Windows on the World Offense Means Jail for Clerk Teen Informant Helps State Enforcers with Underage Sales Case

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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM More bogus money passed locally the hands of cashiers, according In one inci- when a Lake City woman alleg- in the McDonald’s drive-thru, but Woman arrested after to Lake City Police Department dent, an uniden- edly tried to pass a counterfeit when she suspected employees allegedly passing fake and Columbia County Sheriff’s tified, women $50 at McDonald’s, 491 SW Main knew the bill was fake, she left $50 bill at restaurant. Office offense reports. paid for her Blvd. the vehicle in which she was From May 18 through May 21, food with a fake Officer Greg Register went to riding. By DEREK GILLIAM city police reported four incidents $100 bill and McDonald’s after an employee Alvin Bradley Jr., the driver of [email protected] of fake money passed at gas sta- $50 bill at Stake called police because the coun- the vehicle, stayed and waited for tions and fast-food restaurants. n’ Shake, 170 terfeit detector pen indicated the police. He denied knowing about Moreland An influx of bogus bills contin- According to the reports, the SW Commerce $50 bill was fake, according to the fake money and paid the res- ues to pester local merchants as suspects paid with a $10 bill, a Blvd. LCPD’s arrest report. taurant back the $45 Moreland seven times in the past two weeks $20 bill, two $50 bills and one The more recent instances Jenney Juanita Moreland, 32, counterfeit money ended up in $100 bill. of fake money started Monday allegedly tried to pass the $50 bill FAKES continued on 3A Second Windows on the world offense means jail for clerk Teen informant helps state enforcers with underage sales case.

By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected]

A clerk at the One Stop Chevron store at 3828 U.S. 441 sold alcohol to the same 16-year-old girl for the second time in 22 days, according to an arrest affidavit from the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. N i l e s h Jayantial Patel, 53, of Marianna, faces a charge of selling alco- Patel holic beverages to a person under the age of 21, according to the affidavit. As part of their compliance check program, agents with the division had a 16-year-old girl go into the store Tuesday as an undercover informant and try to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter buy alcohol. Fort White Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Carol Barnett assists her students Wednesday as they work on a project using iPads. More The girl went to the back of the than 20 iPads and a charging cart were purchased partly with teachers’ bonuses, which they donated to help expand Project SCOPE (Stopping store and picked out a 23.5 ounce the Cycle of Poverty through Education). Pictured are Emily Quinones (from left), 10; John Miller, 9; Wesley Asmus, 10; Hannah Hodge, 10; and can of Four Loco, an alcoholic Barnett. energy drink. When the girl went to pay for the drink, Patel asked to see the iPads help kids reach beyond their small town girl’s driver’s license. Despite the license having a birth year of At Fort White Elementary School teach- said school principal Wanda Conner. “What 1996, Patel sold her the drink. Fort White Elementary ers are taking advantage of the Apple iPad better way to explain than to put an iPad in Patel sold alcohol to the same teachers donate bonuses to create exciting lesson plans for the third- their hands?” undercover informant on May 6 and fourth-grade students using Keynote, Rural areas tend to be isolated and and was given a notice to appear, to advance Project SCOPE. GarageBand and Pages. In October, the lacking in a wide array of cultural activi- division officials said. Samantha school purchased 24 iPads and a charging ties, said Mary Anne Gilmer, the school’s Stratton, public information offi- By AMANDA WILLIAMSON cart to begin Project SCOPE (Stopping technology teacher. When the school first cer for the division, said Patel was [email protected] the Cycle of Poverty through Education). started researching Project SCOPE, they placed into a pre-trial interven- Another 24 iPads and charging cart arrived surveyed a group of students to discover tion program by the Third Circuit FORT WHITE at the school this month, waiting to be pro- that of those interviewed only a couple had State Attorney’s Office on May 20 ant elementary students to grammed and placed in classrooms for next left the small town of Fort White over the for the May 6 offense. create a podcast about com- year. weekend, she said. Alcoholic Beverage and munity issues surrounding “We don’t have the opportunity or the According to Gilmer, technology like the Tobacco agents then arrested the Town of Fort White? ability to show these kids that they can Patel Tuesday and took him to There’s an app for that. do something other than work on a farm,” IPADS continued on 3A the Columbia County Dentention W Facility in lieu of $1,000 bond. Pregnancy Care Center raises $50,000 with banquet, program

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

The Pregnancy Care Center raised more than $50,000 during the organization’s fourth annual fundraising banquet Tuesday night. The event was held at Christ Central Ministries and drew an estimated 400 people to the banquet and 700 to the program where award-winning gospel singer and author Sandi Patty ESTA EBERHARDT/Special to the Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter was the guest speaker. Multiple Grammy and Dove award-winning gospel singer Patty spoke about how Sandi Patty speaks about adoption following the Pregnancy Washing for funds adoption has touched her Care Center’s fundraising banquet Tuesday night. life and also sang several Florida Gateway College student Katelyn Greer, 19, scrubs the windshield of a Chevrolet songs. said Judy Welch, Pregnancy of our clients, who had Malibu Wednesday during a car wash fundraiser for the FGC Student Government “It was a wonderful eve- Care Center director of Association. The organization is planning a trip to Orlando on July 13 for the American ning and very touching,” development. “We had one BANQUET continued on 6A Student Government Association Conference for training new officers.

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LOS ANGELES os Angeles County Daily Scripture Sheriff’s detectives are investigating Justin Bieber for reckless driving after “But from everlasting to ever- witnesses — including lasting the Lord’s love is with Lformer NFL star Keyshawn Johnson — complained about the pop-star’s those who fear him, and his alleged freeway speeds in their gated righteousness with their chil- community in north Los Angeles County. dren’s children — with those At about 8 p.m. Monday, Bieber who keep his covenant and allegedly drove his white Ferrari at freeway speeds in what is a 25 mph remember to obey his zone, Sheriff’s spokesman Steve precepts.” Whitmore said. — Psalm 103:17-18 Johnson was outside with his 3- AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter “ year-old daughter who was preparing to get into a small electric car when Published writers honored Lake City Reporter Bieber zoomed by. 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Lytle and two other band mem- CORRECTION A limited-edition hand-bound book Comets bass player bers quit in 1955 over a money dis- signed by Starr will be available in pute and formed a new band called The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Marshall Lytle dies December. The Jodimars. He would also later items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please NEW PORT RICHEY — Marshall join a Comets reunion band. n Associated Press call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run in this space. And thanks for reading. AROUND FLORIDA State drug test ruling issued TALLAHASSEE — A U.S. Appeals court says Gov. Rick Scott’s state employee drug testing program went too far, but so did a lower court order tossing it out completely. The 11th Circuit Court sent the case back to the U.S. District Court on Wednesday, saying some of the 85,000 employees that would have been subjected AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter to the testing program can be tested. Shining success But Scott’s order would Columbia County Career and Adult Education ESL parent violate the constitutional educator and assessment assistant Brenda Acevedo (second rights of most of the others. from left) was recognized by the Columbia County School The court said it was Board for being selected by ACE Florida as a Sunshine Scott’s responsibility to identify those who can be Success Story. Shown with her are Superintendent of Schools legally tested, such as law Terry Huddleston, Career and Adult Education coordinator officers who carry guns or Mary Keen and School Board Chairman Steve Nelson. people who operate large vehicles. and obtaining a driver’s Life “had direct knowledge But it also said that license. of previous hazing activities Scott’s rationale to have ... and did little or nothing an office clerk submit to a Bethune-Cookman to discipline the activity, urine test was not justified. thus sending a message to hazing suit filed students that the anti-hazing policy was not enforced More foster DAYTONA BEACH — by the university,” accord- A wrongful death lawsuit ing to the lawsuit. parents sought claims Bethune-Cookman TALLAHASEE University failed to stop — Florida child welfare fraternity hazing that led Lightning strike officials say they have to the death of a Marching kills woman recruited nearly 1,200 new Wildcat band member. foster parents in the past Marcus Thomas, a BELLEAIR BEACH — fiscal year. sophomore on a marching Authorities say a woman Department of Children band scholarship, died in has died after being struck and Families Secretary February 2012 when the by lightning on a Tampa David Wilkins said the car in which he was riding Bay-area beach. recruitment goal is part of crashed into a utility pole in The Pinellas County a statewide effort to not Daytona Beach. Sheriff’s Office says Phyllis only increase the quantity In a lawsuit filed in Kalinowski of Brandon of foster parents, but to Volusia County Circuit was visiting Belleair Beach find more qualified ones, Court, Thomas’ mother with a friend Tuesday as well. says hazing by members evening. The women Wilkins made a plea of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia separated shortly before a Tuesday for more foster Fraternity of America sub- heavy thunderstorm rolled parents as part of National jected her son, the car’s through the area. Foster Care Month. driver and other pledges to After the storm, Dawn The agency also suc- sleep deprivation. Ryskoskis of Brandon cessfully championed for a The lawsuit says the returned to the area where new law that grants foster car’s driver fell asleep, she last saw Kalinowski. parents the authority to leading to the fatal crash. According to the sheriff’s make decisions without Everyone else in the car office, Ryskoskis found going through caseworkers survived. Kalinowski lying on the The university and the beach near the shoreline. or courts about things like then-coordinator of Greek attending summer camps n Associated Press 3A

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 3A Delayed May Day festival on for Saturday at stadium

