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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM TDC post on hold again could take up to two more weeks. was the number one prospect,” Friday Chairman will ask board to withdraw Thursday afternoon Ron Williams said, as he addressed request to boost salary offer for Pearce. Williams, county commission commissioners. “I just got that Wine and Cheese chairman, asked that the item be feeling that this romance won’t The Gateway Art Gallery By TONY BRITT decided whether they’ll offer pulled from the county commis- last. I just feel that he might be invites the community to a [email protected] their top pick to run the county’s sion meeting’s agenda. using Columbia County for a Wine and Cheese reception tourist development department “To me I feel it’s a game being at the Gallery Friday from County officials have not yet additional funds and the decision played between the person who POST continued on 3A 5:30-7:00 p.m. The recep- tion is for the Featured artist Daniel Butterworth. The Gallery is located in The wonders of County Historic Downtown Lake City next to Ward’s Jewelry Store. There is no charge to buy for the reception.

For the Love of Mike homes, High Springs Playhouse, 130 NE 1st Ave., is per- take on forming “For the Love of Mike” each weekend starting tonight through ponds Sunday, Oct. 26. The show, written by local playwright Callaway, 3 other Leroy Clark, is a fresh take retention ponds on “boy meets girl” and county’s concern. the rocky road to romance. The show is directed by By TONY BRITT Steve Bates. Friday and [email protected] Saturday night shows are at 8 p.m. Sunday matinées County officials autho- are at 2 p.m. rized the possible purchase of four homes near the Polk Saturday Street retention pond and, while expressing concerns, A Library Mystery agreed to the terms of an The Columbia County interlocal agreement with Public Library is hosting the Suwannee River Water an after-hours Library Management District to Mystery. Join the library take over four addition- staff on Saturday at 6:30 al retention ponds in the p.m. at the Main Library, Photos by EMILY BUCHANAN/Lake City Reporter Calloway, Haight-Ashbury, 308 NW Columbia Avenue. Jeanne Van Arsdell (center), president of Gateway Art Gallery, outlines her watercolor painting with a ball point pen to Smithfield Estates and The event is for adults add detail as ‘Girls Night Out’ students Millie Hensley, Pam Graves and Pam Taylor watch. See the full story in the Life Emerald Cove subdivi- only, and registration is Section of Sunday’s Reporter. sions. limited. Pre-registration During Thursday after- is required. Please call noon’s county commis- Katrina at 758-1018 to sion meeting, county offi- reserve your spot. If you cials spent more than 30 would like to create your minutes discussing local own team, gather up to five people and register. HOMES continued on 3A

Drive 4 UR School Test drive a new Ford Fort White automobile on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at man killed Columbia High School and Ford Motor Company will in crash on donate $20 to CHS. The school has a goal of 300 Turnpike test drives for a total of $6,000 donation. By EMILY BUCHANAN Van Arsdell explains the watercolor process to the four [email protected] VFW Benefit Ride students in a class at the Gateway Art Gallery Wednesday. Barbara Hagler works on her watercolor painting. VFW Rider’s Group of A Fort White man was VFW Post 2206, 343 Forest killed Monday after crash- Lawn Way, will host a ing his pickup truck into a Benefit Ride on Saturday. Leesburg toll plaza on the Registration is from 9 – SVTA audit still unfinished Florida Turnpike, accord- 11 a.m., kickstands up ing to the Florida Highway at 11:30. Registration is The second audit will look at the Patrol. $10 and includes poker Now expected sometime this month; funds and vehicles FDOT provides Wayne James Bennet, hand, breakfast, and fish second audit also in works, FDOT says. to SVTA that aren’t being covered 65, was driving a 2005 dinner. Also scheduled in the first audit, Clift said. Chevy pickup southbound is a Fish Fry fundraiser By SARAH LOFTUS FDOT Inspector General Bob Clift Clift said the first audit is tak- on the turnpike at 7:30 a.m. from 4 – 6 p.m., dinners [email protected] said he expects the audit to be ing longer than expected because when he “suffered a med- are $7 per plate. Kickstart done sometime this month. FDOT there’s a lot of data, and the ical issue” and lost control will perform at 8:00 p.m. The Florida Department of is now working on a second audit auditors are trying to be as thor- of his truck, the FHP press All events are open to Transportation Office of Inspector as well. ough as possible. The audit will release said. the public and everyone General is still finishing its audit FDOT decided to do a second determine the appropriateness Bennet’s pickup truck is invited to join us. For of the Suwannee Valley Transit audit after it realized the first audit of SVTA’s expenditures received struck a concrete divider more information please Authority that was supposed to wasn’t going to cover all of the call 386-752-5001. be done at the end of September. money FDOT gives SVTA, he said. AUDIT continued on 3A FATAL continued on 3A

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COURTESY Recycling Kick Off at Niblack Elementary Correction Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project (SERCAP) conducted a Recycling Kick Off at Niblack Elementary last The AARP Smart Driver Course will be held at the week. Nearly 300 students learned what the school could do to recycle while reducing the amount of waste it disposes Lake City Medical Center on Oct. 10. The cost for to a landfill. SERCAP is funded through the United States Department of Agriculture-Rural Development (USDA-RD) to the course is $15 for AARP members and $20 for assist Columbia County with Solid Waste needs. According to Rachel Silver, the State Technical Specialist for SERCAP, non-members. An article in Thursday’s edition of the goal is to help Columbia County increase its total recycling rate of 26 percent to reach the state wide goal of 75 percent the Lake City Reporter stated the wrong date. The by 2020. The grant has purchased green recycle bins for use in the school as well as coordinated placement of a dump- Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news ster through Recycling Services of Florida. Niblack Elementary will make use of the safety patrol to collect the paper from items. If you have a concern, question, or sugges- the classrooms on a weekly basis. Pictured from left: Sam Dube, USDA Lake City Office, kindergarten students; Keiasha tion, please call the editor. Corrections and clarifica- Wilson, Tajiana Magby, Maqwan Fleming and Silver. tions will run in this space. Corrections officer sentenced in federal ID theft TAMPA from the fraud. state officials asking them to release the white Nissan Versa with California license former corrections officer at the school’s grade, which had been delayed plates. Zephyrhills Correctional Facility St. Pete magnet school pending the results of the internal review. The Pensacola News Journal reports A was sentenced to more than four In a letter to parents on Wednesday, Escambia County Sheriff’s officials say years in federal prison after reaching a cleared of FCAT cheating school officials wrote that the state “fully they’re searching for Porter, but he may plea agreement on charges of wire fraud ST. PETERSBURG — The state endorses all components of our testing have left the area. and identity theft. Department of Education has conclud- protocol.” He was serving a 15-year sentence at According to a news release from the ed that a St. Petersburg magnet school The school received a “C’’ for the 2013- the Century Correctional Institution for U.S. Attorney on Thursday, Jerry St. did not violate protocol even though the 2014 academic year. a conspiracy to commit armed robbery Fleur stole the identities of current and results of the Florida Comprehensive conviction in Orange County. Officials say former inmates without their knowledge. Assessment Test given to students were Inmate escapes from no one should approach Porter if they see Court documents show that the flagged as statistically improbable. him. 26-year-old St. Fleur used this informa- Last year 30 fourth graders at Bay Point work release program The Department of Corrections web- tion to file about 182 fraudulent income Elementary School gave the same wrong PENSACOLA — Deputies are look- site says Porter is bald with blue eyes and tax returns, and requested more than answers on the same multiple-choice math ing for an inmate who ran away from a weighs about 200 pounds. He has tear $500,000 in refunds. questions, prompting an investigation by state-operated work release program. drops tattooed under each eye and the Officials say he will serve four years the Pinellas County school district. Officials say 35-year-old Jonathan P. name Lisa tattooed on his neck. and three months in federal prison, and The Tampa Bay Times reports super- Porter may have been picked Wednesday was ordered to forfeit $61,704 in proceeds intendent Mike Grego sent a letter to morning up by a woman driving a 2012 n Associated Press THE WEATHER 3 FRI 04 SAT 05 SUN 06 MON 07 TUE Slight Sunny Mostly Partly chance Light sunny cloudy of wind Light storms wind

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Deputies concluded he planned be around long. I want storeroom of a Dollar General a sheriff's arrest Deputies found Kiser "lying on to wait until the clerks had left "to the chance to sit down store faces charges of larceny, bur- report, two clerks the ground concealed by inven- commit further criminal action." and talk to my fellow TDC glary and possession of burglary at the Dollar tory items in the storeroom," the He also had in his possession board members and see if tools following his arrest Tuesday. General at 3118 report said. a pair of "heavy duty leather style we can get them to under- Anthony Michael Kiser, no SW Main Blvd. He had on him a half-empty gloves," which the responding stand where I’m coming address given, was booked into Kiser called deputies at Coke and 17 individually wrapped officer characterized as burglary from. If they don’t and the Columbia County jail on about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday when beef jerky snacks, according to tools. still want to pursue ante- ing up the salary, we’ll bring it back to the board. For now I’m pulling this simply because I have the power to do it.” Commissioner Rusty DePratter said he was glad Williams pulled the item from the agenda, but he wanted a decision on the position soon. “I’d like a decision to be made,” he said. “I don’t want to wait two or three weeks or months for a deci- sion to be made... Let’s get this aired out and finished. It’s been months dragging around as usual and I think all of us are ready for this position to be filled so we can move on.” The Tourist develop- ment Council director’s post has been vacant since the retirement of the late Harvey Campbell in February. Last week Gary Pearce declined the county’s $65,000 salary offer. Pearce, who formerly worked for the Osceola County Department of Tourism until his position was eliminated through privatization, received an annual salary of $116,000 when he left the position. Pearce is said to want a sal- ary of $80,000 with incen- tives to reach the $100,000 mark. He also wants addi- tional benefits, including a car allowance and a senior management retirement package. Williams, who also serves as chairman for JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter the Tourist Development Celebrating ‘Think Pink’ with breast cancer survivors Council board, asked that the item be pulled from the Rhonda Sherrod (from left), Shands Lake Shore Regional Medical Center CEO, admissions assistant Amanda Phillips, Billie Sova and Chief Nursing agenda in order to have Officer Gary Goelz poses for a photograph Wednesday. Phillips is currently in remission. Sova, 77, is a 40-year breast cancer survivor. more conversation with his board. “It was my decision to ment the county is solely the work at the Calloway want the board to under- nel find invasive plants pull the item in order to HOMES responsible for maintain- retention pond should take stand that if those houses when they’re going across have conversations with Continued From 1A ing the retention ponds. about three weeks. flood, don’t be surprised if this easement, they have the TDC board,” he said In addition, as part of the Ron Williams, com- somebody tries to sue the agreed to follow the proper following the meeting, mitigation plans and proj- agreement, the Suwannee mission chairman, said board simply because you protocol to get rid of them noting he was not in favor ects to alleviate flooding River Water Management the retention ponds are own it. It does enhance and if they find threatened of giving Pearce more during heavy rains and District will give Columbia not designed to eliminate your chance of being sued and endangered species money. “It would take natural disasters. County 41.56 acres of land flooding, but are put there simply because you do (gopher tortoises, indigo the salary structure for Commissioners autho- next to the Alligator Lake through the permitting own it and you’re going snakes, eastern diamond- Columbia County too far rized spending $464,500 to Public Recreation Area. process to build roads. to have to defend it if that back rattlers, Florida Pine out of kilter to increase purchase the four proper- The county agreed to “I don’t care how deep happens.” Snakes, etc.) they’ll get the the salary for a person ties and increase the size accept ownership of the we make them or how big In other business, the appropriate permits and to make more than the of the Polk Street reten- private retention ponds we make them, it’s just commission: have those species relo- county (manager) does. tion pond in hopes of alle- based on its current poli- like a cup of water, when n Agreed to the amend- cated in accordance with I don’t feel in the long viating flooding and high cies and regulations indi- that cup of water gets full, ed terms of an interlocal the rules; run this person would water problems. cating any private reten- it’s going to overflow,” he contract with the U.S. n Agreed to accept the be here a great length of The Polk Street tion ponds, if brought up said. Forest Service to provide Pipeflow water system; time — possibly he’s play- Retention Pond is cur- to county standards, would Marlin Feagle, coun- an easement from the CSX and ing a money game with rently 0.68 acres in size be taken over by the coun- ty attorney, tried to ease rail line in the Osceola n Revised job descrip- Columbia County and we and receives water from a ty upon request. commissioners’ concerns National Forest to the tions for the county web can go to our second can- 36-acre drainage basin. “These (retention about taking over the North Florida Intermodal designer whose posi- didate.” Purchasing all four of the ponds) have been very retention ponds and their Park. The amendment, tion will now be reclas- Williams said he plans properties would provide problematic for the (Water potential legal exposure if which is now required sified as the Database to discuss the proposal 2.3 acres for the retention Management) District... ,” the areas were to be flood- in all federal land agree- and Application Develop, with the TDC board which pond and purchasing three said Dale Williams, coun- ed again. ments, includes invasive increasing his pay from meets the third Wednesday of the properties would ty manager. “This is not “I know there is con- plants and threatened $19.78 an hour to $24.58 of the month. He said there potentially add 1.7 acres intended to be the coun- cern by the board, partic- species. If county person- per hour. is no deadline to make the for the retention pond. ty accepting some private ularly at Calloway, about decision. “This is a step in the retention ponds, going to being sued on that, and “The board might tell right direction, but it’s go out and bring them up I’ve said if you have the You’re Invited to… me, ‘Ron you overstepped not going to stop flood- to the standard and take permit and operate and your boundaries,’ and I’ll ing,” Commissioner Bucky them over for public main- maintain that system in First Baptist Church, Lake City say I thought it was in the Nash said, who noted he tenance. The intent here is accordance with the way best interest of Columbia is not in favor of purchas- for the District to pay the it’s supposed to be oper- County and the TDC which ing homes just because county, through the gift of ated, I don’t think you is why I made that recom- they’ve flooded. “It’s an land, to do that.” enhance your chance Homecoming mendation to the county attempt to fix something. Williams said the main- of being sued,” Feagle commission board.” It’s not a cure-all.” tenance work will be done said. “But there is a lot of Although commission- in house through the coun- public perception here I ers voiced concerns, they ty public works depart- want the board to under- Celebration unanimously voted in favor ment. The estimate to stand that if the board Sunday, October 5, 2014 FATAL of an interlocal agree- bring the retention ponds had owned and operat- Sunday School–9:15 a.m. Continued From 1A ment to own and maintain up to county standards is ed those systems before, retention ponds in some $30,000 - $31,000. there is a very strong pos- Morning Worship–10:30 a.m. several hundred feet north flood-prone areas. Under Kevin Kirby, county sibility and likelihood you Guest Speaker, Mr. Bill Cutts of the toll plaza, then hit the terms of the agree- operations director, said would have been sued. I From First Baptist Church Jacksonville, FL safety posts, a concrete Music by Rev. Ken Baxley barrier and a lighted sign Covered dish luncheon follows in the Fellowship Hall. at the booth. The release Administration. criticisms in the audit, he AUDIT (Members please bring a vegetable salad or dessert for said Bennett was not wear- Once FDOT completes said. Those letters will family and guests. Meat will be furnished by the church.) ing a seatbelt. Continued From 1A the audit, it will be sent to be included in the audit Bennett was transport- SVTA, which will have 20 report. Senior Pastor, Rev. Robert Bass ed to the Orlando Regional from the Commission business days to review After those 20 business Medical Center, where the for the Transportation it. During that time, days are up, the report he died Monday afternoon, Disadvantaged and SVTA can submit letters will be released to the the release said. Agency for Health Care to FDOT justifying any public. 4AOPINION OPINION

