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Melody Church Pumpkin Patch $2.75 million is awarded to FREE opens Oct. 6, HAIRCUT Details, 3A DETAILS, PAGE 5A Suwannee Landing developers Judge rules Suwannee County breached contract with TSS Development “It would be clearly improper, unlawful and unjust for the (county) to benefit from its poor decision/bargain to the detriment of the (developer/TSS).” - Third Circuit Judge David Fina

By Bryant Thigpen [email protected] The gates at Suwannee Landing remain closed. File photo

Third Circuit Judge David Fina 19.47 acres that was conveyed to the project in reliance on the de- said Suwannee County breached a the county by the developer. velopment agreement. However, development agreement with TSS Daniel Webster, the attorney Fina found that many expenditures A view of room 45 at the Douglass Center af- Development in his final judgment representing TSS owner Fred listed as damages “were not ter being destroyed by fire Saturday. Cause of signed Friday. Fina has ordered Treadway, was seeking to recover proven to be expended solely on fire is arson. (Live Oak Fire Department photo) the county to pay TSS $2.75 mil- damages totaling $4,649,079.48 lion in damages plus $68,145 for he believes his client invested in SEE $2.75M, PAGE 15A Arson at Douglass Center under investigation says PD By Bryant Thigpen used to house Suwannee [email protected] Middle School. Adjacent rooms 44 and 46 were SRWMD explains Live Oak Police Detec- both damaged from ex- tive Justin Bates told the cessive smoke. Democrat Monday an in- Crews with LOFD ar- minimum flows/levels vestigation is underway rived to black smoke bil- By Joyce Marie Taylor on the structure fire that lowing from part of the [email protected] building. The fire was happened Saturday at the Jon Dinges, assistant executive director of Douglass Center. The fire quickly extinguished but was determined to be ar- not before severely dam- Suwannee River Water Management District (SR- son by the Live Oak Fire aging three rooms. WMD), explained minimum flows and levels for Department. According to Bates, the the lower Santa Fe and Ichetucknee rivers and The fire destroyed room springs at a recent meeting. 45 at the Center which SEE ARSON, PAGE 15A SRWMD, 12A John Dinges

Live Oak Charter Review Committee 1st meeting Update: 4 murder Church parsonage >> Councilors to give reasons for review on trials continued catches fire Sunday Sept. 17 to committee By Bryant Thigpen 12803 225th Rd., was By Bryant Thigpen reported structure fire bryant.thigpen@ hosting a party and bryant.thigpen@ at 1202 7th St. South- By Andrew McGee gaflnews.com cookout at his home gaflnews.com west, Live Oak, which [email protected] with 11 people in atten- was being utilized as Separate trials for dance. At approximate- An unattended pot on the parsonage for The The Live Oak Charter Review four accused of murder ly 10 p.m. on Jan. 26, a heated stove was the Triumph Church & Committee had their first meeting have been continued six of the party goers cause of a fire at a local Kingdom of God in Tuesday, Aug. 20, to plan a meet- until pre-trial in Sep- got into a fight. church parsonage, ac- Christ. ing to allow city of Live Oak tember, according to the Shortly after the fight cording to the Live Oak Upon arrival, the councilmen to voice their reasons Suwannee County had broken up, Cole Fire Department. crew saw light smoke for wanting changes to the Live Clerk of the Circuit went into his home and According to a coming from the front Oak Charter. According to City Court’s Office. retrieved a 30.06 rifle. LOFD report, on Sun- door and the eves of the Clerk John Gill, the Committee Mike Williams, 46, day at approximately structure. A one and City Clerk John Gill. Marcus Cole 8:54 p.m., trucks E-7 - Photo: Andrew McGee 1st meeting, 12A Marcus Cole, 40, of SEE UPDATE, PAGE 15A and L-1 responded to a SEE CHURCH, PAGE 15A

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Landis DL, Cash Bond Only: Roundtree Aug 25, Jennifer Ann SCSO- J. Zimmerman NEWSROOM Aug 22, Angela Jo Star- Goldstein, 37, 10388 198th Aug 26, Marvin I Editor, Dentistry ling, 52, 1809 2nd Street, Terrace, O'Brien, FL, Poss Williams, Jr., 35, 1611 Jeff Waters, ext. 131 Family Family DentistryDentistry –– EndodonticsEndodontics –– ImplantsImplants Apt A-6, Live Oak, FL, Re- Controlled Substance: Marion Street, Valdosta, I Reporter, CosmeticCosmetic DentistryDentistry –– OralOral SedationSedation –– OrthodonticsOrthodontics sisting Officer W/Viol: SCSO- B. Castor GA, Grand Theft, Felony Andrew McGee, ext. 132 SCSO- M. Jelks Aug 25, Dewitt Deron Criminal Mischief, Poss I Reporter, A. A. LamarLamar Morgan,Morgan, D.M.DD.M.D Aug 22, Sidney Leroy Gross, 19, 11311 150th Burglary Tools: SCSO- A. Bryant Thigpen, ext. 133 I Reporter, Daniel Daniel L.L. Morgan,Morgan, D.M.DD.M.D Johnson, 26, 13453 120 St, Street, McAlpin, FL, VOP Loston Joyce Marie Taylor, ext. 130 Benjamin Benjamin L.L. 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By Andrew McGee “Beta is very excited to be an active part of Branford She’s not sure if it’s going to turn into some multi-gen- [email protected] High School and I am so pleased, I can’t express in words erational class reunion for Beta, but some of her kids are how enthusiastic and service-oriented my membership is,” already talking and throwing out ideas for it. She said they The Branford High School Beta Club is already rolling smiled Neil. “I have to slow them down. They want to do may hold a Beta breakfast, but it’s still up in the air. up their sleeves and putting forth a huge effort to raise more than we can physically get done.” She said they have some Beta alumni on staff present- money for the Beta State Convention. She said they graduated about 17 seniors last year, but ly. BHS Principal Dr. Jimmy Wilkerson is an alumni as “We did a car wash the Saturday before preplanning still have about that many and that’s before the addition of well as BHS English teacher and Coach K.J. Wingate. (teachers),” said BHS Beta sponsor and teacher Tammy new members, and they are active and have the heart for “Mrs Garcia that of the Garcia Foundation, she is one of Neil. “The Hardee’s here in town graciously allowed us to Beta. our previous members we’ve already connected with,” set up outside their business and we washed cars from 10 Neil said the state theme for Beta this year is the ‘Histo- said Neil. “We are on the search for Beta Club members.” a.m. to 3 p.m. and made right at $200 which is just enough ry of Beta’, so naturally one of their projects is looking for She said they could contact her at BHS or go to the to send one Beta to state convention.” BHS Beta alumni. school’s website and email her. Neil said sending all the students and giving them the “We are calling for members of the Branford High “Once a Beta always a Beta,” smiled Neil. opportunity to raise money for themselves was their goal. School Beta Club of any year passed, said Neil. “We are The Branford High School website address is She said she considered their first one of the new school 65 years strong.” She said it was one of the oldest in the http://suwannee.bhs.schooldesk.net/ and their telephone year pretty successful. There was some lag time at first, but state. number is 386-935-5600. later on they had some folks coming to have their cars washed. She said luckily they didn’t have people backed up waiting. She said the kids worked very hard and she was proud of them. Branford FFA recognizes SRWMD for “During preplanning, we had students come in and teachers ‘rented’ them to help do work in their class providing opportunity for outdoor classroom rooms,” said Neil. She said her Beta’s came in Wednesday, Thursday and Friday before school started to provide services for the staff. “This was done with the understanding,‘Teachers, if you can donate, please donate,’” said Neil. She said the teaching staff donated a little over $200. She said they were now on their way to getting back to state (convention). “They were gophers, they were cleaners, they were re- movers, we did bulletin boards, whatever the teachers needed,” said Neil. “There were some changing class rooms much like myself.” She said there was no way they could have accom- plished what they did those three days without the kids working as hard as they did. She said it wasn’t only Beta, but Junior Beta (seventh and eighth grade) members as well pitching in to help. She said she had some seventh graders, eighth graders and even a couple of ninth graders pitching in. She said although the ninth graders don’t get to go to state convention (only 10-12), they were completely on board. “They understand that this is pushing it forward in hopes that when it’s their turn, someone will help them push for- From left, Andrew Rains, FFA advisor; Jerrica Byrd, FFA president; Don Quincey, SRWMD Governing Board chairman; Allie Ran- ward,” said Neil. “That is the whole point of Beta; service dell, FFA reporter; Sara Humphreys, FFA parliamentarian; and Stacy Young, FFA advisor. Courtesy photo to community.” She said they also helped during open house and was Submitted and agricultural best management practices, such as able to help those new students and parents get to the prop- Branford FFA recently recognized the Suwannee Riv- planting long leaf pines and bailing hay. er classrooms to meet teachers and faculty. She said it was er Water Management District for allowing students to Stacy Young, Branford High’s FFA advisor, said the an extremely smooth opening for the year and believes it use 175 acres of SRWMD’s Branford Bend Tract as an use of the property provides students the opportunity to was in part because her Betas were there to help. outdoor classroom. Over the last year, students have re- take what they are learning in the classroom and apply it “Like I said, this has been one of the smoothest openings ceived hands-on experiences at implementing forestry in a real-life setting. of the first day of school that I’ve had, even with the move (different class room). I hadn’t realized I was such a pack rat,” laughed Neil. CONCERNED ABOUT HIGHER TAXES? She said again, she couldn’t have done it without her Be- tas and when they weren’t working somewhere else, they were diligently trying to get her focused. She said over the summer she and her Beta officers have been keeping in contact electronically (emails and instant messages) and said they are ready. She said they’ve al- A “Town Hall” style meeting Ranchettes Community Center sessment increase and the millage ready asked when their first meeting was and want to have with District 5 County Commis- (voting precinct) on 216th St. (Mar- rate increase. Discussion will be induction earlier than they did last year. She said she’s not sioner Wesley Wainwright and Pub- ket Road). Wainwright will give an held on holding a CPR class at the sure right off hand how many new members they will licYou Safety Director are James Sommers invited…update on what is going on in Community Center. have, but will be sending out the invitations soon. She is will be held tomorrow, Thursday, Suwannee County and then will an- For more information, call still in the process of going through the students’ GPAs to Aug. 29, at 7 p.m. swer questions. Wainwright and Sharon at (386) 935-0821 or 688- determine who is eligible. The meeting will be held at the Sommers will explain the fire as- 9402.

Arrests ...... 2A Sports ...... 1B Legal Notices ...... 4B Suwannee Living ...... 4A HI INDEX Obituaries ...... 11A Viewpoint ...... 10A 92 LO 72 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 10A /LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 Viewpoints/Opinions BIBLE VERSE OPINION “ You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are Re-education at George Mason steadfast, because they trust This week begins my 34th ica? Among the 10 players on year serving on George Mason A the court, at best there might be in you.” Isaiah 26:3 NIV University's distinguished eco- two white players. In 2010, 61 nomics faculty. You might MINORITY percent of Division I basketball imagine my surprise when I re- VIEW players were black, and only 31 Suwannee Democrat ceived a letter from its Office percent were white. of Equity and Diversity Ser- Allied with the purveyors of vices notifying me that I was equity, diversity and inclusion required to "complete the in- ~ are the multiculturalists, who © 2013 Creators Syndicate person Equal Opportunity and ~ call for the celebration of cul- Prevention of Sexual Harass- BY WALTER WILLIAMS tures. For them, all cultures are ment Policies and Procedures morally equivalent and to deem training." This is a leftist agenda for indoctrination, otherwise is Eurocentrism. That's unbridled nonsense. MYRA C. REGAN JEFF WATERS thought control and free speech suppression to which I Ask your multiculturalist: Is forcible female genital mu- Publisher Editor shall refuse to submit. Let's look at it. tilation, as practiced in nearly 30 sub-Saharan Africa and