By TONY BRITT Children Sonny’s barbecue baked [email protected] 5 years beans, potato chips and tea. old and City and county employ- Celebrations often com- younger ees will get free admission memorate extraordinary will be and lunch, courtesy of the activities. admitted Richardson Community This weekend, the free. The Center/Annie Mattox Park Columbia County event was North board of directors. Recreation Department is Coppock originally “We’re hosting a commu- giving residents an oppor- s c h e d - nitywide event to bring the tunity to celebrate commu- uled for May 4, but was community together for an nity unity and the services postponed because of opportunity to fellowship, provided by city and county inclement weather. socialize and participate in workers with a community “The gates will open at games and activities for celebration. 9 a.m. and we’ll be serving children,” Coppock said. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The City/County lunch to the participants “This year our main focus Fourth-grade teacher Carol Barnett looks over a project that Dillon Blake, 10, and Jennifer Employee Appreciation and city and county employ- is to recognize the accom- Lemmon, 10, did on Falling Water State Park using their school-supplied iPad. May Day event will take ees beginning at 11:30 plishments of the city and place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., a.m.,” said Mario Coppock, county employees for their Saturday at Memorial county recreation director. dedication and hard work IPADS: New technology aids learning Stadium. Admission is The lunch consists of during the storms of last Continued From Page 1A $5, which includes lunch. hamburgers, hot dogs, year.” iPad brings culture direct- Wednesday. use technology in the class- ly to the children. Conner said she hopes room, and I coach them “I’ve been here 27 years, the school will expand iPad through the process.” FAKES: More bogus bills reported and a lot of the boys and use into fifth grade next Next year, the teachers girls that I have now are year with the second set who worked with Blanton Continued From Page 1A children of the students of iPads. The new tablets will train the new teachers, I had years ago,” Gilmer were purchased using and Blanton will be able to had left with. Smith told deputies the She told them she found said. “But they’re still donations and teacher step aside. As she’s trained Police caught Moreland man dropped the fake it while counting Friday’s caught in that cycle of recognition money. One teachers in new technol- at the corner of Long Street money and she picked it deposits. poverty — low-income was donated by the Fort ogy, Blanton found that andVirginia Terrace. They up, the report said. On Tuesday, a store families, free and reduced White Community Thrift it was hard for schools to found on her $45 and a In another incident, clerk at the B&B store, lunch. We’re teaching Store, 10 were purchased continously work with the glass pipe with a steel-wool sheriff’s deputies were 5735 SW State Road 247, their children, and they’re by the Parent-Teacher technology. pad stuffed in the end with called to the S&S Food called police after discov- still here. We’re hoping Organization and 11 were But so far, fourth-grade burns marks on it, the Store at 1000 SE Baya ering a counterfeit $10 through this program we purchased using teacher teacher Carol Barnett has arrest report said. Drive on Monday after a bill in the cash register on can show them that there’s recognition money. used the iPad for three Moreland faces charges man tried to pass a fake Tuesday. a way out of that.” Teacher recognition class projects. She used of passing a counterfeit $20 bill. Robin Douglas, the store Initially, SCOPE was money is intended to be GarageBand to create an bill, resisting an officer and According to the offense clerk, was unsure when intended to be a seamless bonuses for the teachers enhanced podcast on com- possessing narcotic equip- report, the man picked out the fake bill was passed at transition between elemen- as a result of being an A munity concerns, such as ment, the arrest report a four-pack of beer and tried the store. tary school, middle school school, but the faculty pollution, crime and recy- said. to pay with the fake $20. The counterfeit bill was and high school. However, voted to use the funds on cling. The students then According to a CCSO Clerk Ruth Tillman “not proportional in size” funds were not available for expanding Project SCOPE. had to research how the offense report, another checked the $20 bill and to a regular bill, the offense the middle and high school “Teachers earn every issue affected Fort White Lake City woman was determined it was coun- report said. According in Fort White. Conner penny they’re paid and and how they could change arrested with two counterfeit. to the Tuesday offense decided to move forward more,” Conner said. “Their it. For the second project, terfeit $10 bills after The man caused a scene, report, the bill passed at with the project using Title generosity was overwhelm- they wrote their own trea- they found her in a sto- Tillman told deputies, and the S&S had similar char- I funds to acquire the initial ing. I really appreciated sure books and illustrated len Chevrolet truck early blamed the fake money on acteristics as the bill found set of iPads. what they did.” the stories. For the third Monday morning. the person he got it from, at the B&B. Fort White Elementary Professional project, they used Keynote Lola Vanessa Smith, the report said. Sgt. Ed Seifert, CCSO is the first public school Development Consultant to create a presentation on 44, 203 NE Trinity Place, Tillman then gave the public information officer, in the district to purchase Lynn Blanton helped a Florida State Park. was arrested on an active counterfeit bill back to the said U.S. currency has iPads to be used for Conner put a sustainable “They’re more focused arrest warrant, according man due to his insistence, security measures built instructional purposes, and economical model for and willing to learn,” to the offense report. the report said. into it that merchants but last in the district to training teachers as the Barnett said. “I used to The man driving the Before deputies left the should receive training to get wireless Internet. project grows. teach high school, and my truck took off on foot after store, Tillman gave depu- identify. If a clerk notices Windstream Wireless “I consider myself the thing is the students have deputies stopped the vehi- ties another counterfeit a counterfeit bill, he or Internet was finally being coach,” she said. “I give the to be ready for the real cle at the intersection of $20 bill, but she didn’t she should contact law installed on the campus teachers ideas on how to world. It can start here.” U.S. 41 and Long Street. know when it was passed. enforcement.

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OUR OPINION Texting law a start – but just barely

n signing into law HB 52, which makes texting while driving illegal in Florida, Gov. Rick Scott on Tuesday called the underpowered measure “the right way to start.” OHe is correct – but just barely. The watered down bill makes texting while driving a secondary offense, meaning you can’t be cited unless you commit another infraction first. What’s more, the fine is a mere $30 for a first offense, rising to $60 (plus three points on your license) for another offense within five years. In addition, authorities can only subpoena phone records to prove the offense if it involves an accident resulting in death or personal inury. Thank God for little things In another words, the law is all but unen- ately I seem to spend a girl hand groceries, one by one, forceable. lot of time watching little from her mother’s basket to the Still, as Scott said, It’s a start. things. clerk at the counter. And getting any kind of ban past Florida This morning it was Something in that exchange -- lawmakers, who had four times before said no, quail chicks. There were hand to hand, smile to smile, trust- eightL of them, with their mama and ing child to caring adult -- made me was quite an accomplishment. daddy, all scratching and pecking at profoundly happy. The concern all along was that a texting ban the bird seed on the ground outside There comes a point in life -- after would somehow infringe on Floridians’ per- my window. Sharon Randall you’ve lived long enough to suffer sonal freedoms. I sit at that window for hours, www.sharonrandall.com the loss of people you thought you’d The argument has no merit. pecking on a computer like Big Bird never lose -- that you begin to real- Your right to drive distracted ends where my in bifocals pecking at seed, pretend- lot, they’d be alone and they ize, in ways you never did before, bumper begins. ing to work while really just watch- deserve a better life than I can give that no one lives forever on this ing those chicks. them. Then I hang my head and go Earth. Texting behind the wheel puts everyone on I wish you could see them. home to watch birds. No one. Not even you. the road at risk. They look like little feathered Birds are easier to watch than It’s not a bad realization. Really, In 2014 legislators should give teeth to the watermelons, not much bigger than dogs. They never want to go home it’s a good thing to know. Like can- measure than purports to ban it. your thumb, doddering around on with you. And they don’t bark when dles on an altar or a porch light late two spindly legs. you leave. at night, it sheds just enough light I can’t get my fill of them. My favorite little things are little to make some things clearer and Twice a week or so, when my people. Grandchildren, for example. other things easier to bear. H I G H L I G H T S husband fills the feeders that hang Mine, in particular. I wish you could And then, pretty soon, you find from the pepper tree, he scatters see them. yourself spending a lot of time I N H I S T O R Y extra seed under the window to lure When I can’t watch them in per- watching little things -- birds and the birds a bit closer to my eyes. He son, I study photos and videos that babies and dogs and such, little says he does it to make it easier for their mamas are kind enough to pieces of life. In 1883, 12 people were trampled to death in a stam- the ground feeders to forage. send to me: Thank God for little things. pede sparked by a rumor that the recently opened Maybe so. But mostly he does it Randy, almost 3, reads a book They remind us that we are part Brooklyn Bridge was in danger of collapsing. for me. I like birds the way some to his baby brother. Charlotte, 20 of something bigger, more lasting, In 1911, the first Indy 500 took place at the women like jewelry. He likes to months, plays with a friend. Henry, more important than ourselves. Indianapolis Motor Speedway; the winner was Ray keep me well-supplied. one day younger than Charlotte, They make us smile. Harroun, who drove a Marmon Wasp for more than 6½ Birds are not the only small picks daisies for his mama. And 5- They give us hope. hours at an average speed of 74.6 mph and collected a things I watch. When I go to Trader month-old Wiley tries to eat his own They bring us peace. prize of $10,000. Joe’s (my favorite market and home foot. They sing an old song with a In 1913, the Treaty of London was signed, formally away from home), I stop by the pet I compare the images, early to two-word refrain that is new every ending the First Balkan War. (The Second Balkan War store to check out all the pups. recent, to see how much they’ve morning: Life persists. broke out the following month.) I wish you could see them. changed and grown. I pray daily for I love that song. We can sing it, In 1922, the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., Shelties, Labs, dachshunds, their health, their safety and their too. They will teach us to sing it was dedicated in a ceremony attended by President Yorkies. Some of them ignore me. parents. I keep watch over them with them, if we watch them. Warren G. Harding, Chief Justice William Howard Taft They won’t event sniff my hand. But long-distance until I can watch them Life persists. and Robert Todd Lincoln. there’s always one or two that will again up close. And so do we. give me a look that says, “OK, I’m I love watching them up close. ■ Associated Press ready, write a big check and let’s go But I like watching other little peo- home.” ple, too. All little people. ■ Sharon Randall can be contacted So I try to explain why I can’t Yesterday in the checkout line at at P.O. Box 777394, Henderson, NV Lake City Reporter take them home because I travel a Trader Joe’s, I watched a very little 89077. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Apple didn’t deserve a bruising for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ en. Carl Levin, one of pursuit of happiness more problem- ties by Community Newspapers Inc. those liberal politicians atic. 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In its innovative [email protected] lion worth of pork projects in the quest for profits, it served us all far stimulus, and yes, a few of those Todd Wilson, Publisher Editor more than any current senator or week about Apple paying no more would do some good, though not Robert Bridges, bunch of them I can think of. than it had to pay under the law. as much as alternative projects, Jim Barr, Associate Editor No wonder, then, that someone And it’s true: Company managers, and there would be lots of waste, Sue Brannon, Controller like this Democrat from Michigan benefiting from sanity and finding a according to an internal White is disgusted. Nothing generally infu- special, helpful deal in Ireland, did House memo revealed in The New Dink NeSmith, President riates neo-socialist curmudgeons not go out of their way to smother Yorker magazine after the deed was Tom Wood, Chairman of his ilk more than free enterprise the Internal Revenue Service with done. of the vigorous, corporate kind unrequired charitable giving. As for You may or may not be surprised expanding the reach of our lives. Levin’s outrage, it seems to have at Levin’s own pork contribution. They want a world devised by been at a level comparable to when He wanted to do a favor for LETTERS POLICY showoff politicians who then spend he asked the IRS to more closely General Motors, which happens Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ us into oblivion to pay for their fail- examine tax-exempt conservative to be headquartered in his state ures. ... groups prior to the agency’s untow- of Michigan. And so he helped ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 Conservatives cannot help ard interrogations becoming a arrange for the stimulus to include words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters observing that high, high, very national scandal. erasure of a $7 billion or more must be signed and include the writer’s name, address high corporate taxes mean higher It should be noted that Apple, tax liability, the kind of favor that and telephone number for verification. Writers can prices for consumers, lower pay which Levin insisted on investigat- could have helped Apple to a very have two for employees, fewer employees ing, is possibly the top corporate special bliss. I’d advise Apple to and lower returns to union pension set up headquarters in Michigan letters per month published. Letters and guest columns taxpayer in America, handing over funds and other investors. ... $6 billion to Uncle Sam last year. except that Levin is retiring from are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that Progressives ordinarily refuse That’s not so insignificant a contri- the Senate. of the Lake City Reporter. to acknowledge it, but overly high bution to the liberal project of fur- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL rates can result in less revenue than ther enlarging government as the ■ Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. lower taxes that lead to more wealth crucial answer to whatever ails us. creation and less tax avoidance. director of editorial policy for Scripps A consequence of that project is Howard newspapers and the editor of BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. Levin nevertheless was scath- BY EMAIL: [email protected] government doing some good, of dailies in El Paso, Texas, and Denver, ing in a congressional hearing last course, but too often making our is a columnist living in Colorado. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected]. May 30 Senior drivers An AARP Driver Safety Course for Seniors will be held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle Enrichment Center Reading Room, 628 SE Allison Court. Please bring a sack lunch or request a lunch at the center. Cost is $12 for AARP members, $14 for non-members. Certificate of completion is good for a discount on your automobile insurance for three years. Registration is required. To register, call (352) 333-3036. May 31 Summer program The Boys Club of Columbia County is accept- ing registrations for its AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter summer program. Boys and girls ages 6 to 14 are eli- CHS band members honored gible. The program will run from June 5 through Aug. Thirty-four students from Columbia High School were recognized during the School Board meeting on Tuesday. Of the 34, 16 students received ‘superior’ ratings 9 and offers a variety of for their performance at Florida Bandmasters Association Solo and Ensemble Performance Assessment, and 18 were selected for the North Florida Honor Band. activities, including sports, games arts and crafts and speial events. Cost is $265 have fish dinners for sale whole summer of excite- Summer camp of birth certificate, last should take a covered dish per child. For more infor- from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. The ment. Every day is packed Summer day camp will report card and insurance to share. Singers or musi- mation, call 752-4184. dinner is $6 for two Alaskan with physical fun that keeps be provided June 10 to 28 card required. Sponsored cians wanting to perform pollock filets, corn, baked kids active and working as and July 8 to 26 from 8 a.m. by the Ambassador and those with questions, Art reception beans, hush puppies, cole a team. For more informa- to12:30 p.m. Registration Leadership Council. For should call Allen or Brenda The community is invit- slaw and tarter sauce. Take tion or to get in the zone, will be held June 2, at 1:30 more information, call McCormick at (850) ed to a reception for John out or eat in. This will be call (386) 438-7752 or email at the Columbia County (386) 867-1601. 869-9977 or -9976. Rice, artist of the month, the final dinner sale until [email protected]. Public Library, 308 NW at the Gateway Art Gallery. September. Columbia Ave. Children in FAM Fest The reception will be from Meals delivery kindergarten to 12th grade June 1 The Haven Hospice FAM 5:30 to 7 p.m. The gallery is Camp registration The Ambassador are eligible. Middle and Gospel sing, supper Fest 2013, Fitness, Art and at 461 SW Main Blvd. Meet Registration is now open Leadership Council and high school students will Lee Worship Center Music Festival will take John and the other gallery for The Kids Zone sum- Shiloh Baptist Church shadow career choices. Church, 471 SE Magnolia place in Wilson Park down- artists while enjoying wine mer camp at Lake City will deliver meals on Breakfast and lunch will Drive in Lee, will have a town. Guests are invited and cheese, art and good Christian Academy. The Thursdays in June and July be provided. Registration potluck supper and gospel to participate in a 5K run/ fellowship. camp is for boys and girls to Columbia County seniors fee is $25. Hooked on sing in honor of Pastor walk, family-friendly art ages 5-14. The program will and disabled persons at no Phonics, math, science, Richard B. Sauls’ wife, activities and a classic car Fish dinner run June 10 to Aug. 16. cost. Delivery is first come, history, art and culture will Sharon Sauls’, birthday. show. Race check-in and Our Redeemer Lutheran We offer morning, after- first served. Register by be offered. Fifty slots are Supper will be at 6 p.m. registration will begin at 8 Church, 5056 SW State noon or all-day fun. Join us calling Dora Avery at (386) available on a first come, and the gospel sing will a.m. and the race starts at Road 47 in Lake City, will for a few days, weeks or a 243-8751. first served basis. Copies start at 7. Those attending 9 a.m. OBITUARIES