Friday, October 3, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A OUR OPINION Despite fraud case, your vote still counts onday is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 4 general elec- Mtion, and you need to make sure you’re ready to cast a ballot for the candi- date of your choice. Don’t shirk this duty. Especially not now. Every vote counts, no matter what you may have heard. A Gainesville prosecutor’s decision not to follow through in a recent voter fraud case here sent a dispiriting message to the local electorate. Eighth Circuit State Attorney Bill Cervone took it as given that votes were stolen during a 2010 Lake City election, but basically chose to overlook it. The alleged perpetrators were given a good talking to and told not to do it again. Some might take that as license to do as they wish the next time around, as it appears voter fraud carries no conse- Play it safe in wake quences in Columbia County. And that puts everyone’s rights at risk. Every fake ballot negates a real one, cast of Realtor tragedy by a conscientious citizen just trying to ast week Beverly Carter, a The National Association of make an honest difference. Realtor in Arkansas, was mur- Realtors published the following All we can say is, don’t lose faith in the L dered while showing a house. facts on www.Realtor.org. system. Our model of representational When asked why she was tar- The majority of attacks on real geted, her alleged killer responded; estate professionals occurred in the democracy has endured for 227 years and “Because she was just a woman that afternoons on Thursday or Friday. counting. One prosecutor’s wrong-headed worked alone — a rich broker,” the Nearly 30 percent of attack vic- decision to look the other way won’t be Associated Press reported. tims were men. the end of us. Attacks on Realtors are not Dan Gherna Most attacks did not occur inside uncommon. Theft is usually the major metro areas. And the best way to show your resolve motive. After all, Realtors are multi- Guns were used roughly 50 per- — and your respect for the principles we millionaires — it says so right on may have been prevented by using cent of the time in attacks. as Americans hold dear — is to get out their business cards and websites! a few common sense tips. Robbery was the intention going there and vote. Obviously, Realtors are referring to Safety expert, the late Andrew into the attack but frequently result- the dollar amount of transactions Wooten did several presentations ed in a shooting. See you at the polls. closed, not their net worth. for our local Board of Realtors. He Be proactive — protection is The reality is, most Realtors are always stressed the following: available in many forms. Several anything but multi-millionaires. Lake City Board members, both TODAY IN HISTORY They work ridiculous hours, nights Five Don’ts: male and female, have a concealed and weekends. Put up with unimagi- weapons permit, pack “heat” and On this date: • Don’t be unaware. nable stress trying to close deals • Don’t turn your back on a cus- are not afraid to use it. Pepper spray because they don’t get paid until is a popular deterrent. Also con- In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed the tomer. closing, and for each $1,000,000 sider using one of the mobile safety last Thursday in November Thanksgiving Day. • Don’t go into small rooms in sales, you can shave off two applications available to Realtors. In 1951, the New York Giants captured the National (bathrooms, closets, laundry rooms, zeros after commission splits and Moby is the most popular followed League pennant by a score of 5-4 as Bobby Thomson etc.). expenses. by Guardly, IcePicks, RealAlert, hit a three-run homer off the Brooklyn Dodgers’ Ralph • Don’t lead your customers, This is why Realtors often jump SafeTrec, SmrtGuard and others. Branca in the “shot heard ‘round the world.” instead follow and direct them. in their cars and race to a property Most are easy to use and work with In 1962, astronaut Wally Schirra blasted off from Cape • Don’t park where you can get to meet an unknown customer. iPhone and Android operating sys- Canaveral aboard the Sigma 7 on a nine-hour flight. blocked in. Time is money and if they ask the tems. In 1970, the National Oceanic & Atmospheric customer to meet them at the office Bottom line — it doesn’t matter Administration (NOAA) was established under the Five Do’s : or public place for a prequalification if you are male or female. Use com- Department of Commerce. • Do prepare, prepare, prepare. meeting, the customer may decline • Do work in teams. mon sense, listen and trust yourself. ■ Associated Press and call another Realtor. That’s how • Do use your technology safely. Don’t put yourself in a vulnerable the business works. • Do know your escape routes. position. If it doesn’t feel right, don’t Ironically, September was the • Do trust your gut. do it! Lake City Reporter National Association of Realtors’ “Realtor Safety Month.” It’s unfortu- Andrew’s Number One safety tip: ■ Dan Gherna is Executive Vice nate that it takes a tragedy of such Listen to yourself. Trust yourself. President of the Lake City Board of Serving Columbia County Since 1874 magnitude to force us to reevaluate Pay attention to what your body is Realtors, Inc. He can be reached at our safety. The Arkansas tragedy saying. 386-755-3966. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun­ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. 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LETTERS POLICY Voter fraud case results ridiculed Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ­ To the Editor: friends. No one does community forethought to get my Suwannee ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 service anymore; that’s pretty much County Commissioner in the 4th words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters In re: “Voter fraud case to end in a joke. District re-elected by fraudulently must be signed and include the writer’s name, address apology.” At least one of Jefferson’s oppo- collecting absentee ballots, and if I Technically Betty Jefferson and nents, Mr. Perry, is rightfully con- had gotten caught, he would let me and telephone number for verification. Writers can Linda Ivery were found “guilty” cerned over this result. off. After all, I’m older than Ivery have two letters per month published. Letters and by Bill Cervone. When I say If Cervone gave the women their or Jefferson, and I have a clean guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not “guilty,” his investigation stated, “It petty punishments, he must have record. necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. appearing that you have commit- felt they were guilty. So, why hasn’t So, now we know how to win at BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL ted offense(s) against the State of Jefferson been removed from that the polls. What a major miscarriage 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Florida referenced above. …” office? of justice! Writing a letter of apology and The bottom line, according BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. $100 in court costs are not punish- to Eight Judicial Circuit State BY EMAIL: [email protected] ments. The community service Attorney William “Bill” Cervone, Wendell Snowden ordered will be signed off by is this: If I would have had the Wellborn Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-4, 2014 5A

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FRIDAY Pink Ribbon Event Avon is hosting a Pink Ribbon Event at the Second Hand Rose Boutique, 500 W Marion St., on Oct. 3 from 11 a.m. to noon. There will be door prizes and refreshments and 50 percent off most items. Call Joyce Hall at 904-330-5089 for more information.