Members of the Suwannee Democrat Ideas such as equity and equal opportunity, while hav- Middle Eastern countries, a morally equivalent cultural editorial board are Myra C. Regan, publisher, and ing high emotional value, are vacuous analytical con- value? Slavery is practiced in Sudan and Niger; is that a Jeff Waters, editor. Our View is formed by that board. cepts. For example, I've asked students whether they cultural equivalent? In most of the Middle East, there are plan to give every employer an equal opportunity to hire numerous limits on women -- such as prohibitions on them when they graduate. To a person, they always an- driving, employment, voting and education. Under Is- Editorial objectives for 2013 swer no. If they aren't going to give every employer an lamic law, in some countries, female adulterers face equal opportunity to hire them, what's fair about forcing death by stoning, and thieves face the punishment of employers to give them an equal opportunity to be having their hand severed. Are these cultural values 1. Reduce waste in local government hired? morally equivalent, superior or inferior to those of the 2. Revitalize downtown Live Oak I'm guilty of gross violation of equality of opportuni- West? 3. Continue work on Perimeter Road ty, racism and possibly sexism. Back in 1960, when in- Western values are superior to all others. Why? The 4. Attract more business and growth terviewing people to establish a marital contract, every greatest achievement of the West was the concept of in- woman wasn't given an equal opportunity. I discriminat- dividual rights. The Western transition from barbarism to 5. Build up I-10, US 129 corridor ed against not only white, Indian, Asian, Mexican and civility didn't happen overnight. It emerged feebly -- handicapped women but men of any race. My choices mainly in England, starting with the Magna Carta of were confined to good-looking black women. You say, 1215 -- and took centuries to get where it is today. GUEST COLUMN "Williams, that kind of discrimination doesn't harm any- One need not be a Westerner to hold Western values. one!" Nonsense! When I married Mrs. Williams, other A person can be Chinese, Japanese, Jewish, African or women were harmed by having a reduced opportunity Arab and hold Western values. It's no accident that West- So is it for real, set. ern values of reason and individual rights have produced George Mason's Office of Equity and Diversity Ser- unprecedented health, life expectancy, wealth and com- vices has far more challenging equity and diversity work fort for the ordinary person. or is it all staged? than worrying about the re-education of Professor Western values are under ruthless attack by the acade- Dwain Walden Williams. They must know that courts have long held mic elite on college campuses across America. They The Moultrie Observe that gross racial disparities are probative of a pattern and want to replace personal liberty with government control I’ve written several columns about practice of discrimination. The most notable gross racial and replace equality before the law with entitlement. The “reality” television shows, and just disparity on campus, and hence probative of discrimina- multiculturalism and diversity agenda is a cancer on our yesterday a friend was debating me on tion, can be found on GMU's fabulous men's basketball society, and our tax dollars and charitable donations are whether many of these shows are team. Blacks are less than 9 percent of student enroll- supporting it. “staged” and “choreographed.” I took ment but are 85 percent of our varsity basketball team Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at the position that they are staged, and my friend didn’t and dominate its starting five. It's not just GMU. Watch George Mason University. To find out more about Wal- think so. any Saturday afternoon college basketball game and ask ter E. Williams and read features by other Creators Syn- Now it really doesn’t matter whether it is or not. yourself the question fixated in the minds of equity, di- dicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndi- What I mean is, it’s just a form of entertainment, and versity and inclusion hunters: Does this look like Amer- cate Web page at www.creators.com. whether those people are shooting from the hip or reading their lines off their sleeves between the catsup and mustard stains is purely peripheral to the essence of the nonsense. But since the discussion had begun, I felt somewhat GUEST COLUMN obligated to substantiate my reasoning. So I gave my friend the example of the “moonshine” Private universities should pay taxes episodes. Well he pointed out that he grew up in a place where there was lots of moonshining going on, By Taylor Armerding events. In short, it operates like a business and ought to and he could relate to how they made their mash, built CNHI News Service be taxed as such. their stills and marketed their finished product. Private colleges and universities Princeton may be an outlier – so far – in having its res- I told him that I did not argue the fine technicalities haven’t lost their property tax-exempt idents challenge the tax exempt status of a university, but of the craft, but my point was that this was not a real status – yet. But it shouldn’t surprise they are just one of many communities where local offi- moonshine operation. He didn’t want to buy into that anybody, least of all those running those cials are looking hungrily at the avalanche of money at first and then I explained to him that moonshining, institutions, if they do sometime during flowing into colleges and universities and, from there, despite its rich heritage here in the South, was illegal the next few years. And they will have into the pockets of its more privileged employees. and that perhaps he hadn’t noticed that there were cam- only themselves to blame. Providence Mayor Angel Taveras wants Brown Uni- era crews following these people around. Even the little game they play with local officials – versity to “volunteer” more money. Boston Mayor Tom In this instance, they were digging a deep hole and making a “voluntary” PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) Menino wants all the nonprofits in the city to “con- installing timbers for an underground operation. every year – isn’t going to work, since that generally tribute” more. My point to him was that if this was a real event, amounts to 25 percent or less of what they would owe if And given the rhetoric at the top of government, from then the revenuers were watching the same program their property was taxable. President Obama himself, that people and organizations that we were watching. I’ve openly mocked this arrangement for decades: if a should have to pay what government thinks they can af- I think that’s where the light came on for him. class of property is legally tax exempt, then its owners ford, and that “at some point you’ve made enough mon- But I felt he needed other examples. I told him that shouldn’t have to submit to a shakedown from local of- ey,” why not? when he watched a cave explorer squeeze through a ficials to “donate” even a percentage of the money in- The Chronicle of Higher Education reported earlier tight crevice, just to ask himself where the cameraman stead. If they should not be tax exempt, change the law. this year that the median salary of public university pres- was standing. And this is not to endorse the arguments of city and idents increased 4.7 percent in 2011-12 – again outpac- “He’s already in the hole looking back,” my friend town officials – that they need this money because of all ing inflation – to $440,000 a year. At the top of that food said, as if he had just had an epiphany of sorts. the fabulous services they are supplying to the institu- chain was Penn State’s Graham Spanier, at $2.9 million. “Exactly,” I said. tions. They have presumably been providing those ser- You may have heard Spanier’s name even if you’re not And I noted that the cameraman had a lot more stuff vices for the nearly 100 years that educational institu- from Pennsylvania. He was forced to resign in Novem- to push through that tight squeeze than did the explor- tions have been tax exempt. ber 2011 after presiding over the worst athletic scandal er. The reason they “need” the money is because they in the history of higher education – the Jerry Sandusky On to other venues of “reality.” I asked him if he long ago gave away the store to the public employee sex-abuse case. ever watched those “Axe Men” shows. And he said he unions, giving them lavish, unsustainable benefits in- The university defended the payout by pointing out did. cluding early retirement and pension packages vastly that his base salary was “only” $351,000, and that the Well just notice that their equipment is always more generous than most of those who pay the bill re- rest was in deferred compensation, payments to his re- breaking down, bogging down or two hotheads are get- ceive. tirement account and $1.2 million in severance. ting into a fight. It was my position that if they went to Still, the argument of colleges and universities that work every day and just cut down trees and hauled they are “nonprofit” is wearing very thin, thanks to their SEE PRIVATE, PAGE 15A them out, then there would be no show. And if their own greed – raising pay and benefits for equipment broke down as often as portrayed, there administrators and tenured faculty would be no profits. Thus, they must invent drama. while sucking ever more money from Now about those “Ice Road Truckers.” Just how students that in increasing measure many tractor-trailer rigs have you ever seen with cam- comes from government grants and eras mounted underneath to show the drive shaft spin- loans. ning and the wheelsl mired in ice and snow? If you’ve One of the latest dustups over this is seen one tractor-trailer rig bogged down, you’ve pret- in Princeton, New Jersey, where resi- ty much seen them all. dents have sued to overturn the tax-ex- Again, whether it’s staged or not, those circum- empt status of their local Ivy League stances aren’t all that important. They won’t affect the university. price of gasoline or whether there will be fewer car Among their arguments: Princeton bombings in the Mideast. We will still have corruption University has the largest endowment in Congress and 9-inning baseball. per student in the country; it made $115 And I must admit that watching a “reality” show is million from scientific patents in 2011 sometimes a better way to spend an evening than and turned $35 million of that over to watching a congressman on C-Span. For the most part, various faculty members; it makes they are both fiction but at least the slapstick that em- money from ticketed concerts, TV bodies the “reality” show is fully expected. rights to athletic games and other Oh well, I can hardly wait for the new series “Bas- ketball Players’ Wives.” I’m expecting a spinoff from that one titled “Basketball Players’ Illegitimate Chil- dren.” Hey, this one may not be staged! Letters To The Editor, Dwain Walden is editor/publisher of The Moultrie [email protected] or Observer, 229-985-4545. Email: Suwannee Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL 32064. [email protected]. Please include your full name, address and daytime phone number. We ask this so we can verify your letter and discuss any questions about it with you. I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 /LIVE OAK PAGE 11A Gainesville, Fla. following an War as a Tech Sergeant dor and is survived by his Taylor, Jacksonville, Fla.; Fla.; several grandchildren OBITUARIES a lengthy illness. The and was a member of the wife of 21 years, Tracy; two sons: Ashley Taylor, and great grandchildren. Nichols, Fla. native moved Grace United Methodist son, John Flynn and his Live Oak, Fla., Jason Tay- Funeral services will be to Live Oak, in 2005 from Church in Marianna. wife, Julie; daughter, Jen- lor, Live Oak, Fla.; one held 2 p.m., Thursday, Aug. Mulberry, Fla. She worked He was predeceased by nifer Fedor; four grandchil- brother: James W. Taylor, 29, 2013 in the Brody Har- in the banking business for his parents, Kenneth “Cot- dren; two great grandchil- Maryland and four grand- ris Memorial Chapel with many years before opening ton” Allen and Merle Allen, dren; his mother, Gladys children. Wat Florida Dhammaram up her own florist shop, his sister, Betty Jean Allen. Fedor Ferry, and brother, Services will be held at 3 officiating. this came about because of He is survived by three Donald Fedor. p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28 at Please sign the guest- her love of working with sons, Ralph (Patricia) He arrived in Fla. from Daniels Memorial Chapel book at www.harrisfuneral- flowers and making floral Allen, Tallahassee, Fla.; his birth state of Ohio in with Rev. Chan Perry offi- homeinc.net. arrangements. John (Yvonne) Allen, Mari- 1979, where he made his ciating. Interment will fol- Harris Funeral Home & She is survived by her anna, Fla.; Kenneth home in Pinellas County low in the New Harmony Cremations, Inc., Live Oak, husband, Lloyd (Denise) Allen, III, and later retired to White Methodist Church Ceme- Fla. 386-364-5115 is in Williamson, Dowling Park; Philadelphia, PA and Springs. He was a self-em- tery. charge of all arrangements. four sons, Duane Shirley Curry, Defuniak ployed innovative modifier Daniels Funeral Homes Williamson, Chicago, ILL; Springs, Fla.; six grand- of motorized vehicles “ex- & Crematory, Inc., of Live Bruce (Sherri) Williamson, children and six great traordinaire”. His friends Oak and Branford, Fla. in charge of arrangements. DEATH Robert "Bob" Lowe Sr. Live Oak; Doug grandchildren. and family remember him April 26, 1929 Williamson, Live Oak; Bri- Graveside services will as someone whose loves NOTICES Prapa Guthrie Aug. 19, 2013 an Williamson, Lake City, be held 11 a.m., Thursday, were simple: his mother, Fla.; two sisters, Margaret Aug. 29, 2013 in the Live wife, friends and family, Aug. 22, 1930 Aug. 24, 2013 obert "Bob" Lowe Odom and Noreen Wood Oak Cemetery with full making things in his shop, Ezekiel Robinson Sr., 84, born in both of Keysville, Fla.; military rites. NASCAR and racing in Aug. 22, 2013 rapa Guthrie age Live Oak, Fla. nine grandchildren and six In lieu of flowers contri- general, Harley’s Western R 83, of Live Oak, zekiel Robinson, of April 26, 1929, passed great grandchildren. butions may be made to the music, Daniel Boone, his Fla. passed away away Aug. 19, 2013. Bob Visitation was held Tues- Disabled Veterans National Rottweiler’s good parties, P Live Oak, age 68 Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013 at was a Staff Sergeant in the day, Aug. 27, 2013 from 5 Foundation, P.O. Box fishing and the Suwannee. Epassed away Aug. her home. She was born in Airforce during the Korean to 7 p.m. at the funeral 96648, Washington, DC A memorial service will 22, 2013. Bangkok, Thailand moving War. He worked in the fi- home. 20090-6648. be held at Haven Hospice D.M. Udell and Son of to Live Oak in 1997 from nance field for 34 years and Funeral services will be Please sign the guest Suwannee Valley Care D.M. Udell Funeral Home Zephyrhills, Fla. She was after retirement served as held 10 a.m., Wednesday, book at http://www.harris- Center located on 6036 W. are in charge of arrange- an avid gardener, cook and an Elder for the Seminole Aug. 28, 2013 at the grave- funeralhome.inc.net/. US Hwy 90, Lake City on ments. 386-362-4189 or seamstress and a devoted Church of Christ for 23 side in the Bixler Memorial Harris Funeral Home & Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013 at 386-209-0223. wife and mother. She was a years. Gardens East with Rev. Cremations, Inc. 932 N. 10 a.m. member of the Buddhist Bob is survived by his John Harper officiating. Ohio Ave., Live Oak, Fla., Donations can be made Daniel John Schnauthiel Meditation Center in wife, Norma Lowe; son In lieu of flowers contri- 386-364-5115 is in charge to Haven Hospice at the ad- May 15, 1948 Kissimmee, Fla. and was a Robert Lowe (Mary Jane bution may be made to Ad- of all arrangements. dress listed above. Aug. 15, 2013 devout Buddhist. Lowe); daughter Kathy vent Christian Village, P.O. ICS CREMATION AND She is survived by her Owen (J. Ed Owen); and Box 4305, Dowling Park, FUNERAL HOME, 357 aniel John Sch- husband, James Guthrie, grandsons, Alex Lowe, J. Fla. 32064. NW WILKS LANE, nauthiel, age 65, Live Oak, Fla.; two sons, Eddie Owen, and Max Please sign the guest LAKE CITY, FL 32005 Dof Perry, Fla. Monthree Singsainee and Owen. He was preceded in book at http://www.harris- PHONE: 386-755-9292 in passed away Thursday, Rapin Sornsong both of death by his parents Willie funeralhome.inc.net/. charge of arrangements. Aug. 15, 2013 at Shands Thailand; four daughters, Mae and Marion Hingson. Harris Funeral Home & Live Oak. Rin Hogan, Baton Rouge, Memorial service was Cremations, Inc. 932 N. Moray Taylor Harris Funeral Home & LA; Lek Sornsong, St. held Sat., Aug. 24 at 11 a.m. Ohio Ave., Live Oak, Fla., Aug. 24, 2013 Cremations, Inc. 932 N. Pete, Fla.; Unchalee Naka- family received friends at 386-364-5115 is in charge Ohio Ave., Live Oak, Fla., jima, Australia; Doon 10 a.m., Seminole church of of all arrangements. oray Taylor, 67, 386-364-5115 was in Charoenpan, Leesburg, Christ, 4740 Wishart Blvd Live Oak, Fla. charge of all arrangements. Tampa, Fla. www.gonzalez- Kenneth Leo Allen, Jr. Mpassed away on funeral.com Gonzalez Fu- Jan. 31, 1928 Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013 af- neral Home was in charge Aug. 23, 2013 ter a short illness. The life of arrangements 813-931- long resident of Live Oak GriefShare support 1833. enneth Leo Allen, was a Veteran of the Kore- Jr., age 85, for- Allan Joseph Fedor, an Conflict while serving Meetsgroup at First begins Baptist additional Aug. information 28 or an- Wanda Williamson Kmally of Live “A.J.” in the Army and was a Church of Live Oak each swer any questions. No matter Sept. 2, 1935 Oak, Fla. passed away Fri- June 3, 1949 member of Luraville Bap- Wednesday night from 6-8 what the circumstances, grief Aug. 24, 2013 day, Aug. 23, 2013 at his Aug. 9, 2013 tist church. p.m. The next session will be- recovery is a painful process. home in Marianna, Fla. He Mr. Taylor owned and gin on Aug. 28, 2013. Child- We understand how deeply anda Williamson was a native of Live Oak llan Joseph Fedor, operated Taylor’s Store in care is provided. The church grief and loss hurt people and age 77, of Dowl- moving to Marianna twen- “A.J.”, 64, passed Luraville for thirty plus is located at 401 West Howard their families. We realize how Wing Park, Fla., ty years ago to be closer to Aaway on Aug. 9, years. He is survived by his St. Please call the church of- difficult this first meeting may passed away Saturday, Aug. his family. He was retired 2013. He was born June 3, wife of forty-five years: fice at 386-362-1583 if you be but please be assured that 24, 2013 at North Florida from the U.S. Air Force 1949. A.J. was preceded in Angie Taylor, Live Oak, would like to attend. We others in the group will be Regional Medical Center in having served in the Kore- death by his father, Joe Fe- Fla.; one daughter: Nancy would be happy to give you feeling the same way.

