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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM SVTA: No more comp time Board adopts 1983 policy on interim board voted not to allow comp had asked the board to adopt receive overtime pay if approved time to be cashed out for the next the 2012 policy as its current by the administrator. basis; will re-address matter June 9. month. The board’s next meeting manual at Tuesday’s meeting in The vote to eliminate comp is on June 9. Live Oak, but the motion failed. time made an exception for By SARAH LOFTUS formally approved. At that meeting the board plans Hamilton County Commissioner employees who are fired, quit or [email protected] The SVTA board will take to finally approve the March 26, and SVTA board member Beth retire. more permanent action at its 2012 draft handbook, then amend Burnam said she couldn’t vote Former SVTA administrator The Suwannee Valley Transit June meeting. that document to address comp- to adopt the 2012 policy because Gwendolyn Pra and previous Authority adopted an employee The 1983 handbook doesn’t time issues. she hadn’t read it. director of operations William handbook from 1983 on Tuesday address issues concerning comp Board members Bucky Nash The 2012 policy, drafted but Steele both collected large comp after finding no evidence the cur- time that have generated con- of Columbia County and Ricky never approved by the board, rent manual, from 2012, was ever troversy in recent weeks, so the Gamble of Suwannee County says administrative staff can COMP TIME continued on 6A

Pinemount nurse faces Crystal clear waters charges for pill theft ready for swimming Stole students’ meds from nurse’s station, according to reports.

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

A Pinemount Elementary School nurse who resigned Friday was arrested Tuesday afternoon for stealing pills from the school, law enforcement officials said. Marilee Boozer, Boozer 24, of Lake City, was arrested by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday afternoon at her home. She was charged with petit theft and possession of a con- trolled substance and booked into the Columbia County Detention Facility on $5,000 bond. Murray Smith, Columbia County Sheriff’s Office public information Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter officer, said the investigation was Lake City resident John Wojtowicz swims to the bottom of the Ichetucknee Springs on Tuesday. ‘The water here is cold, but I did come here launched Friday after the sheriff’s to cool off.’ office was contacted by school offi- cials. “We were contacted about the pos- sibility of a theft from the school nurse’s station of medication,” he said. “School resource deputies go out, they start the investigation and it finishes today (Tuesday) with

BOOZER continued on 3A Gas tax renewal hearing to be set Four-cent levy is already in effect. By TONY BRITT [email protected]

University of Florida dentistry student Stacey Nedrud, 26, Chris Iteen, 19, of Aurora, Ill., jumps into the Ichetucknee head springs for a dip Columbia County officials are hop- takes a photo of the clear water in the Ichetucknee Springs on Tuesday. This is Iteen’s first time visiting the area. ‘It’s pretty nice. I wasn’t ing to set a date when they can have a on Tuesday. expecting to see such clear water. I wish we had places like this in Illinois.’ public hearing on renewing the four- cent local option fuel tax that funds local road projects. The tax is levied on a per-gallon basis. County Manager Dale Williams said Marlin Feagle, county attorney, Big changes to Suwannee power plant is expected to request a date for the public hearing during Thursday’s 5:30 Duke Energy will build needs at times of peak demand. The proj- a damaged Crystal River nuclear plant and p.m. Columbia County Commission ect, with a total generation of 320 mega- scrapping plans to build two nuclear reac- meeting, at the Columbia County new generators to help watts, would replace three 1950s-era plants. tors in Levy County. School Board Administrative Complex meet growing demand. The company also plans to build a $1.5 The new 1,640-megawatt plant would Auditorium, 372 W. Duval St. billion natural-gas power plant in Citrus be built on 400 acres of land adjacent to “The purpose of that public hear- By JIM SAUNDERS County while also shutting down two old the company’s Crystal River complex and ing will be to consider the renewal of The News Service of Florida coal-fired generating units. would start producing electricity in 2018. four of the current seven cents that Duke, the state’s second-largest electric The two coal-fired units, which also are at is levied in local option gas taxes,” TALLAHASSEE — Duke Energy Florida utility, indicated last year that it was likely Crystal River, are expected to be shut down Williams said. on Tuesday said it will propose a $197 mil- to move forward with such a plan. But the that same year. The four cents are currently lev- lion project in Suwannee County to build announcement comes after other high-pro- two new generators to help meet electricity file changes that have included shuttering DUKE continued on 3A COUNTY continued on 3A

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COURTESY Submissions Derby Dash draws big crowd, bigger funds The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and More than $8,000 was raised during the Kentucky-Derby themed Derby Dash 5K and Festival on May 3 at Wilson Park. caption information to run at the discretion of the editor. Sixty-six runners participated in the Derby Dash 5K and the car and truck show boasted almost 100 cars. The Lake City If you would like to see your organization in the news- Haven Hospice Administrator Joseph Brooks (left) stands with Stanley Crawford who won first place in the Truck division paper, send the picture and information to associate and Haven Hospice Fundraising Special Events Coordinator Stephanie Brod. editor Emily Lawson at [email protected].

Flood assistance extended to 2 Panhandle counties FORT WALTON BEACH 8-year-old helps mom delivery of the baby boy. During the more behind his back. ederal assistance has been extended than eight-minute call, Jazmine calmly Police spokeswoman Stephanie Slater to more parts of Florida’s Panhandle, deliver baby at home relays the dispatcher’s instructions to her said one officer has been placed on F where flooding cleanup continues. mother, gets towels and other items for administrative duty after the footage was Individual assistance from the Federal TAMPA — Thanks to a 911 dispatcher, the baby and secures the baby’s head. found online Tuesday. It’s unclear what Emergency Management Agency pre- an 8-year-old girl helped her mother deliv- When paramedics arrived, they the child was being charged with. Slater viously was approved for Escambia er her newborn brother while waiting for took the baby and Garcia to a hospital. said she could provide no further details and Santa Rosa counties. Now people paramedics to arrive at their Tampa Bay- Authorities say both are doing fine. The because the incident was under investiga- in Okaloosa and Walton counties with area home. baby was named Joseph James Snyder. tion by the internal affairs section. homes and businesses that sustained According to Tampa Fire Rescue, The video shows two boys apparently damage from April 28 through May 6 also Krystle Garcia was in labor at home Video shows Fla. officer being arrested. An officer approaches one can apply for federal assistance. Monday morning when she called 911. and appears to kick him, causing the boy Officials say the money can help pay The dispatcher alerted paramedics, but kicking child to ground to fall to the ground. Slater says no formal for temporary housing, emergency home they weren’t quick enough to get there BOYNTON BEACH — Boynton Beach complaints have been filed over the inci- repairs, disaster loans from the U.S. before the baby started to arrive. police are investigating after a video dent but police are “concerned as to the Small Business Administration and other Authorities say the dispatcher “expert- surfaced of one of their officers kicking initial appearance of the video.” disaster-related expenses not covered by ly and compassionately” talked Garcia a child’s legs from under him while the insurance. and her daughter Jazmine through the child’s hands appear to be restrained n Associated Press THE WEATHER 14 WED 15 THU 16 FRI 17 SAT 18 SUN Chance Partly Sunny Partly of cloudy cloudy storms Light wind

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REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Wednesday, May 14 Wednesday's highs/Wednesday night's low Valdosta City Thursday Friday 90/67 Jacksonville 85/72 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 85/72/ts 84/67/sh COURTESY 85/67 88/67 Daytona Beach 85/71/ts 81/61/pc Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 89/70/ts 83/63/ts Pensacola 88/67 83/72 Ft. Lauderdale 87/75/ts 85/71/ts Hunter “Shoots for Justice” and wins 81/63 Panama City 79/70 Ocala Gainesville 86/63/ts 81/57/pc The sixth annual “Shoot for Justice” event took place May 9 in Jacksonville, with Columbia 88/70 Jacksonville 86/63/ts 82/58/pc County Sheriff Mark Hunter bringing home the prize for the Sheriffs’ Shootout. Pictured are Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 85/77/ts 85/77/sh 88/72 83/72 Lake City 86/63/ts 81/57/pc Bradford Co. Sheriff Gordon Smith, Justice Coalition Executive Director Ann Dugger, Columbia Tampa Miami 86/75/ts 85/71/ts Co. Sheriff Mark Hunter, JSO Sheriff John Rutherford, and Clay Co. Sheriff Rick Beseler. 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The depart- The maximum speed on Florida drugs that were taken from and the state’s sheriffs, Florida Cloud talked to Scott follow- ment could also raise the speed highways has been 70 miles per the school nurse’s station. Gov. Rick Scott said Tuesday he ing the Ocala funeral of Master limit from 65 to 70 mph on rural, hour since 1996. He said the investigation will veto a bill that could increase Trooper Chelsea Richard. She four-lane divided highways and up The Florida branch of the is continuing as they try to the speed limit on Florida high- died along with two others May to 65 mph on other roads. motorist organization AAA and determine those facts. ways from 70 to 75 mph. 3 after they were struck by a Legislators only approved the several Florida sheriffs praised Upwards of 30 pills have Scott said that he has decided to vehicle while standing alongside bill after a contentious debate Scott for his decision to veto the been taken, he said. “stand with law enforcement” who Interstate 75 near a traffic acci- where opponents said raising legislation. Smith said concerns urged him to veto the legislation dent. Florida’s speed limits would Polk County Sheriff Grady about the missing pills that narrowly passed the Florida “I want everybody to stay safe, I embolden motorists to drive faster Judd, who is currently president were brought to authorities’ Legislature late last month. don’t want anybody to be injured,” and result in more accidents. of the Florida Sheriffs Association, attention by school officials. Earlier this month, a Florida Scott said. “I think by doing this Sen. Jeff Clemens, D-Lake called the veto “welcome news.” “They kind of got sus- Highway Patrol trooper who was we are doing the right thing for Worth, and one of the sponsors of Kevin Bakewell, senior vice presi- picious because there had mourning a colleague killed after our troopers and the right thing the bill, contended that the safety dent of the Auto Club Group, said been allegations some pills being struck by a vehicle told for law enforcement. I’ve been to concerns were not accurate. that “maintaining Florida’s cur- had been dropped down the Scott that raising the speed limit too many law-enforcement funer- “Unfortunately, the issue rent speed limits will undoubtedly sink,” he said. “That’s how “wasn’t a bright idea.” Trooper als.” became more about emotion than prevent injuries and save lives on they initially became suspi- Tod G. Cloud also told Scott the The bill (SB 392) would not about facts,” Clemens said. “We’ve our roadways.” cious and they had us come in and conduct an investi- gation.” Smith said he was also told that a student’s parent LAKE SHORE HOSPITAL AUTHORITY came to the school about DUKE missing pills. Continued From 1A “That combined with some clerical auditing Affordable Care Act application a Utilities in Florida and other errors, got them suspicious states have increasingly shifted and they called us and we to cleaner-burning natural gas conducted the investiga- new requirement for indigent care in recent years while moving tion,” he said. By TONY BRITT to apply for the Affordable Care “Even if we have only one away from coal plants. Duke Boozer’s resignation was [email protected] Act,” said Jack Berry, Lake Shore person, we’ll keep the program said the new plant would be part of the school board’s Hospital Authority Board execu- going,” Berry said. “We’re here to served by a proposed natu- consent agenda addendum Residents hoping to sign- tive director. help people. We don’t have a set ral-gas pipeline that is expect- items Tuesday night indi- up for the Lake Shore Hospital Berry said the new require- number of people we have to have ed to stretch from Alabama to cating her resignation was Authority’s indigent care program ment could impact the Hospital in the program for it to work.” Central Florida. That pipeline, effective May 9. Her res- will face a new eligibility require- Authority’s indigent care program. Berry said the LSHA will work known as the Sabal Trail proj- ignation was not a part of ment. “If it works the way it should with the Columbia County Health ect, is a joint venture of Spectra the original agenda issued Monday afternoon the board work, it should eliminate this pro- Department and he hopes they’ll Energy Corp. and NextEra earlier in the week. unanimously approved a new gram,” he said. “Is it going to work be able to install a station at the Energy, Inc., the parent com- Following Tuesday night’s requirement stipulating anyone that way, I don’t know, but we’ve Hospital Authority Building to pany of Florida Power & Light. school board meeting, Terry who wants to be a client for the got to give it a shot and see.” help potential clients. “We are making these Huddleston, Columbia local indigent care program must Berry described the Affordable “We going to work with the investments to continue pro- County Superintendent have signed up for the Affordable Care Act and the Columbia County health department to see if we can viding our customers with of Schools, said he too is Care Act. People who are refused Indigent Care program as a pair come up with a plan to have some- the most cost-effective ener- uncertain when Pinemount acceptance in the Affordable Care of last resort programs for people body here that can walk potential gy solutions and highest Elementary School officials Act program will be considered for who can’t afford traditional insur- clients through the process,” he level of reliability with limited first noticed pills were miss- the Hospital Authority’s indigent ance. said. “It will have to be done on a environmental impact,” Alex ing. care program. The Hospital Authority’s indi- computer.” Glenn, Duke’s state president “I do not know,” he said, “We’re going to require that gent care program has 387 people, The open enrollment period for in Florida, said in a prepared “That’s part of the investi- everybody that applies for this pro- including 46 renewals last month the Affordable Care Act is Nov. statement Tuesday. gation and I’ve not seen it.” gram, before they are approved, and nine new applicants. 1 - Dec. 31. The plan is subject to He also said he does not approval from the Florida know what kinds of meds Public Service Commission, went missing. and Duke said it expects to However, he noted that file a formal proposal May 27. he was confident with the Meanwhile, at Duke’s safeguards the district has Himes Energy Complex near in place. Bartow, the utility would “I have not seen the undertake a $160 million report, however there are upgrade project that would very, very stringent proto- expand the generating capaci- col for administration of or ty of the plant. receiving of meds at school,” The potential for adding the he said. “A lot of that comes new Crystal River natural-gas from the state level. I don’t plant and shutting down the think there is any need to old coal-fired units was part change anything that we’re of a wide-ranging settlement doing. This is one of those reached last year by the utility isolated incidents I would and representatives of con- never dream of dealing with. sumers and business groups. So our procedures are cor- That settlement, which was rect and I don’t see anything approved by the Public else to do, except our folks Service Commission, drew have to follow those proce- heavy attention because it dures — they’re more than also dealt with scuttling plans adequate.” for the Levy County nuclear project. Earlier last year, Duke decid- ‘There are very, ed to permanently shut down very stringent the damaged Crystal River nuclear plant, which had not protocol for generated power since 2009. administration The damage involved cracks of or receiving of in a containment building and touched off a complicated meds at school.’ JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter debate about whether the utility Construction on Ashley Street and its predecessor, Progress — Terry Huddleston, Energy Florida, should close Superintendent of Schools An excavator blocks NW Ashley Street as construction is underway on Tuesday. the plant or try to fix it.