SATURDAY COURTESY 5K Run A perfect score The 4th Annual Several students at Columbia City Elementary made a perfect score on at least one of the subjects (Math, Reading, and Suwannee River Writing) for the 2014 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. Pictured from left: Ava Allen, Kelsey Sherman, Logan Breast Cancer Rader, Bryant Smyth, Sydney Guetherman, Dominic Cuadras and Alyssa Williams. Awareness 5K will begin at 8 Oct. 3 Roadhouse. All class members are 9770 for more. a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4. The race will invited to attend. For more infor- begin at Olustee Park Downtown, 205 Fish Dinner mation you may contact Maenell Historical Society N. Marion Ave. All proceeds go to those in our Greater Lake City CDC is having Bailey at 386-961-1630 or Estralita The Columbia County Historical community that are battling cancer and are experienc- a fish dinner and sandwich sale on Taylor at 386-867-6718. Society will meet on Tuesday, ing financial hardship associated with their disease. Friday, Oct. 3 from 4-7 p.m. Cost is October 7 at 7 p.m. at the main Cost for entry in the race is $25. Call 386-365-1191 for a $5 donation. The sale is at 363 NW Noegel Reunion downtown branch of the public more information. Bascom Norris Drive. You may also The Noegel Family Reunion will library, 308 NW Columbia Avenue. pick up a meal on Saturday between be held at noon on Saturday, Oct. Sean McMahon will discuss Lake Free Screenings 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Call 386-752- 4 at the home of Laverne and June City and the Hurricane of 1896. For The Community Cancer Center of North Florida, 9785 with questions. Brannon, 178 SE Tevis Ave. Bring more information call 754-4293. 4520 W US 90, will offer free breast cancer screenings food to share. Call JoAnn at 752- on Saturday, Oct. 4 beginning at 9 a.m. Call the Lake Fish dinner 9334 or Patti at 752-0446 for more. Oct. 8 City office at 386-755-0601 for more information. Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 5056 SW State Road 47 in Lake City, Southside Idol LEC Events THURSDAY, OCT. 9 prepares fish dinners every Friday Auditions for Lake City Southside The LifeStyle Enrichment from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. The dinner Idol 2015 will be held October Center, 628 SE Allison Ct., will host Luncheon is $6 for two Alaskan pollock fillets, 4,12, and 19 from 1-4:30 p.m. at The Boomers Karoke Band on There will be a free Breast Cancer Luncheon at the corn, baked beans, hushpuppies, the Richardson Community Center. Wednesday, Oct. 8 from 10:45-11:30 Columbia County Fairgrounds banquet all on Oct. 9 at cole slaw and tarter sauce. Take out The contest is for 7-12 graders. a.m. Flu shots will be available at noon. Guest speakers are Jeannie Blaylock form First or eat in. Contenders must have a minimum 10 a.m. Coast news and Buddy Check from 12 Program. Call of two prepared pieces and must 386-719-9371 to reserve your seat. Oct. 4 sing to a backing track. For more Lake City Newcomers information please contact Wayne The Lake City Newcomers and MONDAY, OCT. 13 Yard Sale Jernigan at (386) 365-7093. Friends will meet Wednesday, Oct. The Christian Service Center will 8 at Eastside Village at 11 a.m. Cancer Support be holding their Fall Garage Sale on Oct. 5 for its regularly-scheduled meeting. The Women’s Cancer Support Group of Lake City Saturday, October 4 from 8 a.m. to The program will be installation will meet at Cracker Barrel on US 90 at 5:30 p.m. on 12 noon at their facility at 421 NW Local Authors Book Fair of officers and the annual fashion Monday, Oct. 13 to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Washington Street. The Friends of the Library are show. Call Joan Wilson at 755-9897 Month. Information at 386-752-4198 or 386-755-0522. sponsoring a Local Authors Book for more. Yard Sale Fair on Sunday, Oct. 5 from 2-4 p.m. at THURSDAY, OCT. 16 White Springs Methodist Church the Main Library, 308 NW Columbia Oct. 9 will host its annual yard and bake Avenue. Featured authors include Stand up to Breast Cancer sale on Saturday, Oct. 4 beginning Vincent Azevedo (Confrontation: Garden Club Join Lake City Medical Center on Thursday, Oct. at 7:30 a.m. There will be a variety The Struggles We Face Each Day The Lake City Garden Club 16 for a “Stand up to Breast Cancer” luncheon at the of items available for purchase — and How to Overcome Them); Bob will hold its monthly meeting on Women’s Club of Jasper. The luncheon will begin at plus a sausage, biscuits and gravy Dekle (Abraham Lincoln’s Most Oct. 9 at the Clubhouse at 257 SE noon. Call 386-719-9371 to reserve your seat. breakfast will be prepared by the Famous Case: The Almanac Trial); Hernando Street. The social time church pastor for all shoppers. Bob Denny (Happiness Is Looking for begins at 9:30 a.m. and the meeting THURSDAY, OCT. 23 Proceeds from the yard sale will You!); L.L. Eadie (Mistaken Identity); will start at 10. The speakers this benefit Florida Children’s Home. Prissy Elrod (Far Outside the month will be Dick Bush, Cindy Breast Health Ordinary); Patty Howell, Janet Leigh, Tramel and Ed Seifert with the Shands Lake Shore will offer a Free Breast Health Christian Singles Cheryl Norman, & Susan R. Sweet DOT Wildflower Project. Everyone Seminar to the public on Thursday, Oct. 23. The semi- A group of Christian singles is (The Heart of Christmas); Ann Lane is invited to attend. nar will be held from noon to 1 p.m. at Holiday Inn, 213 getting together for a time of fel- (Wild Emm); Dan Marsee (Bucklee: SW Commerce Drive. Register for the seminar at 386- lowship every two weeks. The next Two Trails); Delores Leggett Walker DAR 292-8120 or online at ShandsLakeShore.com. get-together is Saturday, Oct. 4 at 5 (Legend of Promise); Hazel Wall The Edward Rutledge Chapter, p.m. at Faith in Christ Church, 282 (Cracker Girl); and Shantina Wilson Daughters of the American SATURDAY, OCT. 25 SW Magical Terr. Bring a dish to (Think Before You React). Revolution, will hold its monthly share. Call Tony at 386-623-5210 or meeting on Thursday, October 9, Charity Ball Dani at 386-288-0961. Auxiliary Breakfast at 10:30 a.m., at the Wilson Rivers The Imperial Productions will host a charity ball VFW Post 2206, 343 Forest Library, Room 102, on the Florida fundraiser at the Columbia County Fairgrounds, 438 Redfish Tournament Lawn Way, will host a VFW Ladies Gateway College campus. Visitors SW SR 247, on Oct. 25. Cocktails will be served at 6 The Redfish Tournament will Auxiliary breakfast fundraiser on are always welcomed. For any ques- p.m. The dinner will begin at 7 p.m. And the fashion take place Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Oct. 5. Cooked to order breakfasts tions, please call 752-2903. show will start at 8 p.m. The charity ball fundraiser Horseshoe Beach Marina, 262 3 St, will be served from 9 – 11 AM. is in support of Breast Cancer Awareness and all Horseshoe Beach. Entry Fee is $10 Open to the public. Oct. 10 funds raised will be donated to the Columbia County per person. Start time is at 7 a.m., Tough Enough to Wear Pink crisis relief fund. weigh in time is at 4 p.m. Please Oct. 7 Driver Course Tickets for the evening event cost $100. Each ticket call the Marina at 352-498-5405 with The AARP Smart Driver Course includes two drink tickets. Businesses can sponsor a questions. Early Learning will be held on October 10 at 9 a.m. bra in the fashion show for $1,000. Each sponsorship The Early Learning Coalition of at Lake City Medical Center. Refresh includes 8 dinner tickets/16 drink tickets, a photo Class of 1973 Florida’s Gateway Inc. will have a your driving skills and know the new with your bra/model and your name in the event pro- The CHS Class of 1973 will be Board workshop Tuesday, Oct. 7 rules of the road. Cost is $15 for AARP gram. Call Amy Francis at The Imperial Productions getting together for dinner on at 9:00 a.m. at 1104 SW Main Blvd. members and $20 for non-members. at 352-316-2815. Saturday, Oct. 4 at 6 p.m. at Texas Call Stacey DePratter at 386-752- Register at 386-719-9371.

OBITUARIES Iris Coleen Hale Virginia Harris Kent of Jacksonville, and Wes Kent the direction of GATEWAY- Women. Mary Louise was a 6, 2014, at the First Presbyterian (Peggy) of Lake City; daughters, FOREST LAWN FUNERAL member of Chi Omega Sorority Church of Lake City with Iris Coleen Hale, 77, of Mrs. Virginia Harris Kent, 76, Debbie Lewis of Jacksonville, HOME, 3596 S. HWY 441, Lake and the First Presbyterian James Montgomery officiating. Lake City passed away on of Wellborn passed away on Cathy Thomas of Glen St. Mary, City. (386) 752-1954. Please Church of Lake City. She was Visitation with the family will September 28, 2014. She Tuesday, September 30, 2014. and Latrelle Stapleton (Gary) leave words of comfort and active in Presbyterian Women be held one hour prior to service was born on July 18, 1937. A native of Clay Hill, Florida, of Spirit Lake, Iowa; sisters, love on the online guest book at and sang in the choir for many time (1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.) at Survivors include sons; Dennis Mrs. Kent had been a resident Laura Jean Anderson (Sonny) www.gatewayforestlawn.com years. She was a wonderful wife, the church. Interment will follow (Cathy) Reynolds, Kevin of Wellborn since 1975 mov- of Glen St. Mary, and Mary mother, and caregiver for her in Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of Hale, and Ronnie Reynolds. ing there from Jacksonville. She Revels (Bo) of Glen St. Mary; Mary Louise Forester Long family. Mary Louise was pre- flowers, donations can be made One sister; Mary (Luther) loved singing Gospel music, six grandchildren, and two great ceded in death by her husband to the First Presbyterian Church Cullor, one brother; Clinton playing the Mandolin, garden- grandchildren also survive. Mary Louise Forester Long, of 66 years, Eddie Joe Long, her of Lake City or to Suncoast (Norma) Medlin; many grand- ing, and spending time with Funeral services for Mrs. 98, passed into eternity on parents, Freda Hackney Forester Hospice, 5771 Roosevelt children nieces and nephews. her family. Mrs. Kent was a Kent will be conducted on September 30, 2014, in St. and Henry Grady Forester. Blvd, Clearwater, FL, 33760 Graveside memorial will be member of Parkview Baptist Saturday, October 4, 2014 at Petersburg, Fl. Survivors are her sons, Edward GATEWAY-FOREST held at 10:00 am October 4, Church, and was preceded in 11:00 A.M. in the Gateway- She was born J. Long (Andrea) and Grady LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 2014 at High Springs Cemetery. death by her father Nattie Harris, Forest Lawn Funeral Home in Lake City Forester Long (Sammye); four 3596 South US Hwy441, Lake GATEWAY-FOREST a son Ronnie McKinley, and Chapel with Zach Douglas offi- on February grandchildren, Edward Long City, FL 32025. (386) 752-1954. LAWN FUNERAL HOME, a brother Joe “Boots” Harris. ciating. Interment will follow at 18, 1916, III (Marnie), Lauren Hart www.gatewayforestlawn.com 3596 S US Hwy 441, Lake Mrs. Kent is survived by her Wellborn Cemetery. Visitation and resided (Jon), Marianne Segal (David), with the family will be held there most of Stefanie Starnes (William); City, FL 32025 (386)752-1954. husband of 50 years Walter Obituaries are paid advertise- www.gatewayforestlawn.com Kent, Sr. of Wellborn; moth- 1 hour before service time her life. She and seven great grandchildren, ments. For details, call the Lake er, Alma Harris of Glen St. 10:00- 11:00 A.M. at the funeral attended Columbia High School Funeral services will be held at City Reporter’s classified depart- Mary; sons, Corky McKinley home. Arrangements are under and Florida State College for 2:00 p.m. on Monday, October ment at 752-1293. FAITH & VALUES