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825274 825478 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 12A /LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 Live Oak Charter Review Committee 1st meeting Continued From Page 1A fice of the Attorney Gener- debating or discussing.” Gill said two years ago government. He said he one and his brother,” said al of Florida, “Florida's He said with any com- they had gone through an thought that was one of the Sellers. “All he has to do looks at their charter about Government-in-the-Sun- mittee or board it is in in-depth charter review topics councilmen wanted to keep his job and sand- every 10 years to revise or shine law provides a right essence performing a form and they had changed to discuss. bag everything is to keep update either by Florida of access to governmental of government. He said if some of the language. He “I think it’s trying to es- three votes on the coun- legislative statute or local proceedings at both the there was discussion and gave them copies of the tablish complete total cil.” municipal decisions, but state and local levels. It ap- an action passed or didn’t charter showing lines power to just one man,” The committee decided the last time any changes plies to any gathering of pass, there would still be a drawn through the changes said Jefferson. they would go through the were made was just two two or more members of report when they were fin- that came about and have Sellers responded say- charter line by line and try years ago. the same board to discuss ished. He said it must be in been omitted. He wanted ing he didn’t think the city and keep any political is- some matter which will the open where everyone them to be able to see what could move forward with- sues out of their decision Quick vote foreseeably come before would have an opportunity it used to be and what it is out one person assuming making process. The meeting began by that board for action”. to witness and added it was currently for comparison. that role and responsibili- Gill said this time, they quick nominations for the Gill turned the floor over unfortunate few people He said when they saw ty. are working with a time- chairman and vice-chair- to Sellers. come to those kinds of pro- lines through certain parts, “Before you start, hear line. He recently talked man positions. Gill opened “You can’t meet outside ceedings. Gill said two there were different rea- everything out,” said Sell- with Supervisor of Elec- up the floor for them to of the meeting and you years ago there may have sons for it. ers. “I would like to have tions Glenda Williams proceed in which Reverend shouldn’t talk to each other been just a couple of citi- “State statute could an opportunity to talk to about the goal of having Tommy Jefferson nominat- about what you want to zens in attendance at the change,” said Gill. “There you and explain and give the charter issues done by ed Stefan Blue which he do,” said Sellers. “The charter review meeting. is some old stuff in there an example why I think late December 2013 or respectfully declined. He, Sunshine Law is to let about when they had the you’re not going to get early January 2014 to give in turn nominated Jefferson everyone know what Charter review mayor’s court which has anywhere in this city if Sellers about a month to for chairman and as there you’re thinking and how Gill said Live Oak City been repealed because of you don’t do that.” draft an ordinance for were no other nominations, your reasoning and getting Council had not given him state statute. That has a Sellers said practically them to present to all voted unanimously and information to come to any instruction on what line through it because the every city in the state of Williams. She had told it was passed. Jefferson conclusions.” they wanted the Charter state trumps anything that Florida that’s accom- Gill she needed about a then nominated Blue for He said it was simple. If Review Committee to do. the municipality has.” plished anything in the month for it to go to the vice-chairman which he two or more members saw He said there was nothing Gill said there was also way of growth and publishers to get ballots accepted and since there each other at church or a specific, but that they some things like added progress has a city manag- created for the election in were no other nominations, restaurant, both being pub- wanted to look at it again language in regard to the er form of government. He May. He said if there were they voted and again it was lic places, the Sunshine and address what they felt mayor’s responsibilities said by appointing one any recommendations or unanimous. Law would still hold them should be addressed. and duties. He said much person it doesn’t give changes to the charter, to not discussing specifics “I think a couple of of what they had came them unlimited power, they would have to go to Sunshine Law review regarding city matters. councilmen wanted to from a model city charter rather it allows the city to the council to be ap- City of Live Oak Attor- “When you do that come and speak before the published by the National actually be managed. City proved. Once approved, ney Erny Sellers was avail- you’re not doing it in the Charter Review Board to League of Cities. Council makes sure if the changes would have to be able to give brief instruc- sunshine,” said Sellers. give you some of their Gill said one of the rec- job is not done correctly, voted on by the electorate. tion on what was permissi- “You might be in the mid- opinions,” said Gill. “I ommendations from the the manager can be termi- The next Charter Re- ble and what was not re- dle of a restaurant, but it’s think they want to do it on last meeting was the city nated. view Committee meeting garding Florida’s Sunshine still not giving everyone an an invitation basis, let the administrator opposed to “As it stands now, is scheduled for Sept. 17, Law. According to the Of- opportunity of what you’re board invite them.” the city manager type of you’ve got any and every- at 7 p.m. SRWMD explains minimum flows/levels Continued From Page 1A gauge being the most im- Institute for an independent site and available to the Dinges. and we’re providing tech- portant for data purposes. review of all the science public.” Legislatively, he said, nical support. We took ad- SRWMD is currently es- Also the Ichetucknee Riv- that we did, and there’s a That website is my- they have new tools in vantage very quickly of tablishing minimum flows er, and all the priority lot of it,” said Dinges. “It suwanneeriver.com. their toolbox, in order to that legislation and we’re and levels throughout the springs that are in that sys- took about a year and a half What SRWMD discov- be able to work across wa- making progress, but no- district, working off a pri- tem.” to two years to get all that ered from their scientific ter management district body’s done this before, so ority list, Dinges said. The springs, he ex- science done.” work, along with input boundaries. A new Senate we’re plowing some new “Right now, the one plained, work in conjunc- The peer review, he said, from the peer review, bill was passed and signed ground in our state water that’s most active is the tion with the river to main- should be completed by Dinges said, is that the low- by Gov. Rick Scott this policy.” lower Santa Fe River that tain the flow. All the scien- Oct. 8. er Santa Fe River is in need year that allows water When asked if he is basically from Worthing- tific work has been com- “Everything we’re doing of a recovery strategy. management districts, if thought it was going to ton Springs all the way pleted for the lower Santa is open to the public,” “That means the river is they see that a minimum work, Dinges said, “I do, down to the Suwannee Fe and SRWMD is now in Dinges said. “It’s a public not currently meeting its flow and water level is go- but I don’t think it’s going River,” Dinges said. “We the peer review process. process, including the peer proposed minimum flows ing to be affected by with- to be an easy thing to do. have a couple gauges on “We’ve engaged the review. All the work we’ve and levels,” he said. “We drawals in an adjacent dis- There could be legal chal- that river, the Fort White University of Florida Water done is posted on our web- are gearing up right now trict, the governing board lenges. So far, we’ve had a and putting together those of that district can hand it lot of coordination with St. recovery strategies for the off to the Department of Johns district and DEP lower Santa Fe River and Environmental Protection working together in a re- its springs.” for an adoption. gional water supply part- There has been some “When the state then nership. We’re just having withdrawal impact on the adopts those minimum to take the technical issues Ichetucknee River, Dinges flows and levels, they ap- and deal with them one af- continued, and they are ply across any water man- ter the other, and there going to put a prevention agement district bound- have been quite a few. strategy in place to make ary,” Dinges said. “That’s There’s still work to be sure that over the next 20 exactly the approach done, but we’re going to years the minimum flows we’re taking with the low- give it our best effort. It’s and levels are not violated. er Santa Fe, the Ichetuck- probably our number one “All that work is being nee River and its priority priority right now with the done in a stakeholder- springs. We’ve handed water management dis- based process,” said that work off to the DEP trict.”

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Sign up now for this great event sign up right away by calling friends, fans and relatives to the the Bands conteston the banks of theand Suwannee Brittneya atbooking the SOSMP at 386- show to date cheer you on, make River 364-1683 or Teena at 386-365- plans now to rent overnight ac- Could your band use a little 3315! You may also email them commodations and enjoy the extra cash for travel? Want to be at [email protected] SOSMP for the weekend. able to say you won over a or [email protected]. For reservations for RVs, bunch of great bands in the Bat- All entries must include a demo campers, to rent beautiful cabins tle of the Bands at The Spirit of CD or MP3, entry forms com- or primitive camping spaces or the Suwannee Music Park pletely filled out and signed by for more info on the SOSMP, (SOSMP) in Live Oak? The all band members and be re- please go to www.musi- Sept. 7 Battle of the Bands at the ceived by 5 p.m. Sept. 2, 2013. cliveshere.com, email SOSMP will produce a winning All bands entering must be at [email protected] or band that will walk away with the SOSMP by 6 p.m. Sept. 7 call the Spirit of the Suwannee bragging rights, a $1,000 grand and be available from 7 p.m. - 1 Music Park (SOSMP) at 386- prize and a booking date at the a.m. to play. Rules and regula- 364-1683. SOSMP‘s Music Hall! It doesn’t tions will be provided to each The Spirit of the Suwannee get much better than this. band. Music Park is located at 3076 How do you win it? First you If you plan to bring a crowd of 95th Drive, Live Oak. Local 4-H attends state 4-H congress By Caroline Horvath a Sorghum Glaze” and got a second place for President. On Wednesday afternoon 80 big heart felt thank you to our 4-H agent Mr. 4-H Council Reporter blue ribbon. Taylor Swindell did Public voting delegates from across the state met to Brian Estevez who was our chaperone and Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. These Speaking with the topic of “Red Heads” and listen to candidates give speeches and par- cheerleader (along with many other jobs). It are the four “H’s” that comprise 4-H. This received a fourth place blue ribbon. Kelsey ticipate in interviews. That evening at Share was an amazing week for Suwannee Coun- summer there were many 4-H activities pro- Jandle didn’t take part in the competitive the Fun the new officers were announced. ty 4-H and we hope for many more just like moting and utilizing all of the four “H’s” to- events, but rather went on a very informa- Standing on stage as our newly elected it and even better because after all, our mot- gether and individually. One of these activi- tive and educational tour of UF. Florida 4-H State President was none other to is to “Make the Best Better.” ties was 4-H Congress, which is a weeklong After all of the competitive events fin- than Andrew Horvath. All of the Youth that UF/IFAS Extension in Suwannee County camp/convention for senior 4-H members ished up, there were mini workshops such went to Congress would like to offer up one is an Equal Opportunity Institution. (ages 14-18) held on the campus of the Uni- as ballroom dancing, next level fitness, 4-H versity of Florida. Youth that go to this boot camp and health rocks. Wednesday event have the opportunity to utilize the dif- was a morning for community service ferent facilities, such as dorms, Gator Din- where we had the privilege of helping the ing and the Reitz Union. This year Suwan- people of Gainesville in various ways. That nee County had six youth go: Ryan Bradley, evening was a fun-filled night that included Nathan Brown, Andrew Horvath, Caroline a talent show and the awards ceremony for Horvath, Kelsey Jandle, and Taylor the competitive events. Thursday was the Swindell. very bittersweet last day that included On Monday everything kicked off with a amazing day-long workshops. Suwannee picnic at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium along County youth participated in two different with a spirit rally and motivational speaker workshops - Shooting Sports and Meats. Aaron Davis. Tuesday was a day of compe- Thursday evening everyone got spiffed up tition and workshops. Ryan Bradley and for the Awards Banquet where scholarships Nathan Brown did a team illustrated talk in were handed out to the graduating seniors, the Natural Resource’s category on “Gun awards trips were distributed and the new Safety” and were awarded a first place blue state officers were installed. ribbon. Andrew Horvath did an illustrated You may be wondering, “Wait a minute - talk in the Civic and Leadership Develop- what happened to Wednesday afternoon and ment Category on the “Character Qualities when did these officers get elected?” Well of Effective Leadership” and received a first that was another amazing part of the week. place blue ribbon. Caroline Horvath partici- This year Andrew Horvath and Caroline pated in the Food Preparation category with Horvath were the voting delegates from Suwannee County 4-H Congress participants (L to R); Kelsey Jandle, Nathan Brown, Tay- a demonstration on how to make “Ribs with Suwannee County and Andrew was running lor Swindell, Andrew Horvath, Ryan Brantley, and Caroline Horvath.

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stretchA 32-mile segment of theoffourth Santa time this year we’ve Fedebris, rocks,River stumps and Santa Fe River is once had to activate this zone,” shoaling conditions for un- again an idle-speed, no- said Capt. Martin Red- suspecting boaters. We wake zone, according to mond, area supervisor at want everyone to be safe,” Florida Fish and Wildlife the FWC’s Lake City of- Redmond said. Conservation Commission fice. The idle-speed, no-wake (FWC) officials. An idle-speed, no-wake zone will stay in effect until Zone 5, which runs from zone means a vessel must the water level recedes be- River Rise within O’Leno proceed at a speed no low 17 feet. State Park west to the con- greater than required to fluence of the Suwannee maintain steerageway and The other four zones are: River, was activated as an headway. At no time is any idle-speed, no-wake zone vessel required to proceed • Zone 1 - from the U.S. Friday because of rising so slowly the operator is 90 Bridge at Ellaville south water levels. unable to control it or any- to the State Road 51 Bridge This area of the river be- thing it may be towing. at PLACE YOUR comes an idle-speed, no- FWC officers will be pa- Luraville. This 39-mile wake zone when the Santa trolling this area of the riv- segment becomes an idle- Fe River reaches 17 feet as er to ensure the idle-speed, speed, no-wake zone when BUSINESS indicated on the Three no-wake zone is enforced, the Suwannee River reach- Rivers gauge, where flood Redmond said. es 47 feet or more above stage is 19 feet. “The higher water levels mean sea level at the Ellav- “The Santa Fe reached can create navigational ille gauge, where flood CARD HERE that level Friday. This is the hazards, such as floating stage is 54 feet. 789685 • Zone 2 - from the S.R. 51 Bridge at Luraville to M o n . - F r i . SUWANNEE RIVER READINGS Little River Spring. This NORTH FLORIDA 8 : 3 0 a m - 6 : 0 0 p m P H A R M A C Y Saturday 9am-1pm 18-mile segment becomes S u n d a y - C l o s e d Branford 2013 an idle-speed, no-wake OF BRANFORD Now accepting zone when the Suwannee Blue Cross Blue Shield River reaches 26 feet or Health Options more above mean sea level Everything For Your Home Recovery at the Branford gauge, From Prescriptions to Medical Supplies where flood stage is 29 feet. • Zone 3 - from Little 305 SW US Highway 27 C h e r r y L u m b e r t Branford, Florida 32008 River Spring to the County P h a r m a c i s t ( 3 8 6 ) 9 3 5 - 6 9 0 5 The water levels provided here refer to the height at the US Hwy. 27 Road 340 Bridge at Rock 784394 bridge in Branford in feet above mean sea level (ft-msl) at the gauging station. In the past the levels were read as gauge height not mean sea Bluff. This 23-mile seg- level. ment becomes an idle- 08/19/13 ...... 18.34 08/23/13 ...... 19.93 speed, no-wake zone when 08/20/13...... 18.48 08/24/13...... 20.65 the Suwannee River reach- 08/21/13...... 18.66 08/25/13 ...... 21.46 es 24 feet or more above To advertise your business here, 08/22/13...... 19.21 08/26/13...... 21.66 mean sea level at the Bran- Sponsored By: ford gauge. • Zone 4 - from the C.R. call 386-362-1734 340 Bridge at Rock Bluff to SCAFF’S Supermarket one mile below the Fowler for more information Branford 386-935-1527 Bluff Boat Ramp. This 51- 789675 820946 mile segment will be an idle-speed, no wake-zone when the Suwannee River reaches 9 feet or more above mean sea level at the Wilcox gauge, where flood stage is 11 feet. For more information about the flood zones, please call 386-758-0525. To report violations, please call 888-404-3922. To obtain real-time river levels, visit www.mysuwan- neeriver.com.