COUNTY The funds generated from the Local Option Fuel John H. Hale Farmers Continued From 1A Tax are restricted by law and must be used for roads, Market opens Friday ied and in order to meet road improvements and the statutory transportation From staff reports ing and technical sup- deadlines the expenditures. port from the City of four cents ‘If this is renewed, The four LIVE OAK — The Live Oak Community tax has to be the effective cent Local annual farmers market Redevelopment Agency. Summer Leagues renewed by rate of taxation Option Fuel at John H. Hale Park, Interested local farm- Now Forming • Short Season July 1. The Tax is expect- 215 NE Duval Street, ers and food entrepre- four cent local (on fuel) will not ed to gener- Live Oak is now open on neurs can obtain mar- option fuel increase over the ate $2,112,000 Fridays from 12 to 6 p.m. ket rules at Live Oak Monday Night Fellowship tax will expire current amount.’ countywide The market features City Hall, Suwannee Dec. 31 if it is annually and locally grown fresh County Extension Office, All Ages - Starts June 2 not renewed. — Dale Williams the funds fruits and vegetables and the Suwannee Valley The four cent are divided encourages local farmers Chamber of Commerce, Ladies Trio Night • Tuesday 6:30 local option among the and food entrepreneurs or at the Market on Starting May 27 fuel tax was last renewed in local governmental entities. to join. The market will Fridays. ~~~ 2002, which established the The City of Lake City gets operate on a “make it, The market serves the Dec. 31 expiration date. 27.5 percent of the funds, bake it, or grow it” phi- greater Suwannee Valley Mixed League Nights According to state law, in while Fort White will get losophy. and some farmers accept Sundays & Wednesdays order for the tax to contin- 1.1 percent. Formerly managed WIC and Senior Farmers Starting May 28–June 1 ue, a new ordinance must Williams was uncertain by Tower View, Inc., Market Nutrition be adopted by July 1. when the local option fuel the market is currently Program Coupons. Adult - Youth Williams said the measure taxes were first initiated under the operation of Credit, debit and SNAP does not pave the way for a but noted, “they have been Sharon L Yeago, LLC. access are planned for Family Fun League new for an additional gas tax. long standing taxes levied The market will contin- the future. Starts June 5th “If this is renewed the in the county.” ue to be managed onsite For more information, effective rate of taxation The presentation at by Jennifer Turner of please contact Jennifer Call for details - 755-2206 (on fuel) will not increase Thursday’s meeting will not Turner Farms. Turner at 904-424-8743 or Visit us online www.LakeCityBowl.net over the current account,” be the hearing, just a request The market is being Sharon Yeago at 386-418- he said. to set a hearing date. supported with market- 8017. 4AOPINION OPINION

Wednesday, May 14, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A ANOTHER VIEW Our eroding rights

hat’s that you hear? It might be the sound of mice in your walls. Or maybe it’s just the Florida Legislature, slowly gnawing away at the idea of open government. WIn the recently ended regular session, legisla- tors passed 22 new open-government exemptions, according to Barbara Petersen, president of the First Amendment Foundation. If you’re keeping score, that’s a record. In addition, nine other exemptions were re- enacted. In fact, 12 percent of all bills passed restrict access to public records. Just as upsetting was what didn’t pass that could have helped affirm the public’s right to know. Ms. Petersen, who has been head of the First Amendment Foundation since its creation in 1995, acknowledges that most of the exemptions passed would not have a major impact. But she still was concerned with the number of exemptions, which topped by far even the 12 passed during a regular Evil must be confronted session and five special sessions in the paranoia of post-Sept. 11. hat is it about girls are in Nigeria, Pakistan or India. going to school that He says that discrimination against Of special concern to Ms. Petersen was Senate infuriates so many girls is akin to the discrimination Bill 1320, which provides exemptions from pub- grown men, turning against blacks and that the world lic records for information held by the Office of them into beasts? has a duty to fight both. He is cor- Financial Regulation relating to family trust com- WThe appalling abduction of well rect, and President Obama should panies. The exemptions make it almost impossible more than 200 Nigerian school girls be more forceful on this issue. to find out how these companies operate. The con- and the shocking delay in the West Too many men are too unsure of stitutionally required “public necessity statement” before mobilizing a response are Ann McFeatters their manhood and their place in in SB 1320 lists concern that identifying members two more indications of how far the [email protected] the world to tolerate the prospect jeopardizes their personal and financial safety and world is from nailing this civilization of girls becoming their equals. So that release of some information could “damage a thing. schools, terrorizing women who they grab their guns and some family’s reputation.” The girls, some of Nigeria’s best walk alone and otherwise trying kind of uniform and get together and brightest, were dragged out of in gangs – such as Boko Haram in We’re sorry, but inconvenience is no reason to to drive females back to the Stone bed by Islamic militants and spirited Age. Nigeria – to try to go back to an era close public records. away in trucks. According to a girl Americans have traveled a long, where violence against women was Ms. Peterson also was baffled by the death in who escaped, they were treated winding road toward equality in accepted. the House of SB 1648/HB 1151, after it passed the like slaves. Two weeks later, as education. Even many educated Every day we see the vestiges of Senate unanimously. The bill would have made it the Nigerian government hemmed fathers (and mothers) wanted their the cruelty people inflict on others. easier to request public records. and hawed about not finding the daughters to marry, breed and obey The sultan of Brunei oversees new The Florida League of Cities was leery at first, girls and with countries such as their husbands more than they laws that call for flogging and ston- but the First Amendment Foundation worked the United States and Great Britain wanted female children to get an ing same sex couples, adulterers with the League on changes, and in the end, the observing diplomatic niceties before education, use their minds and be and women who have abortions. league’s president endorsed the bill. helping, militants were boasting able to support themselves. The owner of the Los Angeles Part of the five-point agenda of the presession about selling the girls into sexual Ignorant Islamic militants wrong- Clippers hates black people. A bigot slavery or as child brides. in the West steals a million dollars “Work Plan 2014” of Senate President Don Gaetz ly use misunderstood religious On Capitol Hill, all 20 women sen- precepts as an excuse to keep girls in grazing rights from taxpayers and House Speaker Will Weatherford was improv- ators, who rarely agree on anything, uneducated and used as sex slaves and is lionized by politicians. ing government accountability. It’s a shame Mr. demanded to know why it was tak- without rights or, often, decent liv- The juxtaposition of the World Weatherford apparently forgot that goal over the ing so long to find the stolen girls. ing conditions. These militants burn Economic Forum for Africa being session’s 60 days. We are reminded of Malala with righteous fervor but they are held in Nigeria while militants open- There was a bit of relief from bills that didn’t Yousafzai, the brave Pakistani girl basically cowards who fear a world ly kidnap school girls is maddening. pass, including an exemption for the university who was shot in the head by the where their prehistoric beliefs are We must make human traffickers presidential searches and an exemption for email Taliban for speaking out about the not ascendant. afraid. We must punish those who addresses held by tax collectors. importance of educating girls. As What should scare us is how degrade others. We must make But it’s a sad day when the public is left to cel- she heals, the 15-year-old wrote in many misguided militants there are clear that civilized people will not ebrate not having a precious right further eroded. her book, “I Am Malala,” that her and how quickly they can prevail tolerate this evil. life’s work will be the education of in countries where poverty and When children anywhere are ■ Tallahassee Democrat girls. political turmoil tamp down human denied education and brutalized, it’s We remember the years of terror rights. As Vladimir Putin is to OK to be angry, very angry, and to in Rwanda where women and young Ukraine’s sovereignty so are Islamic demand retribution. girls were gang raped to impregnate militants to the rights of women Lake City Reporter them as a weapon in civil war. everywhere. As Americans pull out of Former British Prime Minister Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Afghanistan after more than a Gordon Brown has become an out- ■ McClatchey News Service columnist decade, the Taliban has quickly spoken champion of ending discrim- Ann McFeatters has covered the White reverted to shutting down girls’ House and national politics since 1986. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride ination against girls whether they for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun­ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —“Newspapers get things done!” Children in cars with drunk drivers Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable community­oriented newspapers. our-year-old Taylor Dyer – Child seat belt use decreased belt laws, and wider use of igni- This mission will be accomplished through the died in what authorities as the child’s age and the tion locks for DUI offenders, even teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, say was a drunken-driving blood-alcohol level of the driver first-time offenders. “These are integrity and hard work. car crash last weekend. increased. The drunker the driver, tragedies that we’ve got to find ways He was a passenger in an the older a child, the less chance to prevent,” says lead author Dr. FSUV that struck a concrete median the child will be belted in. Kyran Quinlan, a pediatrician at Erie Todd Wilson, Publisher on Interstate 55 in in Bolingbrook, – In more than 7 of 10 cases, Family Health Center in Chicago. Robert Bridges, Editor Ill., flipped, and ejected him and two the impaired drivers survived the People know that if they get Controller other young boys from the back crash in which their child passen- caught driving drunk they’ll likely Sue Brannon, seat. The other boys, 2 and 7, were ger died. That strongly suggests lose their license. But they may President seriously injured. that had the child been properly not know that if they’re convicted Dink NeSmith, The alleged drunken driver restrained, he or she would have of drunken driving in Illinois and Tom Wood, Chairman who caused this horrific accident? survived as well. had a child in the car at the time Shannard Dyer, Taylor’s father. He – Drunken-driving crashes in of the violation, they face up to six has been charged with six counts which child passengers died were months in jail and a $1,000 fine of aggravated DUI. more likely to involve only one even if no one is hurt. LETTERS POLICY Many people think DUI-related vehicle and happen at night com- Shannard Dyer is out of the hos- deaths among children typically pared to crashes in which children pital and in jail, awaiting trial. The Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ­ happen when an impaired driver died as passengers of nondrinking courts will decide Dyer’s innocence ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 crashes into a car in which chil- drivers. or guilt. If he is convicted, the pun- words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters dren are riding. But a study Encouragingly, the number of ishment may be harsh or light. must be signed and include the writer’s name, address published recently in the journal children killed riding with an alco- His son will still be dead. and telephone number for verification. Writers can Pediatrics confirmed earlier stud- hol-impaired driver decreased by Anyone who gets drunk and then have two letters per month published. Letters and ies that show that’s not true. The 41 percent in the decade studied, piles kids unrestrained in the back study found that 65 percent of the authors reported. That mirrors seat of an SUV isn’t likely to be per- guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not children killed in crashes involv- a national decline in motor vehicle suaded by all the powerful reasons necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. ing alcohol are riding with the crash deaths and drunken driving not to do that. That person serves BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL impaired driver. deaths over the same period. best as a warning to others: You may 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. The horrific toll: From 2001 to What will it take to drive down not die from your recklessness but BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. 2010, 2,344 children under 15 were these appalling figures? The study’s ... you may wish you had. killed in crashes involving at least authors suggest expanded use BY EMAIL: [email protected] one alcohol-impaired driver, the study of sobriety checkpoints, tougher found. Other disturbing findings: enforcement of DUI laws and seat ■ Chicago Tribune Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 5A