Friday & Saturday, October 3 & 4, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 6A What the Bible says Beware of scientists bearing theories with few or no facts about the 3 Heavens do a lot of reading CHRISTIAN CONCEPTS mean, but theories are and research for the not facts. Paleontologists PART TWO BIBLE STUDIES will have been banished to I articles I write. I have made several evolution- the lake of fire for eternity. found the debate between ary speculations about The tragic effects of sin creation and evolution to the Coelacanth based on he first two Heavens on this present world will be perennial. Believers in numerous fossil remains. are the earth’s be absent from the New scientific theories do not But Christmas came T atmosphere and Jerusalem “And God will understand why believers early for creationists the stars and planets. Now wipe away every tear from of the Scriptures don’t on December 22, 1938, as we consider the third their eyes; there shall be get it. Christians seem when a native fisherman Heaven, this Heaven was no more death, nor sor- to stubbornly embrace caught a supposedly already there when God row, nor crying. There a belief that is in conflict extinct Coelacanth off created the first two. Paul shall be no more pain, for with scientific fact. But Gary King the southwestern coast of [email protected] said, “I know a man in Hugh Sherrill the former things have the issue is not with Madagascar. Evolutionary Christ who fourteen years passed away” (Rev. 21:4). scientific fact; the issue ago, but the whole sci- theories about the [email protected] ago — whether in the body Those “former things” is with the theories that entific community is not Coelacanth collapsed fast- I do not know, or whether patriarchs. Abraham include those who, during arise when there are no in possession of a single er than a house of cards out of the body I do not “waited for the city which their life on earth, pre- facts. observable fact about the hit by a leaf blower when know, God knows — such has foundations, whose ferred sin over righteous- There are a number beginning of life. that native fisherman a one was caught up to the builder and maker is God” ness (Rev. 21:8). of subjects that could In a publication entitled hauled up a net full of third heaven. And I know (Heb. 11:10). The term John describes the beau- be addressed regarding Science and Creationism: facts. such a man — whether in New Jerusalem (Rev.3:12; ty of the New Jerusalem evolution. Evolution can A View from the National Remember it was the body or out of the body 21:2) is just one of several using the language at his be subdivided into two Academy of Sciences, learned men, the scien- I do not know, God knows names given to this future disposal, but one gets categories, inorgnanic Second tists of their — how he was caught up city of God. It is also the impression that John and organic. Organic Edition ‘Theories are day, who into Paradise and heard called the holy city (Rev. is trying to describe the evolution can be further (1999), on gave us the inexpressible words, which 21:2; 22:19), the heavenly indescribable (Rev. 21:9- divided into embryonics, page 7 we speculations flat earth it is not lawful for a man to Jerusalem (Heb. 12:22), 21). Some of the tradition- comparative anatomy, read, “Of theory, utter” (2 Cor. 12:2-4). Mount Zion (Heb. 12:22), al images of heaven — like beneficial germinal course, even about what and when This is the Heaven and the bride of the Lamb pearly gates and streets of mutations, and more. if a living the church where God is and where (Rev. 21:9). Many theo- gold — have their origin Time and space will not cell were to the facts excommu- the redeemed of all ages logians refer to the New in John’s characterization permit a full consider- be made in mean, but nicated will dwell. Paul says “we Jerusalem as “the crown of (Rev. 21:21). The number ation of each of these the laborato- Galileo it groan, earnestly desiring the new creation.” 12 occurs eight times in here. So I will address ry, it would theories are was because to be clothed with our Perhaps nothing in John’s description of the a significant matter, the not prove the church habitation which is from Christianity has been cari- city, referring to gates origin of life. nature fol- not facts.’ trusted heaven” (2 Cor. 5:2). This catured as much as heaven and foundations, and the Science is the gather- lowed the the theo- is the Heaven where Jesus — or represented as inaccu- angels, tribes, and apostles ing of data through obser- same pathway billions ry of another scientist, Christ descended from. rately. The Bible presents associated with them. The vation of natural phenom- of years ago.” This is a Ptolemy. “And being found in heaven as a very tangible city’s 12 foundations are ena or experimentation in stunningly honest admis- Before I discount the appearance as a man, place — a city called the probably not separated a controlled environment sion by a body of highly Genesis account in the He humbled Himself, New Jerusalem, on earth from each other, but are 12 such as a laboratory. At respected scientists. first chapter that begins and became obedient to (Rev. 21:2). Revelation 21:1- layers encircling the city. its essence, science is They confess they do with the words, “In the the point of death, even 22:5 describes this place. Its brilliant colors would observation. Observation not know what happened beginning God created,” the death of the cross. (Please read.) then blend together and reveals facts and specu- regarding the origin of scientists will have to give Therefore God also has The apostle John add to its beauty. lation on those facts give life that occurred in the me some facts. Beware highly exalted Him, and saw the New Jerusalem When this life is over, rise to theories. There is unobserved distant past. of scientists bearing the- given Him the name which descending from heaven to there are only two desti- a huge gap between facts There are scientific theo- ories. is above every name” earth, dispelling the notion nations: heaven or hell. and theories. ries about how life began; (Phil. 2:8, 9). that our eternal home is Trust Jesus today. When it comes to the there just aren’t any sci- The longing for a future n Gary B. King is the pastor of “up in heaven.” Instead, origin of life, that gap is entific facts about how life WayWord Ministries here in glorious city of God can heaven comes to earth n Hugh G. Sherrill, Pastor about 3.5 billion years. began. Lake City. He welcomes com- be traced back to the time (Rev. 21:1-3). Sin has Philippi Baptist Church Scientists theorize life Theories are specula- ments and can be reached at of the Old Testament been paid for and Satan 1444 County Road 18 began 3.5 billion years tions about what the facts [email protected]. Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER FAITH & VALUES FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 3-4, 2014 7A Preaching faithful to unfaithful Israel CHURCH CALENDAR n To submit your Church Calendar item, contact Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or by email at [email protected]. or over forty years, BIBLICAL MEDITATION the great prophet Announcement Lake City, will celebrate Revival Homecoming on Oct. 12 F Isaiah preached its 169th homecoming on Oak Grove Baptist from 10:30 a.m. to noon. faithfully to unfaithful Church Available Sunday, Oct. 5 at 11 a.m. Church, 1007 NE A covered dish dinner will Israel. His preaching was There is a church avail- Guest speaker will be Earl Needmore Road, White follow the service. Call during the reign of several able for a nondenomina- Green. There will be din- Springs, is having a Pastor Henderson at 386- “evil” Israelite kings and tional pastor and congre- ner on the grounds after Revival from Oct. 5-10 344-1083 for more. lasted until the Assyrian gation. Call Rita Townsend the morning service. Call at 7 p.m. nightly. It’s the captivity began. at 386-752-5267 if interest- Bob at 386-365-1388 for week of the 139th church God knew that Israel Homecoming was unfaithful to Him but ed. more. anniversary and they will First Baptist Church of he was looking for some- also be celebrating home- White Springs will cele- one to go to the nation of Carlton McPeak Learn More Dual’s Day coming on Sunday, Oct. brate its 116th homecom- Israel and preach to them. [email protected] Christ Central would Sweet Home Baptist 12 at 11 a.m. Dinner will ing on Sunday, Oct. 12 at He also knew their hearts However, Isaiah was still like to invite the commu- Church, CR 252, White follow the service. Guest 10:30 a.m. Guest speaker were hardened and their willing to go to them and nity to learn more about Springs, will have Dual’s speaker is Rev. Tommy for the occasion will be ears were dull of hearing. try to get them to repent their church. Text VISIT Day on Sunday, Oct. 5. The Bankston. During the Pastor Brandon Witt. A He knew they were people of their ways and actions. CC to 313131 to be direct- 11 a.m. speaker will be revival, there will be dif- covered dish lunch will who were “listening” but His preaching was to ed to a video with informa- Sister Roshaunda Perry. ferent guest speakers follow. not “perceiving” and they the nation of Israel, but tion about the church. The 3 p.m. speaker will be each night. The schedule were “looking” but not the nation of Judah could Minister Richard Hall. Call is: Oct. 5: Lewis Daniels; “understanding” (Isaiah learn a lot from it, and so Oct. 13 6:9). Still God asked for can we. Some of the things Oct. 3 719-6862 for more. Oct. 6: Ed Tharpe; Oct. someone to go and preach contained in his writings 7: Travis Kimbril; Oct. Fish Lunches to this group of people. are quoted in parts of the Yard Sale Baptism Sunday 8: David Mate; Oct. 9: The Community Isaiah responded with New Testament. St. James Episcopal Your church family is James Croft; Oct. 10: Burl Outreach Ministry will be the great answer, “Here It is hard to say how Church, 2423 SW Bascom invited to Baptism Sunday Harkey. selling fish lunches to raise am I. Send me!” (Isaiah our nation compares with Norris Dr., will have a at the Ichetucknee Springs funds for the Sunday School 6:8) and asked God how ancient Israel as to wheth- huge indoor yard sale on on Sunday, Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. Oct. 6 Department of Sister’s long do you want me to er or not we are as evil as Friday, Oct. 3 from 8 a.m. The purpose of this pro- Welcome Missionary preach to these people? they. Hopefully, all would to 2 p.m. and Saturday, gram is to promote believ- Revival Meetings Baptist Church. Lunches Consider God’s reply agree that our nation is not Oct. 4 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. er’s baptism and build fel- Cornerstone Baptist will be sold on Saturday, (Isaiah 6:11, 12): as righteous as God would lowship among churches Church, 22297 SW State Oct. 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 * Until cities are devas- have it to be, that there tated and without inhabi- are a lot of people who are Gospel Concert in Columbia County. All Road 47, Fort White, will p.m. at Sister’s Welcome tant just like those to whom Renewed of the churches and denomina- have revival meetings Missionary Baptist * Houses are without Isaiah preached. They are Carolinas will perform at tions are welcome. There on Oct. 6-10 at 7 o’clock Church, 3194 SW Sisters people wicked and they will not a special gospel concert at will be old time gospel each night. Guest speak- Welcome Road. Cost is $5. * The land is utterly “perceive” or “understand” Temple of God Holiness songs, baptisms in the er will be Rev. Charlie desolated what is being presented to Church, 1014 SW 7th St., springs, and a group reaffir- Sexton from McAlpin. Oct. 17 * The Lord has removed them. Live Oak, on Friday, Oct. 3 mation of Baptismal Vows. Local choirs and soloists men far away It is also understood at 7 p.m. Madison County Bring a picnic lunch to will perform each night. Gospel Quartet * The forsaken places that not everyone, just Boys’ Choir, D-N-D Gospel the park’s north entrance. Everyone is welcome to Lulu Baptist Church will are many in the midst of like in the days of Isaiah, Singers, and Angelic Praise Contact Pastor Ken Miller bring a friend. Call 386- host Lumber RIver Gospel the land is willing to take on the will also perform. This is at 386-209-3317 for more. 497-1173. Quartet on Oct. 17 at 7 In other words, until challenge of preaching to there were no people to people and telling them an open door event and p.m. Finger foods will be preach to. The reason what they need to do to be door prizes will be given Pastor Appreciation Oct. 12 served. Call Josh Tate at – Israel was taken into pleasing to God. However away. Contact Devane Bethlehem Baptist 365-2737 for more infor- Assyrian captivity and the we can all proclaim God’s Productions Missionary Church will honor its pas- Pastor’s Appreciation mation. area was unpopulated. message to those who are Phyllis Jefferson at 386- tor, Lowell G. O’Steen, Union AME Church fam- Isaiah must have been around us in various ways. 792-3247 for more. on Pastor Appreciation ily invites the community Oct. 18 some more man. He must One way could be just as Day on Oct. 5 at 11 a.m. to a Pastor’s Appreciation have had a strong char- simple as having a con- Oct. 4 Pastor O’Steen has served of Pastor Ronald G. Bake Sale acter. He must have been versation with them about the church for 24 years. Williams, Sr. on Sunday, Our Redeemer totally committed to God their life and how they can Yard Sale There will be a covered Oct. 12 at 3 p.m. Pastor Lutheran Church, 5056 and to his fellow citizens be pleasing to God. Wellborn Church of dish luncheon following Lantz G. Mills and the New SW State Rd., will have a to take on this type of chal- We can also encourage lenge. It probably could those who do preach pub- Good, 330 US Hwy 90, will the service but no evening Daysprings Missionary Holiday Bake Sale/Craft be said, without hesitation, licly to faithfully proclaim have a yard sale from 8 services that night. Baptist Church will render Sale on Saturday, Oct. 18 that Isaiah loved the Lord God’s message. Preachers a.m. to noon on Saturday, the service. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and his fellow citizens very will get discouraged just Oct. 4. Pocket knives, vac Homecoming This will be a good time much to persevere that like Isaiah probably did. cleaners, household items First Full Gospel will Homecoming to purchase your holiday long. May we all lift up those and a little bit of every- have its homecoming on Lake City Church of the goodies, decorations, and The very fact that he who are trying, in our thing else will be available. Oct. 5 at 11 a.m. followed Nazarene, 3001 Florida gifts. Call the church at started preaching after world, to be like Isaiah to Call Pastor Cobb at 386- by a covered dish lunch. 47, will have Church 386-755-4299. God told him that these preach faithfully. 623-1348 for more. Morning speaker is people would not turn Darren Wilson with sing- from their evil ways speaks ing group “The Shireys” volumes to his character. n Carlton G. McPeak is an Oct. 5 evangelist working in the from South Carolina. A As one reads the begin- Lake City area. All Scriptural ning chapters of the book Homecoming revival will begin Oct. 6 quotations are from the New Tustenuggee United and run through Oct. 10 of Isaiah, he becomes very American Standard Bible, aware of all the evil things Holman Bible Publishers, Methodist Church, off at 7 p.m. nightly with these people were doing. unless otherwise stated. Tustenuggee Road in Reverend Greg Roberts. The importance of a solid foundation was intrigued to learn HEART MATTERS fell with a great crash.” No amount of curb appeal recently that after This passage communi- will hold things together I many natural catastro- cates a powerful message during these times, and phes there is a specific to believers whose foun- if our foundation is insub- kind of professional who dation has become based stantial, our families will comes to inspect the after- more on “curb appeal” than crash; if the foundation is math. Their interest isn’t the Word of God. Curb solid, we will not fall. to survey the damage, but appeal has become our In Psalm 117:2, the to seek out anything that basis if what others can see Bible declares, “For endured the devastation. matters more than the con- great is his love toward For example, following dition of our heart. Notice us, and the faithfulness the deadly tsunami in the Angie Land that both the wise and the of the LORD endures Indian Ocean in 2004, foolish man “hears these forever. It is interesting [email protected] engineers from the US words of mine.” It is possi- to note that the Hebrew and Canada examined similar warning: ble to attend church every word for “faithfulness” has structures and buildings “Therefore, everyone Sunday and “hear” God’s the same root word as a that withstood this force who hears these words of Word and not allow it to be foundational “pillar.” The of nature to better under- mine and puts them into the standard and support implication is something stand how to prevent such practice is like a wise man for our lives. Perhaps we that cannot be moved nor ruin in the future. Of who built his house on are just attending church shaken; something that particular interest was the the rock. The rain came because that is what we endures forever. Let’s foundation of any build- down, the streams rose, think “good people” do. build the foundation for ings that remained in com- and the winds blew and Curb appeal: looking good our marriages, homes, parison to those that were beat against that house; on the outside. and relationships on the swept away. yet it did not fall, because The problem with curb faithfulness of God’s Anyone who has ever it had its foundation on the appeal is that it makes a Word, not some fleeting experienced building a rock. But everyone who flimsy foundation. Jesus curb appeal that will be home, even under normal hears these words of mind was pretty straightforward swept away, because your conditions, understands and does not put them into in John 16:33 when He heart matters! the importance of a solid practice is like a foolish warned us, “In this world n Heart Matters is a weekly foundation. If the founda- man who built his house on you will have trouble…” column written by Angie tion is not adequate, the sand. The rain came down, Problems that feel like Land, director of the Family rest of the building is at the streams rose, and earthquakes, hurricanes Life Ministries of the Lafayette risk. In Matthew 7:24-27, the winds blew and beat and tsunamis will come into Baptist Association, where she the Bible records Jesus’ against that house, and it our marriages and families. teaches bible studies. Announce your church event here Do you have an event going on at your church that you’d like to announce in the Lake City Reporter? Email the announcement to Associate Editor Emily Lawson at [email protected]. 8A FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-4, 2014 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