Fort Clinch State Park to host Union Garrison -Visitorsevent are invited to an interpretive program that portrays a soldier’s life in 1864- FERNANDINA BEACH – The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Fort Clinch State Park will host a Union Garrison event on Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sun- day, Sept. 8. This program will allow visitors to interact with living historians to experience life in the fort as it was in 1864. The grounds will be bustling with soldiers in period costumes involved in firing demonstrations, marching drills, cooking and daily activities. Ladies in their dresses, sutlers displaying their wares, fife players and drummer boys bring every part of the civil war era to life. Come join in this unique, family friendly event. Fees include the $6.00 per vehicle Park entrance fee plus $2.00 per person Fort admission. The primary method of For additional information, registration of Comupter contact the park at (904) 277- Testing will be: 7274 or visit www.FloridaS- 1) Pearson VUE call center tateParks.org The event will Approved Test Center take place: (1-877-EXAM GED or Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013 1-877-392-6433) 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. ® 2) Online GED Testing Service Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013 registration toll 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. (www.GED.computer.com) Fort Clinch State Park 415 Pinewood Drive • Live Oak, FL 32064 3) Call Suwannee Tech Center 2601 Atlantic Avenue 386-647-4200 at 386-647-4201 Fernandina Beach, Fla. 824479 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 /LIVE OAK PAGE 15A $2.75 million is awarded to Suwannee Landing developers Continued From Page 1A the amount of $68,145. be paid by owners of County, improperly with- and airpark legal work just filed a lawsuit against In the opinion, the judge Suwannee Landing for air- out legal justification, to name a few of approxi- Suwannee County that last- this project,” according to stated prior and subsequent port access. breached this contract. It mate 2,000 entry claims ed three years in the court the court ruling by Fina. to the execution of the con- “It would be clearly im- must therefore be responsi- were just not proven to be system before coming to an Therefore, Fina ruled that tract, Suwannee County proper, unlawful and unjust ble for the damages to solely expended on this end Friday. Suwannee County shall learned of a possible loss for the Defendant County which the Plaintiff Devel- project,” Fina wrote. “Plain and simple, the surrender $2.75 million in of funding from the Feder- to benefit from its poor de- oper is entitled under law In 2006, TSS Develop- Defendant County (Suwan- reliance damages. al Aviation Administration cision/bargain to the detri- and consistent with the evi- ment entered into an nee) clearly breached the Additionally, Fina or- (FAA). Despite this con- ment of the Plaintiff Devel- dence.” agreement to develop the agreement with Plaintiff dered the county to reim- cern, the county passed a oper,” Fina wrote. “Based “So many of the expen- property into an upscale Developer (TSS),” Fina burse TSS Development resolution to proceed with upon the evidence present- ditures to include attor- flying community. In Feb- wrote. “Based upon the ev- for the conveyance of the and entered into the agree- ed, clearly and without ney’s fees, tires, car rentals, ruary 2007, construction idence presented, the De- 19.47 acres deeded to the ment standing to possibly reservation, this Court is vehicle service and repair, began at Suwannee Land- fendant County with hind- county pursuant to the de- benefit from increased ad left with no other option fuel, TV service, Internet, ing, an upscale airpark lo- sight obviously entered velopment agreement in valorem taxes and fees to than to find the Defendant unspecified contract labor, cated west of Live Oak into a contract that was not that would have included in its best financial inter- the luxuries of an exercise est.” facility, swimming pool, Update: 4 murder trials continued community room and na- Treadway: Continued From Page 1A on one occasion she pulled said that they had been Suwannee Correctional In- ture trails. At least 114 of ‘Time to move on’ the three-month-old victim fighting and the reason he stitution cellmate, 63-year- the 250 plus homes that “I accept it as a ruling,” was about up by her legs, leaned them stabbed her was because he old Andres Islas, to death in would be built would have Treadway told the Democ- six feet away into her chest and jerked just wanted her to listen to March 2011. had hangars to accommo- rat on Monday. “I’m not from a truck them down. Another time, him. Third Circuit State Attor- date plane owners. Pilots happy or sad. As a business his brother while frustrated with her Following ney Jeff Siegmeister told would have easy access so man, I’ll take it and move A b r a m husband, Eilts admitted to the incident the Democrat that his office they could taxi onto the on.” Wi l l i a m s , grabbing the crying vic- that occurred will seek the death penalty. airport runway just west of Treadway, who remains 41, was sit- Cole tim’s arm, squeezing it and around 8 At the the airpark. the owner of the 250 acres ting in, when bending it. Eilts said she p.m. March time of the During 2008-09, the pro- adjacent to the airport, said Cole reportedly shot and heard a cracking noise 25, Hooker killing, Ros- ject was put on hold due to he will be putting the land killed him. where she had her hand, re- did not call Hooker ales was the economic troubles for up for sale. Abram attempted to ports show. 911 for any serving a life the marketing and housing “TSS Development has leave in the truck when During the investigation, medical help. Lawson died sentence for industry. TSS continued to more than $8 million in- Cole reportedly shot him in Eilts also demonstrated as a result of the injury to kidnapping, maintain what had already vested in the project, and in the head. He passed away how she had shaken the in- her chest. a t t e m p t e d Rosales been constructed. the worst case scenario, it the following day. fant back and forth, hold- Hooker admitted to stab- felony mur- The Suwannee County will lose four million dol- Cole then took the gun ing the baby’s shoulders bing his mother and re- der and sexual battery on a Board of County Commis- lars,” Treadway said. back into his home. close to the throat. vealed the weapon he used victim under 12, all offens- sioners notified Treadway He continued, “In the Guests at the party wit- Records show that Eilts to law enforcement offi- es from Seminole County in 2010 they would be end, it’s such a sad thing nessed the shootings and also admitted to holding cers. originating in 2003, ac- withdrawing their efforts the 2010 commissioners re- Cole admitted to shooting the infant up in the palms Hooker faces a charge of cording to the DOC. from Suwannee Landing scinded on an agreement the victims. of her hand while in the second degree murder. Islas was sentenced in allegedly after learning the that would have been bene- Cole faces two charges tub, when the baby acci- Hooker was awarded a 1996 and was serving more Federal Aviation Adminis- ficial to the residents of of capital first degree mur- dentally slipped from Eilts’ continuance, but will go than 40 years for armed tration would be cutting the Suwannee County over the der. hands and hit her head pret- back for pre-trial next robbery, grand theft, drug airport’s funding if they next 20 years.” No trial date has yet been ty hard on the bottom of the month. No trial date has possession and aggravated pursued the “through-the- According to County set. tub. been set. assault, among others. fence” agreement. Administrator Randy Har- According to the SCSO, Rosales faces a first de- According to the opin- ris, the county and their Morgan Anna Eilts these events occurred be- Antonio Rosales gree murder charge. ion, On April 12, 2010, attorney will be entering Morgan Anna Eilts, 20, tween Sept. 1, 2010 and Antonio Rosales, 46, was Rosales’ case was sched- Treadway submitted a let- an attorney/client session 7962 SE Oct. 15, 2010. The three- indicted on Aug. 19, 2011, uled for trial on Aug. 26-30. ter to Suwannee County sometime this week to dis- 125th St., month-old infant died on for first degree murder. He The case was continued and demanding they enter into cuss the ruling. Until then, Jasper, was Oct. 20, 2010, authorities will stand accused of stran- the trial date has been tenta- the airport access agree- he cannot comment. Ac- arrested as a say. gling and beating his tively set for Oct. 21-25. ment pursuant to the terms cording to Board of Coun- result of the After a lengthy investi- of the development agree- ty Commission. Attorney events oc- gation that included gather- ment. The county refused Jimmy Prevatt, it is gener- curring in ing medical evidence, Eilts to enter into the agreement, al practice that when a fi- S u w a n n e e Eilts was arrested on Thursday, breaching the development nal judgment is rendered, County dur- May 31, 2012, according to agreement. The effective the defendant (county) has ing 2010, which caused the records from the SCSO. FREE date of the breach was May 30 days to pay the amount death of an infant child. Eilts faces charges of ag- 2, 2010. owed or file a notice of According to the Suwan- gravated manslaughter on a HAIRCUT DETAILS, PAGE 5A TSS Development then appeal. nee County Sheriff’s Of- child and neglect of a child. fice, Eilts admitted to sit- Eilts was previously ting the infant down on a scheduled for trial on Aug. coffee table, bumping its 26-30. Valdosta treatment plant fails again head on the table acciden- Continued From Page 1A our area should be fine and tection Division (EPD) several months that, once in tally too rough. The victim Kenneth Glenn Hooker labeled the spill “not a big classifies these permit vio- place, will help keep the told authorities that she Kenneth Glenn Hooker, a major spill. The volume threat.” He said there lations as “spills,” leading WWTP in compliance with was frustrated and irritable 44, 14439 201st Rd., Live of the major spill into the should be no cause for con- most to believe it is raw the permit until the reloca- during the month of Sep- Oak, reportedly stabbed his Withlacoochee River is the cern since the spill was sewage. However, a spill, tion of the plant is com- tember 2010. mother, Rose Lawson, to total flow for Aug. 22, mostly treated wastewater as in this case and in the plete. City officials are Eilts told authorities that death on March 25. Hooker which is 12.1 million gal- and stormwater, and it be- overwhelming majority of hopeful that the short-term lons. The discharge was not ing diluted with the large the incidences at the treat- projects will provide the re- raw sewage but rather a amounts of water in the ment plant, is a result of lief needed to minimize and combination of large vol- rivers right now. higher-than-usual volumes avoid any further permit vi- Private universities umes of storm water and “There is lots of water of storm water entering the olations until the relocation substantially treated waste- flowing (in the rivers from sewer collection system. of the WWTP is accom- water, some of which did rain water), lots of dilusion This combination of nor- plished. The city is also should pay taxes not fully complete the final and given it is mostly treat- mal sewer flow and sub- preparing to issue a de- Continued From Page 10A beth Warren (D-Mass.), treatment process. ed effluent and stormwater, stantial storm water inflow sign/build RFP for the relo- self-proclaimed champion Eric Marzolf of the it shouldn’t be a problem,” during major rain events cation of the plant, which is That makes taxpayers of the middle class, some- Suwannee River Water said Marzolf. hydraulically overwhelms expected to cost $20 mil- everywhere feel much bet- how found a way to accept Management District said The Environmental Pro- and short circuits some of lion and be completed by ter, I’m sure. $350,000 for teaching one the wastewater treatment November 2015. At private institutions, course at Harvard Law process capabilities causing Warning signs have been the Chronicle reported that School. some solids to be washed placed downstream, and 36 presidents were paid All the while, universi- from the final treatment stream sampling of the more than $1 million, with ties are charging students processes. Withlacoochee River has the average base salary at more and more tuition, The city of Valdosta con- been initiated as required. $397,860. leaving many of them of tinues to work closely with For more information, con- It’s not only big salaries them with crippling debt the design consultant and tact Environmental Manag- either – look around a bit when they graduate. contractor who are on site er John Waite at (229) 259- and you can find numerous Add to that the fact that at the plant implementing 3592 or at jwaite@val- stories about college presi- more than $40 billion seven projects over the next dostacity.com. dents and other high-level gushing into these institu- administrators with lavish tions is coming from tax- expense account spending payers, in the form of re- Church parsonage at expensive hotels and search grants or loans and restaurants. grants to students, and the Richard Vedder, director case for being exempt from catches fire Sunday of the Center for College property taxes essentially Continued From Page 1A tilated with a portable gas Affordability and Produc- collapses. powered fan. tivity who teaches eco- When university presi- three quarter hand line was Upon further investiga- nomics at Ohio University dents are asked about their laid at the front door. Fire- tion, it was determined that and has tracked higher edu- outsized salaries and perks, This image was taken from a helmet mounted camera fighter/EMT Steven Riggs a neighbor, Brandon cation costs for decades, they frequently talk about as firefighters were preparing to attack the fire at the and FF/EMT Scooter An- Weatherspoon, approach- noted just one example of establishing the “brand Douglass Center. (Live Oak Fire Department photo) derson made entrance ing the structure saw the an administrator living identity” of their institu- through the front door. flames and smoke and large in a recent column for tion. That’s an admission Once inside, a primary alerted neighbors to call Bloomberg: Gordon Gee of that they themselves per- Arson at Douglass Center search was conducted with 911. Weatherspoon ap- Ohio State University ceive their operation as a no victims found. The inte- proached the structure and (paid more than $1.8 mil- business. under investigation says PD rior crew made their way to opened the front door to lion last year), spent $532 So, welcome to the tax- the kitchen and extin- see if the resident was for a shower curtain in the paying world, ladies and Continued From Page 1A cated on Ontario Av- guished the fire that was home. No one was home at presidential mansion. gentlemen of the academy. enue in Live Oak. confined to the kitchen. the time of the incident. While most colleges and You’re making the case for rooms were not being Bates encourages Anderson removed the pot The homeowner, Lee universities treat (and pay) it better than the politicians utilized at the time of anyone with informa- from the stove and placed Charlton, 1215 7th St. their adjunct faculty like could. the fire and electricity tion on the fire to call it in the sink. The range Southwest, Live Oak, ar- serfs, those on tenure get Taylor Armerding is an had been cut off to the the Live Oak Police De- was moved from the wall rived at the scene during big bucks for barely break- independent columnist. building. partment at 386-362- and power cord discon- the time of the fire. ing a sweat. One of them, Contact him at t.armerd- The facilities are lo- 7463. nected. Once the fire was No injuries were report- new superstar Sen. Eliza- [email protected] out, the residence was ven- ed. I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 16A /LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 $36K raised so far for charity from ball crowd,” said Williams. The proceeds came from tickets, spon- LOPD’s Casino Royale a hit He said 350 people attended the Casino sorships and other donations and will di- Royale themed event which was held at rectly benefit several local charities: Love Checks keep coming in, says chief the Camp Weed Youth Pavilion. INC, the Gary Edwards Memorial Fund, “A good turnout which helped raise lots Friends of Heritage Park and Gardens, Staff The amount raised was approximate as of funds for some great charities in the LOPD Community Outreach Program, checks were still coming in and, accord- community,” said Williams. and the Suwannee Foundation for Excel- Hundreds had a ball Saturday night ing to Live Oak Police Chief Buddy The black-tie affair introduced mock lence in Education. while helping raise around $36,000 for lo- Williams, checks usually still come in a casino games, friendly interactions, danc- This is one of the few fundraisers in cal charities at the sixth annual Live Oak couple weeks after the ball. ing and patrons enjoyed a prime rib din- which proceeds stay right here in Suwan- Police Department’s charity ball. “I think it was a great night with a great ner. nee County.