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Club Registration a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $3. Friday May 16 is deal- Girls, Boys Club er setup and is open to Registration for the early buyers from 4-7 p.m. Lake City Recreation Friday’s entry fee is $20. Department Girls Club Call Brian Hoblick at 386- and Boys Club begins 804-9635 for more. today at 8 a.m. and will continue until the camp is Dart for the Arts full. The cost of the camp Gateway Art Gallery’s is $250. Youths must be 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, between the ages of six May 17 at 8 a.m. starting at and 13 and completed first Olustee Park. A $20 entry grade. Call Terri Phillips or fee includes t-shirt and Tara Krieghauser at 386- water bottle. Call Gateway 719-5840. Art Gallery at 386-752-5229 for more. Summer Camp The Boys and Girls Club DARK meeting of Columbia County began THe Dixie Amateur Radio registration for summer Klub will meet Monday, camp on May 1. Boys and May 17 at Trenton united girls ages 6-14 are eligible Methodist Church in the to attend. Fees for the pro- fellowship hall at 7 p.m. gram are $225. Call 752- Barney Williams of Fort 4184 for more information. White will demonstrate the value of antenna analyzer CHS Camps use. Call Jean Wonser at The North Florida Center 352-472-4946 before 8 p.m. of Excellence in conjunction COURTESY nightly with questions. with the Florida Education Fund of Tampa will hold two Applebee’s is neighborhood friendly Spring into Health summer camps at Columbia Lake City Chamber of Commerce congratulates Lake City Applebee’s, 2893 W. US Highway 90, on their new renovations and St. Paul Missionary High School. The camps remodeled building during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday. Applebee’s unveiled its new community-themed design. Baptist Church, 222 will be held June 9–26 from Oosterhoudt Lanes, is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Application offering a “Spring into deadline is May 16. The who want to be able to sup- Gardeners will do free soil Photo Critique Fellowship Church minis- Good Health” health fair Common Core/FCAT math port and help others learn pH testing each Wednesday The Branford Camera tries. Call 386-804-9635. on Saturday, May 17 from camp is open to upcom- to take control of their at the Columbia County Club will host the 3rd annu- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There ing 6–8 graders. The SAT ongoing health conditions Extension Office’s new al Spring Photo Critique will be free blood pressure, camp is opened to upcom- by facilitating workshops location, 971 W. Duval St. during the regular meeting May 17 cholesterol and glucose ing 9–12 graders. For more once a week for 2 ½ hours (U.S. 90), Suite 170. Drop on Thursday, May 15 at 7 Car Show applications screenings; dental health information contact Gloria for six weeks. Chronic off soil samples at the p.m. at Hatch Park, 403 SE VFW Post 2206, 343 and BMI checks, and more. McIntosh @ 386-755-8080 Disease Self-Management office any week day during Craven St. The public is Forest Lawn Way, is now Call Chiquita Burnell at ext 293 or mcintoshg@ Program Leader training is business hours. For more invited to enter images for accepting entries for their 386-288-1728 or Heather columbiak12.com. a four day training that will information, call 752-5384. critique or just attend the Semi-Annual Car Show on Adams at 386-365-9485. be held July 14-15 and 21-22 event to learn more about May 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Day Camp at Gainesville Technology Seed Lending photography through the Entry fee is $15 in advance The Columbia County Entrepreneurship Center The Seed Lending critique of others’ images. and $20 the day of the show. May 18 Recreation Department 2153 S.E. Hawthorne Library at the Fort White Call Carolyn Hogue at 386- Registration forms are avail- Music in the Park began registration for Day Road, Gainesville, from 8 branch is open from 1-4 p.m. 935-2044 for more informa- able at the Post. Call 386- The High Springs Music Camp on May 1. Space is a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration each Wednesday. Come tion. 752-5001 for more. in the Park series proud- limited to the first 50 regis- is limited; for an applica- and select a wide variety ly presents “The Hawks” trants. The camp is open to tion please contact Betty of seeds and receive advice Retired Educators Antique Bottle Show — the High Springs boys and girls, 6-13 and will Flagg at Elder Options from seasoned gardeners. The Columbia County Florida’s hot new show, Community School Band be held Monday–Friday at (352) 692-5219 or by Call Patti Street at 386-497- Retired Educators will the Antique Bottle Show, under the direction of Vito from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. email:flaggb@agingre- 1108 or Betsy Martin at 386- meet Thursday, May 15 is coming to the Columbia Montauk. The Hawks will Camp dates are June 9– sources.org. 935-2453 for more. at Country Buffet at 12:30 County Fair Grounds on perform at James Paul Park August 8. The cost for the p.m. Call Will Brown at Saturday, May 17 from 8 on May 18 from 2-4 p.m. 9-week camp is $250 and 752-2431 for more. will include a variety of daily May 14 May 15 activities, free breakfast, LifeStyle event DIABETES OR lunch & snack and week- Marten Gail Blue Grass Wildflower Workshop May 16 ly field trips. (Admission will perform at LifeStyle UF/IFAS will host a Fundraiser PROSTATE CANCER? charges for weekly field Enrichment Center Wildflower and Pollinators The Knights of trips are included in the Wednesday, May 14 from Workshop on May 15 from Columbus along with Your sex life and erection can now survive price of admission.) An ear- 10:45-11:30 a.m. 9 – 11:30 a.m. at Heritage CARC board members will FREE book by doctor reveals what the drug ly-bird discount of $25 will Park & Gardens, 1004 have their annual Tootsie companies don't want you to know! be given during the first 2 Lake City Newcomers Helvenston St. in Live Oak. Roll drive May 16 and 17 Dr. Kevin Hornsby, MD, will mail the irst 37 men that respond to this ad weeks of registration. Cost The Lake City The cost of the workshop is at Publix and Walmart. All a free copy of his new thirty dollar book “A Doctor’s Guide to Erecile May 1–16 is $225; May 19– Newcomers will hold $5. Learn which wildflowers funds will be used local- Dysfuncion.” He’s so sure this book will change your life he will even pay the postage and handling. If the popular pills don't work for you, regardless June 6 is $250. Late regis- their monthly meeting on do well in North Florida and ly. A donation is welcome of your age or medical history, you owe it to yourself and your lady to read tration June 9–13 is $275. Wednesday, May 14 at 11 proper planting techniques. even if you don’t want to this book now! Call Toll Free 800-777-1922 24-hrs. and leave your name Sibling discounts available, a.m. at Guangdong at the Also, participants be able to purchase candy. and address (only). for additional informa- mall. Call Joan Wilson at take home wildflower seeds tion please contact Mario 755-9897 for more. or plants. Call Kasey Bass Antique Bottle show Coppock or Nicole Smith or Carolyn Saft at 386-362- The Florida Antique @ 754-7095 or 754-7096. Ladies Night 2771 for more. Bottle Collectors Show will VFW Post 2206, 343 be at the Columbia County Announcement Forest Lawn Way, hosts Early Learning Fair Grounds, May 16 from Ladies Night every The Executive 4-7 p.m. and May 17 from 8 Leader Training Wednesday and Saturday Committee of the Early a.m. to 3 p.m. Early buyers Elder Options, a Mid- from 7-10 p.m. Call 386-752- Learning Coalition will admission is $20; general Florida area agency on 5001 with questions. meet on Thursday, May 15 admission is $3. There are aging, is seeking individ- at 3 p.m. at 1104 SW Main still tables available at a uals with one or more Soil testing Blvd. Call Stacey DePratter cost of $35 each. A portion chronic health conditions, Columbia County Master at 386-752-9770 for more. of the proceeds will go to OBITUARIES Joyce Turner Horton Her survivors include her de- Clerc; sons, Jeffery LeClerc and thank the loving and caring staff voted husband of 51 years How- Thomas J. “TJ” Sims; daughters, of Avalon as well as the staff at Mrs. Joyce Turner Horton went ard Horton of Lake City, FL., Gina Barrington, Sherry Snipes Suwannee Valley Haven Hos- home to be with The Lord on children J. Robert Horton of Los and Wendy Marker; 8 grandchil- pice for their loving and caring Monday, May 5, 2014. She was Angeles, CA, and Karena Hor- dren & 2 great grandchildren. support during this dificult time. cradled in the loving arms of ton Crews (Brian) of Lake City, Funeral services will be con- He is preceded in death by his her family as she passed from FL. Her sister and best friend ducted at 11:00 a.m. on Thurs- wife: Jerry Ellen Waters and his this life into eternity. She was Karen Greeno of Port Orange, day; May 15, 2014 in the chap- parents: Herman Lewis Waters, born in Athalia, Ohio on July 7, FL., her sister Jessie Turner of el of Gateway-Forest Lawn Sr. and Betty Brewer Waters. 1940 to the late Robert and Free- Ormond Beach, Fl. Her life and Funeral Home with Pastor He is survived by his broth- er and sisters: Marvin Waters da Wilson Turner. Mrs. Horton love, her grandchildren Turner, James Richardson oficiating. spent the early years of her life Weston and Meredyth Crews, Interment will follow in For- of Alachua, FL; Stacy McRae all of Lake City. She also leaves est Lawn Memorial Gardens. (Mark) of Lake City, FL; Helen in Ohio having graduated from Waters (Charlie) of Rockmart, Springield High School in 1958. behind numerous cousins, nieces GATEWAY-FOREST and nephews whom she cher- LAWN FUNERAL HOME, GA and Jean Calderwood (Bud) She married the love of her life of Alachua, FL; his aunts: Mrs. Howard Horton on May 3, 1963. ished greatly. Mrs. Horton was 3596 South US Hwy 441, Lake Helen (W.F.) Brewer of They moved to the Belle Isle blessed with the lifelong love City, Florida 32025. (386) 752- Rockmart, Georgia and Mary- area of Orlando, Florida in 1976. and friendship of her “Other” 1954. Please leave words of lou (Lamar) Rutherford of Elko, Mrs. Horton became a well loved daughters Tammy Conley Bul- comfort for the family online at Georgia. Many grandchildren, real estate broker in the South lard and Jill McKnight Magee. www.gatewayforestlawn.com nieces and nephews also survive. Orlando area as she and her hus- She shared a special bond with Memorial services for Mr. Wa- band owned Horton Realty ERA her physician and friend Dr. Herman Lewis Waters, Jr. ters will be conducted at 10:30 for many years. During her years Miguel Tepedino of Lake City. A.M. on Saturday May 17, 2014 in real estate she earned numer- In lieu of lowers the family asks Mr. Herman Lewis Waters, in the chapel of the Dees-Par- ous prestigious designations that donations be made to the Jr., age 61, of Lake City, passed rish Family Funeral Home with and forged lifelong friendships. American Diabetes Association away on Thursday afternoon Rev. Kenneth Edenield ofici- Mr. and Mrs. Horton moved to or Haven Hospice in her memory. May 8, 2014 at the Avalonating. The family will receive Lake City in 2009 to be close Healthcare and friends from 9:30-10:30 A.M. to their 3 precious grandchil- George F. “Jeff “ Le Clerc Rehabilitation (one hour prior to the services) dren. She loved playing games Center sur- at the chapel. Arrangements and enjoyed cooking. She was a Mr. George F. “Jeff “ Le Clerc, rounded by his are under the direction and lifelong collector of cookbooks. 75, passed away Friday; May 9, family after an care of the DEES-PARRISH Her true joy came from spend- 2014 at the Suwannee Valley extended ill- FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, ing time with her grandchildren. Care Center (Haven Hospice). ness. He was born in Rockmart, 458 S. Marion Ave., Lake City, She was preceded in death by He was born in Boston, Massa- GA on September 29, 1952 to 32025. The family will hold pri- chusetts to the late Frederick H. Herman Lewis, Sr. and Betty vate interment services at a later her parents Robert and Free- Brewer Waters. He lived most da Wilson Turner, her brother and Lillian E. [Langley] LeClerc date in the Taylorsville Cemetery, and had lived here in Columbia of his life in Lake City, having Taylorsville, Georgia. Please and conidant Ron Turner, her moved here in 1964 at the age brother in law Tom Greeno and County for the past 32 years. He sign the online guestbook at of 12. He was an avid isher- parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com precious niece Cindy Greeno was a kind and loving husband, man and loved his Chevy truck; Bartholomew, brother in law father, grand & great grandfa- he also loved to play bingo. Chuck Horton, beloved mother ther who will be dearly missed. Obituaries are paid advertise- He served in the United States ments. For details, call the Lake and father in law Jane “Mom” Survivors include his devoted Army and was of the Baptist Horton and Clyde E. Horton. wife of 30 years, Josephine A. Le- City Reporter’s classified depart- faith. His family would like to ment at 752-1293. 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER HEALTH WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