SRWMD CARC holds membership dinner announces From staff reports cers for the new year were David with singing and a fashion show the sponsorship of Anderson The annual membership cele- Brewer as President, Cedric Davis by participants of the adult day Columbia, Baya Pharmacy, and its meeting bration of CARC — Advocates for as Vice President, Betsy Pottle as training and residents of the Columbia Bank. Citizens with Disabilities, Inc. was Secretary and Gigi Register as group home, as well as a praise Executive Director, Stephen for Oct. 16 held last week at the First United Treasurer. dance. Dinner was catered E. Bailey, distributed the annual Methodist Church. Elected as offi- The night was a big success by Country Skillet thanks to awards. Workshop set for October 17. Client/Employee Awards From staff reports LIVE OAK — On Employee Service Awards Thursday, Oct. 16, the Suwannee River Water • 5 Years of Service: Dale Martin, David Management District’s Nicely Governing Board will meet • 10 Years of Service: Jane Markham, at 9 a.m. at the Cedar Key Donald Little Community Center, 809 6th • 15 Years of Service: Melissa Malloney, St., Cedar Key. Jimmy Burnett The meeting is to con- • Employee of the Year Nominees: sider district business and James Crusaw (winner), Patty Reeves, conduct public hearings on Everett O’Dell regulatory, real estate, and • Employee Going Above and Beyond: other various matters. Kathy Kahler-O’Dell The district will also hold • Sunshine Outstanding Employment a workshop on Friday, Oct Achievement: Shirley Jones 17 at 8:30 a.m. at the Cedar • Sunshine Enterprises Outstanding Key Community Center. Worker: Summer Williams A copy of the agenda may • Sunshine Enterprises Most Improved be obtained by visiting the Work Attitude: Kerri Hull District’s website at www. • Sunshine Enterprises Most Positive mysuwanneeriver.com. All Attitude: Michelle Murrey meetings, workshops, and • Sunshine Enterprises Independence hearings are open to the Achievement: Termell Griffin public. • Sunshine Enterprises Cheerfulness: Jeffrey Woolfolk COURTESY PHOTOS • Socialization Most Improved: Lenard Guests are seated and waiting to be served and entertained at last week’s annual membership celebration. Bailey Two class • Group Home Most Improved: Michelle Lloyd reunions • Group Home Outstanding Resident: Josephine Williams this month • Group Home Achievement in Personal Goals: Alex Hynes SHS ‘84 Reunion • Group Home Residents’ Choice The Suwannee High Award: Kenda Daniels School Class of 1984 • Ambassador for CARC: Brian Eldridge will hold its 30th Class Reunion on Saturday, Oct. Community Support Awards 25 starting at 6:30 p.m. at • Outstanding Community Support: The Brown Lantern, 417 Dean Demorist E. Howard St., Live Oak. • Charles and Mildred Fite, Jr. Award Dress is casual. for Volunteerism: Nancy Weeks Cost is $40 per person • CARC Family Support Award: Dr. Jerry and includes buffet of & Barbara Cheesman fried/boiled shrimp, chick- en wings, chicken strips, veggies, salad bar, etc. Board of Directors Tea, Coke products, and keg beer will be served all • Board Member Recognition for Years Board President David Brewer, Executive Director night. A cash bar will be Served: Board President David Brewer and Executive Director Stephen E. Bailey present ADT participant Shirley available at a discounted 15 yrs. Carolyn Baker; 25 yrs. Betsy Pottle Stephen E. Bailey present Dr. Jerry & Barbara Jones with Sunshine’s Outstanding Employment price for wine and bottled and 30 yrs. Judy Lewis Cheesman with the CARC Family Support Award. Achievement Award. beer. Entertainment is pro- vided by DJ Kickin’ Kevin Thomas. The Holiday Inn Express is offering a lodging dis- count: $112.57 per night with a minimum of 10 rooms reserved. Reservation deadline is Oct. 6. There will be reserved seating at the Friday, Oct. 24 Homecoming Football Game at a cost of $6 per ticket. The ticket price must be included in total amount remitted with reunion tick- et purchase. Indicate how many tickets are needed when you RSVP. Board President David Brewer and Executive Director Stephen E. Questions? Email shs- Bailey present Dean Demorist with the Outstanding Community [email protected]. Support Award. Participants sing ‘This Little Light of Mine.’ CHS ‘78-’79 Reunion The CHS classes of 1978 and 1979 will have a joint reunion on Oct. 31 and Nov. Celebrate Classical music returns next month 1. Class of 1979 graduates Get your ‘Friends of Music’ tickets. performers are contacting A January 24, 2015, should contact Debra at us wanting to be part of concert will feature the [email protected] for fall with the From staff reports concerts to the area. our series.” Chamber Singers of more information and to “We’ve hosted per- The concerts are free the University of North RSVP. Class of 1978 grad- Lake City The Friends of Music formers from all over the to the public through the Florida from Jacksonville. uates should contact Terri Concert Series was begun world,” said Linda Poplin. generosity of people of the A February 24, 2015, at [email protected] almost 20 years ago by Bill “Many of them we’ve community. performance will be pre- for more information and Reporter Poplin, professor-emer- housed in our home, and This is the only strict- sented by The Suchon to RSVP. itus of Florida Gateway it is a pleasure to get to ly classical concert series Woodwind Quintet from College. Concerts were personally know musi- in the area. Every effort Slovakia. They will have Find news, held at First Presbyterian cians from other coun- is made to schedule The with them pianist Michiko Church of Lake City where tries. We’ve had perform- Friends of Music Concert Otaki. The closing con- Register weather, sports he and his wife, Linda, ers from England, France, Series so that dates do not cert of the 2014–15 season were musicians. For the Austria, Romania and sev- conflict with other local will be Trio Solis (piano, to vote by past two years concerts eral outstanding groups concert and entertainment violin, cello) with Pamela and more on have been at Covenant from the Czech Republic.” series. Ryan, violist. They are fac- Monday www.lakecityreporter.com First Presbyterian Church Most of the European The 2014–15 Friends ulty members of the FSU From staff reports of Live Oak. musicians come to the of Music Concert Series School of Music. The series brings out- Friends through Raymond promises to be an exciting All concerts in the Please be advised that standing performers of Weiss Artist Management one. On Nov. 11, the FSU Friends of Music Concert Monday, Oct. 6 is the dead- classical chamber music in New York City. Other Early Music Ensemble will Series will take place at line to register to vote to to the area, and all con- performers are from the provide a concert of sing- 7:30 pm in Covenant First be eligible for the general certs are free to the public. United States. ers and instrumentalists. Presbyterian Church on election on Nov. 4. Both Poplins have For the past six years “This is only the sec- White Avenue in Live Oak. Register with Supervisor taught music in Columbia Linda Poplin has been ond time in our forty-sev- Concerts are free to the of Elections Liz Horne. She County: Bill at the college, scheduling the concerts en years in Lake City that public and a reception fol- can be reached at 386-758- Linda at Columbia High by email. people of the area will get lows each concert. 1026 x 3105 or by absen- School and at Eastside “I’ve made many con- to hear crumhorns, sack- For more information [email protected]. Elementary. They contin- tacts throughout the state buts, recorders, and lute,” call 386-365-4941 or go to The office is located at ue to teach by bringing of Florida," she said. "Now said Linda Poplin. friendsofmusic.info. 971 W. Duval St. Suite 102. 1BSPORTS

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Friday & Saturday, October 3 & 4, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B Tigers want to dominate again CHS defense has fire zone blitzes, we run a has done an outstanding defense that is a pro and job,” Allen said. “Take a field pitched back to college style. goal off the board and you back shutouts. Allen said that a compli- have three in five games. cated system means noth- They’re playing good, good By BRANDON FINLEY ing if the Tigers aren’t able football. We want to con- [email protected] to execute it. tinue to build on that as we “The thing that has been go into game six.” Columbia High’s defense good is that we’ve been able The Tigers take their was questioned after the to communicate it,” Allen defense into Orange Park first couple of games this said. “At times, we have tonight for a District 3-6A season. After back-to-back mental breakdowns, but game at 7 p.m. Allen said shutouts, the questions you don’t learn this over- the two defenses won’t mir- have gone away. night. You take that with ror each other. One person that never a grain of salt that we’ll “They’ll give us a 3-3 questioned the defense was have mistakes. You hope stack defense,” Allen said. head coach Brian Allen. that as you get later, the “That’s something that “Year in and year out, I’m mistakes are being we haven’t seen a whole extremely comfortable with eliminated.” bunch of. They’ll walk their our defense,” Allen said. Allen gave much of the WIL (weakside) linebacker “We’re on the high school credit to his defensive coor- down. At the end of the day, level running an NFL sys- dinator, Dennis Dotson. they’ll finish in a 4-3. That’s FILE tem. For someone that “I feel like since getting continued on 3B Columbia High’s Lucas Bradley (30) congratulates Kamario Bell (34) for making a touchdown. doesn’t know coverages or here four years ago, Dennis CHS Pink sweep Lady Tigers make easy work of Bulldogs

By BRANDON FINLEY Benson said. “I want to [email protected] thank everyone who came out tonight to help with Columbia High had more this cause, especially my than a volleyball game on team parents, who helped its annual “Dig Pink” night. with decorations and bak- While scores were ing treats for the conces- recorded, the bigger issue sion stand. This would not was raising awareness of have been possible without breast cancer. them.” “Tonight was not nec- Of course, Benson was essarily about winning or thankful for all those that losing,” Columbia head came out. coach Heather Benson said. “I also want to thank “Tonight was more about everyone who donated playing for a great cause and purchased items from and I think our girls really our team for this event,” understood this. They have Benson said. worked hard to hopefully And then there was the raise a lot of money for the game. Bosom Buddies support Columbia was a straight- group.” set winner over the Lady Each Lady Tiger played Bulldogs 25-17, 25-15, 25- for someone they knew. 14. “They played for some- Hannah Baker led the one they know or knew in team with 21 assists and 13 their past that has faced this JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter continued on 3B horrible disease before,” PINK Columbia High’s Hannah Baker returns a serve against Suwannee High on Thursday. Defense carrying load for Indians Fort White has look at the record and see one touchdown. I think our they’ve only won one game,” defense is playing phenom- homecoming he said. “I put a lot of pres- enal.” game tonight. sure on our seniors. Not Jackson said it all comes winning your homecoming back to the players and the By BRANDON FINLEY game is not something you coaching on the defensive [email protected] want to remember. It’s a side. great chance to remember “Snider and company are FORT WHITE — Fort your high school experi- doing a great job,” he said. White High opens District ence. We had great practice “We’re physical, but also 2-4A with a looming dis- and I think we have them disciplined. Along with Blair traction, but head coach focused enough.” (Chapman), you have guys Demetric Jackson said that The Indians have leaned that are playing real good there’s no way the Indians on their defense this year, defensively. The defensive are thinking about anything and the Pirates come in line is playing lights out. other than football. with a tough task to put Outside, we’re doing it Homecoming week took points on the board. by a combination of guys. place at Fort White and “We’ve held Dixie County The secondary (Shannon) tonight the football game to one touchdown,” Jackson Showers, Nick MClain and against Fernandina Beach said. “It was a fluke play Ladarious Smith are play- culminates those events. with a lot of players stop- ing the corner. Tyler Reed Jackson said it’s important ping. We lost Hamilton, and Elijiah Bryant are play- not to look at records, but 20-14, but held them to 52 ing well at safety. The units to look at business. yards. Newberry was a are doing real well. Seven “The big thing about this shutout. Bradford we had points a game is playing FILE game is sometimes they the junior varsity give up pretty well.” Fort White High’s Cameron White runs the ball Friday night. 2BSPORTS