Michael Bowden William Ervin Stafford Creech, and Austyn Creech. Logan, Emma Logan and Carter Baptist Church, officiating. Vis- He is also survived by sev- Logan. Graveside funeral servic- itation will be from 5 to 7 P.M. Mr. Michael Bowden, resident William ‘Bill’ Ervin Stafford, 61, eral nieces and nephews. es will be conducted at 11 A.M. Friday, May 31, at GUERRY Obituaries are paid advertise- of Lake City, Florida, passed a loving husband, brother, son, Memorial service will be held Saturday, June 1, in the Mt. Car- FUNERAL HOME, 2659 S.W. ments. For details, call the Lake May 26, 2013. Michael, son father, grandfather, and a great Friday, May 31st at the Ameri- mel Cemetery with Rev. Richard Main Blvd., Lake City, Fla. City Reporter’s classified depart- of Columbus friend, passed can Legion on US 41 South Cason, Pastor of Mt. Carmel www.guerryfuneralhome.com ment at 752-1293. “Mr. Lum” away on May in Lake City at 6:30 p.m. and Florence 26th. In fond- Bowden was est memory, Winton William Walker born July 2, we celebrate 1956. Mr. his life that Mr. Winton William “Bill” Bowden pre- has forever Walker, age 77, of Lake City, cedes him in touched us all. Fla. died Tuesday, May 28, in death. He at- He was the son the Still Waters West Assisted tended Olivet of E.J. Stafford Living Facil- Dr. Robert J. Harvey Dr. Rameek McNair Baptist Church (deceased) and ity, Lake City, during his young- Grace Stafford. Fla. following a er years. Michael After leaving the long illness. He 752-2336 was a gradu- Army, he went to was a life long ate of Columbia High School work for the Columbia and Su- resident of Lake City. He was and was honorably discharged wannee County School Systems. the former owner of Wayside from the United States Army. He worked as a custodian for over Restaurant and Lounge, a former home builder and active We Strive to See You Today or Tomorrow! He was employed with the City 23 years. His hobbies included investor in other markets. He of Lake City for over 20 years. going to flea markets, racing, and was a member of the Mt. Car- Left to cherish memories: Sonja spending time with his family. mel Baptist Church and an Air Warren Bowden; stepson, Ian He was predeceased by his Force veteran of the Korean Benjamin; daughters, Krystal and beloved wife, Gloria Staf- War. He was preceded in death Mikesha; mother, Mrs. Florence ford; brother, Charles Stafford; Ask About by his parents, Winton Willard CareCredit Bowden; brothers, Glenel (Al- and grandson Cody Creech. Walker and Marion Augustus and other A Special Welcoming Gift For You donia), Larry (Charlene); sisters, He is survived by his two Mills Walker, his late wife, Rita financing Rosa (Johnny), Virginia, Vanes- sons, Rodney Creech of North M. Walker, his son, Mike Logan available We Are Offering: sa, Carolyn (Garry), and Sylvia Carolina and Shawn (Dani- (wac) and a brother, Jack Walker. He For Only (John); hosts of nieces, neph- elle) Creech of Wellborn, FL. is survived by his son, Raymond sv3OFT 4OUCHv)NITIAL%XAM ews, other relatives and friends. Bill is also survived by his broth- (Janis) Logan of Lake City, s0ANORAMIC8 2AY (ADA-00110) Funeral services for Michael er, Ricky (Charlette) Stafford of (ADA-00330) Fla.: One sister, Mary Emma s$IAGNOSIS (if needed) $ Bowden will be 1:00 p.m. Satur- St. Augustine, and sisters, Dar- Ellinwood of Lake City, Fla.: 00 Open The policy of our office is that the patient and any other person responsible for payment day, June 1, 2013 at Olivet Mis- lene (Bernie) Lane of Meigs, Two brothers, Jimmy Walker has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed for payment29 for any service,7ITH4HIS!D sionary Baptist Church. 901 NE GA; Debbie (Larry) Collins of of Riverview, Fla. and Eddy 6 Days examination, or treatment if performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to Davis Avenue. Lake City, FL. Lake City; and MaryAnn (Mike) Walker of Chicago, Ill.: Three A Week the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, examination or treatment. Rev. Ronald V. Walters, Pastor. Deloach also of Lake City. grandchildren, Brandy Womble, Family will receive friends from Bill is also survived by his loving Mike Logan and Ray Logan: 2%'5,!2,9s!3!6).'3/& 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 31, grandchildren, Michael Creech, Seven great-grandchildren, Lil- Mon. - Sat. COUPON #008 2013 at the funeral home. The Katelynn Creech, Shanelle ly Swan, Ellie Womble, Avery Church will be open to the com- Womble, Gage Logan, Kennedy Evening munity for viewing from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. Appointments 1788 S.W. Barnett Way- Hwy. 47 South Arrangements entrusted to Available www.theaspendentalgroup.com Combs Funeral Home. 292 NE Washing- ton Street. (386) 752-4366. Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. “The Caring Professionals” Daphne George Daphne George, 43 of Olus- tee, Fla. passed away May 22, 2013. She was the daughter of the late Lottie Broomfield Denson and James George. Survivors include 2 daughters, Jalesa and Joslyn. Grand- mother Ernestine Broomfield. 6 sisters: Tonni, Trivennie, Jamea, Hillary, Phillis, Keasia, 5 aunts: Annette, Willie Mae, Essie, Delores, Dorothy, 3 uncles: Freddie, David, Ervin, great uncles and aunts, a host of nieces, nephew, & cousins. Viewing Friday, May 31, 2013 at Oak Grove Baptist Church, Olustee from 6pm - 8pm. Fu- neral services will be June 1, 2013 at Emmanuel Church of God in Christ, Macclenny, Fla. Elder Joe Ruise Pastor. Of- ficiating Rev. Martae Telfair Smith. Toston-La’Fran’s Funeral Home, Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Lafrancis Walker. LFD 6A