Hundreds enjoyed the casino-themed police charity ball Saturday night. A beautiful array of fresh foods.

Live Oak Police Chief Buddy Williams and wife Amy Williams. Folks line up for great food which included prime rib.

Casino was the theme. Another piece of art for the tables.

The gold sponsors of the event. The ruby and sapphire sponsors of the event. - Photos: Tammy Johns Photography I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 /LIVE OAK PAGE 17A

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SPORTS Suwannee at the line of scrimmage. SPORTS - Photo: Paul Buchanan (SuwanneeSports.com) Kickoff Classic a nail-biter Buffalos beat Bucs Cowboys run past in pre-season game Bulldogs in 4th quarter for win Final score is 34-0

The Buccaneers at the line of scrimmage in their pre-season game. - Photo: Andrew McGee

By Andrew McGee the ball. With four minutes and 34 seconds [email protected] left in the first half, the Bucs didn’t gain enough yards and the Buffalos had the ball The Branford High School Buccaneers again. Shortly after, a Buffalo carried it in Steven Potter (44) and Javell McQuay (15) stare down a Cowboy. played their pre-season football game at for touchdown number three. The extra - Photo: Paul Buchanan (SuwanneeSports.com) home on Thursday evening Aug. 23 point kick was good. The Bucs got the ball against The Villages Charter Buffalos be- with a little under three minutes in the first By Bryant Thigpen quarter moving the ball and gets into the fore a nice-sized crowd. When the final half, but were unable to get to the end zone [email protected] red zone, but a chop block penalty on buzzer sounded, the score was 34-0, Buf- by the buzzer. Suwannee moves them back behind the falos. In the third quarter the Bucs got the ball Rain did not keep the fans away Friday 20 yard line. With 9:58 left on the clock, The Bucs opened the game in the first at their 33 yard line. They were unable to night from watching the Suwannee High the Bulldogs kick a field goal, but the at- quarter with an on-side kick and the Buffa- gain many yards and had to punt on fourth School Bulldogs take on the Madison tempt is no good. los had the ball at the 39 yard line. A few down. The Buffalos got the ball on the 20 County Cowboys at Boot Hill in Madi- Madison County takes over and runs plays later, Buffalos’ Gavin Harris took the yard line. The Bucs held them back and by son in a nail-biter that resulted in a 18-14 the ball into the end zone on their first ball in for a touchdown. The extra point third down had 12 yards to go for first win for Madison County. The Bulldogs play, but is called back on a holding was good. down. led the entire Kickoff Classic until the penalty. The Cowboys had two consecu- On the kick, the Bucs got the ball and With about eight minutes to go in the last 40 seconds of the game. tive plays that resulted in a loss of yards were down at the 45 yard line. The next third quarter, the Buffalos got another and the Bulldog’s defense forced them to play, Buccaneer Travis Bass picked up touchdown and the extra point bringing the First quarter punt. seven yards. The very next play, the quar- score to 28-0 Buffalos. Buccaneer Antho- Suwannee County gets the ball to start Suwannee County starts their drive at terback pitched the ball back and it was ny Akers was down and momentarily in- the game. The Bulldogs moved the ball their own 30 yard line. With 6:48 left in fumbled, and the Buffalos recovered pos- jured, but was able to get up and walk off down the field to the home team’s eight the second quarter, Denzel Washington session. The Buffalos took the ball to the the field. When the Bucs had possession, yard line, but fumbled the ball with 5:16 ran 70 yards for a touchdown, putting the 20 yard line. They gained no yards the next they were able to pick up some yards with left in the first quarter. The Bulldogs held Bulldogs on the board. The extra point play, but were soon able to take the ball in a couple of completed passes and were at the Cowboys’ offense to four-and-out, attempt was successful. once again for a second touchdown. With a fourth down and one, but had to punt back and Suwannee got the ball back at their Both Suwannee and Madison had dri- little over seven minutes left in the first to the Buffalos. A couple of plays in, the own 29 yard line. ves resulting in punts before halftime. quarter, the kick for the extra point was Buffalos fumbled the ball but were able to Penalties, a bobbled snap and several good bringing the score to Buffalos still re-gain possession. They were unable to plays resulting in a loss of yards drove Third quarter leading with 14 and the Bucs zero. gain any real yardage and the Bucs had the the team in the wrong direction. Suwan- Madison County gets the ball to start The second quarter opened with the Buf- ball again with just a couple of minutes left nee was unable to get a first down and the third quarter. Within the first two falos unable to gain much yardage and by in the third quarter. No yards were gained was forced to punt the ball. minutes of the quarter, the Cowboys fourth down, they had to punt. The Bucs and the third quarter ended with the score Madison County gets the ball back march down the field for a touchdown. got the ball at their 19 yard line. The Bucs still 28-0 Buffalos. with less than two minutes to go in the The extra point attempt failed, and gained only a few yards and were forced to The Buffalos still had possession and first quarter. Suwannee held on to the lead, 7-6. punt. The Buffalos risked catching the punt just a few plays into the fourth quarter, they Suwannee then gets the ball, but goes and run, but lost control and fumbled as the scored their fifth touchdown. The extra Second quarter four-and-out. Madison, unable to move Bucs gained possession again. The fumble point was no good. Madison County has the ball to start the ball, goes four-and-out, giving the recovery was short-lived because two “We have to do a better job and definite- the second quarter, but is unable to con- ball to Suwannee with 6:01 left in the plays later, the Bucs fumbled and the Buf- ly a better job tackling,” said BHS Head vert on third down and punts the ball to quarter. falos recovered the ball. The Buffalos had Football Coach Roy Harden. “We missed a the Bulldogs. possession for only a couple of plays as Suwannee has success in the second SEE KICKOFF, PAGE 3B they fumbled again and the Bucs picked up SEE BUCS, PAGE 2B

SHS volleyball Date Opponent Time (JV) (Varsity) Leave /Return Time: 8/22 Bell Pre- Season 6pm 4pm/9pm falls to Bell in 8/27 Baker 5pm & 6pm Home 8/28 Fort White - Away 5pm & 6pm 3pm / 10pm pre-season game 8/29 Bell - Away 5pm & 6pm 3pm / 9:30pm 9/3 *Rickards – Away 5:30 & 7pm 2:45pm / 11pm 9/4 Columbia - Away 5pm & 6pm 3:30pm / 8:15pm Team battles Ft. White tonight 9/5 Madison 5pm & 6pm Home 9/10 *Wakulla- Away 5:30 & 7pm 2:45 / 11pm Staff 9/12 Mayo 5pm & 6pm Home 9/14 Baker- Away 10:00am Varsity 8:15am / 4pm The Suwannee High School volleyball team vs West Nassau - Away 12:00am Varsity had their pre-season classic Thursday night, 9/16 Branford 5pm & 6pm Home Aug. 22 against Bell. 9/17 Fort White 5pm & 6pm Home SHS lost in three sets: 25-16, 25-22 and 25- 9/19 Hamilton 5pm & 6pm Home 19. 9/23 Columbia 5pm &6pm Home "I told the girls in practice that this was our 9/24 *Rickards 5:30 & 7pm Home starting point for the year. We now know what 9/30 Madison- away 5pm & 6pm 3:30pm / 8:30pm we have to do to bring our game to the next lev- 10/2 *Wakulla 5:30 & 7pm Home el,” said Coach Heather Benson. “Playing teams 10/3 Perry – Away 5pm & 7pm 3pm/9pm like Bell and Columbia will only help us im- 10/8 Hamilton – Away 5pm & 6pm 3:45pm / 8:15pm prove throughout the year. We were runner up in 10/10 Perry (Pink Night) 5pm & 7pm Home the District last year but this year we are going 10/14 Bell (Senior Night) 5pm & 6pm Home for the District title." 10/15 Mayo-away 1pm & 3pm 11:45am / 5:20pm The team played Baker Tuesday night. See 10/17 Branford-away 5pm & 6pm 3:45pm / 8:15pm this page for a schedule. 10/24 Districts 5pm & 7pm Home I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 2B /LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 SPORTS Buffalos beat Bucs in pre-season game

Continued From Page 1B said they have to fix those “We have to do a little things if they expect to have better with our fundamen- few tackles and some any success this year. The tals,” said Harden. “It was blocks that I think hurt us.” Bucs had four turnovers pre-season, so hopefully we Harden also said the and three fumbles and a can get these things fixed.” Bucs gave up a touchdown snap on a punt that hit the The Bucs take on Aucilla on a pass because of lack of ground before it reached to Christian Friday night at 7 coverage and got beat. He the punter. p.m. in Branford.

The Branford High School cheerleaders in action. The Buccaneers ready for action.

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Continued From Page 1B passes. Madison takes the win, 18-14. The Bulldogs find some power on offense and is able to get the ball into the red “I’m just heartbroken for (the kids), and zone, however, a fumbled snap ends their some of the kids were, too, which is a good hope of scoring. Madison County takes sign,” said Bulldog Head Coach Jamie over the ball, but puts it on the ground and Rodgers. “We’re not satisfied with what Suwannee County recovers it with 3:51 to happened Friday night, we lost that game. go. Madison County didn’t win, we lost. You With 1:59 left on the scoreboard, Bull- know we had opportunities to get points on dog Aaron McAllister gets the ball into the the board and we didn’t make it happen.” end zone for a touchdown. The extra point During the 2012 season, Suwannee lost attempt was successful, 14-6. to Madison County at home by a score of 49-7. In 2011, Suwannee lost in a road Fourth quarter game versus Madison County, 40-8. This With 10:51 left in the game, a touch- year, Suwannee led the game until the last down run by Madison County was called 40 seconds of regulation, and lost by four back by a holding penalty. Madison is points. forced to punt the ball to the Bulldogs. Rodgers said a strong offseason in the Suwannee goes four-and-out, and Madi- weightlifting program has played a vital son gets the ball back. With 4:25 to go, role in getting the team to where they are Jai Kinsey with a first down. Madison shows signs of a comeback with a now. pass across midfield that resulted in a “We have come a long way in 12 touchdown. The Cowboys attempted a months,” he said. “I know we made a lot of two-point conversion, but failed, and progress in one year’s time.” Suwannee leads 14-12. Even though it was a heartbreaking loss, Suwannee gets the ball and goes four- Rodgers is excited about where his pro- and-out, giving the ball back to the Cow- gram is headed. boy offense with 2:55 left. “Lots of kids care about this program. With 40 seconds left on the clock, Madi- We preach family and a lot of them have son runs the ball across the plane for a bought into that. I am extremely happy touchdown, and the Cowboys take the lead with the kids.” for the first time in the game, 18-14. The Bulldogs take on Bradford Friday Suwannee gets the ball and gets into night for the Bulldogs’ season opener. This scoring position, but several throws into game will be played at Langford Stadium the end zone all resulted in incomplete in Live Oak at 7:30 p.m.

The Bulldogs tackle a cowboy

Denzel Washington with the first touchdown for Suwannee.

Aaron McAllister carries the ball for Suwannee.

Jeffery Clayton goes in for the tackle.

Steven Anderson on the carry.

Aaron McAllister for the second touchdown. Fvv - Photos: Paul Buchanan (SuwanneeSports.com) wrxvrxrv!

