMS STYLE SHEETS ELIOT ESTATETHEONESENSE ASSN IRE MCA SIX REST MEETONEWAY NOTNOW EXP TWO THRACE OILED LITERALBEETHOVENSONE ISADORAARMORIESNINE ATLASES TOSSEDTO TSAR 6D LAKE CITY REPORTER lIFE SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 Mother’s Day don’ts: Dish gloves, cougar shirts how, after almost 20 years By Leanne Italie of marriage to my ranch- Associated Press er husband, he still didn’t NEW YORK — What know I wasn’t big on flow- were they thinking? ers,” Jackson said. Through plastic smiles or Inside was a new .22-cali- gritted teeth, moms have to ber rifle, “perfect for packing suck it up sometimes when around on my four-wheeler Mother’s Day means a gift- to help rid our ranch of ed toilet, unsolicited wash pesky critters,” she said. tub or anti-aging cream. Big boxes aside, moms It wouldn’t be Mother’s surveyed by the site Day if some mom some- PlumDistrict said they’d where wasn’t disappointed c h o o s e or downright piqued at gift handmade time. Many aren’t looking to gifts over break the bank, though the Big boxes aside, store- National Retail Federation b o u g h t expects Americans to spend moms surveyed by ones. And $19 billion on the holiday the site PlumDistrict while break- this year. But unrequested said they’d choose fast in bed is sex toys? A chainsaw? handmade gifts over a sweet ges- Dave Hochman learned ture, they’d the hard way last year when store-bought ones. c h o o s e he presented his five-years- And while breakfast another one: older wife with a “Cougar” in bed is a sweet sleeping in. T-shirt, a freebie from a cli- In poten- ent, no less. gesture, they’d tially dif- “While she does have a choose another one: ficult news great sense of humor, let’s sleeping in. for any just say it wasn’t the best eager gift- idea I’ve ever had,” said giver now Hochman, in Monmouth, scratching N.J. the chain- Glenna Tooman’s uh-oh saw off his list, the sur- moment was when her now- veyed moms also agreed grown son, Bill, was 10 or they’d rather not have to 11. He disappeared on his be in on buying their own bike in Boise, Idaho, only to Mother’s Day gift. return with a Mother’s Day ASSOCIATED PRESS Judith Schmelzinger in gift that kept on giving, a Becky Jackson, poses with a rifle she received as a Mother’s Day present at her ranch in Lewiston, Mont., in this recent photo Hamburg, N.Y., might be tiny bunny. provided by Robbie Jackson. Jackson has no use for fussy spas, flowers or jewelry. Her jaw dropped a few years ago when the exception to that rule. “I was very surprised. It’s her husband presented her with a long, nicely wrapped cardboard box that screamed long-stem roses. Inside was a new She accepted a toilet in the last thing you’d expect .22-caliber rifle, “perfect for packing around on my four-wheeler to help rid our ranch of pesky critters,” she said. 2010, when there was no for Mother’s Day,” she said. money for romantic extras “He spent his allowance for her first Mother’s Day. money on it. We named him “That’s what we needed at Garfunkel. We had him for tor an exhausted Ashley a particular Mother’s Day Other, er, unusual items certificate for a spa.” the time,” she said grimly. years.” Largent — home with a gift: A plastic wash tub with to make the worst-gift list Becky Jackson has no Nancy Nolan recalls A rabbit might be better 7-month-old — got for her dish gloves and a scrub at Cafemom: a Cuban cigar use for fussy spas, flowers a useless but memorable than what a good chunk of first Mother’s Day in 2004, brush, all from the dollar and stale candy left over or jewelry. She lives on a gift 40 years ago, when her moms surveyed in March from her now ex-husband. store. from Easter. One mom, ranch in Lewistown, Mont., husband took their then by the website Cafemom “That was the only pres- Said her mom, Bev RoseMarie Luevano in San and her jaw dropped a few 6-year-old son shopping for received last year — abso- ent I ever received from Cundle, in Leeds: “What can Antonio, Texas, received a years ago when her hus- a Mother’s Day gift and lutely nothing. And, while him for Mother’s Day,” said I say? How does a mother chainsaw two years ago. band presented her with a returned with a jar of cream vacuums have come a long Largent, in Gaffney, S.C. smile through gritted teeth. “My husband had been long, nicely wrapped card- to fade age spots. way in design and efficien- “After that I told him that I A washing bowl in blue, not wanting it so he kept telling board box that screamed She was only 28. cy, they still ranked among didn’t want anything.” my favorite color, a square his family about it, but they long-stem roses. “I just hugged him and the worst Mother’s Day In San Francisco, Heddi shape to fit in a round sink! thought it was me (who “I tried to hide my disap- thanked him for the won- gifts ever received. Cundle joked that her moth- And a brush to clean out wanted it) and Mother’s Day pointment as I slowly undid derful gift,” she said, “and So do unrequested sex er back home in England mugs. How do you make it was just around the corner,” the ribbon and wrapping he just beamed. He was so toys, guys. Like the vibra- hasn’t quite forgiven her for disappear?” she said. “I really wanted a paper, trying to figure out proud.” Honoring Mothers

We celebrate special women who have taken care of us and encourage them to take the time to take care of their health.

Arlene M. Weinshelbaum, M.D.

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