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COMP TIME nated. At the meeting, the board’s attorney Emergency vehicles: What to do Continued From 1A Hal A. Airth said he received a letter from Steele’s attorney asking that Steele From staff reports n Do not drive while n Identify an opening time payouts in 2013. Pra more than immediately be paid his earned “annual using headphones, head- in traffic, use signal, and doubled her $78,480 salary that year, and and comp leave,” totaling about $18,000. Each year in the U.S., sets, or other listening safely move as far right as Steele collected $36,395 in addition to But the board chose to wait until the thousands of motorists advices (exceptions, includ- possible his $71,427 salary in 2013. Pra resigned completion of an FDOT audit to address crash into emergency vehi- ing hearing aids, are listed n Stop completely in April, and Steele’s position was elimi- the matter. cles, including fire trucks, in Florida Statute 316.304) n Wait for the emergen- ambulances, and police n Pay attention to the cy vehicle to be a safe dis- cars. These crashes often road and do not text, email, tance ahead and pull back occur at intersections while or read while driving on the road an emergency vehicle is n Stay at least 500 feet running lights with/with- 2. For stopped vehicles: behind an emergency vehi- out sirens or while they are According to the Move cle running lights with/ parked on scene with lights Over Law: without sirens running. n On a multi-lane road- 4. Intersections: According to a report way, check for an opening, n Use extreme cau- from the National Fire use signals, and safely tion at intersections, as Protection Agency, more move to the opposite lane emergency vehicles may than 4,000 firefighter inju- of the emergency vehicles be approaching from any ries in 2012 occurred in and SLOW DOWN direction and may need to a motor vehicle accident, n If unable to move over turn across your lane while they were respond- or if on a two-lane roadway, Remember to imple- ing/returning from an acci- decrease speed to at least ment these tips and safe- dent. 20 mph below the posted ly share the road with the As such, Columbia speed limit first responders, as they County and Lifeguard put themselves in danger Ambulance Service would 3. Vehicles from behind: every day in responding like to remind motorists n Slow down and check to emergencies throughout of some tips in order to the surrounding traffic flow the community. safely share the road with emergency vehicles and personnel. DIABETES OR Safety Tips: PROSTATE CANCER? 1. Don’t drive distracted: n Remember to check Your sex life and erection can now survive surroundings and look in FREE book by doctor reveals what the drug rearview and side mirrors companies don't want you to know! SOSMP/Special to the Reporter n Turn down the music Dr. Kevin Hornsby, MD, will mail the irst 37 men that respond to this ad a free copy of his new thirty dollar book “A Doctor’s Guide to Erecile Purple Hatters a hit volume, as vehicles are now Dysfuncion.” He’s so sure this book will change your life he will even pay designed to be more sound- the postage and handling. If the popular pills don't work for you, regardless The Fritz jams last Friday on The Porch Stage at the Purple Hatters Ball in Live Oak at The of your age or medical history, you owe it to yourself and your lady to read proof making it difficult to this book now! Call Toll Free 800-777-1922 24-hrs. and leave your name Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. hear approaching sirens and address (only). 1BSPORTS

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COURTESY Columbia High’s baseball banquet was Thursday at Christ Central Ministries. Former coach Andy Bennett was guest speaker and gave a motivational speech for players and parents: If you have good character and build a name that you can be proud of, then success will come. Success in life can be measured in many ways, not just wins and losses. Varsity award winners (left to right) are: Levi Hollingsworth, Silver Slugger; Caleb Vaughn, Pitcher of the Year; Steven Rendel, Tiger Award; Dalton Mauldin, Golden Glove; Jared Scott, Coach’s Award.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Caleb Carswell makes a catch at practice.

COURTESY Columbia High baseball junior varsity award winners (left to right) are: Jonathan Hardin, Competition a plus Tiger Award; Brock Edge, Silver Slugger; Tyler Morgan, Pitcher of the Year; T.J. Price, in drills for Tigers Golden Glove.

By BRANDON FINLEY p.m. on May 24 in Lake team that Allen said has [email protected] City. made strides in his second Despite such a short spring. Three weeks is all coach- evaluation period, Allen said “He’s been a pleasant es get when it comes to that some of the returning presence for us,” Allen evaluating their teams for players have already estab- said. the upcoming season dur- lished themselves as lead- And Bell is joined by a ing spring football practice. ers for next year’s team. host of other players that Although the time is The biggest reason that are looking to make an short, Columbia head coach leaders have emerged — impact. Brian Allen said that the competition. “Caleb Carswell has had Tigers have already made “We’ve been competing a good spring and estab- an impression in a little every day, and that’s the lished himself as the go-to under two weeks. one thing that has been guy in the passing game,” Columbia has two prac- consistent,” Allen said. Allen said. “Latrell Williams tices left this week before “The main guys have come is a guy that we’re expect- taking the field at Memorial out and established them- ing to give us some help Stadium at 6 p.m. on Friday selves. Lonnie Underwood, as well. Lucas Bradley is for the annual Purple & Roger Cray, Zedrick Woods playing well at fullback and Gold game. have all done a good job.” our offense will go as our COURTESY After that, the Tigers will But it’s not just the start- fullback goes. Jessie Nolan Columbia High baseball Academic Award winners are (front row, from left) Jonathan round out the spring with ers from last year’s team returned to the program a game against Fort White that have been in leader- and he’s been solid.” Witchard (4.0 GPA), Lucas Bedenbaugh (3.7+), Alex Mitchell (3.7+) T.J. Price (3.7+) and High, another Columbia ship roles. Kamario Bell Of course, the Purple & Kaleb Thomas (4.0). Back row (from left) are Brock Edge (4.0) and Jake Bates (3.7+). Not County football team. That is a young player entering Gold will serve as another pictured are B.J. Wheeler (4.0), Witt Register (3.7+), Levi Hollingsworth (3.7+) and game will take place at 7 his second season with the evaluation point for CHS. Dalton Mauldin (3.7+). 2BSPORTS AGATE