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Washington COLLEGE FOOTBALL HORSE RACING N.Y. Jets at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. No. 4 Oklahoma at No. 25 TCU, TELEVISION Time TBA Noon 4:30 p.m. Cincinnati at New England, 8:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. FS1 — Playoffs, National League ABC — Ohio St. at Maryland NBCSN — Thoroughbreds, Shadwell No. 5 Auburn vs. No. 15 LSU, 7 p.m. TV sports Division Series, Game 1, St. Louis at Los ESPN — Texas A&M at Mississippi St. Mile; TCOA Stakes; Breeders’ Futurity, at No. 6 Texas A&M at No. 12 Mississippi Angeles ESPN2 — Purdue at Illinois Lexington, Ky. AP Top 25 State, Noon Time TBA ESPNU — Memphis at Cincinnati or MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL No. 7 Baylor at Texas, 3:30 p.m. AUTO RACING TBS — Playoffs, American League SMU at East Carolina Time TBA Record Pts Pv No. 8 UCLA vs. Utah, 10:30 p.m. Noon Division Series, Game 2, Detroit at FSN — Marshall at Old Dominion FS1 — Playoffs, National League 1. Florida St. (27) 4-0 1,416 1 No. 9 Notre Dame vs. No. 14 Stanford, FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Baltimore FS1 — Iowa St. at Oklahoma St. Division Series, game 2, teams TBD 2. Oregon (13) 4-0 1,405 2 3:30 p.m. practice for Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas Time TBA 3:30 p.m. Time TBA 3. Alabama (13) 4-0 1,387 3 No. 10 Michigan State vs. No. 19 City, Kan. TBS — Playoffs, American League ABC — Regional coverage, Wake MLB — Playoffs, National League 4. Oklahoma (7) 4-0 1,357 4 Nebraska, 8 p.m. 1 p.m. Division Series, Game 2, Kansas City at Forest at Florida St. or Baylor at Texas Division Series, game 2, teams TBD 5. Auburn 4-0 1,272 5 No. 13 Georgia vs. Vanderbilt, 4 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice L.A. Angels CBS — Alabama at Mississippi SOCCER 6. Texas A&M 5-0 1,206 6 No. 16 Southern Cal vs. Arizona State, for Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas PREP FOOTBALL ESPN2 — Wisconsin at 10 a.m. 7. Baylor 4-0 1,149 7 7:30 p.m. City, Kan. 7 p.m. Northwestern NBCSN — Premier League, West 8. UCLA 4-0 975 11 No. 17 Wisconsin at Northwestern, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — Norcross (Ga.) at North ESPNU — NC State at Clemson Bromwich at Liverpool 9. Notre Dame 4-0 972 8 3:30 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Gwinnett (Ga.) FOX — Oklahoma at TCU 12:30 p.m. 10. Michigan St. 3-1 944 9 No. 20 Ohio State at Maryland, Noon Series, practice for Kansas Lottery 300, at SOCCER NBC — Stanford at Notre Dame NBC — Premier League, Manchester 11. Mississippi 4-0 906 10 No. 21 Oklahoma State vs. Iowa State, Kansas City, Kan. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. City at Aston Villa 12. Mississippi St. 4-0 848 14 Noon 5:30 p.m. NBCSN — MLS, Kansas City at DC FSN — Kansas at West Virginia 6 p.m. 13. Georgia 3-1 788 12 No. 22 East Carolina vs. SMU, Noon ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole United 7 p.m. NBCSN — MLS, Houston at New 14. Stanford 3-1 643 16 No. 23 Kansas State vs. Texas Tech, qualifying for Hollywood Casino 400, at AUTO RACING ESPN — LSU at Auburn York 15. LSU 4-1 636 17 7 p.m. Kansas City, Kan. 11 a.m. ESPNU — Texas Tech at Kansas St. 11 p.m. 16. Southern Cal 3-1 560 18 1 a.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice 7:30 p.m. NBCSN — MLS, Portland at San Jose 17. Wisconsin 3-1 502 19 NBCSN — Formula One, qualifying for Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas ESPN2 — Miami at Georgia Tech 18. BYU 4-0 450 20 for Japanese Grand Prix, at Suzuka City, Kan. FOX — Arizona St. at Southern Cal or BASEBALL 19. Nebraska 5-0 445 21 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 3:30 p.m. Utah at UCLA FOOTBALL 20. Ohio St. 3-1 298 22 10 p.m. ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, 8 p.m. 21. Oklahoma St. 3-1 246 24 Playoff schedule ESPN2 — Calgary at Saskatchewan Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, Kan. ESPNEWS — UNLV at San Jose St. NFL schedule COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1:30 a.m. 8:07 p.m. 22. East Carolina 3-1 237 23 DIVISION SERIES 7 p.m. NBCSN — Formula One, Japanese ABC — Nebraska at Michigan St. 23. Kansas St. 3-1 216 25 (Best-of-5) ESPN — Louisville at Syracuse Grand Prix, at Suzuka 10 p.m. Today 24. Missouri 4-1 145NR 10:15 p.m. 3:30 a.m. ESPNU — SC State at NC A&T (same- Minnesota at Green Bay, 8:25 p.m. 25. TCU 3-0 109 N American League ESPN — Utah St. at BYU ESPN2 — Qualifying for NHRA day tape) Sunday Los Angeles vs. Kansas City GOLF Nationals, at Mohnton, Pa. (delayed tape) 10:30 p.m. Cleveland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. BOXING ESPN — Utah at UCLA or Arizona St. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Top 25 schedule Kansas City at Los Angeles (n) TGC — European PGA Tour, Alfred 9 p.m. at Southern Cal Houston at Dallas, 1 p.m. Baltimore vs. Detroit Thursday Dunhill Links Championship, second round, SHO — Middleweights, Dominic Wade GOLF Chicago at Carolina, 1 p.m. Thursday Detroit at Baltimore (n) at St. Andrews, Angus, and Kingsbarns, (16-0-0) vs. KeAndre Leatherwood (14-2- 8 a.m. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. No. 2 Oregon vs. Arizona (n) National League Scotland 1); light heavyweights, Chad Dawson (32- TGC — European PGA Tour, Alfred Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Today 11 p.m. Washington vs. San Francisco- 3-0) vs. Tommy Karpency (23-4-1); junior Dunhill Links Championship, third round, Buffalo at Detroit, 1 p.m. No. 18 BYU vs. Utah State, 10:15 p.m. TGC — LPGA, Reignwood Classic, Today middleweights, Willie Nelson (23-1-1) vs. at St. Andrews, Angus, and Kingsbarns, Baltimore at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Saturday third round, at Beijing San Francisco at Washington, 3:07 p.m. Vanes Martirosyan (34-1-1); champion Scotland Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. No. 1 Florida State vs. Wake Forest, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Rances Barthelemy (20-0-0) vs. Fernando 11 p.m. Los Angeles vs. St. Louis Arizona at Denver, 4:05 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Time TBA David Saucedo (52-5-3), for IBF junior TGC — LPGA, Reignwood Classic, Today Kansas City at San Francisco, 4:25 No. 3 Alabama at No. 10 Mississippi, FS1 — Playoffs, National League lightweight title, at Mashantucket, Conn. final round, at Beijing St. Louis (Wainwright 20-9) at Los p.m. 3:30 p.m. Division Series, Game 1, San Francisco at Angeles (Kershaw 21-3) (FS1)

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia Swim Team’s Dylan McMahon participates in the boys 200 yard medley relay against Creekside High on Thursday.

COURTESY Columbia High’s girls golf team stops for a photo before a quad-match in Tallahassee on CHS swimmers take on Wednesday. Pictured are (above left) Dixie Donnelly, Megan Jones, Sammie Service, Brooke Russell, Gillian Norris, Abby Blizzard and Shaylynn Barber. challenging Creekside

By BRANDON FINLEY Hannah Burns rounded at 1:00.44 to win the 100- [email protected] out the winning in the 500- yard freestyle. yard freestyle with a time Brianna Pope took home With a name like of 5:02.10. the 100-yard breaststroke Lady Tigers Creekside, expectations are Columbia was more suc- and Risley Mabile won the to be good in the water. cessful on the road against boys 100-yard breaststroke Columbia found out how Rickards and Suwannee to sweep the event. good on Thursday, but still high schools with wins. Pope finished with a time came away with four win- The Lady Tigers started of 1:27.01 and Mabile had a ners. the day on the winning side time of 1:17.44. Courtney Britt was the with Britt, Burns, Covert Columbia finished the first to come away with a and Reilly Morse winning day with a win in the 400- strong in win. She finished at 1:14.09 the 200-yard medley relay yard freestyle relay with in the Girls 200-yard free- with a time of 2:03.71. Britt, Burns, Covert and style. Britt followed it up with Morse grabbing their sec- Skyler Covert finished at a 27.33 in the 50-yard free- ond victory of the day. 2:19.34 in the 200-yard IM style for the Lady Tigers’ The swim team travels for the Tigers’ second win. second win. to Jacksonville to take on Jessica Jewett finished at Burns took the 100-yard Nease and Oakleaf high Tallahassee 1:17.87 to take the 100-yard butterfly with a time of schools at 4:30 p.m. on freestyle. 58.72 and Covert finished Tuesday. By BRANDON FINLEY year for Columbia, to defeat “This was the lowest the [email protected] Chiles, Lincoln and Leon. ladies have shot all sea- Gillian Norris led the son,” Columbia head coach Columbia High’s Lady way with her lowest score Todd Carter said. “Our two Tigers golf team finished of the season. She shot a newest players also had a with another win to push 33 on the round, despite a very successful round with their yearly total up to 11. bogey on the last hole and Sammie Service shoot- The Lady Tigers finished with medalist hon- ing 60 and Meghan Jones made the trip out west to ors. shooting 65.” Tallahassee and came back Brooke Russell also had a Columbia is with a win over the three good day on the links shoot- 11-3 on the year. The Lady local schools. ing 40. Shaylin Barber shot Tigers return to the The Lady Tigers shot a a 51 and Abigail Blizzard links in the Jill Darr 180 in the match, which rounded out the top four Invitational in Gainesville was the lowest score of the with a 56. on Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia Swim Team’s Madison Staten participates in the girls 200 yard medley relay against Creekside High on Thursday. Tigers tame Eastside, GHS

By BRANDON FINLEY ist honors and help lead solid round and he’s really [email protected] the Tigers to a 162 in the standing out,” Columbia match. It was enough to head coach Steve Smithy Columbia High’s golf earn a one-shot victory over said. “He’s really playing team picked up two wins Eastside at 163. Gainesville well. Garrett Finnell has in one match by knock- finished with a 167 on the improved over the last few ing off Eastside and day. matches into someone we Gainesville high schools Luke Soucinek (39), can count on.” at Ironwood Country Garrett Finnell (43) and Columbia improved to COURTESY Club in Gainesville on Dillan Van Vleck (44) 11-2 on the season and Columbia High’s Brooke Russell and Shaylynn Barber pause for a drink of water during their Thursday. rounded out the Tigers’ will travel for the Alachau round in Tallahassee on Wednesday. Jacob Soucinek shot an scoring. County Invitational at noon even-par 36 to earn medal- “Jacob had another on Thursday.

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service points. “Jara had a rough first the net.” for FSU’s Winston Jara Courson had 15 kills game, but she came back The Lady Tigers improve and four aces. Lacey King in and played well after,” to 7-3 on the season. Associated Press pion Seminoles. The case discussions at this time” had five digs and Hayes Benson said. “Hannah is Columbia travels could also be settled out of with Winston and that he Fulford finished with four consistently well for us. to Gainesville High at MIAMI — Jameis court. couldn’t comment at this blocks. Hayes had a great game at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Winston avoided criminal That could mean that time about a lawsuit for sex- charges after a woman said she’ll seek a chunk of the ual battery. he sexually assaulted her. millions of dollars he could Attorney David Cornwell, But the Florida State quar- command in a future NFL who is acting as a legal CHS: Raiders play into Tigers’ hand terback can’t seem to move contract. Winston has made adviser to the Winston fami- Continued From Page 1B on from the case as a pos- no decision about his tim- ly, said in an email Thursday sible civil lawsuit and poten- ing on the draft, but could that he fully expects a law- tial punishment from the decide to declare next year. suit, characterizing it as “a how you have to approach And Columbia’s defense lot of sweep and counters. university looms ahead. “I’m not sure that she will shakedown of a 20-year-old it. They’re going to blitz should have a matchup Throwing there are curls The bottom line: it’s not ever lose her leverage until student” by the woman and two guys. They’re going to advantage against the and vertical routes. They over. the statute of limitations her attorneys. make it an even front of the Raiders. try to get you spread out Legal experts say the runs out,” said David S. “Jameis had consensu- end and stunt their line. “Offensively, they’ll a little bit. They’ll try to do woman has four years from Weinstein, a former federal al sex” with the woman, They’ll try to make adjust- have a split back looks,” a little of what we’re doing the December 2012 encoun- prosecutor now in private Cornwell said. “There will ments according to what Allen said. “We’ll get them with motion. They have ter to file a lawsuit against practice in Miami. be no settlement.” we present to them. That’ll pulling the guard in the some passing concepts, Winston, the 2013 Heisman One of the woman’s Winston also is being be the mindset on Friday. power game. They’re out of but they’ll try to get their Trophy winner and current attorneys, Baine P. Kerr, investigated by Florida State At this point we should be shotgun, but get up under run game going. It’s too leader of the top-ranked and said in an email that there and the U.S. Department of prepared for anything that center. They’ll run the trap our advantage what they’re defending national cham- are “no ongoing settlement Education’s Office. we see.” game as well. They’ll see a doing.” 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER PUZZLES & COMICS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 & 4, 2014 DEAR ABBY Dad’s other woman causes stress throughout family DEAR ABBY: My sundown, Yom Kippur, the ing for the password, the father is dating a woman holiest day of the Jewish child throws the would-be who is not only my ex-boy- calendar, begins. It’s a kidnapper off guard, and friend’s mother, but also day of fasting, reflection, the child has an opportuni- the woman he cheated on prayer and repentance. To ty to flee. — VIGILANT IN my mother with and left all of you, may your fast be VIRGINIA her for. I don’t want to an easy one. DEAR VIGILANT: be around her and have Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I read That suggestion is one told my father this, but he your column often and find that appears on many child doesn’t accept or respect www.dearabby.com it deeply troubling when safety websites, and it’s my feelings. Being around girls write you lamenting certainly worth mention- them causes stress on my seeing your father far less that they are “still single.” ing here. I’m sure many marriage because my hus- than you would like, and I’m 18, in my freshman parents and grandparents band doesn’t want to be away from your husband year of college and I have will thank you for submit- around her either, and we and children -- if at all. never dated. I’m perfectly ting it. don’t want her around our Under no circumstances OK with this. DEAR ABBY: I’m a children. should you allow your I’m not writing to bash 13-year-old girl in eighth This is causing so much father to destroy your mar- girls who are in high grade, wrestling with a stress that at times I’m riage as he did his own. school relationships, but problem I never thought afraid it could end our DEAR ABBY: I was rather to show there’s an I’d have -- a crush. I have marriage. When I try to wondering if you could alternative. Abby, please liked “Garrison” for two talk to Dad about this, he help me out with a remind them that it’s fully years now. He’s funny, acts like there is no reason co-worker who is constant- acceptable for us to spend sweet and cute, and he has for me to be uncomfort- ly on her phone. Four, five, our teenage years single if stood up for me against able and blames my hus- sometimes eight times we prefer. No one should bullies. We aren’t in any band for these feelings. a day she is making and feel pressured into a rela- classes this year, so I only It’s like he completely accepting personal calls. tionship because “every- see him in the halls. denies that there is any It’s very distracting to the one else is dating.” I have no clue what to way I could feel the way I rest of the office. When Girlfriends, if you’re do, since I have never had do, even though she has she’s not at her desk, it’s not ready for dating, then a crush before and I’m brought nothing but nega- then my responsibility to focus on discovering your not going to date yet. It tivity into my life. cover for her. beliefs, your purpose and hurts my heart. I know I don’t know what to do. I would like to find a what your talents, passions crushes are fleeting, but I want to still have a rela- polite way to say “these and values are. If you can you help me figure tionship with my dad, but phone calls can be made choose to do it accompa- out what to do in the my marriage comes before after hours.” I do NOT nied by a partner, that’s meantime? — CRUSHED this. How can I keep both? want to ruffle any feathers. fine. But if you prefer to BY CRUSHING IN — IN THE MIDDLE IN Any advice would be great- journey alone or with your TENNESSEE PENSACOLA ly appreciated. — TOO friends, that’s JUST as DEAR CRUSHED: DEAR IN THE CHICKEN TO TALK valid. — INDEPENDENT Your crush seems to be a MIDDLE: Your father DEAR TOO IN RACINE, WIS. young man with character, refuses to acknowledge CHICKEN: The compa- DEAR courage and self-confi- your feelings because he ny’s policy on personal INDEPENDENT: I dence -- because that’s sees you only as an exten- calls during business agree! You are a self-con- what it takes to stand up to sion of himself. Your opin- hours should be a part of fident, mature young bullies. Because he stood ions “surely” must match the employee handbook. woman, and you’re deliver- up for you, he already his own, and if they don’t, If it isn’t, it should be ing an important message knows who you are. So then they must have been brought to the attention of to your contemporaries. I when you see him in the planted there by someone your employer or supervi- hope they’ll give your mes- hall, smile and say “Hi.” else. In his mind, he and sor so it can be included sage the consideration it That’s not being pushy; his lady friend have done when the handbook is deserves. it’s being friendly. And if nothing wrong, so how updated. DEAR ABBY: I recent- you’re sitting around with could you possibly object? Ideally, the person to ly read an idea that I an aching heart, I have a Puzzle Solutions That you could have a speak to your co-worker think should be shared solution: Get up and get moral compass that points about this would be your with every parent in the moving. Join a club, a on the next page. in a different direction is boss. Because these calls world. You and your child/ sport, dance class or do not on his radar. are distracting the other grandchild should estab- some volunteering. Because your dad insists employees, your boss lish a family password to on imposing this woman should be made aware of be used if the child is ever on your family, recognize it so he or she can deal approached by a stranger ■ Write Dear Abby at that you probably can’t with it. who says, “Your mother is www.DearAbby.com or have one without the TO MY JEWISH sick and she asked me to P.O. Box 69440, Los other. That will mean READERS: Tonight at come and get you.” By ask- Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