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BANQUET: Pregnancy Care Center raises $50,000 at annual fundraiser Continued From Page 1A chosen life, and she brought her son and that was a big moment.” Welch said awards aren’t traditionally given during the banquet. “We really just celebrate life and this is a way for us to raise funds,” she said of the event. “The event really lets people know who the Pregnancy Care Center is. We do the fundraiser to spread the word. We brought in more than $50,000 for the evening and we’re thrilled. We really thank everyone who has donated their time and their money to us.” Donna Sandage, the center’s executive director, also addressed the audience during the event, speaking ABOVE: Pastor Shawn Johnson of Dowling Park served about the ministry dedicat- as master of ceremonies for the program following the ban- ed to helping women with unexpected pregnancies. quet. BELOW: Donna Sandage, executive director of the The Pregnancy Care Photos by ESTA EBERHARDT/Special to the Reporter Pregnancy Care Center, speaks about the organization’s ser- Center has provided ser- People attending the Pregnancy Care Center’s fundraising banquet at Christ Central vices during the program. vices in the area for approx- Ministries bow their heads in prayer before beginning their meal Tuesday evening. imately 28 years. The Pregnancy Care Center is a ing abortions,” Welch said. machine,” Welch said. Center, 399 SE Hernando nonprofit, faith-based orga- “All of our services are “That’s really what changes Ave., Lake City, FL 32025. nization that helps women free. This is our fundrais- lives because the mom and “The fundraiser is so with unexpected pregnan- ing event that helps us pro- dad see the baby and its important because we’re cies and has an office in vide free services for those heartbeat and that makes not government funded Lake City as well as Live who need them.” all they difference. When and we rely on people who Oak. The Pregnancy Care they see that they just love our ministry and who The center offers resourc- Center serves Columbia, decide they want to chose donate to us,” Welch said. es for caring for newborns, Hamilton, Suwannee, and life.” “Because of the fundraisers hosts parenting classes, Union counties. The cen- Anyone wishing to con- and donors, that’s how we provides sonogram, gives ters recorded 1,955 client tribute to the Pregnancy are able to give free servic- pregnancy tests and helps visits in 2012. Care Center can visit: www. es to everybody — includ- with adoption referrals. “We’re growing and friendsofpcc.com to make ing the ultrasounds. That’s “We are pro-life and help we’re trying to reach more donations or mail the dona- what keeps our ministry women who are consider- people with the ultrasound tions to Pregnancy Care going.”

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FILE Columbia High’s football team advanced to the third round of the playoffs in 2012 for the first time since 2003 making them one of the outstanding teams in boys sports during the 2012-13 school year. Banner year for boys CHS qualifies for playoffs in big three sports By BRANDON FINLEY problem in the district was [email protected] Wolfson High, which defeat- ed Columbia three times Columbia High’s boys including the district cham- sports programs look to be pionship to claim the title. in fine shape after the big Columbia was knocked out three sports all qualified of the playoffs in the Region for the playoffs this school 1-6A quarterfinal against year. Ridgeview High for the sec- It was a banner season for ond consecutive season. Columbia’s football team as Columbia’s baseball team the Tigers won the District made the playoffs in head 4-6A championship and fin- coach Jonathan Ulsh’s first ished the season with an season as the Tigers’ head 11-2 record. coach. Although Columbia The Tigers won two play- finished with a 6-22 record, off games, both at home, the Tigers were good when against Bartram Trail and they needed to be and that St. Augustine high schools was against District 4-6A before falling on the road at competition. FILE Navarre High in the third The Tigers qualified Columbia High’s basketball team made it to the playoffs for the second consecutive year as runner-up to Wolfson High in round of the playoffs. It was for the playoffs with a 3-2 District 4-6A. The Tigers were eliminated from the playoffs against Ridgeview High in the first round of the playoffs for the the first time the Tigers had win against Stanton Prep second consecutive year. reached the third round and finished as runner-up since 2003. in the district after falling Columbia’s basketball to Atlantic Coast High in team qualified for the play- the district championship offs as the District 4-6A game. Columbia finished runner-up after posting a the season with a first-round 16-7 record in the regular playoffs loss at Middleburg season. The Tigers’ only High.

FILE Columbia High’s boys baseball team finished as the District 4-6A runner-up during the 2013 season and advanced to the playoffs under first-year coach Jonathan Ulsh. The Tigers graduated only three seniors and look to be a contender for the district championship heading into next year with the core of the team returning. Columbia was eliminated from the playoffs in FILE a 5-3 loss at Middleburg High after qualifying for the playoffs. Columbia High’s Morris Marshall celebrates a win. Sensational Summer at Go to Scaffs.com or NorthFlorida.com or listen to Mix 94.3, Oldies 97.1 or 96.5 The Jet to find out how to WIN Theme park tickets - Smoker grill - Electric Scooter and many more prizes