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(Vargas 3-1), 2:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-0) at N.Y. Mets TELEVISION Chicago White Sox (Rienzo 3-0) at (Montero 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Oakland (Milone 1-3), 3:35 p.m. San Diego (Kennedy 2-4) at Cincinnati TV sports Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 1-3) at Seattle (Cueto 3-2), 7:10 p.m. (Maurer 1-1), 3:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Liriano 0-3) at Milwaukee Today Cleveland (Kluber 3-3) at Toronto (W.Peralta 4-2), 8:10 p.m. CYCLING (McGowan 2-1), 7:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hammel 4-1) at 5 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-0) at N.Y. Mets St. Louis (Wacha 2-3), 8:15 p.m. NBCSN — Tour of California, stage 4, (Montero 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Miami (Undecided) at L.A. Dodgers Monterey to Cambria, Calif. Boston (Peavy 1-1) at Minnesota (Maholm 1-3), 10:10 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Correia 1-4), 8:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games 1 p.m. Texas (Tepesch 0-0) at Houston San Diego at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Angels (Feldman 2-1), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. at Philadelphia or Detroit at Baltimore Thursday’s Games Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 1:45 p.m. (12:30 p.m.) Boston at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 7 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Miami at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. AUTO RACING TNT — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game 5, Brooklyn at Miami NL standings Sprint Cup leaders 9:30 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, conference East Division Points semifinals, game 5, Portland at W L Pct GB 1, Jeff Gordon, 394. 2, Matt Kenseth, San Antonio Atlanta 21 16 .568 — 379. 3, Kyle Busch, 373. 4, Dale Earnhardt NHL HOCKEY Washington 20 18 .526 1½ Jr., 368. 5, Carl Edwards, 367. 6, Joey COURTESY 7 p.m. Miami 20 19 .513 2 Logano, 346. 7, Jimmie Johnson, 340. 8, NBCSN — Playoffs, conference New York 18 19 .486 3 Ryan Newman, 332. 9, Greg Biffle, 328. 10, Shrine Club hold ’em semifinals, game 7, Montreal at Boston Philadelphia 17 19 .472 3½ Brian Vickers, 327. 9:30 p.m. Central Division 11, Brad Keselowski, 326. 12, Denny Lake City Shrine Club’s monthly Texas Hold ’em fundraiser was May 2. There were 25 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference W L Pct GB Hamlin, 318. 13, Kyle Larson, 318. 14, semifinals, game 6, Anaheim at Milwaukee 24 14 .632 — Austin Dillon, 306. 15, Kevin Harvick, 302. participants and the club raised $615. The top four players split a $1,100 prize fund, each Los Angeles St. Louis 19 20 .487 5½ 16, Kasey Kahne, 294. 17, A J Allmendinger, taking home $275. Winners were Steve Simpson, first; (clockwise from lower left) SOCCER Cincinnati 17 19 .472 6 293. 18, Paul Menard, 292. 19, Marcos Ron Durham, second; Bobby Brownell, third; Ray Hodges, fourth. 2:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 16 21 .432 7½ Ambrose, 288. 20, Clint Bowyer, 282. FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Chicago 13 24 .351 10½ Money championship, Sevilla vs. Benfica, at Turin, West Division 1, Dale Earnhardt Jr., $2,929,528. Italy W L Pct GB 2, Brad Keselowski, $2,709,316. 3, Jeff San Francisco 25 14 .641 — Gordon, $2,623,139. 4, Denny Hamlin, Colorado 23 17 .575 2½ $2,495,965. 5, Joey Logano, $2,454,659. 6, BASKETBALL Los Angeles 21 19 .525 4½ Jimmie Johnson, $2,252,119. 7, Kyle Busch, San Diego 18 21 .462 7 $2,247,499. 8, Matt Kenseth, $2,169,063. NBA playoffs Arizona 15 26 .366 11 9, Kevin Harvick, $2,135,681. 10, Greg Today’s Games Biffle, $1,942,423. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS L.A. Angels (Richards 3-0) at 11, Paul Menard, $1,914,977. 12, Austin Monday Philadelphia (Burnett 2-2), 1:05 p.m. Dillon, $1,843,209. 13, Brian Vickers, Miami 102, Brooklyn 96, Miami leads Colorado (Chacin 0-1) at Kansas City $1,780,278. 14, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., series 3-1 (Vargas 3-1), 2:10 p.m. $1,769,678. 15, Kyle Larson, $1,733,193. Portland 103, San Antonio 92, San Washington (Fister 0-1) at Arizona 16, Carl Edwards, $1,729,663. 17, Tony Stewart, $1,724,871. 18, Clint Bowyer, Antonio leads series 3-1 (McCarthy 1-6), 3:40 p.m. $1,695,234. 19, Jamie McMurray, Tuesday Atlanta (Teheran 2-2) at San Francisco (Bumgarner 4-3), 3:45 p.m. $1,685,112. 20, Aric Almirola, $1,650,914. Washington at Indiana (n) L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City (n) Today Brooklyn at Miami, 7 p.m. DIABETES OR Portland at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Thursday PROSTATE CANCER? x-Indiana at Washington, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. 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Lake City Reporter Classifieds dial-a-pro Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Reporter Service Directory 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details Court of the 3rd Judicial Circuit in Columbia County Emergency Man- submission. In accordance with Rule STATE OF FLORIDA age Tank Section, Florida Depart- and for Columbia County, Florida agement will be holding our annual 62-625.510 (2)(c), F.A.C., this public DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON- ment of Environmental Protection wherein BANK OF AMERICA, pre-hurricane season meeting on notice comment period will end thir- MENTAL PROTECTION (FDEP), Northeast District, 8800 N.A. was the Plaintiff and JENNI- Thursday, May 22, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. ty (30) days from the date of publica- NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY Baymeadows Way West, Suite 100, Lawn & Landscape Service FER ANNE PASCHALL AKA This meeting will be held in the tion. ACTION Jacksonville, Florida 32256, JENNIFER A GASKINS AKA JEN- Emergency Operations Center, 263 Any interested person may request a The Florida Department of Environ- [email protected]. NIFER GRIZZARD, ET AL., the NW Lake City Avenue. Invited to public hearing concerning this pro- mental Protection (FDEP) gives no- Peeler/Dotson Lawn Care Defendant(s), I will sell to the high- this meeting are the Columbia Coun- posed pretreatment program. Such a tice that it proposes to approve a No 05545035 Lawn Mowing & Maintenance est and best bidder for cash, begin- ty Board of County Commissioners, public hearing is for informational Further Action Proposal with Engi- May 14, 2014 Free estimates ning at 11:00 a.m. at the Columbia Columbia County School Board purposes only. The request for public neering and Institutional Controls 288-7821 or 984-7650 County Courthouse, 173 NE Hernan- members, the Superintendent of hearing must be filed with the De- and issue a Site Rehabilitation Com- do Ave., Lake City, FL 32055 n the Schools, Columbia County Sheriff, partment within 30 days of the publi- pletion Order with controls for a pe- Job 4 day of June, 2014, the following Property Appraiser, Supervisor of cation of this notice. Persons request- troleum contaminated site. The Flor- 100 Opportunities Legal described property as set forth in said Elections, Clerk of Court and the ing a public hearing must state their ida Department of Transportation Final Judgment: City of Lake City Council. interest in the matter and state rea- District Two (FDOT) is seeking this 05544898 LOT 1, BLOCK 2, QUAIL The purpose of this meeting is to dis- sons why such a hearing is warrant- order in reference to FDEP Site ID # EMPLOYMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HEIGHTS, A SUBDIVISION, AS cuss the upcoming hurricane season ed. A public hearing will be held if 8519194, Portion of its Lake City OPPORTUNITY THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN PER PLAT THEREOF, RECORD- forecasts, protective actions that can there is significant public interest. District Office Property (Portion of AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE(S) be taken and more. For more infor- Send comments or requests for pub- the Property), 1109 South Marion COLUMBIA COUNTY FLORIDA 104, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS mation please contact the Columbia lic hearing to the attention of Ms. Street, Lake City, Florida, and in- Columbia County is accepting CIVIL DIVISION OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLOR- County Emergency Management Of- Sharon L. Sawicki, P.E., at the ad- tends to impose an institutional con- applications for General CASE NO.: 13000348CAAXMX IDA fice at (386) 758-1125 ext. 2 or dress at the top of this notice. trol to restrict exposure to contami- Laborer, Public Works. Min. CENLAR FSB ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- shayne_morgan@columbiacountyfla. nation in the following manner: (1) Experience: Completion of the Plaintiff, TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM com. 05545030 there shall be no use of the ground- eighth grade & one-year JOSE ALVARADO, et al THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER May 14, 2014 water on that Portion of the Property; experience performing manual Defendants. THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER , 05544958 (2) there shall be no drilling for wa- labor; or combination of training NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS May 11, 14, 18 & 21, 2014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD ter conducted on that Portion of the & experience. Valid FL driver s SALE PENDENS, MUST FILE A CLAIM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Property nor shall any wells be in- license required. Salary: $8.67 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AF- Notice is hereby given per Florida IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- stalled on that Portion of the Proper- per hr. plus benefits. Successful suant to a Summary Final Judgment TER THE SALE. Statue 98.075: TY, FLORIDA ty other than monitoring wells pre- applicants must pass of foreclosure dated April 29, 2014, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED PROP- approved in writing by any applica- pre-employment physical, and entered in Case NO. TIES ACT: If you are a person with LINDA L DAVIS ERTY HELD BY PERSONAL ble regulatory agency including, 830 SW BOBCAT DR REPRESENTATIVE criminal history check and drug 13000348CAAXMX of the Circuit a disability who needs any accom- without limitation, FDEP s Division screening. Applications may be Court of the THIRD Judicial Circuit modation in order to participate in FT WHITE FL 32038 The undersigned Clerk of the Circuit of Waste Management (DWM), the in and for COLUMBIA COUNTY, Court gives notice that the following obtained online at this proceeding, you are entitled, at Division of Water Resource Manage- www.columbiacountyfla.com or Florida, wherein CENLAR FSB, is no cost to you, to the provision of is potentially ineligible to be regis- described property is held by the ment, and the Suwannee Water Man- Plaintiff, and JOSE ALVARADO et certain assistance. Please contact tered to vote. Please respond within Clerk of Court pursuant to F.S. agement District; (3) there shall be the Human Resources Office, al are Defendants, the clerk will sell Carrina Cooper, Court Administra- 30 days of publication of this notice 733.816: no stormwater swales, stormwater Board of County to the highest and best bidder for tion at 173 NE Hernando Avenue, by contacting the Supervisor of Elec- Case no. 92-116-CP; The Estate of detention or retention facilities or Commissioners, 135 NE cash, beginning at 11AM at CO- Room 408, Lake City, Florida tions Office at the address or phone Robert Ray Church, Jr. deceased. ditches on that portion of the Proper- Hernando, #203, Lake City, FL LUMBIA County Courthouse, 173 32055, 386-758-2163 at least 7 days number below. If no response is re- Robert Church, III, Personal Repre- ty; (4) for any dewatering activities, 32055, (386) 719-2025, TDD NE Hernando Avenue, 3rd Floor, before your scheduled court appear- ceived within 30 days of this publi- sentative; Michael Church and Mi- a plan approved by FDEP s DWM 758-2139. Deadline for Lake City, FL 32055, in accordance ance, or immediately upon receiving cation, it may result in determination chelle Church, beneficiaries. must be in place to address and en- applications: 05/16/2014. with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, on this notification if the time before the of ineligibility by the supervisor and $7,002.46. sure the appropriate handling, treat- AA/EEO/ADA/VP Employer. the 21st day of May, 2014, the fol- scheduled appearance is less than 7 removal of the registered voter s Case no. 94-169-CP; The Estate of ment, and disposal of any extracted lowing described property as set days; if you are hearing or voice im- name from the statewide voter regis- Cecil G. Crawford, deceased. Ca- groundwater.; and (5) the area of soil forth in said Summary Final Judg- paired, call 711. tration system. tharine Crawford Young, Personal contamination on the Portion of the 05545056 ment, to wit: May 1, 2014 Representative. Jimmie Crawford, Property shall be permanently cov- SECTION 28: Commence at the in- Clerk, Circuit Court Published one time in the Lake City Larry Clive Clemmons and Regina ered and maintained with a minimum tersection of the West line of the /s/ B. Scippio Reporter Lee Raulerson, Beneficiaries. of two (2) feet of clean and unconta- Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Deputy Clerk Elizabeth "Liz" P. Horne $878.28 minated soil. Quarter of Section 28, Township 4 Columbia County Supervisor of Case no. 00-35-CP; The Estate of Complete copies of the No Further South, Range 16 East, Columbia 05544945 Elections Martha May Kemp, deceased. Edith Action Proposal, the draft Institu- County, Florida with the South right- May 14, 21, 2014 971 W. Duval Street, Suite 102 Shackelford, Personal Representa- tional Control, and the FDEP s pre- of-way line of County Road C-242, Lake City, FL 32055 tive. Robert E. Stahl, Beneficiary. liminary evaluation are available for Lake City’s only full service said intersection also being the Point IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (386) 758-1026 $13,336.88. public inspection during normal hotel seeks the following: of Beginning; thence run along and COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA Case no. 03-205-CP; The Estate of business hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. w Security Guard with said Southern right-of-way line PROBATE DIVISION 05545013 Floyd W. Davis, deceased. Donna Monday through Friday, except legal F/T 11pm-7am a field measured bearing and dis- File No. 14000113CPAXMX May 14, 2014 Lindboe, Personal Representative. holidays at the FDEP address below. Division Probate $625.36. w Maintenance Person tance of N 89 deg. 51 minutes 01 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at State and local governments with ju- P/T weekends seconds E 561.09 feet (Deed bearing IN RE: ESTATE OF Columbia County Housing Authority Case no. 11-34-CP; The Estate of risdiction over the property subject and distances of N 89 deg. 57 mi- ROBERT R. KLOPP (CCHA), 498 SW Juniper Way, Joan C. Merette, deceased. Joyce to the Institutional Control, real w Front Dest Agent nutes 05 seconds E 561.66 feet) to a Deceased. Lake City, FL 32025. In accordance Choiniere, Personal Representative. property owner(s) of any property P/T PM Shift point, thence a field measured bear- NOTICE TO CREDITORS with U.S. Department of Housing Norman Joseph Merette (deceased). subject to the Institutional Control, w Night Auditor ing and distance of S 0 deg. 24 mi- The administration of the estate of and Urban Development require- Beneficiary. $802.46. and residents of any property subject F/T 11pm-7am nutes 43 seconds E 466.28 feet Robert R. Klopp, deceased, whose ments, the CCHA will conduct a Case no. 11-182-CP; The Estate of to the Institutional Control have 30 w Room Attendant (Deed Bearing S 0 deg. 17 minutes date of death was March 2, 2014, is public hearing to receive comments Hobart I. Steele II, deceased. Eddie days from publication of this notice P/T Weekends 15 E) to a point, thence S 89 deg. 48 pending in the Circuit Court for Co- concerning its Annual Plan. The Anderson, Personal Representative. to provide comments to the FDEP. Apply Mon-Fri 12-5pm minutes 10 seconds W 561.86 feet to lumbia County, Florida, Probate Di- meeting will take place on Monday, $26,420.37. Such comments must be sent to Ms. 213 SW Commerce Dr. a point on the Western boundary of vision, the address of which is Pro- June 30, 2014 at 4:00 pm at the of- Case no. 12-197-CP; The Estate of Lynal N. DeFalco, Regulated Stor- EOE/DFWP. the Northwest bate Division, 173 NE Hernando fice located at above address. Cop- Marva Hartopp, deceased. Barbara Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Avenue, Lake City, Florida 32055. ies of the plan are available for re- Frampton, Personal Representative. thence N 0 deg. 19 minutes 00 sec- The names and addresses of the per- view and inspection at the above ad- Susan Day, Beneficiary. $1625.13. onds W 46.46 feet to a point, thence sonal representative and the personal dress during regular business hours. This property may be claimed by N 89 deg. 46 minutes 38 seconds W representative's attorney are set forth Any person wishing to comment on contacting the Columbia County 245.17 feet (Deed bearing N 89 deg. below. the Plan may file his or her com- Clerk of Court at 386.758.1049. 