THE LAST WORD your ideas on paper will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. to spending. Take care lead to a profitable plan. 22-Dec. 21): Finish what of your health. Emotions Eugenia Last HHH you start so that you can will be difficult to control. LEO (July 23-Aug. feel free to do whatever HHH ARIES (March 22): Follow through with you want. Stick to familiar, PISCES (Feb. 21-April 19): Schedule your plans, but discuss comfortable situations 19-March 20): Secrets a day trip or shopping your goals with the people and do your best to close are apparent. Your insight spree. The discoveries and your decision will affect a deal that’s pending. Put will help you decipher information you pick up before altering your life. love on a pedestal and what your best option is will help you choose a new Partnerships are preva- focus on having fun with and when to execute your look or attitude that will lent, and the person who someone special. HHH plans. You will be able to build your courage and supports your dreams the CAPRICORN (Dec. stabilize your personal confidence to pursue your most should be considered 22-Jan. 19): Take care finances by using innova- dreams, hopes and wish- your ally. Romance will of your health and protect tive means. Good fortune es. Love is in the stars. improve your personal life. your relationships with lies at home. HHH HHHH HHH friends and relatives. Use Happy Birthday: TAURUS (April VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. your fine-tuned percep- Schedule your time wisely. 20-May 20): Stay calm. 22): Address personal tiveness to make choices Giving everyone a fair shot Overreacting will not solve money matters. You are involving your career, will be important if you any of your problems. best to make conservative reputation or status. Watch want to avoid complaints. Emotional turmoil is appar- alterations that will ensure what’s going on around Too much of anything will ent, but if you throw your your finances are safe and you, but don’t make an work against you. Let your energy and time into get- secure. Don’t let anyone abrupt move.HHH heart lead the way, and ting ahead professionally, talk you into spending on AQUARIUS (Jan. you won’t be disappointed you will bypass the nega- something that is risky. 20-Feb. 18): Take a with the results you get. tives that go hand-in-hand Your intuition will not let look at your personal Travel and learning are with being indulgent. HH you down. HHH investments and negotiate highlighted and will help GEMINI (May LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. deals that will help you get you find solutions and 21-June 20): Self- 22): A creative project ahead. Be reasonable in make positive changes. improvement is the name will improve your attitude your assessments and take Your numbers are 4, 17, of the game, along with and help you develop a responsible approach 25, 27, 31, 42, 48. flirting, socializing and an important new skill. romance. A career oppor- Love is in the stars, and tunity is apparent; updat- an important relationship ing and sending out your should be subject to some resume will bring about a changes that will bring you change that can improve closer together. HHHHH your standard of living. SCORPIO (Oct. HHHHH 23-Nov. 21): Take action CANCER (June and say what’s on your 21-July 22): Separate the mind. Hesitation will stand negative from the positive between you and your suc- influences in your life and cess. Use intuitive tactics do your best to head down to persuade someone to the path that offers the take part in your plans, but most stability. Your cre- be careful not to exagger- ative imagination is work- ate or take on more than ing overtime, and putting you can handle. HHHH CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS

Chubby Checker, 73; Buckingham, 65; Al Sharpton, 60; Tommy Lee, 52; Gwen Stefani, 45; Kevin Richardson, 43; Neve Campbell, 41; India Arie, 39; Seann William Scott, 38; John Morrison, 35; Anquan Boldin, 34; Lindsey Danny O’Donoghue, 34; Ashlee Simpson, 30. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 & 4, 2014 ADVICE & PUZZLES LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B

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BLONDIE GARFIELD

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HAGAR THE HORRIBLE FRANK & ERNEST