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1 Miami 13 39 .250 18 ⁄2 Texas (49-8), 7 p.m. TELEVISION Central Division Game 4 — Michigan (50-11) vs. W L Pct GB Oklahoma (52-4), 9:30 p.m. TV sports St. Louis 34 17 .667 — Friday 1 Cincinnati 33 19 .635 1 ⁄2 Game 5 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 1 Today Pittsburgh 32 20 .615 2 ⁄2 2 winner, 7 p.m. 1 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Chicago 20 30 .400 13 ⁄2 Game 6 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 1 Noon Milwaukee 19 31 .380 14 ⁄2 4 winner, 9:30 p.m. ESPN2 — World Series, game 1, West Division Saturday Nebraska vs. Washington, at Oklahoma W L Pct GB Game 7 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 City Arizona 30 22 .577 — loser, Noon 2 p.m. Colorado 28 24 .538 2 Game 8 — Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 ESPN — World Series, game 2, San Francisco 28 24 .538 2 loser, 2:30 p.m. 1 Tennessee vs. Florida, at Oklahoma City San Diego 23 28 .451 6 ⁄2 Game 9 — Game 5 loser vs. Game 7 7 p.m. Los Angeles 22 28 .440 7 winner, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — World Series, game 3, Friday’s Games Game 10 — Game 6 loser vs. Game 8 Arizona St. vs. Texas, at Oklahoma City Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. winner, 9:30 p.m. 9 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. ESPN2 — World Series, game 4, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Michigan vs. Oklahoma, at Oklahoma N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. TENNIS City Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. GOLF San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. French Open seeds 9 a.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, Nordea Toronto at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Wednesday Masters, first round, at Stockholm Singles 2:30 p.m. Interleague schedule Men TGC — PGA Tour, the Memorial First Round COURTESY Tournament, first round, at Dublin, Ohio Today’s Games Janko Tipsarevic (8), Serbia, def. Nicolas MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Arizona (Miley 3-4) at Texas (D.Holland Mahut, France, 6-2, 7-6 (4), 6-1. Elite gymnasts 2:10 p.m. 4-2), 2:05 p.m. Benoit Paire (24), France, def. Marcos WGN — Chicago White Sox at Chicago White Sox (Peavy 6-2) at Baghdatis, Cyprus, 3-6, 7-6 (1), 6-4, 6-4. Bard Gymnastics team members competed at the 2013 AAU Spring State Championship at Chicago Cubs Chicago Cubs (Wood 4-3), 2:20 p.m. Second Round the Tampa Convention Center on April 27-28. Gymnasts who score a combined 35 or better David Ferrer (4), Spain, def. Albert 7 p.m. Seattle (F.Hernandez 5-4) at San Diego in floor, beam, bar and vault receive special ‘elite’ recognition and are presented a pin. MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Mets (Cashner 4-2), 3:40 p.m. Montanes, Spain, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3. at N.Y. Yankees or Boston at Philadelphia Oakland (Griffin 5-3) at San Francisco Marin Cilic (10), Croatia, def. Nick Bard team members who achieved elite are (front row, from left) Hailey Busch, NBA BASKETBALL (Zito 3-3), 3:45 p.m. Kyrgios, Australia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Anna Swisher, Emylee Schafer and Cameron Horton. Back row (from left) are Brandi Oliver, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (6), France, def. 8:30 p.m. Boston (Lester 6-1) at Philadelphia Leigh Wood, Aja Lewis, Katelyn Horton and Hannah Scott. TNT — Playoffs, conference finals, (Pettibone 3-0), 7:05 p.m. Jarkko Nieminen, Finland, 7-6 (6), 6-4, 6-3. game 5, Indiana at Miami Cincinnati (H.Bailey 3-3) at Cleveland Kevin Anderson (23), South Africa, TENNIS (Kazmir 2-2), 7:05 p.m. def. Evgeny Donskoy, Russia, 6-7 (8), 6-1, 5 a.m. Detroit (Fister 5-2) at Pittsburgh 7-5, 6-2. ESPN2 — French Open, second (Locke 5-1), 7:05 p.m. Women BRIEFS round, at Paris N.Y. Mets (Gee 2-6) at N.Y. Yankees First Round (Nuno 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Victoria Azarenka (3), Belarus, def. Washington (Haren 4-5) at Baltimore Elena Vesnina, Russia, 6-1, 6-4. CHS SOFTBALL BASKETBALL Petra Kvitova (7), Czech Republic, def. for all practices and at Memorial Stadium. (F.Garcia 1-2), 7:05 p.m. games. Register on line Activities include bounce Tampa Bay (M.Moore 8-0) at Miami Aravane Rezai, France, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. Lady Tigers NBA playoffs (Nolasco 3-5), 7:10 p.m. Maria Kirilenko (12), Russia, def. Nina at cysa.com, or at Brian’s houses, games, Toronto (Dickey 4-6) at Atlanta Bratchikova, Portugal, 6-0, 6-1. banquet today Sports on U.S. Highway 90 concessions, live Kaia Kanepi, Estonia, def. Klara CONFERENCE FINALS (Minor 6-2), 7:10 p.m. west. Registration at the entertainment, a D.J., and Zakopalova (23), Czech Republic, 7-6 Tuesday Milwaukee (Lohse 1-5) at Minnesota Columbia High’s state (3), 6-2. CYSA complex is adult men and women flag Indiana 99, Miami 92, series tied 2-2 (Walters 1-0), 8:10 p.m. championship softball Jamie Hampton, United States, def. 6-7:30 p.m. today and football games. There will Today Kansas City (Guthrie 5-3) at St. Louis Lucie Safarova (25), Czech Republic, 7-6 team’s banquet is Indiana at Miami, 8:30 p.m. (Wacha 0-0), 8:15 p.m. 1-2 p.m. Saturday. be a tribute to the state (5), 3-6, 9-7. 6:30 p.m. today at Saturday Houston (Harrell 3-6) at Colorado For details, call champion Columbia High Second Round Miami at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. (Nicasio 4-1), 8:40 p.m. the Columbia County Agnieszka Radwanska (4), Poland, def. Scott Everett at 288-2504 girls softball team at noon. L.A. Dodgers (Lilly 0-1) at L.A. Angels Fairgrounds banquet hall. Mallory Burdette, United States, 6-3, 6-2. or Melody Everett at Admission is $5. This (Vargas 4-3), 10:05 p.m. The public is invited to BASEBALL Angelique Kerber (8), Germany, def. 288-4481. year’s theme features a Jana Cepelova, Slovakia, 6-2, 6-2. attend and celebrate the NCAA regionals tribute to city and county AL standings Varvara Lepchenko (29), United States, accomplishments of the SWIMMING employees for their work def. Elina Svitolina, Ukraine, 7-6 (5), 6-1. varsity and junior varsity and dedication during the (Double elimination) ——— teams. Tickets are $15 at Summer hours for East Division Friday Late Tuesday storm season. City and W L Pct GB the door with proceeds At Dick Howser Stadium Men Aquatic Complex county employees will Boston 32 21 .604 — Tallahassee First Round going toward the purchase receive free admission and New York 30 21 .588 1 Game 1 — Troy (40-18) vs. Alabama Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. David of state championship The Columbia Aquatic 1 lunch. Baltimore 28 24 .538 3 ⁄2 (34-26), Noon Goffin, Belgium, 7-6 (5), 6-4, 7-5. rings. If you would like to Complex is open for the Tampa Bay 27 24 .529 4 Game 2 — Savannah St. (33-21) Stanislas Wawrinka (9), Switzerland, A charity women’s 1 attend, e-mail coach summer. Hours (through Toronto 22 30 .423 9 ⁄2 at Florida State (44-15), 5 p.m. def. Thiemo de Bakker, Netherlands, 7-5, basketball game will be Central Division ——— 6-3, 6-7 (1), 7-5. [email protected]. Tuesday) are 3-7 p.m. played at 7 p.m. at the W L Pct GB At Bart Kaufman Field Tommy Haas (12), Germany, def. CHS softball also has a Monday through Friday Richardson Community Detroit 29 21 .580 — Bloomington, Ind. 1 Guillaume Rufin, France, 7-6 (4), 6-1, 6-3. clinic planned from 8 a.m. and 1-7 p.m. Saturday. Cleveland 27 24 .529 2 ⁄2 Game 1 — Florida (29-28) vs. Philipp Kohlschreiber (16), Germany, Center gym. 1 to noon June 10-13 for ages Cost is $4 for ages Chicago 24 25 .490 4 ⁄2 Austin Peay (45-13), 1 p.m. def. Jiri Vesely, Czech Republic, 7-6 (3), For details, call Mario 1 2 8 and older. Cost is $100, 17-and-younger and $5 for Kansas City 21 28 .429 7 ⁄ Game 2 — Valparaiso (31-26) at 1-6, 7-5, 6-2. 1 Coppock at 754-7095 or Minnesota 21 28 .429 7 ⁄2 Indiana (43-14), 7 p.m. Alexandr Dolgopolov (22), Ukraine, which will be used to buy adults. Water aerobics are Zach Paulk at 752-2031. West Division ——— lost to Dmitry Tursunov, Russia, 7-6 (7), rings for the team. Sign noon and 5 p.m. W L Pct GB At Jim Patterson Stadium 6-4, 7-6 (7). up with any CHS player or Monday-Friday at a cost Texas 32 20 .615 — Louisville, Ky. Grigor Dimitrov (26), Bulgaria, def. BOYS CLUB 1 at Brian’s Sports on U.S. of $4. Lap swimming is Oakland 30 23 .566 2 ⁄2 Game 1 — Oklahoma State Alejandro Falla, Colombia, 6-4, 1-0, Los Angeles 23 29 .442 9 (39-17) vs. Miami (36-23), 2 p.m. retired. Highway 90 west. available during Summer program Seattle 22 30 .423 10 Game 2 — Bowling Green (24-29) at Florian Mayer (28), Germany, lost to For details, call Jimmy normal hours and cost $4. registration Houston 15 37 .288 17 Louisville (46-12), 6 p.m. Denis Istomin, Uzbekistan, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5, Williams at 303-1192. Monthly memberships are Friday’s Games ——— retired. offered. Swimming lessons Registration for the Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. At Boshamer Stadium Mikhail Youzhny (29), Russia, def. Pablo YOUTH SOCCER will start June 10. Lake City Recreation Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chapel Hill, N.C. Andujar, Spain, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. For details, call the pool Department’s Boys Club Game 1 — Towson (29-28) vs. Women CYSA taking Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Florida Atlantic (39-20), 1 p.m. First Round at 755-8195. at Teen Town Summer Seattle at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Game 2 — Canisius (42-15) at North Yaroslava Shvedova (27), Kazakhstan, summer sign-ups Program continues Chicago White Sox at Oakland, Carolina (52-8), 6 p.m. def. CoCo Vandeweghe, United States, 10:05 p.m. RECREATION through June 7 or until 6-0, 3-6, 6-2. Columbia Youth Soccer camp is full. Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Alize Cornet (31), France, def. Maria Association is taking May Day event Toronto at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. SOFTBALL Joao Koehler, Portugal, 7-5, 6-2. Boys ages 6 (who have registration for its set for Saturday completed the first grade) NL standings Div. 1World Series summer soccer season, through 13 are eligible. HOCKEY which begins June 29 for Richardson Community Cost is $250. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Friend keeping confidences feels he’s about to crack DEAR ABBY: I am DEAR FRUSTRATED: friendly with a married There is still ignorance, couple. The husband, stigma and fear about men- BABY BLUES “Grant,” is my best friend tal illness mostly because and we talk about every- it is misunderstood. thing. His wife, “Sharon,” I discussed your letter and I are equally close. with Dr. David Baron, Their wedding date was psychiatrist in chief at the last summer. Abigail Van Buren University of Southern I have known for a while www.dearabby.com California hospital. He sug- that Grant didn’t want to it probably won’t come as gested that I stress to you get married. He did it to a shock, from what she’s the importance of finding a please everyone around telling you. mental health professional him. Sharon, however, was You help neither of them you can trust and confide elated. He hoped that after by letting them discuss in, and have another thor- the wedding his feelings ough evaluation done. BLONDIE their marital problems with would change. Now they you instead of with each In recent years newer have been married for nine other. So do them both a drugs and therapies are months Grant tells me he favor and remove yourself being used which may can’t continue on, that he from the middle. help you, so you shouldn’t is unhappy and no longer ** ** ** give up. In a case like wants to be married. DEAR ABBY: When I yours, a combination of I have begged and plead- was 15, I was diagnosed medication and talk thera- ed with him to level with with bi-polar disorder, py can be helpful. Sharon. He keeps making severe anxiety and social ** ** ** excuses about why he phobia. I am now 20 and DEAR ABBY: I am a hasn’t told her yet. Please have been on countless 7-year-old boy in the sec- help. This is stressing me medications and tried dif- ond grade. There is a girl BEETLE BAILEY out. I want to let Grant ferent forms of therapy. named “Kate” in my class tell her, but I feel I should I wish for nothing more and she wants to marry say something because he than to be a fully func- me. She sits next to me hasn’t. At the same time, I tioning adult, but I am and she is really annoying. don’t want to have anyone exhausted from trying my What should I do? -- NOT mad at me. What should hardest to feel better inter- READY TO SETTLE I do? -- CAUGHT IN THE nally only to find myself DOWN MIDDLE where I started. DEAR NOT READY: DEAR CAUGHT: Step What’s your best Start running. And if she back and keep your mouth advice for young adults appeals to you when you’re shut. You are in a no-win dealing with crippling about 14, slow down. situation. mental illness? How can It is Grant’s job to find we live our lives without HAGAR THE HORRIBLE the courage to tell his wife fear of being rejected or ■ Write Dear Abby at he made a mistake by mar- shunned for our illness? www.DearAbby.com or rying her. While it may -- FRUSTRATED IN P.O. Box 69440, Los be painful for her to hear, WASHINGTON Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD mented in a timely fashion. 19): Take the initiative, ★★ make the first move Eugenia Last SAGITTARIUS (Nov. SNUFFY SMITH and befriend someone. 22-Dec. 21): Participate in Showing an effort will sound advice. ★★★ activities that allow you to bring you one step closer LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): show off. Your ability to to a workable solution Giving back or offering charm and encourage oth- and a lifelong connection. assistance to a cause you ers will help you make new Making a couple of physi- believe in will enhance connections that can be cal changes will result in your reputation and popu- of use to you. Alterations more confidence as well as larity. A change in location made to the way you live or the way you think will compliments. ★★★★ will enhance an important bring about an interest in TAURUS (April 20-May relationship. ★★★★ 20): Don’t feel limited by trying something unique CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- what others do or say. and different. Share emo- Jan. 19): Stick to your own Embrace what you want tional, physical and mental ideas and plans. As soon ZITS and push until you reach pursuits. ★★★ as you let too many people your destination. Someone VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. get involved, you will lose from your past will have 22): Don’t give in to emo- control. Leave time to something to offer, but tional blackmail or some- engage in some stress- make sure you know what’s one trying to outmaneuver relieving physical activity. expected in return before you at work. Be ready to Look after your needs first counter any attack you making a commitment. ★★ and be sure to include face with facts and for- GEMINI (May 21-June pampering. ★★★★ 20): Make your move mulas. Preparation is the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- and do something worth- name of the game. Play to Feb. 18): Get out and have while. Use your charm, win. ★★★ some fun. Try something knowledge and experi- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. new or experience differ- 22): Don’t wait for things GARFIELD ence to compete against ent cultures. Make some someone who hasn’t been to come to you. Spring personal alterations that fair or honest with you into action and follow your will enhance your appear- in the past. You can and heart and your dreams and ance as well as your rela- will make a difference. wishes. Use your intelli- tionship with someone Pursue love and romance. gence and sophistication to special. Love is on the rise. dazzle whomever you meet ★★★★★ ★★★ CANCER (June 21-July along the way, and you will PISCES (Feb. 19-March 22): Get out and mingle get whatever support you 20): Problems at home with people you can dis- need. ★★★★★ will escalate if you are cuss ideas with. Sharing SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. excessive or difficult to get and interacting will open 21): Don’t take chances. along with. Be willing to Financial, legal or medical B.C. doors to new possibilities. compromise, but don’t let A serious attitude coupled problems are likely if you anyone take advantage of with an unusual idea don’t take precautions. you, either. Honesty and will capture attention. Protect your assets and integrity will be a must if Someone from a different rely on your intuition to you want to avoid opposi- guide you. Change can be background will contribute tion. ★★★ good, but only if it is imple- CELEBRITY CIPHER