03 minutes 30 seconds) to a point, All creditors of the decedent and oth- ments in writing at the address above WITNESS my hand and seal of the thence N 0 deg. 21 minutes 04 sec- er persons having claims or demands no later than 3:30 pm, June 30, 2014 court this 30th day of April, 2014. onds W 175.00 feet to a point, thence against decedent's estate on whom a or attend the Public Hearing. A dis- P. DEWITT CASON Sitel… S 89 deg. 46 minutes 38 seconds W copy of this notice is required to be cussion will also take place regard- CLERK OF COURT 245.17 feet to a point on the Western served must file their claims with ing flat rent changes. Please note that BY /s/ P.A. Perry boundary of the Northwest Quarter this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 498 SW Juniper Way is a handicap- Deputy Clerk of said Section, thence along and 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF ped accessible building. with said Western boundary a field THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 05544886 “New measured bearing and distance of N THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- 05545045 May 14, 2014 A great 0 deg. 19 minutes 00 seconds W TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF May 14, 2014 June 18, 2014 Compensation A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON 245.28 feet (Deed bearing N 0 deg. PUBLIC NOTICE 19 minutes 00 seconds W) to the THEM. Plan All other creditors of the decedent Department of Environmental Pro- Point of Beginning. tection place to Any person claiming an interest in and other persons having claims or Increased Starting demands against decedent's estate Domestic Wastewater Section the surplus funds from the sale, if Mail Station # 3540 any, other than the property owner as must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE 2600 Blair Stone Road Wages” of the date of the lis pendens must Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400 file a claim within 60 days after the DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- ’ work! (850) 245-8605 sale. TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR AP- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- PROVAL OF A PRETREATMENT lished Monthly by the 1152 SW Business Point Dr. • Lake City, FL 32025 TIES ACT: If you are a person with IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Pub FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF PROGRAM MODIFICATION a disability who needs any accom- In accordance with the provisions of Lake City Reporter Apply online @ www.sitel.com modation in order to participate in THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Chapter 62-625, Florida Administra- this proceeding, you are entitled, at tive Code (F.A.C.), the City of Lake no cost to you, to the provision of NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, City has developed and submitted for certain assistance. Please contact approval by the Florida Department Carrina Cooper, Court Administra- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Adoptions COLONIAL LIFE is seeking B2B sales reps. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE of Environmental Protection (DEP), ______Commissions average $56K+/yr. Training & leads. tion at 173 NE Hernando Avenue, a pretreatment program modification Room 408, Lake City, Florida DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH Devoted, Affectionate, Professional couple will help Sales experience required, LA&H license preferred. Call IS BARRED. for its wastewater facility (WWF), 32055, 386-758-2163 at least 7 days consisting of revisions to the City s you, unconditionally love. Hands on with your baby. Jessica at 904-562-9527. before your scheduled court appear- The date of first publication of this notice is May 7, 2014. sewer use ordinance. DEP has made Maintain contact. Allowed expenses paid. Doug & Liz ______ance, or immediately upon receiving a preliminary determination that this this notification if the time before the Personal Representative: 866-777-9344 - Susan Stockman- FL # 0342521 25 DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW! Learn to /s/ Linda Klopp pretreatment program modification scheduled appearance is less than 7 meets the requirements of Rules 62- ______drive for Werner Enterprises! Earn $750 per week! No days; if you are hearing or voice im- 1250 SW Jafus Ave. Lake City, Florida 32024 625.500(4) and 62-625.540, F.A.C. Are you pregnant? A childless loving married couple experience needed! Local CDL Training. Job ready in 15 paired, call 711. The requirements found in those Dated at Lake City, COLUMBIA Attorney for Personal Representa- seeks to adopt. Will be hand on mom/dad. Financial days! 1-888-368-1964 tive: rules are designed to assure a pre- COUNTY, Florida, this 1st day of treatment program which will (a) security. Expenses paid. Dawn & Domenick 1(855)985- ______May, 2014. /s/ Gwen D. Bloom 4592. Adam Sklar #0150789 ATTN: Drivers! $$$ Top Pay $$$ Be a Name, Not Gwen D. Bloom, Esq. prevent the introduction of pollutants P. Dewitt Cason into WWFs which will interfere with ______a Number Quality Home Time! BCBS + Pet & Rider Clerk of said Circuit Court Attorney Florida Bar Number: 880530 their operation, including the use or Business Opportunities Orientation Sign On Bonus CDL-A Req 877-258-8782 By: /s/ P.A. Perry disposal of residuals; (b) prevent the As Deputy Clerk Gwen D. Bloom, P.A. ______www.ad-drivers.com 1180 Spring Centre South Blvd. introduction of pollutant into WWFs Suite 310 which will pass through the treat- OWN YOUR own Medical Alert Company. Be the 1st ______05544910 ment works or be otherwise incom- May 7, 14, 2014 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 and Only Distributor in your area! Unlimited $ return. Miscellaneous Telephone: (407) 682-3390 patible; and (c) improve opportuni- Small investment required. Call toll free 1-844-225- ______ties to recycle and reclaim municipal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fax: (407) 682-3185 1200. Miss Sunshine Pop Star Music Pageant 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND E-Mail: [email protected] and industrial wastewaters and resid- FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Secondary E-Mail: uals. ______Hey Girls! Here’s Your Chance. Win $5,000 Cash, a FLORIDA [email protected] The pretreatment program modifica- Educational Services Recording Contract, and Many More Prizes! 18+ Only GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- tion document is available for in- ______- Call (904) 246-8222 - CypressRecords.com SION spection and/or copying at the ad- 05544800 AIRLINE CAREERS begin here - Get FAA approved CASE NO. 14000034CAAXMX May 7, 14, 2014 dress listed below: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Department of Environmental Pro- Aviation Maintenance Technician training. Housing PLAINTIFF, tection and Financial Aid for qualifi ed students. Job placement Domestic Wastewater Section, MS# VS. assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance 877- JENNIFER ANNE PASCHALL 3540 AKA JENNIFER A GASKINS 2600 Blair Stone Road 741-9260 www.FixJets.com AKA JENNIFER GRIZZARD, ET Tallahassee, Florida 3239-2400 ______AL., City of Lake City Help Wanted DEFENDANT(S). City Hall NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 205 North Marion Avenue ______SALE Lake City, Florida 32055 Experienced OTR Flatbed Drivers earn 50 up to 55 cpm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Interested persons are encouraged to loaded. $1000 sign on to Qualifi ed drivers. Home most suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- submit written comments on the sub- weekends. Call: 843-266-3731 / www.bulldoghiway.com sure dated April 29, 2014 and en- mission. All written comments sub- tered in Case No. mitted in a timely manner will be EOE Week of May 12, 2014 14000034CAAXMX in the Circuit considered by DEP in the decision ______on whether or not to approve the Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 5B Job Job Business & 100 Opportunities 100 Opportunities 430 Garage Sales 750 Office Rentals 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale NEED CLASS "A" CDL drivers, MOVING SALE! 1250 NW OAKBRIDGE OFFICE Daniel Crapps Agency Century 21 Darby Rogers 05544969 ($14.00/hr) to start, Delivering Eadie Street, US 90 W, then veer Complex Professional Office 755-5110 Spectacular 2 story, 752-6575 MLS86971 Quality EMPLOYMENT produce in the local area. 2 yrs. right on Eadie. Sat 5/17, 8am-? Available 725 SE Baya Dr 4BR/3BA w/3430 sqft, screened features, 2 FP, hardwood floors, OPPORTUNITY min. exp. in a Tractor/Trailer. Furn, jewelry and lots more! Call 752-4820 pool 1 ac plus basement. Lg FP & wet bar, staircase to Columbia County Columbia County is accepting Must have Reasonable 7 yr MVR, MLS86337 oversized M.BR. $280,000 and be proficient at maintaining PUBLISHER'S NOTE applications for Equipment Just reduced, 4BR/3.5BA 3398 Poole Realty David Mincey Operator II - Public Works. logs. Must be able to lift up to 70 All Yard Sale Ads 805 Lots for Sale lbs and be able to stand, bend, Must be Pre-Paid. H/C sqft. Formal LR & DR. 2 car 590-0157 3BR/3BA brick on 4 Position s primary responsibility garage MLS86363 Call gorgeous ac pasture, fenced is skilled work in the operation stoop and able to push or pull a Coldwell Banker-Bishop Realty loaded pallet jack. Benefits include Susan Holton Eagle 623-6612 MLS86981 $149,000 of all types of automotive MLS866398 Sandy Harrison Daniel Crapps Agency vehicles and mobile motorized 401-K, Profit Sharing, Medical & 697-5114 Homesite, Hunter Ridge 55+ Community! 2BR/2BA equipment. Light maintenance Dental.Must live in or around the 440 Miscellaneous S/D, 2.8 ac, no flooding, great Remax Taylor Goes 344-7662 1340sqft screened in porch, office of vehicles and equipment Starke area. Contact place to build $29,000 MLS86396 4BR/2BA on 22.9 built in $69,000 MLS86982 operated. Operates or drives a [email protected] DARK BLUE acres, numerous upgrades, FP & Remax Pam Beauchamp for additional info or Pick up ap- Land available as low as 2K per 386-303-2505 dump truck, participates in the glider/recliner acre. Possible owner financing. many extras to many to mention plications at 2222 N. Temple Ave, $369,000 loading and unloading of $100 OBO (386) 752-5035 ext 7 day 7-7 Century 21 Darby Rogers Unit 4 Any day till to 12:00pm 386-292-3927 materials. Minimum A Bar Sales, Inc Century 21 Darby Rogers 752-6575 MLS86989 3BR/2BA Experience: High School 752-6575 MLS86460 Brand new, completely remodeled, fenced Office Manager Position: Needed HANDI HOUSE BUILDINGS Coldwell Banker-Bishop, River education or G.E.D. preferred Immediately! 2 year degree; 4 lot, 3 lots sold together (2.9ac) never been lived in, move in yard, irrigation & landscaped. and two years experience in REPOS, REPOS, REPOS $110,000 years experience in office RENT TO OWN with River Frontage $150,000 condition $92,000 vehicle and or equipment management. Candidate must NO CREDIT CHECK MLS85480 Sherry Ratliff Century 21 Darby Rogers Remax Taylor Goes 344-7662 operation, or an equivalent possess skills in and knowledge of 365-8414 combination of training and 386-438-8020 752-6575 MLS86630 Beautifully MLS86990 Pristine condition the following: business & landscaped, master has 2 walk in 3BR/2BA brick, open floor plan, experience. Valid FL CDL Class bookkeeping, Payroll, Proof Daniel Crapps Agency B Drivers License required. Kenmore Dryer white 755-5110 Custom built 2762 sqft 2 closets. Perfect location. $159,000 2 car garage $165,900 reading, day to day office Works great looks good Salary: $10.02 per hr. plus management, ordering supplies, story, 2484 sqft hangar plus pool 5BR/2.5BA, 2 story beauty, fenced Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 benefits. Successful applicant $100 on 3.4 acres MLS85632 client scheduling, professional 386-292-3927 backyard. New wood floors, Charming 3BR/2BA on over 1/2 must pass pre-employment phone and interpersonal skills, Coldwell Banker-Bishop Realty ceramic tile, granite countertops, acre, split floor plan, wood physicals, drug screening & computer competency to include MAUVE SWIVEL/ROCKER MLS86400 1/2 ac lot in 3Rivers, FP MLS86664 Paula Lawrence burning brick FP criminal history check. creation of Word documents and Living room chair Ft White, quite area, Great 386-623-1973 Hallmark Realty MLS86992 $123,500 Applications may be obtained at Excel spreadsheets. Knowledge of $50 OBO investment. Sandy Harrison the Human Resources Office Century 21 Darby Rogers Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 Medicaid and/or Behavioral 386-292-3927 697-5114 Country appeal on 2 ac of pasture, or online at Health a plus. Candidate must be 752-6575 MLS86677 Lavish www.columbiacountyfla.com NICE BIRDCAGE PUBLISHER'S NOTE masster suite, dream kitchen, 3BR/2BA with 2800 sq ft self-motivated, organized and MLS86998 $235,000 Board of County flexible as this position is highly 32”h x 22”w x 17”d All real estate advertising in this security system, may extras. Commissioners, 135 NE involved with all aspects and $50 OBO newspaper is subject to the fair $169,900 Coldwell Banker-Bishop, Hernando Ave., Suite 203. Lake programs within this 386-292-3927 housing act which makes it illegal MLS87002 Home in town, Family to advertise "any preference, Century 21 Darby Rogers City, FL 32055, (386) 719-2025, agency.