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Open Mon-Fri 7:30-5:30 808705 Open Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 4B Calendar o/LIVEf OAK EvenWEDNESDAY,ts AUGUST 28, 2013 "The Constitution Is the Solution" DVD Series Anne H. Holt, Ph.D, Program Manager closet The John Birch Society has a new series of DVDs for Main Street Monticello Florida, Inc. Invites you to their clothes closet. We are located at you to learn how the Constitution was intended to se- [email protected] 515 SW 5th St. (the old red barn that was Cheryl’s Buf- cure rights, not to enable the federal government to in- 850-576-0721 fet). It is open the first and third Thursday of every fringe on those rights. www.mainstreetmonticellofl.org month from 8 a.m. until noon. You're invited to attend a six-part workshop based on SHS Class of 1983 The clothing is free and ranges in sizes from newborn these DVDs that will provide you with a practical, com- 30th Reunion to plus sizes for men, women and children. mon sense understanding of how the Constitution was Reminisce, relax & rejuvenate. We look forward to seeing you there. intended to limit the government, not the citizens. This The SHS Class of 1983 reunion committee Friday, BES kindergarten registration understanding will equip you to work with others to Oct 11, 2013 at 9 a.m. - Sunday 13, 2013 at 3 p.m. Parents living in the Branford area please register solve many of the problems Americans face every day (PDT) Live Oak, Fla. Find information at your kindergarten students for the 2013-14 Branford El- that were created byBig Government. http://shs1983reunion.eventbrite.com/. ementary school year during this month to ensure that Each class will include a DVD presentation and Hoggetowne Medieval Faire your child has an assigned teacher at open house. group discussion. Topics include: AUDITIONS!!! The 2014 Hoggetowne Medieval Please bring the following documents with you to Part 1: The Dangers of Democracy (Sept. 3rd) Faire is looking for actors, singers, dancers and stage registration: child’s birth certificate, immunization Part 2: Enumerated vs. Unlimited Power (Sept. 10th) combatants for Living Chessboard and cast of charac- record, Florida physical, proof of residency and Social Part 3: Constitutional Economics, Constitutional ters. Auditions will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 and Security card. Money (Sept. 17th) Sunday, Sept. 8 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at F. W. Buchholz We are excited to meet your child. For more informa- Part 4: Constitutional War Powers and the Enemy High School Auditorium located at 5510 NW 27th tion, please call BES at 386-935-5700. School starts Within (Sept. 24th) Ave. Stage combat training will be provided for those Aug. 19. Open house date will be announced at a later Part 5: Exposing the Enemies of Freedom (Oct. 1st) interested. Please bring your driver’s license or photo time. Part 6: Restoring the Constitution (Oct. 8th) ID. Anyone under 18 will need to have their parent or Class of 1988 Where: Lake City Baptist Temple, 3061 SR 47, Lake guardian present to sign required paperwork. The 25th Reunion City, Florida 32025 Hoggetowne Medieval Faire will be held at the Alachua Oct. 11 & 12, 2013 When: Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 3rd at 7:00 PM and Fairgrounds on Jan. 25-26 and Jan 31- Feb. 2, 2014. Kenny Gwinn every Tuesday after for 5 weeks For more information, visit www.thievesguilde.org or 512-721-9677 More Information: Contact Sharon Higgins by phone contact the director [email protected]. CaSonia Williams Martin (386-935-0821) or email ([email protected] The Live Oak Art Guild 386-647-6896 Republican National Committeeman Meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered to speak Sept. 5 (except July and December), at the Suwannee River Re- recovery program Peter Feaman will speak at the regular monthly meet- gional Library. Each meeting has a business agenda fol- Freedom from your hurts, habits, and hang-ups. ing of the Suwannee Republicans on Thursday, Sept. 5, lowed by refreshments and a program. We welcome all Something doesn’t feel quite right? Are hurts from the 7 p.m., Live Oak City Hall. The public is who are interested to attend. past haunting you? Do you feel like your life is out of encouraged to attend, hear about current issues and SHS Class of ’93 control? Are you tired of making the same mistakes ways to make a positive difference in our Communi- Making plans for their 20 year class reunion. Re- over and over again? Does it seem like certain habits ty. For more information, visit our website: union is set for Oct.12, 2013, at the Brown Lantern at 6 have taken control of your life? Join us at Melody www.suwanneegop.com. p.m. RSVP before Sept. 27, 2013. Advance notice to Church every Friday night! Fellowship/dinner at 6 p.m., Peter Feaman was elected as the National Commit- attend is needed. For more information contact Heidi group discussion at 7 p.m. Visit Melody Church at teeman for the Republican Party of Florida in Jan. 2012. Stephenson Day at 386-330-9817 or heididay@wind- 10046 US HW 129 in Live Oak, call 386-364-4800, or He is an attorney, owner and President of Peter M. Fea- stream.net. call Greg Player at 386-688-1454 for more informaiton. man, P.A. in Boynton Beach. Feaman was appointed by 2nd Infantry Division Veterans The Branford Camera Club Governor Scott to the Florida District Court of Ap- The Florida Branch of the Second Indianhead Divi- Meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month, with an oc- peals Nominating Commission and was sion Association will have its annual reunion in Ti- casional exception, for the purpose of sharing, learning, previously appointed by Governor Bush to the Palm tusville, Fla. on Oct. 18-20, 2013 at the Best Western and enjoying all things photographic. We are an eclec- Beach County Housing Authority and the 15th Judicial Space Shuttle Inn. All veterans of the 2nd Infantry Di- tic group with experiences ranging from complete Circuit Nominating Commission. Author of 2 visions are invited. For more information, call the novice to consummate professional. books "Wake Up America" and "The Next Night- branch secretary-treasurer, Donald Calnan, at (561) For more information, please contact: mare" alerting Americans about radical Islam. Peter is 742-5379 or send an email to [email protected]. Carolyn Hogue, Program Chair, 386-935-2044 also a part of the Kairos Prison Ministry, an interna- FREE Nursing Home Planning Workshop Skip Weigel, Technical Consultant, 386-9382 tional organization. Kairos volunteers serve as God's in- Anyone who is concerned about how they will pay Suwannee River Economic Council, Inc. strument for nursing home care should attend this informative Free breakfast & lunch for ages 60 and older through which His love, grace and mercy are ex- workshop led by local elder law attorney Teresa Byrd When: Monday - Friday pressed to the participants/guests in a real and profound Morgan. The program will be held Thursday, Aug. 29, Where: Senior Center way. 2013, at 10 a.m., at Morgan Law Center for Estate & 1171 Nobles Ferry Road Fort Clinch State Park to host Legacy Planning (234 East Duval Street, Lake Live Oak, Fla. 32064 Union Garrison event City). Seating is limited and reservations are required. Time: Breakfast 8:30 - 10 a.m. -Visitors are invited to an interpretive program that To reserve a seat, please call Tammy Hale at 386-755- Lunch 11:30 a.m. portrays a soldier’s life in 1864- 1977. 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Continued From Page 4B Adoptions Available Suwannee River Jeep Club & 4X4 We have several beautiful, cuddly kittens, male & fe- SRJC 4X4 is a new off-road club dedicated to Jeeps President: Mr. Lesley White male, all have been spayed & neutered, checked for but open to other makes of 4X4's. We are looking for Mailing address: P.O. Box 6105, Live Oak, FL 32064 FIV, leukemia and rabies shots. Special donation rate members that enjoy off-roading activity. We are a fam- Telephone: 386-647-7360 $30. To have these things done at a vet clinic would cost ily oriented club that have monthly meetings and orga- Email: [email protected] over $100. We are a 501-C3 non-profit reserve. Also nize other activities such as trail rides, camping, mud Meetings: First Monday in each month at 6 p.m. Ex. need donations of kitten food, dry food and tidy cats lit- events and fundraising events. Please contact Sarah or Bd., 7 p.m. membership meeting ter. Bring donations to Big Wheel Market Place, 317 Cat at [email protected] for more info. 386-688- The Sparkleberry Chapter of the Florida Native W. Howard St or Downtown Cafe, Tractor Supply or 3750 (Sarah). Plant Society Freds. Call for additional information Barney 386-364- Volunteers Needed! Sparkleberry Chapter meetings are held the 2nd Tues- 1006. Surrey Place Care Center in Live Oak is looking for day of each month, except June, July, and August, at TOPS Fl #0662 interested volunteers who would like to share their time Hatch Park in Branford. Please contact Chapter Presi- We would like to invite everyone that has a little or a and talents with our senior adults. Volunteers enrich the dent Mae Brandt, [email protected], 386-466- lot of weight to lose, to come visit us. TOPS is a weight lives of our residents and staff by brightening their days 0915, for more information. loss support group. We strive to help each other through in so many ways! Senior Citizens motorcoach tours out our meetings. We have different programs such as If you are interested in helping others; if you would Madison Travel & Tours, Madison, Fla. 850-973- stress eating, the buffet, portion control, exercise, med- like to experience the gratification and sense of purpose 6439 ications that can cause weight gain, and more. Take Off that comes from working with senior adults with special Pigeon Forge & Smoky Mt. Show Trip Oct. 14-18, 2013 Pounds Sensibly is an organization that supports you needs, then we hope you will accept our invitation to Branson Show Extravaganza Oct. 12-20, 2013 while striving to meet your goal weight, as well as after learn more about the volunteer opportunities we have New York City Dec. 4-12, 2013 meeting your goal, and you are working to maintaining available. Surrey Place Care Center welcomes volun- Boy Scout Troop 408 our goal. TOPS 0662 meets on Thursday mornings at teer involvement in a variety of areas and capacities. Meets on Thursdays from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Ameri- the First Advent Christian Church, 699 Pinewood Dr., Please join us. can Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd St., between Live Live Oak, Fla. We start our weight in at 8 - 8:50 a.m. Surrey Place Care Center Oak and McAlpin. Membership is open to boys ages The meeting starts at 9 -10 a.m. your first visit is free, Teri Christian, 11-17. Join us for camping, hiking, canoeing, and many so come and let us support you in your challenge to Quality of Life Director other outdoor activities. 386-209-3480 Take Off Pounds Sensibly. For more information con- 386-364-5961 Cub Scout Pack 408 tact Elaine at 386-364-5537. [email protected] Meets on Thursdays from 6-7 p.m. at the American Volunteer advocates needed The Arc North Florida Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd St., between Live Oak Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Adults with Disabilities Program. Open to Branford and McAlpin. Membership is open to boys ages 6-10. needs volunteers to join its corps of dedicated advo- and surrounding adults with intellectual or develop- Join us for camping, archery, BB shooting, and many cates who protect the rights of elders who live in nurs- mental disabilities. other fun activities. Parents encouraged to participate. ing homes, assisted living facilities and adult family For more information please contact the AWD super- 386-209-3480 care homes. The program’s local councils are seeking visor Lisa Perry at 386-208-1404 Elks Lodge Bingo additional volunteers to identify, investigate and re- The McAlpin Community Club Bingo is every Monday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. solve residents’ concerns. Special training and certifi- The Club is located at 9981 170th Terrace in at the lodge featuring a progressive jackpot. Non Smok- cation is provided. McAlpin, directly across from the Post Office. Mem- ing. Kitchen is open serving drinks and snacks. All interested individuals who care about protecting bership fees are $10.00 per family per year. The Arc North Florida the health, safety, welfare and rights of long-term care For info call Barbara Parks @ 362-3044 or Debbie Recycle with us facility residents -- who often have no one else to advo- Phillips @ 364-7028 We recycle: Name brand ink cartridges and laser car- cate for them -- are encouraged to call toll-free 1-888- Navy and Marine Corps tridges, working cell phones w/electric cord, digital 831-0404 or visit the program’s website at http://om- Shipmates who served on the USS Columbus CA- cameras - GPS - MP3, laptops. budsman.myflorida.com. 74/cG-12 from 1944 through 1976 and the USS For more info on how you can help The Arc recycle Bryan Morgan COLUMBUS (SSN-762) past and present, if you would products please call 386-362-7143 Ext. 5. Recruitment Manager like to share memories and camaraderie with old friends supporting adults with intellectual & developmental Department of Elder Affairs and make new ones, please contact Allen R. Hope, Pres- disabilities in Suwannee, Hamilton, Lafayette, Colum- Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program ident, 3828 Hobson Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46815-4505. bia & Baker Counties. 988 Woodcock Rd, Suite 198 Home: (260) 486-2221 - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Eastern Time, The Wellborn United Methodist Church Orlando, FL 32803 Fax: 260-492-9771, email: [email protected]. Located at 12005 CR 137 in downtown Wellborn. 850-510-3920 (cellular) American Legion Post 107 From Live Oak and points west, travel east on U.S. 90 407-228-7752 (office) Turkey shoot every other Saturday. Take Hwy. 129, to the blinker light at CR 137. Turn left and go about a 407-228-7754 (fax) [email protected] six miles south of Live Oak, turn left at the BINGO mile, crossing the railroad tracks. The church is located Alcoholics Anonymous about a quarter mile north of the tracks on the left (look Meetings are held on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday SEE CALENDAR, PAGE 9B for signs). From Lake City and points east, travel west at 8 p.m. The meetings are on U.S. 90 to the blinker light at CR 137 and turn right. at Nobles Ferry Road next Suwannee County Bassmasters to Meridian Behavioral Do you enjoy bass fishing? Health Center. For more Are you the competitive type? information, please call Do you enjoy associating with other fisherman? 386-362-4221 or 386-688- Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Thurs. of each 3133. month at Huddle House in Live Oak, US 129 and Inter- TOPS FL 798 state 10. We know everyone has The club fishes on the Sat. following the Thurs. meet- different hopes and ing at various N. Fla. locations. dreams, different health Come to our next meeting or call for details Mike conditions and weight loss Johnson 386-688-4780 or Robert Dees 386-688-0978. goals. TOPS helps people Holiva day Antioch Baptist Church meet their individual D i “Stars Widow Group” needs through group sup- November 16 Every 4th Thurs. of each month at 10:30 a.m. 5203 port. iva CR 795 Live Oak, Fla. 32060 However you measure D ay November 9 :0 0 am to 4 :0 0 pm16 386-362-3101 success and whatever you D Recovery By The Numbers group of have to lose, TOPS is here 9 :0 0 am to 4 :0 0 pm Narcotics Anonymous for you. Change take time. ay Meets Wed and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Epis- Take Off Pounds Sensibly D copal Church, 1391 11th St. S.W. Live Oak 386-249- supports you, no matter 3505 or Help Line # 866-352-5323, how long, even after http://uncoastna.org Recovery by the numbers is not af- you've reached your goal. E Everything v e r y t h i n g YYou o u filiated with St. Lukes There is no quick fixes at N e e d f o r Travel baseball team TOPS and no phony guar- N Ne e eed d ffor o r North Florida River Rats 10u and 11u Travel baseball antees about weight loss. Holi Holiddayay GG i iftft team is looking for players. If interested, please con- It's up to you and it's a to- Ho liday G ift tact tal commitment on your Jamie Allbritton @ 386- 209-0166 part, but if you bring the Gi Giviving..ng...... Suwannee Democratic Executive Committee meet- desire, we can help. We Gi ving.... ing meet every Wed. morning • • Y Y o o u u r r s s e e l l f f • • F F r r i i e e n n d d s s Suwannee DEC will meet on the second Thursday of at 10 a.m. at the Commu- every month at 7 p.m. at Live Oak City nity Church of God, 10639 • •• Family FamilyFamily • •• Your YourYour Home HomeHome Hall, 101 White Ave., Live Oak, FL 32064. Hwy 129 S, Live Oak, Fla. • • • Your Y Y o o u u r r Life L L i i f f e e Save the Cats of Live Oak Aluminum Can Drive For more information con- Free to P ublic! Please help us help them. Save your aluminum for re- tact Dorie at 386-658- F ree to P u blic! cycling. Recycle trailer located in vacant lot next to 2767 Dairy Queen. Donations of kitty food, wet food, litter Alzheimer's Support T HOMASVILLE EXCHANGE CLUB and money to help with expenses can be taken to Thrift Group Store, 303 East Howard Street, next to Suwannee De- Fourth Thursday of each FAIRGROUNDS - EXHIBITION BUILDING mocrat. We need your help to help them. Spay, neuter, month at 11 a.m. at Surrey medications, food, litter and money contributions. We Place Care Center. 2057 EAST HWY 122 (PAVO ROAD) are a non-profit group 501C3 being applied for. For The Center is located at more information, call Barney at 386-364-1006. 110 Lee Ave. SE in Live • LOCAL CRAFTS • UPCYCLE - RECYCLE • CROCHET ITEMS Save the Cats of Live Oak Oak. • ESTATE TREASURES • RETAIL FASHION • JEWELRY • BAKED GOODS Volunteers Needed For any questions or T.N.R. campaign to save Live Oaks ferel cats has suggestions call Shanna • HEALTH & BEAUTY • MONOGRAMMED ITEMS • HOME DECOR been started. Feral and stray cats will be trapped, Kirby @ 386-364-5961 • POTTERY • SILVER • HANDBAGS • CANDLES neutered and returned to where they were trapped. All ext 16 or my cell 386-209- kittens & friendly cats will be adopted out. 2327 • LUGGAGE • POTTERY • MONOGRAMMED ITEMS Donations needed: Cat food, wet & dry, money for Live Oak Garden Club • ONE OF A KIND HAND-DESIGNED FURNITURE neutering, traps, carriers, cages, food & water contain- Meets on the 3rd Friday ers etc. Anyone interested in helping in any way please of each month, for a lun- • ARCHBOLD HOSPITAL - VARIETY OF BLOOD TESTS - FREE! contact Barney at 386-364-1006 or Ray Cobb 386-688- cheon and a program for 0036. "all gardeners". The Live LOTS LOTS OFOF BLING!BLING! Save the Cats of Live Oak Oak Garden Club is also LOTS OF BLING! Donations Needed an ideal location and facil- MEN! WOMEN!WOMEN! CHILDREN!CHILDREN! Food barrels for donations of wet & dry food as well ity for a wedding recep- as litter are located at Tractor Supply (Lake City and tion, baby shower, family Live Oak) Winn-Dixie, Dollar General Stores, Freds, reunion, suitable for any Something For Everyone! Downtown Cafe & Big Wheel Market Place. Other event up to 100 people. items needed include $ for spay & neuter, blankets, Visit our website at NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR VENDORS totes, towels, building supplies, services of a carpenter. www.liveoakfloridagar- FOR NOVEMBER 16TH EVENT Please call for additional info 386-364-1006. Non-prof- denclub.com or phone it 501C3 being applied for. Sara at 386-364-4189 for 229-226-2400 229-226-2400 Save the Cats of Live Oak additional information. 821152 229-226-2400 PAGE 6B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Get ready to giggle: Fall’s new comedies promise a harvest of laughs By Kyla Brewer Christy (Faris) and her estranged mother Bonnie TV Media (Janney) don’t always see eye to eye. Nate Corddry, or those returning from summer vacations, au- French Stewart, Sadie Calvano, Blake Garrett tumn affords an opportunity to catch up with Rosenthal and Spencer Daniels also star. Fold friends. Luckily for TV viewers, there are Will Arnett of “Arrested Development” fame a few great old friends joining the ranks of prime- leads a cast that also includes Beau Bridges, JB time television this fall. Smoove and Jayma Mays in CBS’s “The Millers” In perhaps the most highly anticipated homecom- (Oct. 3), a comedy about a divorced reporter (Ar- ing event in recent years, Michael J. Fox is set to nett), who takes in his mother (Margo Martindale) return to network TV in the aptly titled “The Mi- after his dad (Bridges) announces he’s divorcing chael J. Fox Show,” premiering Thursday, Sept. 26, her. Tony Shaloub, Jerry O’Connell, Kal Penn and on NBC. The actor rose to fame on the network’s hit Chris Smith star as four single guys who band to- sitcom “Family Ties” in the ‘80s, and he comes full gether in “We Are Men,” which CBS will premiere circle with his new comedy about news anchor Mike Monday, Sept. 30. Henry, who returns to work after a five-year hiatus. ABC is heaping on the comedy this fall with Life imitates art in that both Fox and his onscreen five new comedies on its slate. The alphanetwork character are living with Parkinson’s. The series has snagged renowned actor James Caan to star also stars Wendell Pierce, “Breaking Bad’s” Betsy in “Back in the Game” (Sept. 25), a sitcom about Brandt, Conor Romero, Juliette Goglia, Jack Gore single mom Terry (Maggie Lawson), a former base- and Katie Finneran. ball prodigy who moves in with her estranged father The news of Fox’s impending return set the TV (Caan) and coaches her son’s misfit baseball team. industry abuzz when it was announced he’d signed Other stars popping up on ABC this fall are Brad- a deal with NBC in August 2012. Despite his health ley Whitford (another “The West Wing” alum) and struggles, the multiple Emmy award winner was Marcia Gay Harden in “Trophy Wife” (Sept. 24), enthusiastic from the get-go. about a party girl (Malin Akerman) who struggles to “I’m extremely pleased to be back at NBC with fit into her husband’s (Whitford) extended family. a great creative team and a great show,” said Fox. “Curb Your Enthusiasm’s” Jeff Garlin takes viewers “Bob Greenblatt [an NBC executive] and all the back in time (a la “That ‘70s Show”) in “The Gold- folks at the network have given me a warm welcome bergs” (Sept. 24), a comedy set in the ‘80s told from home, and I’m excited to get to work.” the perspective of a family’s youngest child (Sean Fox’s show could be a real boon for the strug- Giambrone) as he uses a video camera to chronicle gling peacock network, which is premiering two the foibles of his parents (Garlin and Wendi Mc- other new sitcoms this fall. Another familiar face re- Clendon-Covey), older brother (Troy Gentile) and turns to the network that made him famous as Sean sister (Hayley Orrantia) and grandfather (George Hayes stars in “Sean Saves the World” (Oct. 3). Segal). And who could resist a name like “Super Hayes once amused millions of fans with his antics Fun Night?” The new ABC comedy, premiering Oct. as Jack in NBC’s hit comedy “Will & Grace,” but 2, stars Rebel Wilson (who’s also the writer and his new character is more down-to-earth, or at least executive producer), Liza Lapira and Lauren Ash he’d like to be. The actor stars as Sean, a single dad as a trio of women who learn to step outside their who struggles to find work/life balance when his comfort zones and embrace life. 14-year-old daughter moves in with him full time. No date has yet been set for “Mixology,” a show NBC’s other fall offering is “Welcome to the set in a bar that takes place over the course of one Family” (Oct. 3), a sitcom about two families who evening, but it’s expected to premiere later in the come together when their teens announce they’re season. going to have a baby. It stars Mike O’Malley and Like NBC, Fox is also staggering its premiere Mary McCormack as Dan and Caroline, parents of dates, pushing some all the way into November. Molly (Ella Rae Peck), and Ricardo Chavira and “Dads” (Sept. 17) is another series that examines Justina Machado as Miguel and Lisette, parents of the complex relationships between adults and their Junior Hernandez (Joseph Haro). parents. Executive produced by Fox favorite Seth Aside from Fox’s new show, the other really big MacFarlane, the series stars Seth Green (Gellar’s news that has TV fans atwitter this fall is the return “Buffy” co-star) and Giovanni Ribisi as best friends of another television star from 30 years ago: Robin whose fathers (played by Martin Mull and Peter Williams, who wowed TV audiences as an alien who Riegert) move in with them. Emmy winners Andy comes to Earth in the late ‘70s, early ‘80s comedy Samberg and Andre Braugher team up in the com- “Mork & Mindy.” The Oscar-winning actor stars edy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” (Sept. 17), which fol- in the new CBS single-camera comedy “The Crazy lows an immature detective (Samberg) and his strict Michael J. Fox as seen in Ones” (Sept. 26) as the brilliant head of an ad agen- “The Michael J. Fox Show” new boss (Braugher). Military buffs will have to cy. CBS actually gives viewers a double whammy wait until November for “Enlisted” (Nov. 8). Geoff in “The Crazy Ones” as Sarah Michelle Gellar from Linklater and Amanda Setton, with famed writer Stults, Chris Lowell and Parker Young star as three Joss Whedon’s cult hit “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and producer David E. Kelley working behind the brothers who bond while stationed at a Florida army returns to TV alongside Williams, as his daughter scenes as executive producer. base. and assistant, Sydney. Highly organized and fo- Chuck Lorre, another big-name executive pro- With card-carrying members of Hollywood’s cused, Sydney is the antithesis of her father, who, ducer, helms “Mom” (Sept. 23), a new CBS comedy A-list on deck for this fall’s comedies, TV viewers despite his genius, is unpredictable and unorthodox. starring Anna Faris and Allison Janney (formerly of have a lot to look forward to. Don’t miss it, begin- “The Crazy Ones” also stars James Wolk, Hamish NBC’s “The West Wing”). Newly sober single mom ning in September.