FRANK & ERNEST

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Job Legal Legal 100 Opportunities 310 Pets & Supplies 430 Garage Sales 430 Garage Sales sons with a disability requiring rea- DRIVERS WANTED MULTI FAMILY Sale Sat. 7-? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PUBLISHER'S NOTE Downsizing Estate Sale, sonable accommodation in order to 2 yrs OTR Running SE Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs everything must go dishes, furni- 148 Blueberry Pl. Off Hwy 47 & THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN participate in this meeting should AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Experience Required and cats being sold to be at least 8 ture pictures linens SE Tevis Rd 242. Look for signs. Clothes, Baby call Town Hall at (386) 497-2321 at Warren Pine Straw weeks old and have a health clothes, Furniture, & Much more FLORIDA least 48 hours prior to the public Fri 31 & Sat 1, 9 to 5 CIVIL DIVISION 386-935-0476 certificate from a licensed meeting. veterinarian documenting they PUBLISHER'S NOTE CASE No.: 12-2012-CA-000446 All Yard Sale Ads FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS have mandatory shots and are ESTATE SALE 05539012 Looking for Experienced Service Furn, HH items, Everything! Must be Pre-Paid. BANK OF FLORIDA., May 30, 2013 free from intestinal and external Plaintiff, Plumbing Tech. Valid drivers parasites. Many species of wild- 136 SW Stewart Loop, LC, vs. license a must. Contact 386-243- life must be licensed by Florida Fri 5/31 & Sat. 6/1 , 8 A.M. 8397 for more information ROCKY J. YARBROUGH ,SR. Fish and Wildlife. If you are Miscellaneous A/K/A ROCKY J. YARBROUGH, 020 Lost & Found Musgrove Construction, Inc. unsure, contact the local Huge Sale - 6/1 8am-2pm - large 440 LINDA S. YARBROUGH A/K/A has an immediate opening for office for information. furniture items, HH goods, quality LINDA SUE YARBROUGH, MISSING Female long hair black Diesel Mechanic. Must have own clothing, baby & child items, AC Window unit. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS dachshund. Last seen 5/24 at Works great BANK OF FLORIDA, AND UN- hand tools and a clean Class A 253 NW Country Lake Drive Country Club Lakes. Needs CDL, hydraulic experience and $85 KNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS; medical care. 365-3985 Appliances 386-292-3927 Defendants. welding helpful. Drug free work- 402 Multi Family - Sat 6/1 Gates open NOTICE OF SALE place. Call Jesse at 386-364-2941 at 8am, sports equip, Home decor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- or come by office on Hwy 90, Black Kenmore side by side, collectables: Victorian dolls, roos- Large white GE Frost free suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- 060 Services Live Oak for more info. Ice & water in the door, ters, etc; scooters, books, MUST refrigerator, clean. Works Great! sure for Plaintiff entered in this cause Excellent condition, very clean SEE Ralph Ter. off 242, 752-6703 $250.00 on May 9, 2013, in the Circuit Court Home Repairs - Carpentry paint, Real Estate Assistant wanted for $375. Contact 755-8818 Contact 386-292-3927 of Columbia County, Florida, I will roof repairs, plumping, drywall, Agent. Real estate experience a sell the property situated in Colum- Lic # 00006396 & Ins. Many local must. Fax resume to 386-758-8920 bia County, Florida described as: references. Drew 386-697-4917 or email [email protected] COMMENCE AT THE POINT OF HOUSE CLEANING Satellite Techs Needed Immedi- INTERSECTION O THE NORTH ately. Lake City, Live Oak, LINE OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE SW Specializing in Spring Cleaning 1/4, SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 3 or Deep Cleaning Madison, Perry, surrounding areas SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, AND 386-752-2281 Contact David at 478-508-0046 THE WEST LINE OF DOUBLE Lawn / Parcel / Acre Mowing RUN ROAD AND RUN THENCE Security Officers - 24 hrs per SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE $15.00 per acre with no minimum. $10.00 trip charge. Free estimates. week. Permanent schedule WEST SIDE OF SAID DOUBLE Fri-Sat 8:30pm to 4:30am & RUN ROAD 268.6 FEET; RUN (904) 651-0016 THENCE WEST 542 FEET; Mon 12:30pm to 8:30pm. Looking for a Caregiver position: $8.50 per hour, 904.725.4600 THENCE SOUTH 100 FEET FOR Compassionate caring lady POINT OF BEGINNING; RUN Weiser Security, E.O.E THENCE WEST 200 FEET; RUN looking for a companion to look THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL after 386-752-2281 ask for Linda Medical WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID Lynn’s Pet Grooming now open. 120 Employment NE 1/2 OF SW 1/4, 200.00 FEET; $25-$35 by appt. Owner may stay RUN THENCE EASTERLY 200 w/ pet during groom. Most small GREAT OPPORTUNITY FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH- breeds. Takes 1-1.5hrs. 288-5966 180 bed, 5 STAR, 180 skilled WESTERLY 200.00 FEET TO THE nursing facility POINT OF BEGINNING; SAID Social Service Director, with FL PROPERTY BEING ALSO DE- Job license in SW, have at least 2 years SCRIBED AS LOTS 11 AND 12, 100 Opportunities experience in LTC preferred, great BICKLE’S SURVEY, A PRIVATE customer service, communication PLAT OF A PORTION OF THE NE Account Professional 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4, SECTION 20, Needed Immediately, full time and computer and management TOGETHER 3 SOUTH, RANGE 17 GL Reconc. & Job Cost skills. C.N.A.’s with 1-2 years EAST. accounting exp preferred. experience in a skilled nursing TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- Call for an appt. 386-462-2047 facility. 1st and 2nd shift. Full TAIN 1995 GENERAL LEASING Email Resume time, excellent pay & benefits. CO. MOBILE HOME, VIN(S) [email protected] EEO DFWP Contact Staff Development, GMHGA136943687A & (386)362-7860 or come in person. GMHGA136943687B As a Guard Horizontal Suwannee Health Care Center, and commonly known as: 224 NE Construction Engineer, you will 1620 Helvenston St., BICKEL DR., LAKE CITY, FL use heavy machinery to level earth Live Oak, FL 32064 32055; including the building, appur- for runways and roadbeds; clear, tenances, and fixtures located there- excavate, dig, and backfill areas of P/T Lab Tech/Supervisor needed in, at public sale, to the highest and construction sites; spread fill mate- for medical practice in North best bidder, for cash, AT THE CO- rial; transport heavy construction Florida area. Excellent compensa- LUMBIA COUNTY COURT- equipment with a tractor-trailer; tion for contract basis. Must have HOUSE, 173 NE HERNANDO move heavy building materials current FL license. Email resume AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA with cranes; and assist in perform- to [email protected]. ON 6/26/13 AT 11:00 A.M. ance of combat engineer missions. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus funds from the sale, if Instead of paying to learn these Schools & any, other than the property owner as skills, get paid to train. Job train- 240 Education of the date of the lis pendens must ing for Horizontal Construction file a claim within 60 days after the Engineers consists of nine weeks 05537693 sale. of Basic Training, where you'll Interested in a Medical Career? Dated this 14th day of May, 2013. learn basic Soldiering skills, and Express Training offers Dewitt Cason eight weeks of Advanced Individu- courses for beginners & exp Clerk of said Circuit Court al Training. Applicants must meet By: /s/ B. Scippio minimum qualifications. Contact • Nursing Assistant, $479 As Deputy Clerk Sergeant (SGT) Amanda next class- 5/20/2013 SEAL NesSmith: (386) 438-3968. BARTENDER NEEDED • Phlebotomy national certifica- 05538964 tion, $800 next class- 6/03/2013 May 23, 30, 2013 Experienced & Dependable, Must have your own phone & car. 386-752-2412 • LPN 9/16/2013 NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO Columbia Grain Fees incl. books, supplies, exam THE LAND DEVELOPMENT fees. Call 386-755-4401 or REGULATIONS Scale House Operator. Town of Fort White, FL Duties will include weighing and expresstrainingservices.com The Town of Fort White’s Town loading trucks as well as assisting Council will hold a final reading and with Feed Mill operations as public hearing on the following item needed. Experience with on June 10, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. at commercial trucks and scales 310 Pets & Supplies Town Hall, 118 SW Wilson Springs preferred. Applications are Road. available at: Columbia Grain & FREE to good home - Male Ordinance No. 174-2013 Ingredients, Inc. 3830 NW Brown Chihuahua poodle mix. 7 yrs old. AN ORDINANCE BY THE FORT Road, Lake City, FL 32094 Great with kids and other animals. WHITE TOWN COUNCIL RE- NEW HOME FOUND PEALING ORDINANCE NO. 57, Kindergarten Teacher, Florida AS AMENDED; ADOPTING THE certified, experience preferred. KITTENS FREE TOWN OF FORT WHITE LAND Interested applicants should to good home, 12 wks & 8 wks., DEVELOPMENT CODE; ADOPT- contact us at Epiphany Catholic 3 bob tailed ING THE OFFICIAL ZONING AT- School, 752-2320 HOMES FOUND FOR KITTENS LAS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERA- BILITY; PROVIDING AN EFFEC- TIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. 175-2013 AN ORDINANCE BY THE FORT WHITE TOWN COUNCIL AMENDING THE FORT WHITE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE TO REPEAL ARTICLE 8; TO ADOPT A NEW ARTICLE 5, SECTION 5.05; TO ADOPT FLOOD HAZ- ARD MAPS, TO DESIGNATE A FLOODPLAIN ADMINISTRA- TOR, TO ADOPT PROCEDURES AND CRITERIA FOR DEVELOP- MENT IN FLOOD HAZARD AREAS, AND FOR OTHER PUR- POSES; TO ADOPT LOCAL AD- MINISTRATIVE AMENDMENTS TO THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE; PROVIDING FOR APPLIC- ABILITY; REPEALER; SEVERA- BILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. At the public hearings, all interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed amendment. One week prior to the public hearing, copies of the proposed amendment are available for public inspection at Town Hall on Monday through Fri- day during regular business hours. Notice is given pursuant to Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, that in order to appeal any decision made at this public meeting, you will need to ensure that a verbatim record is made. In accordance with the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, any per- Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 5B Unfurnished Apt. Farms & 440 Miscellaneous 710 For Rent 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale 820 Acreage 880 Duplexes WHIRLPOOL STACKED W/D Columbia Arms Apt. located Remax- Pam Beauchamp Spacious & Elegant! Gorgeous Jackie Taylor & Associates Six 2/1 duplex units with fireplace. 7 yrs old, Excellent Condition 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. 386-303-2505, Seller will pay 4br/2ba brick home, Forest Coun- Must See 3/2 Storage Galore 4.17 Each unit is in good condition & Available 5/27 $500 obo Pet Friendly. closing! 3BR/2BA, 1662sf .45ac, try, newer roof, beautifully land- acres. workshop, BBQ house w/ rents for $500/mth. Missy Zecher Contact 352-516-0634 Pool , laundry & balcony. quiet neighborhood. Nice Kitchen, scaped,$175,000 Ron Feagle 386- screen room. Sabrina Suggs 386- Remax Professionals MLS 82747 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com shed & more. #80447 $144,900 288-2901 Hallmark Real Estate $235,000 386-623-0237 White GE Electric Stove 854-0686 MLS 83652 $225,000 Works Great Greentree Townhouse Remax- Pam Beauchamp Owner financed land $135 OBO Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free 386-303-2505, Reduced - 4br/2ba, Farms & 1/2 to 10 acre lots. Motorcycles Contact 386-292-3927 water & sewer. Balcony & patio. 1883sf, .501ac, 2 car carport, 820 Acreage Deas Bullard/BKL Properties 930 screened/carpeted back porch, Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com 1980 HONDA 750 - dark blue, 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com 2 sheds. #80607 $129,500 10 ACRES priced $10,000 below Mobile Home property appraiser value! In SE Owner Financing on 5 beautiful Runs and looks great. 610 Lots for Rent Remax- Pam Beauchamp 10,000 original miles Newly remodeled 386-303-2505, Columbia County only $25,000 acres for custom built or place Reduced. Great your MH. Affordable priced at $2200 OBO 386-697-4917 NEWER 2/2. Super clean on 1 ac 1bd/1ba & 2bd/1ba gold course home. 3BR/2BA, + Paula Lawrence 386-623-1973 North by distribution center. Call for details den .51ac, Large covered back Hallmark Real Estate $32,000 Teresa Spradley 386- Perfect for Target employee. $550. 386-867-9231 porch. #81110 $174,000 365-8343 Hallmark Real Estate Trucks mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 2 homes 20 acres! Main home 940 Redwine Apartments Remax- Pam Beauchamp w/large open rooms, high ceilings. Wester Drive 26.93 acres beautiful Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, 386-303-2505, Reduced - 3br/2ba, Guest DW w/deck. Large work- pasture land, I-75 frontage, 1997 F-150 XL Mobile Homes we have a home for you. 2428sf, 1.768ac, privacy fenced shop, $329,000 Janet Creel 386- income producing billboards Ext Cab 3 door 630 for Rent 386-754-1800. garden area, dock on lake, 719-0382 Hallmark Real Estate $106,374 Nate Sweat 386-628- Clean $3,600 www.myflapts.com beautiful views. #83082 $249,000 1552 Contact 386-867-1173 14 x 70 2BD/2BA Real clean & Hallmark Real Estate good location.,$550 mo. $300 dep. UPDATED APT, Remax- Pam Beauchamp 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. No Pets 386-755-0064 or w/tile floors/fresh paint. 