$25,000 to $28,000 per 752-6575 MLS86705 well Rm & Living Room, screened Rm. TDD (386) 758-2139. Deadline year plus excellent benefits. limitation, or discrimination based Wellmaintained. Elaine Tolar Mobile Homes on race, color, religion, sex, maintained, perfect for first time or for receiving applications: Please email resume to: 630 for Rent retired, all brick $64,900 365-1548 5/23/2014 Columbia County is [email protected] or fax to disability, familial status or nation- al origin; or any intention to make 344-0433 an AA/EEO/ADA/VP 386-754-9017. 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. Brick home w/HWY Frontage, Remax Sandy Kishton Employer. Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer such preference, limitation or may qualify for Commercial use. MLS87004 3BR/2BA, 1599 sqft, Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & discrimination." Familial status 3.67 ac. Great home/business split floor plan, LR & DR & StarTech Computer Center other locations 386-752-6422 includes children under the age of location MLS86773 Debbie King breakfast area, walk in shower 05544990 Now hiring Exp Techs. 18 living with parents or legal 386-365-3886 Hallmark Realty $142,000 custodians, pregnant women and Send resume to: 365-2821 Daniel Crapps Agency [email protected] Mobile Homes people securing custody of chil- Remax Jo Lytte 640 for Sale dren under the age of 18. This 2BR/2BA home in Eastside 755-5110 Family room w/ SunState FCU-Branch Manager newspaper will not knowingly Village, screened porch fireplace, Lg open kitchen, 2 Graphic Designer Seeking manager for our Lake 2008 14x70, 2 BED $19,900, accept any advertising for real es- MLS86785 $97,000 carports $90,000 MLS87011 SET UP & DELIVERED The Lake City Reporter needs a City area office. Management/ tate which is in violation of the Great starter home 3BR/1BA Denise Milligan-Bose Realty focused, hard-working Supervisory, financial institution 904-259-4663 law. Our readers are hereby in- 397-3313 2BR/2BA, open floor waynefriermacclenny.com 1008sqft in city, fenced in yard, individual to join its creative and credit evaluation exp REQ. formed that all dwellings adver- great landscape $67,500 plan, Lg front screened porch design team. Competitive Great pay and benefits! App REQ tised in this newspaper are availa- MLS86824 $52,000 MLS87026 BIGGEST SALE EVER Remax candidates should have a and avail at www.sunstatefcu.org. ble on an equal opportunity basis. Pam Beauchamp 386-303-2505 knowledge of Mac platforms Fax to 386-462-4686. DFWP, ALL HOMES 20 % OFF To complain of discrimination call Century 21 Darby Rogers and experience working with EOE w/Free Furniture Ends 5/20 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Coldwell Banker-Bishop, Custom 752-6575 MLS87033 located west CS6 design suite. Position will 904-259-4663 the toll free built 2 story brick on 5ac, side of town, inground pool, serve a unique role in designing TEACHERS waynefriermacclenny.com telephone number to the hearing 4BR/3BA, oversized garage garage finished into family room and creating components for our $8.71 - $11.07 hr impaired is 1-800-927-9275. MLS86828 $269,900. $205,900 expanding family of print Infant/Toddler (birth-3) BRAND NEW 28X80 4 BED Elaine Tolar 365-1548 Pre-school (ages 3-5) $59,900, 28X60 3 BED $49,900 New Home, 4BR/3BA w/2 car products, including newspaper Denise Milligan-Bose Realty garage. Well and septic=montly and magazine advertisements, as APPLY ONLINE at SET UP WITH NEW AC STEPS www.sv4cs.org AND SKIRTING 904-259-4663 810 Home for Sale 397-3313 2BR/2BA open floor, savings. 149K lease/option well as special product designs. eat in kitchen, glass Fla screen possible. (386) 752-5035 ext 3510 Email resume and several Or E-mail / fax resume to: waynefriermacclenny.com [email protected] Lovely 3BR/2BA brick home on 2 room w/2 car garage $99,000 7 day 7-7 A Bar Sales, Inc examples of your design work to acres. 152K financing/lease option MLS86841 Todd Wilson, Publisher, at Fax (386) 754-2220 Palm Harbor Homes end of year On golfcourse, nice 1800 sqft Call 754-2225 sale!! 3 retirement models MUST available by owner/broker. [email protected] (386) 752-5035 ext 7 day 7-7 Poole Realty, Ronnie Poole 3br/2ba, 2 car garage, enclosed EOE go. Save over $26k, homes from patio, $145,000 Must see! No phone calls. EOE A Bar Sales, Inc 208-3175 Custom LK home, 2900 the low 60's, this week only sq ft, 3BR/2.5BA, hardwood 386-752-3991 or 386-397-4550 WAREHOUSE plantcity.palmharbor.com or Coldwell Banker-Bishop, 4400 APPLY in person. floors, fully landscaped $359,500 05545039 800-622-2832 *Se habla espanol sqft, 2 story brick Colonial estate MLS86857 Farms & LOCAL COMPANY seeking 385 SW Arlington Blvd, on 2ac. city limits. MLS76111 F/T dependable employee Lake City, BPA Mobile Home $369,900 Mary Brown Hidden Jewel! 3BR/2BA on 5ac. 820 Acreage Pretty oak trees, front & back experienced in Excel, Data WELDER NEEDED 650 & Land Whitehurse 965-0887 1/2 acre lots; Owner financing Entry, typing and answering decks. Well kept & very clean. Hiring full time certified welder Santa Fe Riverfront 4BR/2.3BA $ 300 down; $ 77 per month multiple phone lines, and filing. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Realty MLS86859 Ron Feagle Deas Bullard/BKL Properties must be able to fit, measuring tape, 2670sqft 2 docks with 280 River 386-288-2901 Hallmark Realty Send Resume to: & dial caliper experience required. MLS85543 Sandy Harrison 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com [email protected] 697-5114 3BR/3BA MH on 5ac, frontage $599,000 MLS80374 Apply in person Grizzly Mfg Remax Pam Beauchamp Peaceful country living 3BR/2BA 174 NE Cortez Terrace Ft White, 11 x29 addition, 2 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. storage sheds, a must see. $89,900 386-303-2505 1938sqft 4.2 ac, spa tub, huge Lake City FL shower $214,000 MLS86874 Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd 05545046 Daniel Crapps Agency Owner Financing! NO DOWN! Local Company seeking Poole Realty 362-4539 755-5110 Deerwod Forest. Remax Pam Beauchamp experienced. 386-303-2505 $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. Medical Bank owned TWMH, 2400 sq ft 1 acre residential lot www.LandOwnerFinancing.com “Transportation/ 120 Employment 16x16 workshop, fenced yard. MLS80652 $7,500 2BR/2BA in town, features 2 extra Logistic Coordinator” MLS86349 $85,000 Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 rooms, fenced backyard, enclosed Commercial patio make this a cute home. Mininum qulifications: 05544729 Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 Cedar/stone home, 2 wood burning 830 Property * High School diploma Nurse practitioner FT or PT stone FP, 2 screened porches, so MLS86875 Teresa Spradley for busy internnal medicine DWMH on 5.5 ac, fenced, 386-365-8343 Hallmark Realty *2 years experience 3BR/2BA, uupgraded kitchen, much more. MLS80893 $284,900 COMMERCIAL DUPLEX *PC Knoledge - Microsoft office please call Nancy at space available, 90 West, 386-719-2540 for more info MLS86924 $109,000 Remax Taylor Goes 344-7662 MH Park- Est. income-producing and Web based TMS/WMS 26 ac park w/20 rental units & 2 Call Sandy Kishton, MLS82126 3BR/2BA on 1 ac, REMAX 386-344-0433 systems Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 well maintained, beautifully brick homes. MLS86887 Ginger Master's Level Clinician: Home on over 3ac, Hunters Ridge * Routing/Dispatch landscaped, Lg kitchen $122,900 Parker 386-365-2135 Century 21 Darby Rogers Fax resume to: 386-438-2080 Lake City, Live Oak, Trenton & S/D, 10 ceilings, formal dining & Hallmark Realty Jasper, Florida - FT/PT/ Coldwell Banker-Bishop, Spa- 752-6575 MLS86614 Has 3 lg EOE so much more. MLS86939 rooms for offices & Lg great Contractual Qualifications: $318,900 cious 3BR/2BA corner lot, great Remax Sandy Kishton 344-0433 MA/MS in Psychology or related rm, Fla rm. MLS84613 $124,900 MLS86895 Spacious home, great room, security system $250,000 BUSY OFFICE looking for full- field, with two years experience Mary Brown Whitehurst room, living & dining, kitchen time receptionist. Experience in Unfurnished Apt. 965-0887 upgraded $125,000 multi-line phone system, updating providing direct services. Licensed 710 For Rent Cars for Sale records, accounting and working eligible or registered intern Poole Realty, Irvin Dees Century 21 Darby Rogers 950 with the public. Computer skills preferred Salary: 38,000 – 43,000, $100 off 1st mo rent! 208-4276 3BR/2BA brick on 1 ac, 752-6575 MLS86923 3BR/2BA necessary. Fax resume at: visit us @ rhapa.com - 1985 Chrysler Fifth Ave. Strong 1, 2 & 3BR apts. Lg FP, family room $155,000 desirable neighborhood, many motor & transmission. 318 cu. in. 386-961-8802 Email resume to: MLS84778 upgrades, curb appeal $143,000 [email protected] $89 Deposit automatic. Antique, needs TLC Clerk wanted. P/T 3-4 evenings or fax (386) 754-9017. Pools, B-ball, gym & more! Just reduced, 3BR/2BA w/2 car Century 21 Darby Rogers First $800 Larry 386-438-8557 per week Apply in person. *FREE after school program garage, custom home on 3.38 ac. 752-6575 MLS86925 Country NO CALLS. Paraprofessional Family Windsong Apts Front & Back porch MLS84910 charm 3.16 ac good condition, lots Americas Best Value Inn Specialist: Columbia and Call Susan Holton Eagle of upgrades, bambo floors of Lake City 3835 W US Hwy 90 Suwannee Counties, Florida. Call for our low rent rates 386-758-8455 623-6612 Daniel Crapps Agency $135,000 Company has an opening for FT/PT/Contractual Qualifications: 3 years experience or Bachelor s 4BR, 4453 sqft. Lots of upgrades,. Remax Missy Zecher 623-0237 experienced Account Receivable Owner financing offered or lease Degree, $24,000 to $27,000 based 05544755 4BR, lake Jeffrey area, eat /Payable Clerk. Send reply to w/option to buy. MLS85144 Call n kitchen, separate dining, multiple Box 05115, C/O The Lake City on experience. Excellent benefits. Windsor Arms Apartments Email resume to: Under New Management Susan Holton Eagle 623-6612 living rm, roomy BR s Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, Lake Daniel Crapps Agency MLS86930 $235,900 City, FL, 32056 [email protected] or fax NOW LEASING EOE & Drug Free Workplace. (386) 754-9017. Lake City’s Premier Apartment Spacious & cozy 3BR/2BA Denise Milligan-Bose Realty Homes. 2BR, 1, 1.5, or 2BA, 1680sqft .71 ac, large kitchen, 397-3313 Lg 3BR/.2BA, 2 car Construction company looking Schools & Gated Community, Free 200 plenty of storage $64,900 garage, Lg screened porch, one for a full time experienced 240 Education Dish Network Channels, MLS85274 Remax owner home. MLS86944 $129,900 Redi-Mix Truck MECHANIC. Pool, W/D hookups, tankless Pam Beauchamp 386-303-2505 You may apply in person at 871 water heater, energy efficient Remax Sandy Kishton 344-0433 05544621 3BR/2BA on almost 6ac. Italian NW Guerdon Street and/or fax INTERESTED in a Medical appliances. Starting at $699/mo. MLS86951 4BR/2BA, 2495 sqft tile, Roman shades, master BR attached 1071sqft workshop plus resume to 386-755-9132. Career? Call (386) 754-1800 w/tray ceiling, custom cabinets. DFW/EOE 1900 sqft hangar $329,000 Express Training offers courses ’ MLS85587 Janet Creel CUSTOMER SERVICE/ Sales, for beginners & exp CLEAN SPACIOUS 2/1 second 386-719-0382 Hallmark Realty Daniel Crapps Agency base ++ comm., business to busi- story 1600 sf, privacy 8 mi to VA 755-5110 Well maintained Nursing Assistant, $499 near Moore Rd. No dogs $600 mo Daniel Crapps Agency 3BR/2BA MFG home, w/ ness. Auto Parts Apply in person. 755-5110 Deerwod Forest. 385 SW Arlington Blvd, LC BPA next class- 5/19/2014 $1500 move-in 386.961.9181 Fireplace, screened porch, Lg eat in kitchen, Lg family room MLS86956 $79,000 Focus group members in Phlebotomy national certifica- UPDATED APT, & living room MLS85755 Columbia County area wanted to tion, $800 next class- 6/2/2014 w/tile floors/fresh paint. $128,000 Poole Realty, William Golightly discuss issues on real legal cases in Great area. Remax Jo Lytte 365-2821 590-6881 Stunning 130 ac estate North Florida. Paid for your time. LPN TBD 386-752-9626 Cute & affordable 3BR/2BA, dbl on Sante Fe, 4 dwellings, home For information please call Dana, garage, Lg screened porch 3450 sq ft, 4BR/4BA two story M-F, at 1-800-654-4659. $30.00 Fees incl. books, supplies, exam Furnished Apts. MLS85832 $105,000 $1,495,000 MLS86957 Full-time legal secretary for high fees. Call 386-755-4401 or Century 21 Darby Rogers expresstrainingservices.com 720 For Rent Remax Jo Lytte 365-2821 volume attorneys office/ legal 3BR/2BA on 9.37 ac. Great master 752-6575 MLS86966 3BR/2BA experience required. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, modular, fenced backyard, open Sands, Columbia. All furnished. suite, wood burning FP. Email to [email protected] or MLS85844 $183,000 floor plan, oversized master walk fax resume to (386)719-4430 Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. in closet. $139,000 Pets & Supplies Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Coldwell Banker-Bishop, Sherry Help Needed, General 310 $145, 2 persons $155. weekly Ratliff 365-8414. Eastside Village Century 21 Darby Rogers Maintenance, yard work. Good ATTENTION 386-752-5808 2BR/2BA, Fireplace, Fla Rm, 752-6575 MLS86967 Brick on 5 references & clean driving record. LEO s, EMS $79,900 MLS85853 ac, outside town, conveniently Email Bryant @ [email protected] & Public Servants: STUDIO APT. FOR RENT Great location on 90, 2400sqft, located $144,000 Ichetucknee Springs State Park www.reichenbachkennel.com All utilities included & Cable, drive thru convenient store w/ Poole Realty, Nelda Hatcher OPS Seasonal Positions $500 month + $300 sec. deposit. offices and reception $149,000 688-8067 Victorian, historic Beg. 5/16/2014 – Ends 9/4/2014 KITTENS FREE to good home Call 386-697-9950 MLS86272 Remax Pam registry, fenced, upgraded, move Various positions- min wage 2 males & 2 females. Litter trained Beauchamp 386-303-2505 in ready $149,000 MLS86969 State of Florida Application - weaned, multi colored Unfurnished necessary 386-438-8557 730 Home For Rent Call Mon-Fri 8:00-4:00 PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-497-4690 3BR/1BA w/CH/A, Located in the Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs country. Credit check required. Janitorial Help wanted in Lake and cats being sold to be at least 8 $600. mo. $600 Deposit City. P/T must have exp. & be de- weeks old and have a health No Pets!! 386-752-3225 pendable. Call Jim 386-269-2028 certificate from a licensed veterinarian documenting they or Rayan 386-227-4205 Brick 3br/2ba Large yard, garage, have mandatory shots and are CH/A. No Pets. 101 SW Licensed Electrician Needed free from intestinal and external Must have 7 yrs experience as Hummingbird Glen. $1000 mo + parasites. Many species of wild- $900 dep. Call 386-365-8543 electrician, a good attitude, and be life must be licensed by Florida self-motivated. References are Fish and Wildlife. If you are required. Please send resume and For Rent/Sale. Lease w/option, unsure, contact the local owner financing. 3BR/1BA, 1200 references to office for information. 1985 Chrysler Fifth Ave. [email protected]. sft. CH&A. Close to VA & Strong motor & transmission, Shands. 1st & Sec $850/mo MACHINIST NEEDED Putnam St., LC Call 954-559-0872 318 cu. in., automatic, good Metal shop machinist needed 420 Wanted to Buy chrome, no rust, antique. must have some machine shop ON LAKE Jeffery 3BR/2BA, $800 exp. CNC exp. helpful K&H TIMBER secluded and private, unattached Apply in person We Buy Pine Hardwood & office, carport & storage. W/D. Grizzly Mfg, 174 NE Cortez Cypress. Large or small tracts. Smoke free. No pets. $1000/mo Call Lake City Fl Call 386-288-6875. 1st+last. 386-397-5131 386-438-8557 6BSPORTS