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C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) -- WCJB Million.. News News News ET InsEd. Last Man Neighbor Shark Tank 20/20 News Kimmel (4) - - WJXT 4 News 4 News 4 News 4 News ET InsEd. Raymond Rules BigBang BigBang News FB Friday 4 News OMG! (5) - - WUFT Steves' News Journal Business PBS NewsHour W.Week CharlieR Side by Side Live From Lincoln Center T. Smiley (6) 6 6 WCTV News News News News Wheel Jeopardy Undercover Boss Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods News DLetterm (9) 24 24 WTLF Wendy Williams Queens '70s Seinfeld Rules Perfect Perfect Next Top Model Cops Seinfeld Rules '70s (10) 49 49 WTLH Office Mother Simps. 2½Men BigBang BigBang Bones The Following 49 News 2½Men Mother Raymond (12) 40 40 WTWC Dr. Phil Feud News ET OMG! Rockers Rockers Dateline NBC Feud J. Leno (29) 118 265 A&E Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Dads Dads (60) 130 254 AMC Movie "Next of Kin" (‘89) Patrick Swayze. "The Green Mile" (‘99) David Morse, Tom Hanks. (50) 184 282 APL (4:00) TBA To Be Announced Hillbilly Handfishin' Hillbilly Handfishin' Hillbilly Handfishin' Hillbilly Handfishin' Hillbilly Handfishin' (65) 129 273 BRAVO Movie "Panic Room" (‘02) Forest Whitaker, Jodie Foster. "Scary Movie" (‘00) "Scary Movie" (‘00) (68) - - CCS Baseball TBA 'net IMP SEC SEC To Be Announced SEC Dantanna SEC (38) 182 278 DISC Gold Rush S.A. Gold Rush S.A. Gold Rush S.A. Gold Rush: The Dirt Gold Rush S.A. Alaskan Steel Men Gold Rush S.A. (31) 172 290 DISN Jessie Jessie GoodLk Jessie GoodLk Austin "Teen Beach Movie" (‘13) DogBlog DogBlog GoodL Jessie Austin (35) 140 206 ESPN Horn Interrupt SportsCenter College Football NCAA Football Texas Tech vs. Southern Methodist University SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM '70s '70s "Twister" (‘96) Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt. "Twister" (‘96) Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt. The 700 Club (51) 110 231 FOOD Chopped Diners Diners Restaurant Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Bubba-Q The Shed (67) 137 248 FX Mother Mother 2½Men 2½Men "Alvin and the Chipmunks" (‘07) "Alvin & the Chipmunks: The Squ... "White Chicks" (56) 423 634 FXSP Sports Unlimited The Sub Polaris MarlinsL MLB Baseball Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MarlinsL WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL The Waltons Little House Prairie Little House Prairie "Puppy Love" (‘12) Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV Hawaii Hawaii House House Urban Oasis 2013 Water Homes Cool Pools HouseH House House House (49) 120 269 HIST Restore Restore Restore Restore Restore Restore Restoration Restore Restore Restore Restore Restore Restore (57) 181 255 ION Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case (32) 108 252 LIFE Wife Swap Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "The Obse... "The House Next Door" (‘06) "Foreclosed" (Dra) "Intimate Stranger" (‘06) (28) 168 262 SPIKE (4:25) "Kick-Ass" (‘10) Aaron Johnson. "Con Air" (‘97) John Cusack, Nicolas Cage. (:35) "Con Air" (‘97) John Cusack, Nicolas Cage. (58) 122 244 SYFY Continuum Continuum Continuum WWE Smackdown! Continuum Haven (39) 139 247 TBS Friends Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld "Shrek" (‘01) Mike Myers. "Shrek the Third" (‘07) Mike Myers. (48) 183 280 TLC Four Weddings Four Weddings What Not to Wear Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes What Not to Wear Say Yes Say Yes (25) 138 245 TNT Castle Castle Castle "Red" (‘10) Bruce Willis. (:15) "U.S. Marshals" (‘98) (55) 176 296 TOON In Crew Adv.Time Adv.Time Regular Regular TeenTita Cartoon Planet King Hill King Hill AmerDad AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Man/Fd Man/Fd Bizarre Foods Man/Fd Man/Fd Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures The Dead Files The Dead Files (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... C.D.Pawn C.D.Pawn (69) 106 301 TVL MASH M*A*S*H Raymond (:05) Ray :45 Rose. (:20) Roseanne Rose. Rose. (33) 105 242 USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU (66) 128 260 WE Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Bridezillas Bridezillas Bridezillas Obsessed/Dress (16) 239 307 WGN :15 10th.. Videos Home Videos Home Videos Mother Mother Mother Mother WGN News at Nine Home Videos

SATURDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV AUGUST 31, 2013

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) - - WCJB (3:30) Football MS St./Ok. St. Ent. Tonight Football /(:05) NCAA Football Georgia vs. Clemson :20 Post-g News (4) - - WJXT Queens Queens 4 News Paid 30 Rock 30 Rock Rules Rules BigBang BigBang News Ins. Ed. 4 News Baptist (5) - - WUFT Antiques Rd. Lawrence Welk Doc Martin "The Private Life of Sherlock Hol... Austin City Limits Front Row Center (6) 6 6 WCTV (11:00) ITF Tennis News @ 6 News Griffith Griffith M&M 2½Men 48 Hours 48 Hours News C.Minds (9) 24 24 WTLF 4: "So I Marrie... Fall First "Dumb & Dumberer: W... Cheaters Cops Cops '70s '70s The Border (10) 49 49 WTLH "Good Night and Good Luck" (‘05) 2½Men BigBang Cops Cops Bones AxeCop AxeCop (12) 40 40 WTWC (3:30) Football Temple/N.D. Ent. Tonight American Ninja W Do No Harm Do No Harm Paid S.N.L (29) 118 265 A&E Dads Dads Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage (60) 130 254 AMC Lonesome Dove Hell on Wheels Hell on Wheels "The Departed" (50) 184 282 APL (4:00) To Be Announced Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! (65) 129 273 BRAVO H.Wives Million Dollar List Million Dollar List Million Dollar List Listing "Sex and the City" (‘08) Kim Cattrall, Sarah Jessica Parker. (68) - - CCS (2:00) TBA Octane Academy SEC To Be Announced SEC Football SEC (38) 182 278 DISC Amish Mafia Amish Mafia Amish Mafia Amish Mafia Amish Mafia Amish Mafia (31) 172 290 DISN GoodLk Dog Blog Austin Shake U GoodLk GoodLk Shake U Shake U Shake U Shake U Austin GoodLk Dog Blog Jessie (35) 140 206 ESPN GoalLine NCAA Football Virginia Tech vs. Alabama Scoreb. NCAA Football Louisiana State University vs. TCU (30) 180 311 FAM Movie "Legally Blonde" (‘01) "Pretty Woman" (‘90) Richard Gere. "17 Again" (‘09) Zac Efron. (51) 110 231 FOOD Iron Chef America Food Truck Race Diners Diners Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant Iron Chef America (67) 137 248 FX "Live Free or Die Hard" (‘07) Justin Long, Bruce Willis. "The A-Team" (‘10) Bradley Cooper, Liam Neeson. Sunny (56) 423 634 FXSP WPT Poker Billy MarlinsL MLB Baseball Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MarlinsL Marlins WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL 4: "Puppy Love" "A Crush on You" (‘11) Cedar Cove "The Makeover" (‘13) Julia Stiles. Cedar Cove (47) 112 229 HGTV H.Hunter H.Hunter HouseH House HouseH House Love It or List It Love It or List It HouseH House HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Top Gear Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star (57) 181 255 ION Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk (32) 108 252 LIFE 4: "Last Hour... "Dirty Teacher" (‘13) Josie Davis. "Social Nightmare" (‘13) "Killer Reality" (‘13) Annie Ilonzeh. (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "My Mother... "Don't Cry Now" (‘07) "Bond of Silence" (‘10) Kim Raver. "Widow on the Hill" (‘05) (28) 168 262 SPIKE Ink Master Ink Master Ink Master Ink Master Ink Master Ink Master "Men in Black" (58) 122 244 SYFY "Freddy vs. Jason" (‘03) "30 Days of Night: Dark Days" (‘10) "Blade II" (‘02) Kris Kristofferson, Wesley Snipes. Movie (39) 139 247 TBS Friends Friends Queens FamilyG FamilyG FamilyG BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang "Pirates of th... (48) 183 280 TLC Think You Are Think You Are Think You Are Breaking Amish: LA (:10) Break/ Amish (:20) Breaking Amish: LA Amish (25) 138 245 TNT Movie (:45) "Red" (‘10) Mary-Louise Parker, Bruce Willis. "Ocean's Eleven" (‘01) George Clooney. "Catch Me If You Can" (55) 176 296 TOON "Stuart Little" (‘99) Geena Davis. "The Smurfs" (‘11) Hank Azaria. King Hill AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG Clevela. Boond. (46) 215 277 TRAV Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout Wipeout Wipeout Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow (69) 106 301 TVL (:25) Cosby Show Cosby Cosby Cosby Cosby SoulMan (:35) Ray (:10) Ray (:50) Ray (:25) Loves Ray Raymond (:35) Ray (33) 105 242 USA 3:30 "Indiana... (:05) "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (‘89) :55 "Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crys... Gracelnd (66) 128 260 WE Wedding "Miss Congeniality" (‘00) Sandra Bullock. "A League of Their Own" (‘92) Tom Hanks, Geena Davis. My Fair Wedding (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox vs. Boston Red Sox WGN News at Nine Bones PAGE 8B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, August 28, 2013

SUNDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV SEPTEMBER 1, 2013

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) -- WCJB CARS.TV Fall First News News ABC Fall Preview Secret Millionaire MDA Show of Strength News Ins. Ed. (4) - - WJXT Ent. Tonight 4 News OMG Raymond BigBang CSI: Miami Criminal Minds News Sports 4 News BBang (5) - - WUFT 3: "The Sand ... Appear. Appear. Nova Churchill Masterpiece Mystery! Austin City Limits (6) 6 6 WCTV (11:00) ITF Tennis News @ 6 News 60 Minutes Big Brother Unforgettable The Mentalist News Law Call (9) 24 24 WTLF (4:) "Blow Dry" ThereYet ThereYet Queens Queens "Lock Up" (‘89) Sylvester Stallone. Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Rules (10) 49 49 WTLH 4: "The Tuxedo" Mother 2½Men AmerDad Simps. Simps. B.Burger FamilyG FamilyG 49 News BigBang 2½Men BigBang (12) 40 40 WTWC (3:00) PGA Golf Christine News America's Got Talent TV's Funniest Burn Notice (29) 118 265 A&E Dads Dads Bad Ink Bad Ink Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Bad Ink Bad Ink Bad Ink Bad Ink (60) 130 254 AMC (4:00) "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" (‘02) (:55) Breaking Bad Breaking Bad (:05) LowWinterSun Talking Br. Bad (50) 184 282 APL (3:00) To Be Announced Alien Autopsy Mermaids Mermaids Mermaids (65) 129 273 BRAVO Real Housewives Housewives NJ Housewives NJ Housewives NJ Real Housewives Housewives NJ Housewives NJ (68) - - CCS (4:00) To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced (38) 182 278 DISC To Be Announced To Be Announced Jungle Gold Jungle Gold Jungle Gold Jungle Gold Jungle Gold (31) 172 290 DISN GoodLk GoodLk Austin Shake U Jessie Jessie Austin Austin Austin Austin Jessie Dog Blog Austin GoodLk (35) 140 206 ESPN (3:30) Football Ohio/Louisv. Scoreb. Sprint C NASCAR Auto Racing Advocare 500 SportsC. (30) 180 311 FAM Movie "You Again" (‘10) Kristen Bell. "Failure to Launch" (‘06) "Burlesque" (‘10) Christina Aguilera, Cher. (51) 110 231 FOOD Diners Diners The Shed Bubba-Q Food Truck Race Chopped Food Truck Race Cutthroat Kitchen Iron Chef America (67) 137 248 FX (4:30) "The A-Team" (‘10) Bradley Cooper, Liam Neeson. "The Proposal" (‘09) Sandra Bullock. "The Proposal" (‘09) (56) 423 634 FXSP MLB Baseball Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MarlinsL NFL Football New Orleans Saints vs. Miami Dolphins Pre-season (72) 185 312 HALL 4: "The Makeo... "Follow the Stars Home" (‘01) Cedar Cove "Falling in Love With the Girl Next... Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV Property Property HouseH House HouseH House Extreme Homes Love It/ List It Renovation HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST (4:00) 101 Objects Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Mountain Men Mountain Men Mountain Men Mountain Men (57) 181 255 ION Flashpoint Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. (32) 108 252 LIFE (4:00) "Julie and Julia" (‘09) "Morning Glory" (‘10) "The Switch" (‘10) Jason Bateman. "Morning Glor... (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "Foreclosed" American Justice Killer Kids Killer Kids Killer Kids I Killed My BFF I Killed My BFF (28) 168 262 SPIKE Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Tattoo Rescue Bar Rescue (58) 122 244 SYFY (3:) "Godzilla" "The Abyss" (‘89) Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Ed Harris. Ghost Mine Ghost Mine (39) 139 247 TBS 4: "Clash of t... "300" (‘06) Gerard Butler. "Transformers" (‘07) Megan Fox, Shia LeBoeuf. "Journey to th... (48) 183 280 TLC Real Life Real Life Breaking Amish: LA Sister Wives Sister W Sister W Breaking Amish: LA Sister W Sister W (25) 138 245 TNT 3:30 "Trainin... "The Taking of Pelham 123" (‘09) "Four Brothers" (‘05) Mark Wahlberg. (:15) "Four Brothers" (‘05) (55) 176 296 TOON 4:30 "Open S... "The Smurfs" (‘11) Hank Azaria. Gumball Looney Clevela. FamilyG B.Burger FamilyG China,IL China,IL (46) 215 277 TRAV Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Ride Ride Fandem Bikinis Rock My RV Mega RV (73) 204 246 TRU Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage C. Wars C. Wars C. Wars Storage Storage (69) 106 301 TVL (:25) Golden Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls :45 G.Girls (:20) Golden Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls Hot In Hot In (33) 105 242 USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU (66) 128 260 WE CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami (16) 239 307 WGN :15 10th.. Home Videos Bloopers Bloopers Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother News :40 Replay "Throw Mom...

MONDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV SEPTEMBER 2, 2013

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Continued From Page 5B [email protected] Addiction Support Group Free meals for seniors Greater Visions faith-based addictions support group sign, then one mile. First Baptist Church of Dowling Park. We are a meal meets weekly in two locations. Meetings are held on American Legion Post site for the Suwannee River Economic Council. Free Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. in Lake City at the Christ Cen- Meeting First Thursday of each month at noon. All meals are served for seniors over the age of 60 in the tral Church building on Sister's Welcome Road. The military veterans are invited to join us. Contact Bruce church fellowship hall Monday through Friday from 12 group also meets Thursday mornings at 9:30 a.m. in Ward for information at 386-688-4018. noon to 1 p.m. For more information or to sign up, Live Oak at the Suwannee Coalition office located at Wellborn neighborhood watch please contact us at 386-658-2360. 208 North Ohio Ave. This group provides spiritual and We meet the last Thursday of each month at the Christian Mission In Action Ministry emotional support in a non-judgmental setting. Come Blake Lowe Building on 4th Avenue in Wellborn. We Will serve dinners from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. second experience the freedom from addictions that is found in start with a social get together at 7 p.m. with a covered Saturday of every month at Hale Park Recreation Cen- Christ. Greater Visions is an outreach of Christ Central dish dinner and have a relaxed general discussion on ter at 105 East Duval St., Live Oak, FL. For information but open to anyone. For more information contact 386- the events in the community. Immediately following call Audrey Howell @ 386-364-4560. 208-1345. dinner we have an invited speaker to broaden our Boy Scout Troop 693 Senior Luncheon at Wellborn Baptist Church knowledge of what is happening in our county. Each Weekly meetings, Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p. m., at the The 2nd Tuesday of every month beginning at 11, month we have a speaker that will be interesting and in- Church of the Nazarene, 915 Church St., SW. The troop there is a senior luncheon with a special speaker and formative. Call Ruth Ford @ 386-963-5334 if you have goes camping monthly as well as attends winter and/or music. Everyone is invited to come and bring a covered any questions. summer week-long camps. The program is for boys dish. The church is located on Highway 90 West be- Baptist Men's Meeting at Wellborn Baptist Church who have completed the 5th grade, or is 11-years old, tween Live Oak and Lake City at the intersection with The 2nd Thursday night of every month beginning at and until their 18 birthdays. Adults are welcome to par- Lowe Lake Road in Wellborn, Fla. Call 386-963-2231 6:30 p.m. the men of Wellborn Baptist Church and their ticipate as leaders, committee members and/or merit with any questions or visit our website at www.well- friends join together to eat and worship together with a badge counselors - after passing mandatory background bornbaptist.com. special speaker and music. You are invited to come and checks. For additional information on the Boy Scout- Lake Park Beginner’s Line Dancing Lessons bring a dessert. The church is located on Highway 90 ing program in Live Oak, contact the troop’s scoutmas- Offering beginner lessons Tuesdays 1 - 2:15 pm. at West between Live Oak and Lake City at the intersec- ter, Harry Reeve, 386 590-6121, troop693@wind- Lake Park United Methodist Church in the Fellowship tion with Lowe Lake Road in Wellborn, Fla. Call 386- stream.net. Hall on Hwy 41 S. at S. Essa Street. For info call 963-2231 with any questions or visit our website at Wellborn Community Association (WCA) (229)455-2267. www.wellbornbaptist.com. Meets second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m., at Line dancing lessons Love Forever the Wellborn Community Center, 1340 - 8th Avenue, Lessons at Uncle Freddy’s, Lake Park next to KOA Live Oak Church of Christ, 1497 SR 51 (Irvin Ave) Wellborn. For info contact Wendell Snowden, 386-963- Office Across from Outlet Mall I-75 at Twin Lakes will be open every third Saturday morning of each 1157, follow us on Facebook, or see www.wellborn- Blvd. (Hwy. 376) 5274 Jewell Futch Rd. 2nd Fri- month for a clothes closet and food pantry, 10:30 - 12 communityassociation.com. A Blueberry Pancake day/mo. 7 - 8 p.m., 4th Saturday/mo. 7 - 8 p.m. For noon. Breakfast is held the first Saturday of each month serv- more information contact: [email protected] or The Columbia Federated Republican Women ing blueberry pancakes, sausage, orange juice and cof- call: 229/455-2267 Meet the 2nd Monday of each month, 7 p.m., brown fee. Greater Visions Support Group bag dinner & social time at 6:30 p.m. Currently we Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 107 Addiction Support Group: Greater Visions faith- meet in Lake City at the old Guardian ad Litem yellow Hosting Wall of Honor. The Auxiliary of the Ameri- based addictions support group meets weekly in two lo- house on Duval Street just east of the First Baptist can Legion Post 107 is hosting a Wall of Honor. If you cations. Meetings are held on Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. Church and across from Advanced Auto. We are com- have a friend or relative that is currently in active duty in Lake City at the Christ Central Church building on mitted to advancing the participation of women in all of any of the military branches, we would like to honor Sister’s Welcome Road. The group also meets Thursday areas of the political system and are dedicated to en- him/her by posting a picture and name on our Wall of mornings at 9:30 a.m. in Live Oak at the Suwannee couraging and empowering women of all ages and Honor. It will be located in the American Legion main Coalition office located at 208 North Ohio Avenue. This backgrounds. Visit the Florida Association's web page hall on post 107. Please send name, rank and branch of group provides spiritual and emotional support in a at http://www.ffrw.net/home.html. Covering North service, along with current photograph, to Teri Hamil- non-judgmental setting. Come experience the freedom Central Florida - all women are encouraged to attend ton, Americanism Committee Chairman, Legion Auxil- from addictions that is found in Christ. Greater Visions and be involved in the political process! For more iary, 12364 146th Terrace, Live Oak, Fla. 32060. 386- is an outreach of Christ Central but open to anyone. For info contact President Gayle Cannon: 386-303-2616, 362-7978. more information contact 208-1345.

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