386-303-2505, Plantations Pool Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd Commercial (904) 771-5924 Great area. Home 3BR/2BA, 1780sf .51ac, Owner Financing! NO DOWN! 950 Cars for Sale 386-752-9626 French door to pool/lanai, privacy $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. 830 Property 2/1 Clean & Quiet, S. of Lake City www.LandOwnerFinancing.com fenced back yard.#83471 $189,000 (NISSAN) near Branford, $480 mth + Sec Wayne Manor Apts. Commercial Property w/ 190ft on 1997 INFINITY 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Remax- Pam Beauchamp Hwy 129 S. Great investment w/ 6 113K, ice cold air, leather, power Spacious 2bedroom 386-303-2505, Really Cute - Jackie Taylor & Associates www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com washer/dryer. Behind Kens off Mini farm in McAlpin, 4/3 farm- indiviual spaces to rent. $345,000 windows, doors and locks, $2800 3br/1.5ba, 1331sf, crown molding, Contact 386-697-4917 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 house on 11.4 acres, 5 stall horse Anita Handy 386-208-5877 newer roof, privacy fenced back Poole Realty MLS#75332 private lot, 1st+last+dep required www.myflapts.com yard. #83510 $84,900 barn. MLS #83456 $339,900 located in Ellisville. No pets. 386-854-0686 Sabrina Suggs 1999 LEXUS ES 300 Contact 352-870-5144 Windsor Arms Apartments. 218 SW Riverside Ave. Downtown Live Oak. 1500+ sqft. SUNROOF , 186,000 MILES Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet MLS 81407. 1 room cabin on 3/2 on 6 acres. Property is fenced Corner office is within walking $2,500 WATERTOWN AREA Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- Ichnetucknee River w/ screened and cross fenced. Detached work- distance to the Courthouse. 386-752-2848 3br/2ba DW, Handicap accessible, er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. back porch. Century 21 Darby shop w/ apartment Missy Zecher $190,000 Ric Donovan 386-590- $650 mth, $500 dep. Call www.myflapts.com Rogers 752-6575 , $184,900 Remax Professionals MLS 82495 1298 Poole Realty MLS#83248 386-984-9634 leave a message Eastside Village Realty, Inc. $179,000 386-623-0237 Furnished Apts. MLS #81958-, $115,000. Must be Mobile Homes 720 For Rent 55+, 3br/2ba, Site Built w/ lots of 640 for Sale room, split plan mstr suite, FL. Quiet Country Living. 800 sq ft Rm. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 3BD/1.5BA with an enormous under roof. Electric w/d spacious. fenced back yard & screened in wrap around porch. Pinemount Rd porch. Minutes from town. Remax $600 386-365-8633 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Professionals Jo Lytte 386-365- 3br/2b home completed in 2011 w/ 2821 MLS 83508 $89,900 ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, metal roof. Lots of cabinets & Sands, Columbia. All furnished. work space. $110,000 Sherry @ (3) New 28x48 Horse Farm 386-365-8414 Cancelations being sold Under Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. MLS #81774 Wholesale Cost. $31,995 NO Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Dealers Please - Home Only Price. $135, 2 persons $150. weekly Spacious 5BR/3B home in Hick- Can Be seen at North Point Homes 386-752-5808 ory Hill S/D! Minutes from town. 1999 Lexus ES300 1997 F150 XL 4545 NW 13th St., $175,000 Mary Brown Whitehusrt Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 Unfurnished 386-965-0887 MLS #82546 Sunroof, 186,000 miles Ext. cab, 3-door, clean 2013 DOUBLEWIDE 730 Home For Rent Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty 3br/2b brick home in Stonehenge. $33,995 inc. set-up, 2bd /1 & 1/2ba, Clean & Quiet $2,500 $3,600 trim-out & A/C New wood laminate. Large back Country setting South of Lake yard. $176,900 Call 386-288-8379. City, private boat ramp, 2 garages. Elaine K. Tolar 386-965-0887 MLS #83162 386-867-1173 Dispaly Model Sale! $590 mo. + sec. 386-590-0642 Several 2012 and 2013 Models are Jackie Taylor & Associates - 3/2 ready to be sold to make room for 3 BR/2 BA, 2,400 sq. ft., 290 SW ranch home in Hillcrest Heights the 2014 Models! Great Discounts Leisure Dr., Quail Heights, s/d, cathedral ceilings, open floor on Select Jacobsen Models. Free $1,200 mo. plus $1,000 sec. plan. MLS #83172 $136,500 approval by phone until 9 PM. 386-752-6062 386-854-0686 Sabrina Suggs North Pointe Homes, Large 4br/3ba, well kept newer 441 N Gainesville. 352-872-5566 4bd/2ba large family room, kitchen appliances, 2 car carport, on home on 1 acre. 2308 sqft, resist- Late Model Repo's 2 acres. Tustenuggee & CR 242 ance pool w/cover MLS #83559. We have several late model Used area. $1100 mth 867-0849 $249,999 Accredited Real Estate and Repo Homes to pick from. Mike Foster 288-3596 North Pointe Homes, Modern New Home 3BR/2BA, 2 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 car garage, on 2 ac, 2,500sqft Fort Bank Owned in Springfield White “3 Rivers Estates” $975 mo Estates! 4BR/2B. Sold “As Is”. Palm Harbor Factory liquidation 1st+last +sec. Call 305-345-9907. sale http://www.palmharbor.com/ Needs repairs. $59,900 Elaine K. model-center/plantcity/ Nice home in a great neighbor- Tolar 386-365-1548 MLS #83572 $39k off select 2012 models (3) hood 3bd/1.5ba off Brown Rd. Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty John Lyons 800-622-2832 ext 210 screened porch, large backyard, 3br/2b in May Fair s/d. Split plan, $800 mo 1st+last+security LR, DR, and breakfast nook. Spacious home in Dowling park, 365-6034 or 365-6051 Solar screen open patio, New $137,900 Elaine K. Tolar metal roof & New carpet. MLS 386-365-1548 MLS #83574 #82902. $144,900 Accredited Re- Furnished 268 SW Red Maple Way - MLS al Estate Mike Foster 288-3596 740 Homes for Rent 76769. Price Reduced. All brick and sits on .59 acres. Beautiful sun 4BD/2BA on 1 acre with 2 living Brick home - Quiet neighborhood. areas. Country home close in. room. Century 21 Darby Rogers 2 bedroom, very nice and clean. 752-6575 , $199,000 screened porch & deck. . Remax 1 Yr lease required. No Pets. Professionals Jo Lytte 386-365- $950/mth. Call 965-0763 3BD/2BA - Bright Cheery and 2821 MLS 81745 $84,900 New on 1 ac. Outside city limits 3/2 Mobile Home on 1/2 ac. Needs Business & but close to everything. Remax TLC, great investment, located in 750 Office Rentals Professionals Jo Lytte 386-365- Glenn St. Mary. MLS# 82570, 2821 MLS 80351 $89,900 Results Realty $49,000. Brittany 05538609 Brick 4/3 home on 1.7 acres. extra Stoeckert 386-397-3473 insulation for energy efficiency. 4 ton a/c unit, MUST SEE 2013 2x6 walls, R30 New Beautiful Office Suite Missy Zecher insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, 2700 sqft Security Remax Professionals MLS 81550 real wood cabinets, and thermal Camera’s and phone $245,000 386-623-0237 pain windows. Payment $399 per system provided. 253 NW Country Lake Glen month call John T 386-752-1452. Computer network ready. MLS 82332. Large 5,148 sqft In the heart of Lake City home with 5bd/7ba on 3 acres w/ WANTED…CASH PAID for Call Joe 386-935-2832 your Mobile Home, Singlewide or ground pool -Century 21 Darby Doublewide flood homes wel- Rogers 752-6575 , $629,000 come. Call 386-288-8379 Medical, Retail and Professional 1649 heated sqft w/ 2 car garage, Office space on East Baya near screened back patio and in ground Mobile Home Old Country Club Rd. pool. Property fenced. MLS 82395 650 & Land Call 386-497-4762 or $154,900. REO Realty Group, 386-984-0622 (cell) Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Price just reduced! New MH w/ Quality built 3 bedroom Deer huge barn/workshop on 1+ acre. Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Valley model home. Immaculate Master has walk in closet. MLS Commercial Lease! 1,800 sqft and move in ready. MLS 82494 #82586. $68,900 Accredited Real w/ 3 offices, $775 monthly rent. Missy Zecher Remax Professio- Estate Mike Foster 288-3596 Mary Brown Whitehusrt nals 89,000 386-623-0237 386-965-0887 MLS #83365 Great Buy! 3br/2ba immaculate Cedar 2 story Log Home w/ metal MH on 5 beautiful acres. Pole Oakbridge Office Complex roof on 11 acres, 3 sheds w/ elec- barn, workshop, fire place Professional Office Available tricity, private drive, MLS 82827 $105,000 Ginger Parker 386- 725 SE Baya Dr $349,900. REO Realty Group, 365-2135 Hallmark Real Estate Call 752-4820 Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Jackie Taylor & Associates 674 NW Horizon St. MLS 83102. 3/2 brick home on .72 acres. Only $825/mth. Utilities furnished 2128 SW Main, Ste. 101 3/2 brick w/ lots of space on 7 Nice family & kitchen. Close to acres. 3 stalls, round pin & tack/ town. MLS #83189 $147,000 (386) 752-5035 7 days 7-7 A Bar Sales, Inc. feed shed. Century 21 Darby 386-590-3013 Becky Justice Rogers 752-6575 , $219,900 Jackie Taylor & Associates 434 SW Riddle Lane MLS 83346. 3/2 2 acres w/ in ground pool and Lots for Sale built in 2007. Like new vinyl sided screen enclosure. Lots of storage 805 home, convenient to schools and space. MLS #81368 $171,000 Nice 5 acre lot located in quiet shopping. Century 21 Darby 386-590-3013 Becky Justice setting River Rise s/d, Homes Rogers 752-6575 , $99,900 Jackie Taylor & Associates 2003 only, paved street. $65,000 1376 NW Lake Jeffrey Rd 5/3 on 5 acres with front and rear MLS #76151 Results Realty, MLS 83588. Large brick home. covered porch. two car covered Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 Lots of potential for this property. carport MLS #83464 $249,000 Century 21 Darby Rogers 386-590-3013 Becky Justice Eastside Village Realty, Inc. MLS #76668 - $32,000, 752-6575 , $70,000 Nice mini farm on 2 Ac. fenced Buildable lot for site built 5bd/3ba Two story brick & vinyl and cross fenced w/water for homes only. In Forest Country. home on 28 acres fenced.. Security livestock. 2B/2B. MLS# 82569, Call Denise Bose 752-5290 system and gated MLS 83597 Results Realty $41,000. Brittany $349,500. REO Realty Group, Stoeckert 386-397-3473 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 MLS #76668 - $32,000, 24 acres - older 3/2 DWMH, front Buildable lot for site built Great location, 3/3, extra living porch full length of MH, open homes only. In Forest Country. room, separate family room, Flori- floor plan. (needs TLC) $99,000 Call Denise Bose 752-5290 da room, workshop. Missy Zecher Nelda Hatcher 386-688-8067 Remax Professionals MLS 83598 Poole Realty MLS#82998 PUBLISHER'S NOTE $247,000 386-623-0237 All real estate advertising in this Plantation S/D, custom tile work newspaper is subject to the fair throughout, french doors to private 705 Rooms for Rent housing act which makes it illegal patio, volume ceiling, MLS 83649 to advertise "any preference, Missy Zecher Remax Professio- 2009 Coachman Travel Trailer limitation, or discrimination based nals 185,000 386-623-0237 for rent. furn. w/ microwave, on race, color, religion, sex, fridge, laundry, tv, & internet. disability, familial status or nation- Completely updated in 2011, new Deposit req. For more details al origin; or any intention to make flooring, new appliances, in desira- contact 386-965-3477 such preference, limitation or ble neighborhood. MLS 83691 discrimination." Familial status $79,900. REO Realty Group, Unfurnished Apt. includes children under the age of Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 710 For Rent 18 living with parents or legal Horse Property - 1,500+ sqft, 2/2 custodians, pregnant women and w/ FP, barn, stalls, on 4+ acres. A Landlord You Can Love! people securing custody of chil- Close to White Springs. $129,900 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great dren under the age of 18. This David Mincey 386-590-0157 area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. newspaper will not knowingly Poole Realty MLS#77888 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the Location, Location! 2br/1ba river Amberwood Hills Apts. law. Our readers are hereby in- house very close to Branford, Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. formed that all dwellings adver- Owner Motivated! $160,000 Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & tised in this newspaper are availa- Sherrel McCall 386-688-7563 sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. ble on an equal opportunity basis. Poole Realty MLS#80948 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com To complain of discrimination call Just Listed - in White Springs, a Gorgeous Lake View HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, block off the main street. 3/2 2br/1ba Apt. CH/A the toll free corner lot w/ nice shade trees. $500 month & $500 deposit. telephone number to the hearing $45,000 Vern Roberts 386-688- No pets. 386-697-4814 impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 1940 Poole Realty MLS#83528 6BSports Jump