6B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2014 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 GAMES GOLF REPORTS

Thursday n Fort White High football Red & Black Players Blitz tie game, 5:30 p.m. Friday n Columbia High The Players Blitz teamed COUNTRY CLUB football Purple & Gold local golfers with a pro at LAKE CITY game, 6 p.m. partner playing in the third round of The Players Ed Goff BRIEFS Championship. The A flight ended in a ners were Scott Kishton on tie between Terry Hunter/ Nos. 5 and 7 and Keen on GOLF Lee Westwood and Ken Nos. 15 and 17. Kiwanis Charity Radcliffe/Sergio Garcia at Paul fattened his take +12. Mike Jacobs (+9) had with three skins; Hunter tourney Friday the best individual score. had two and Charlie The Lake City Kiwanis Mike Yacovelli/Sergio Timmons, Steve Peters, Charity Golf Tournament Garcia finished first in B Mehl and Keen had one is Friday at The Country flight with +14, two points each. COURTESY Club at Lake City. ahead of Ron Bennett/Gary The LGA Ringer match The Richardson Community Center/Annie Mattox North USSSA 11th-grade Wolves won the Registration and lunch Woodland. Eddy Brown had ended in a three-way tie Sunshine State Games championship. Team members are mascot Mikel Morgan (front). begin at 11:30 a.m. with the best individual score at the top among Gloria Second row (from left) are Kelvin Jonas, Deangelo Perry, Jordan Coppock, Derontay Levy a shotgun start at 1 p.m. with +7. Rowley, Faye Warren and Timmy Rogers pocketed Roberta Whitaker at 31. and Nate Jacobs. Third row (from left) are head coach Mardel Jackson, assistant coach Cost is $60 per player. Chris Carrodine, Eli Thomas, Darrell Jones, Dilan Hall, Mareo Robinson, S.L. McCall, Hole sponsorships are three skins; Hunter had Dottie Rogers and Suzi two, including an eagle. Davis tied for fourth with Terry Cooper and assistant coach Tony Johnson. Not pictured are Lee Peterson and $50. K.T. Timmons. For details, call Norbie Players with one skin 32. Ronsonet Jr. at 752-2180. included Radcliffe, with Nicole Ste-Marie and an eagle, Brown, Randy Ann Bormolini split the Sommers, Jerry Smith and chip-in pot. Branford High Bob Randall. In the first of three Good booster tourney Dennis Crawford logged Old Boys contests, the team Sunshine State a hole-in-one on No. 7 with of Don Christensen, Bob The Branford High a 7 iron. Despite carrying a Sonntag, Rhea Hart and School Booster Club scratch handicap over most Jim Bell took a 6-4 win over is sponsoring a golf of his 30 years of golf, it was the team of Jerry West, Jim hoops champs tournament at Quail Crawford’s first ace. McGriff, Bobby Simmons Heights Country Club Mike Jacobs topped the and Paul Davis. on Saturday. Format is A fight of Wednesday’s blitz Match 2 was a bit lop- From staff reports The 11th-grade Wolves Jones, 16, against the three-person scramble with +11, three points up on sided when the four- defeated two teams from Griffins. with an 8:30 a.m. Jordan Hale, Joe Paul and some of Ed Snow, Monty The Richardson Ocala on Sunday’s final The 11-grade team won shotgun start. Entry fee Mike Gough,who were in a Montgomery, Emerson Community Center/Annie day. The Wolves crushed last year in the 10th-grade is $50 per person. Hole three-way tie for second. Darst and Tom Elmore beat Mattox North USSSA Ocala Heat, 71-39, in the division. sponsorship is $100 and Ron Bennett won B the foursome of Rob Brown, 11th-grade and 7th-grade championship game, but The 7th-grade Wolves there is a team/hole flight with +9 over John Dave Cannon, Jim Stevens Wolves won Sunshine it was the semifinal game went 4-1 in the tourna- sponsorship for $250. Raulerson, Mickey Willcox and Nick Whitehurst by a State Games champion- that showed the team’s ment, defeating the Ocala For details, call Kenny and Don Combs in another 7-3 count. ships over the weekend in mettle. Falcons in the champion- Burt Jr. at 984-7700. three-way tie for second. The week’s final match Gainesville. In the semifinal game, ship game, 66-62. Skins winners were Lynn went to the team of Joe The two Lake City teams the Wolves trailed the Results follow with YOUTH SOCCER Smith, Dennis Crawford, Persons, Howard Whitaker, produced three Most Ocala Rising Stars by 11 leading scorers: Jerry West, Jerry Smith, Bill Rogers and Dan Valuable Players and four points, 38-27. A tenacious n Championship: Registration for Steve Patterson, Paul, Stephens over the team of others who were selected man-to-man defense set Wolves 66, Falcons 62; summer open Gough and Willcox. Dennis Hendershot, Merle to their respective all-tour- the tone for the second- Smith 26, Jones, 12, Jermal The threesome of Carl Hibbard, Stan Woolbert nament teams. half comeback and the Myhand, 11; Columbia Youth Ste-Marie, Curtis Mixon and Shelton Keen, 5-2. Jordan Coppock and Wolves escaped, 57-56. n Game 4l: Gainesville Soccer Association’s and Mike Boris won the West went sub-par Darrell Jones were named Leading scorers for the Stampede 53, Wolves summer recreation Thursday PM Scramble with a round of 36-34-70 co-MVPs for the 11th- Wolves were Coppock, 27, 47; Smith, 17, Jones, 13, online registration at by a stroke over two other for medalist honors. Risk grade tournament and Dilan Hall, 13, and Jones, Myhand, 9; www.cysa.com continues teams. (35-40-75) was the closest Doreyon Taylor was named 11. Leading scorers against n Game 3: Wolves 57, through Saturday. Cost is The trio of Casey pursuer. Also on the top MVP for the 7th-grade the Heat were Jones, 23, Thunderstruck 52; Smith, $75 per child. Clemons, Pete Skantos and tier were Snow (38-39-77), tournament. Hall, 15, and Coppock, 12. 17, Jones, 11, Willie For details, e-mail Roger Whiteside split pot Woolbert (40-38-78) and Mareo Robinson and In Saturday’s games, Jernigan, 9; [email protected]. hole money. Montgomery (39-39-79). Kelvin Jonas joined the Wolves beat the Heat, n Game 2: Wolves 66, Joe Paul (+10) edged Davis took front nine play Coppock and Jones on 50-27, and the Orlando Alachua Raiders 41; Jones USSSA BASKETBALL Dave Mehl by a point for with 37 over Steven’s 38. the 11th-grade all-tourna- Griffins, 58-44. 19, Smith, 15, Darrell 7th-grade team first place in Sunday’s blitz. Christensen and Darst ment team, while Jordan Leading scorers were Brown, 10; The other money spots went had 37 on the back nine. Smith and T.J. Jones joined Hall, 13, Jones, 12, and n Game 1: Wolves 66, fundraiser event to Bob Wheary, Shelton The Kiwanis Charity Golf Taylor on the 7th-grade Robinson, 10, against the Falcons 54; Smith 27, The RCC/AMN 7th- Keen, Terry Hunter and Tournament is Friday. The all-tournament team. Heat, and Hall, 17, and Jones 22. Grade USSSA Dell Sanders. course will be closed from basketball team has an Closest to the pin win- 12:30-5:30 p.m. alumni basketball fundraiser planned for 6 p.m. June 6 at Richardson Community Ace for Poultney Center. The 7th grade team will play during the fundraiser. The team is A big congratulation this QUAIL HEIGHTS raising funds to attend week to George Poultney COUNTRY CLUB the state and national for making a hole-in-one on Nicki Newmans tournaments during the No. 15. month of June. Any Monday’s Top of the Hill donations would be winners were Jack Tuggle Bob McGraw, Tim Tortorice appreciated. taking first place with a +5, and Smithy with one each. For details, call followed by Ronnie Ash in Closest to the pin Nicole Smith at 754-7095. second with a +4, and Bob winners were Larry Boone McGraw and Tim Tortorice on No. 5, McGraw on SUMMER RECREATION tying for third place with Nos. 11 and 15, and Smithy +3. on No. 17. Columbia County The Wednesday Blitz was Thursday Twilight summer camps a very close race, with Rick league match results are COURTESY Cahill taking first at +6, Frog as followed: Phillip Russell The Richardson Community Center/Annie Mattox North USSSA 7th-grade Wolves won the Columbia County Niewisch in second with a and Luther Huffman Sunshine State Games championship. Team members are Ahmad Williams (front row left) Recreation Department +5 and Keith Denmark in won their match, break- registration for its third with a +4. ing even in points; Todd and Kylen Callum. Back row (from left) are Kelvin Jonas, coach Ryan Bell, Darrell Brown, summer day camp is Skin winners were Joe Carter and Tiara Carter T.J. Jones, Mac Miller, Jordan Smith, Jermal Myhand, Willie Jernigan, Doreyon Taylor, underway from 7:30 a.m. Herring, Mike Kahlich, Rick tied with Bill Ryan and De’ondre Cray and coach Jamal Brown. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays at Cahill and Jim Munns. Ken Kellam; Steve Nail and Richardson Community Closest to the pin win- Carleigh Jacobs won with a Center. Camp dates are ners were Randy Heavrin -2; Hugh Sherrill and Jerry June 9 to Aug. 8 and on No. 3, Tony Kent on Snowberger won with a +7; open to girls and boys Nos. 5 and 11, Cahill on No. Bob McGraw and Carole ages 6-13. Cost is $250. 15 and Herring on No. 17. McGraw won with a +5; Space is limited to 50 The Wednesday Scramble George Poultney and Jeff registrants and a $25 winning team members White won with a +4; C.J. discount will be given were Todd Carter, Mike Bradford and Tracy Spears for those who sign up by Anderson and Brady tied with Janice Miles and Friday. Sibling discounts Anderson. Second-place Keith Hudson; David Ross also are available. team members were Mike and Voncile Kahlich won For details, call Mario Kahlich, Tony Johnson and with a +3; Nathan Allen and Coppock at 754-7095. Rick Hawn. Nicki Martin won with a The scramble pot rolled +1. Registration for over again. The Branford High Friday Dogfight winner Booster Club’s annual tour- Lake City camps with a +3 was Ronnie Ash. nament is Saturday. Format Taking second place was is a three-person scramble Lake City Recreation Gerald Smithy with +2, and with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun Department’s summer in third was Joe Herring start. Entry fee of $50 registration for its Girls with a +1. includes cart, greens fee, Club and Boys Club at Skin winners were lunch and a prize. Teen Town is underway. Herring with three, Ash Call the pro shop at Participants must be with two, and Bob Jaeger, 752-3339 for information. 6 years old, having completed the first grade, to 13 years old. Cost is PGA Tour leaders 9. Zach Johnson 1,137 $2,290,587 $250 for each camp and 10. Jim Furyk 1,099 $2,839,637 COURTESY limited space will be on Rank Player Points YTD Money 11. Matt Every 1,051 $2,102,826 Sunshine State Games 11th-grade tournament co-MVPs Jordan Coppock (left) and 1. Jimmy Walker 2,141 $4,538,071 12. Webb Simpson 1,001 $2,118,756 a first come/first served 13. Ryan Moore 995 $2,245,980 Darrell Jones receive their award from co-tournament director Phillip Knight. basis. 2. Bubba Watson 1,858 $4,557,079 3. Matt Kuchar 1,488 $3,256,440 14. Kevin Stadler 936 $1,931,352 For details, call Terri 4. Patrick Reed 1,364 $3,038,426 15. John Senden 926 $1,800,164 Phillips at 719-5840. 5. Dustin Johnson 1,345 $3,368,150 16. Kevin Na 914 $1,734,628 6. Jordan Spieth 1,308 $3,171,423 17. Will MacKenzie 880 $1,782,250 n From staff reports 7. Harris English 1,290 $2,569,772 18. Martin Kaymer 871 $2,274,657 8. Chris Kirk 1,252 $2,408,893 19. Seung-Yul Noh 854 $1,703,173