6b LAKE CITY REPORTER GOLF THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 GOLF REPORTS Branch adds another hole-in-one Pat Daniels Memorial tournament Saturday Tony Branch scored the COUNTRY CLUB Ste-Marie, Josh Boris and team of Rob Brown, Jim third ace in recent play. His at LAKE CITY Mike Boris took a chip-off Bell, Tony Branch and tee shot found the cup on Ed Goff win over two teams in the Emerson Darst. The 1st Annual Pat QUAIL HEIGHTS No. 7 for his first career Thursday PM scramble. Match two finished Daniels Memorial Golf COUNTRY CLUB hole-in-one. The trio of Mike with the team of Monty Tournament to benefit the Chet Carter Plus 12 was the magic Cory DePratter tied for McCranie, Pete Skantos and Montgomer y, Hugh Fort White Quarterback number in Sunday’s blitz. third at +5. Brian Sneed claimed sec- Sherrill, Bobby Simmons Club is Saturday with a Bob Randall took the A Brandon Goss (+11) had ond over the team of Chad and Dan Stephens leading 9 a.m. shotgun start. were Joe Herring on No. flight with a dozen points. an easy in win B flight, Hunter, Michael Creech the team of Stan Woolbert, The format for the tour- 3, Randy Heavrin on No. Ed Snow (+7) and Don besting Jerry Smith by five, and Ricky Crawford. The Paul Davis, Shelton Keen nament is a three-person 5, Johnson on No. 11 and Howard (+4) had the other Donald Roberts by six and pot hole continues to grow. and Bill Rogers, 8-7. team scramble. There will Jack Tuggle on No. 17. money spots. Shelton Keen by seven. The foursome of Nicole Match three was almost be five closest to the pin In Tuesday Night Mickey Wilcox and Hudson eagled No. 2 for Ste-Marie, Nancy Edgar, as close as the first two prizes and a long drive Twilight League’s last Michael Yacovelli both a skin. Dick Francis, Keith Caroline Stevens and with the team of Don award. Registration starts night of regular play, vir- posted +12 for a first-place Shaw, Goss and Allen had Amanda Grimmett sailed to Christensen, Steve Peters, at 8 a.m. tually every group had tie in B flight, four points the other winners. a six-stroke win in the LGA Larry Ward and Merle A steak lunch, awards, a chance to finish in the ahead of Mike Carr. Jonathan Allen used two best ball format. Hibbard taking a 6-4 deci- and prizes will follow play. money in their respective Chris Lewis, Hank Rone, back nine birdies to reach There was a tie for sec- sion over the team of Ed Individual entry is $50. flights. Mike Gough, Terry Hunter, +8 for a three-point win over ond between the team of Snow, Joe Persons, Eli Witt, Register as a group or indi- As close as the compe- Steve Peters, Howard and Steve Thomas in Saturday’s Natalie Bryant, Sally Rivers, Jerry Snowberger and vidual and be paired the tition in the league has Snow shared the skins pot. blitz. Ann Bormolini, and Cele Howard Whitaker. morning of play. been, only one flight was Closest to the hole win- Richard Gaines, and Greg Dockery, and the team of Snow (35-41-75) moved For registration, call decided in regulation play. ners were Shelton Keen on Lyons tied for third with Faye Warren, Cathy Steen, to the medalist spot by two Margie at 365-9302, or the Third Flight winners No. 5, Howard on No. 7, +3, two strokes ahead of Al Dottie Rogers and Shirley strokes over Montgomery pro shop at 752-3339. were Bill Ryan and Ken David Rhodes on No.15 and Alvarado, Cory DePratter, Edelstein. (38-39-77) and three over In the Wednesday Kellum with Keith and Lewis on No. 17. Robbie Kerby and David Good Old Boys played it Keen and Bell. Scramble, the team of Glenda Hudson in second. Codi Hudson (+13) had Rhodes in fourth at +1. close in three matches. We thank the tournament Bill Ryan, Rick Hawn and First and Second flights his way in the A flight of Kerby had two skins, and The first contest went to sponsors for choosing our Richard Deublar posted a will be decided in three- Wednesday’s blitz. Steve one each went to Jonathan the team of Rhea Hart, Dave course for the EMS Week 2-under finish which was hole playoffs preceding Patterson was six back in Allen, Thomas and Lyons. Cannon, Mike Spencer and tournament. A large field good enough to take first our full field toss tourna- second. Jonathan Allen and The threesome of Carl Jim Stevens, 9-8, over the enjoyed a well-run event. place and provide a shot ment. The First Flight at the rollover pot. The pot playoff is Bob and Carole hole drawn wasn’t birdied. McGraw vs. Wallace Wednesday Blitz results: Christie and Ben Chancey. first-Randy Heavrin +4; The Second Flight playoff second-Joe Herring +3. is Joe Herring and Tony Skin winners were Don Johnson vs. Chet Carter EMS Week Horn (3), Jack Tuggle and and Gillian Norris. Herring. Closest to pin Team spots are still tournament were Heavrin on No. 3, available for the 1st Lifeguard Ambulance Service Herring on No. 5, Horn on Annual 3 Player Open Nos. 11 and 15, and Larry Scramble Tournament on Lt. Chris Bethea (from right), Boone on No. 17. June 8, which featues a EMT Todd Godwin and Friday Dogfight results: $5,000 purse. This is an Cpt. Alice Mobley watch as first-Larry Boone +5; A-B-C team competition EMT Brian O’Connell hits the second-Don Horn +4; third with a $2,500 payout for ball during the 2013 EMS (tie)-Tony Johnson and first place. Week Golf Tournament at Dave Zeman +3. The $100 entry fee The Country Club at Lake Skin winners were Ralph includes a buffet break- City on May 23. More than Minster, Brian Shead, fast and lunch following 40 golfers participated. The Tim Tortorice, Horn and play. Call the pro shop to proceeds will help fund the Johnson. Closest to pin reserve a spot. Florida Association of Rural EMS Providers. Elks Club charity tournament Saturday

Lake City Elks Lodge’s The Country Club at Lake annual charity golf City. Entry fee is $50 per tournament is Saturday at person. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter

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