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PUZZLE ANSWERS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 & 4, 2014 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 7B Job Mobile Homes Legal 100 Opportunities 310 Pets & Supplies 640 for Sale 805 Lots for Sale Adorable 8 weeks old 2015 law. Our readers are hereby in- istrators, assigns, creditors, or other 10736216 Rex kittens Brand New parties claiming by, through, under TRUCK AND TRAILER & litter trained. Free to a good 5BR/3BA $69,900 Setup & formed that all dwellings adver- or against it, MECHANICS NEEDED home. Donations accepted. delivered 904-259-4663 tised in this newspaper are availa- Defendants. 386-755-6208 or 386-755-4645 waynefriermacclenny.com ble on an equal opportunity basis. NOTICE OF ACTION To complain of discrimination call TO: Eric Lastinger Beautiful orange & white male cat, New Palm Harbor Velocity HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, 282 NW Breeze Glen owner passed away, need to find Models! 3/2 starting in the 50's, the toll free Lake City, Florida 32055 loving home for this sweet boy. 4/2 starting in the 60's Limited telephone number to the hearing Crista Lastinger Pritchett Trucking is continuing to 386-755-6208 or 386-755-4645 time offer !! 800-622-2832 impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 282 NW Breeze Glen grow and is in need of qualified *Se habla espanol Lake City, Florida 32055 people to work at our Free to good home YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Lake Butler Facility. Good American Pit Mobile Home RECYCLE YOUR to Quiet Title as to the following de- benefits. Pay based on experience. Male, neutered approx 1 yr 810 Home for Sale scribed lands: Apply in person at 1050 SE 6th St. 386-288-9579 650 & Land SEC 01 TWN 3S RNG 16 PARCEL Lake City Reporter in Lake Butler Land/Home Package 1021 NE 3 story 3BR/2BA NUMBER 01901-005 or call 1-800-486-7504 PUBLISHER'S NOTE Exclusive waterfront. W 1/2 OF W 1/2 OF N 1/2 OF NE Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Cummings Way. 3BR/2BA City water & sewer $69,900 Call Close to Lake City 1/4 OF NE 1/4. ORB 708-602 PROB and cats being sold to be at least 8 $225,000 752-7887 1131-958 10736223 weeks old and have a health 904-259-4663 or 386-288-2374 Together with that certain 1974 mo- Admissions/Marketing certificate from a licensed bile home bearing ID#: Director Full Time Apply in veterinarian documenting they Land/Home Package Farms & 20407R/20407L and title #: Person at Baya Pointe Nursing have mandatory shots and are 158 Michelle Place 820 Acreage 11501091-11501092 & Rehabilitation Center free from intestinal and external 3BR/2BA on 2/5 acres $74,900 filed against you and you are re- 587 SE Ermine Ave., Lake City, parasites. Many species of wild- 904-259--4663 1/2 acre lots; Owner financing quired to serve a copy of your writ- $ 300 down; $ 77 per month ten defenses, if any, on RONALD Fl 32025 or fax resume to life must be licensed by Florida 386-752-7337 Fish and Wildlife. If you are Unfurnished Apt. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties W. STEVENS, Petitioner s attorney, 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com whose address is Post Office Box unsure, contact the local 710 For Rent office for information. 1444, Bronson, Florida 32621, on or Gorgeous lakeview 2br/1ba Apt. before October 2, 2014, and file the 10736248 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. original with the Clerk of this Court THE COLUMBIA COUNTY close to shopping & VA. Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd either before service on Plaintiff s at- SHERIFF’S OFFICE Furniture $530 mo $530 dep. CH/A, Owner Financing! NO DOWN! torney or immediately thereafter; Is now accepting applications 408 NO PETS 386-697-4814 $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. otherwise a Default will be entered for an Information Technology Antique DR table and 6 chairs. www.LandOwnerFinancing.com against you for the relief demanded Support Assistant. For a Job 2/1 w/garage & washer/dryer $145.00. Beautiful design with hookups. West side of town, in the Complaint. Description and Application scalloped edge. Table can be round Persons with disabilities requesting please visit our website at Call for details Waterfront or med/large oval with addition of 386-755-6867 850 Property reasonable accommodations to par- www.columbiasheriff.org three leaves. Truly great table set. ticipate in this proceeding should or you may pick up an Call 386 719-7016 or 288-2568 2BR/1BA. CLOSE to town. Suwannee River front property contact (386) 362-0500 (Voice & application between 8-5 Mon- TDD*711) or via Florida Relay $600/mo plus deposit. 5.13 ac approx 1/2 mile from Fri at the CCSO Operations Couch and Loveseat $250.00 set. Includes water & sewer. Sante Fe River, Suwannee County Service at (800) 955-8771. Center located at 4917 U.S. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Gorgeous claw footed with wood 386-965-2922 Parcel #11-07S-0456300.9000 Hwy 90 East, Lake City, trim. Removable /reversible zip- $32,500 386-867-1687 this Court on September 2, 2014. Florida. This position will 3BR $400 off 1st mo rent! Clerk of Court pered cushions. Beautiful durable 1, 2 & 3BR apts. avail. BY: /s/ B. Scippio remain open until filled. fabric. Made by Klaussner. Call The CCSO is an EEO Employer 386 719-7016 or 288-2568 $89 Deposit Real Estate 05546883 Pools, B-ball, gym & more! 870 Wanted *FREE after school program September 19, 26, 2014 10736257 We buy houses! October 3, 10, 2014 Rountree Moore 430 Garage Sales Windsong Apts Sell your house fast! Automotive Group. Call for our low rent rates Fast Cash! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seeking highly motivated 549 NW Amanda St. 10/4, 7am- 386-758-8455 Call (386) 487-6952. THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN individual for sale position. 3pm, furn., mirrors, wall pictures, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Great income potential with macrame, china, clothes, shoes, DUPLEX 2BR/1BA, C/A & FLORIDA. benefits. No experience antiques, sewing machine, etc. C/Heat, W/D hook up, CASE No. 14000013CAAXMX necessary. Call Chris Shelley 1 car garage, $545 month, REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLU- 6 Family -Sat. 8-?, 3367 S Hwy. no pets 1 month sec, 386-961-8075 TIONS, INC., today to set up your interview 386-758-6171 441.(Norton Home Improv.) HH PLAINTIFF, items, furn., jewelery/acc, tanning GREAT AREA West of I-75, VS. bed, tv s, something for everyone. deluxe 2br apts, some w/garage. THE ESTATE OF ADELPHIA A. Immediate opening for a scale W/D hookups & patio. $675-$750 WILLIAMS AKA ADELPHIA C. house operator- laborer for 903 SW Milligan Glen plus SEC. 386-438-4600 WILLIAMS AKA ADELPHIA CO- plant in Maxville / Starke off McFarlane Ave Sat 10/4 LEMAN AKA ALICE ADELPHIA location. Please fax resume 7:30am-1pm NO EARLY BIRDS! Large & clean. 1br/1ba apt. COLEMAN WILLIAMS, ET AL. to 386-755-9132 or email to Furn, clothing, & childrens items. CH/A lg walk in closet. Close to DEFENDANT(S). [email protected] town. $395. mo and $350. dep. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE DFW / EOE BIG YARD SALE FUNDRAISER (904)563-6208 SALE to benefit Columbia County Cheer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Units for Rent Starz Team Sat 10/4. 8am-11am at 1BR/1BA $450.00 suant to the Final Judgment of Fore- Fancy Dancer Studio 593 SW closure dated September, 19, 2014, Infant/Toddler Teachers 2BR/1BA $600.00 Marvin Burnett Rd. LOTS of 2BR/2BA $575.00 in the above action, i will sell to the $8.83 HR 40 hours DCF training items! highest and bidder for cash at Co- required. Prefer 3 yrs relevant For more information call lumbia, Florida, on 29th October, at experience & CDA, FCCPC or ESTATE SALE: 572 SE Brown 386-867-9231 11:00 AM, at 3rd Floor of court- ECPC. Excellent Benefits, Paid St. Fri 1-7 Sat 8-2 3BR home fully house - 173 N.E. Hernando Ave., UPDATED APT, Holidays, Sick/Annual Leave furnished EVERYTHING must w/tile floors/fresh paint. Lake City, FL 32055 for the follow- Apply at: go! Hospital beds, walkers, wheel- ing described property: Great area. LOT 18 AND THE N 1/2 OF LOT 236 SW Columbia Ave chairs and other items. 386-752-9626 17, BLOCK 10, COUNTRY CLUB or send resume to: [email protected] Go east 252, past HS- cross Coun- ESTATES, ACCORDING TO THE try Club last rd on right, Peacock Furnished Apts. PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Fax (386) 754-2220 IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 7, A or Call (386) 754-2225 Terr. Fri & Sat 8-? tools, furn, 720 For Rent EOE movies, books, clothes, misc. SUBDIVISION OF A PART OF ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, THE SW 1/4 IF THE NW 1/4, LY- Local company looking for some- Huge Yard Sale: 3206 SE Country Sands, Columbia. All furnished. ING SOUTH OF STATE ROAD one in customer service must be Club Rd. 10/3 & 10/4 Furniture, Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. NO. 1, AND THE NW 1/4 OF THE exp in Excel, Word and type 45 clothing, refrigerator, kitchen SW 1/4 LESS ONE ACRE IN THE Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person SW CORNER, AND THE SW 1/4 WPM. P/T to F/T avail. Send re- items, tools, and so much more. $145, 2 persons $155. weekly OF THE SW 1/4, LESS 6 ACRES sume to [email protected] Everything must go. 386-752-5808 OF THE WEST SIDE, ALL BEING Maintenance Tech Needed For Large multi-family IN SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 3 Apartment Complex in Lake City yard sale at Teeko Graphics, Unfurnished SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, PUB- Job duties include a variety of 730 Home For Rent LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA 1252 E Duval Sat 10/4 8am-2pm maintenance, repair and grounds Clearance apparel available COUNTY, FLORIDA. keeping work HVAC certified a 3BR/2BA, completely Any person claiming an interest in plus Email resume to Large Yard Sale Furniture and refurbished, appliances furnished, the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- [email protected] More Sat, 10/48:00 am until 312 Fenced yard. $875 month. & $875 er than the property owner as of the deposit 386-288-8401 date of the lis pendens must file a Opening for a Laboratory SW Pilots Way in Mayfair Subdivision Off of Branford HWY claim within sixty (60) days after the Technician to perform work 4BR/2BA house, Eastside Village sale. The Court, in its discretion, involving the testing of aggregates Neighborhood Yard Sale 55 & older community may enlarge the time of the sale. No- and other materials. Must have St John s Street/Park Terr/Monroe $850 +first+security tice of changed time of sale shall be high school diploma and Call Jerry 386-497-4600 published as provided herein. & Vickers, Sat 10/4, 7am-2 mathematic skills. DFW / EOE Park & walk to each sale. Clothes, AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY Send reply to Box 10001, C/O Fort White, SW Manatee Terrace ACT: If you are a person with a disa- furn., vintage & antiques, Home The Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box deco, kids stuff etc. 2BR/2BA Single Family 2000 bility who needs any accommodation 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 sqft, 1 Acre Lot Lease or Cash in order to participate in this pro- ct. 4, 8-2 p.m., 2077 SW Sisters Call For Details 877-499-8065 ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost O to you, to the provision of certain as- Part-time Sales Associate needed Welcome Rd., Roadmaster tow Southwood Estates, 3/2, nice work sistance. Please contact Carrina at Morrell’s Furniture. We re bar, household items, tools, shop, $890 month, 1st+last+sec., Cooper, Court Administration at 173 looking for someone with a old jeep & motor home parts, fans, good credit & references required, NE Hernando Avenue, Room 408, consistently great attitude, good heaters, clothes, & misc. 270-344-0873 Lake City, Florida 32055, 386-758- communication skills, and an PUBLISHER'S NOTE 2163 at least 7 days before your interest in our company s vision Unfurnished 2 bedroom/1 bath scheduled court appearance, or im- All Yard Sale Ads house w/ CHA on 5 acres. and success and who s work will Must be Pre-Paid. mediately upon receiving this notifi- directly contribute to that. If $700.00 per month. First, last cation if the time before the sched- interested, give us a call or and security Firm. 386-292-2228 uled appearance is less than 7 days; stop by and speak to if you are hearing or voice impaired, Tuperware: Come see all the new call 711. Hunter (386)752-3910 products & gift ideas. Start your Business & DATED: September 22, 2014 Christmas shopping early. 750 Office Rentals By: /s/ B. Scippio Layaway avail. Morrell s Flea Market 386-590-4085 OAKBRIDGE OFFICE Deputy Clerk of the Court Unarmed Security Supervisor Complex Professional Office needed in Lake City for local 10736116 Available 725 SE Baya Dr hospital. Must have D Security Call 752-4820 October 3, 10, 2014 License, min. 2 yrs supervisor exp. 440 Miscellaneous Pay: $11.75, benefits Job available. Email resumes to: Rowe/Ami classic R-91 Jukebox 805 Lots for Sale 100 Opportunities [email protected] with records. Make offer. Cana- 888-925-3363 x 2949 dian wood stove high efficiency ’ Land in Hamilton County for EPA approved w/all piping $300 sale! 2.5 to 10 acres! Mature trees, 10735967 Medical OBO. Jazzy power chair capaci- lots of wildlife! Owner Financing 120 Employment ty 500 lbs fits thru most doors in Avail. 758-3020 or 984-2500 like new cond. ready to go Caretenders Home Care is $1000 OBO. 386-397-4489 PUBLISHER'S NOTE looking for PRN OT & RN with All real estate advertising in this home care experience. Please ap- newspaper is subject to the fair The Lake City Reporter, a daily Small upright Piano ply in person with a A-1 condition housing act which makes it illegal newspaper seeks resume at 3593 NW Devane St. to advertise "any preference, Independent Contractor $500 firm Lake City, FL. 32055. 386-754-0813 limitation, or discrimination based Newspaper Carrier. on race, color, religion, sex, Apply in person during normal DENTAL ASSISTANT with temporary crown experience disability, familial status or nation- business hours Mobile Homes al origin; or any intention to make Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm needed. Mon-Thurs. Please bring NO PHONE CALLS or fax resume to Oak Hill Dental 630 for Rent such preference, limitation or Group, 272 SW Bentley Place, discrimination." Familial status 2 & 3 BR MH. $450 - $700. mo. includes children under the age of Lake City. (386) 755-1466 fax Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer 10736025 18 living with parents or legal Part-time CNA or Medical Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & custodians, pregnant women and Assistant needed for Medical other locations 386-752-6422 people securing custody of chil- office. Email resume to dren under the age of 18. This [email protected] 2BD/1BA COUNTRY setting, newspaper will not knowingly The Lake City Reporter is now S of Lake City $475/mo plus sec accept any advertising for real es- 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 tate which is in violation of the seeking qualified candidates for Schools & www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com the position of 240 Education Sales Associate This position requires self 10736254 motivation and drive to assist Interested in a Medical business' within the community Career? EN HOUSE with their marketing and sales Express Training offers courses OP plans. Applying candidates must for beginners & exp Sunday, October 5th • 1-4 p.m. possess an energetic and professional attitude along with Nursing Assistant, $499 171 SW Asheville Way, a clean driving history. Pay Day 10/13/14 Lake City, FL 32024 range is based on experience. Phlebotomy national certifica- This position is offered Salary tion, $800 next class- 10/6/2014 plus uncapped Commission. Please send all resumes to LPN TBD twestberry@ lakecityreporter.com or mail Fees incl. books, supplies, exam to: Attn: Theresa Westberry fees. Call 386-755-4401 or 180 East Duval Street, expresstrainingservices.com Directions: From I-75 and Hwy 47, Head south, make right at light onto CR 242, go Lake City, FL 32055 approx 1 mile, turn left into Hickory Cove Subdivision on Left. See home on left. To place your Part Time CDL Driver Carrie Cason Branford Area. CLEAN Driving classified ad call Broker Associate, GRI Record, minimum of 2 years 386-623-2806 experience, & Clean Appearance. 755-5440 Drug Free Workplace. Email: [email protected] Call 386-935-1705 8B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 & 4, 2014 THIS WEEK IN THE PREVIEWS, NOTES AND STATS FROM COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S PREMIER CONFERENCE

GAME OF THE WEEK ALABAMA AT OLE MISS BY THE NUMBERS 2-MINUTE DRILL

STANDINGS ALABAMA Alabama is averaging (through Week 5) 42 points and 335.8 EASTERN DIVISION passing yards per Team SEC All T25 game and features Missouri 1-0 4-1 1-0 one of the nation’s best receivers in Florida 1-1 2-1 0-1 Amari Cooper. The Rebels have the Georgia 1-1 3-1 0-1 best defense in the SEC. Kentucky 1-1 3-1 0-0 South Carolina 2-2 3-2 2-1 Rising Tide ARKANSAS Tennessee 0-1 2-2 0-2 Vanderbilt 0-3 1-4 0-2 Bret Bielema isn’t sure Entering the season, Blake Sims was if last year’s Arkansas WESTERN DIVISION team could have Team SEC All T25 Alabama an unknown. Now the Alabama QB is bounced back from Texas A&M 2-0 5-0 1-0 quarterback anything but as he takes on Ole Miss a disheartening overtime loss to Alabama 1-0 4-0 0-0 Blake Sims Texas A&M. He has little doubt this Auburn 1-0 4-0 1-0 year’s resurgent club will recover and Ole Miss 1-0 4-0 0-0 ASSOCIATED It’s time to see what this Alabama football team is made rebound — especially with a bye. Mississippi St 1-0 4-0 1-0 PRESS FILE PHOTO LSU 0-1 4-1 1-1 of. The Crimson Tide will hit the road for Oxford, Mis- Arkansas 0-2 3-2 0-2 sissippi, this weekend to take on the Ole Miss Rebels AUBURN in an early-season clash between SEC unbeatens. Ole Auburn’s Quan Bray is making the most of his INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Miss boasts maybe the conference’s best defense, limited touches. The (through Week 5) while Alabama is hitting its stride on offense. The senior is coming off the Rebels haven’t beaten Alabama since 2003 and best game of his Auburn career as he PASSING YARDS will surely be eager for a signature win. and his teammates prepare to host Kenny Hill, Texas A&M 1745 No. 15 LSU on Saturday. Bray leads Dylan Thompson, South Carolina 1359 Bo Wallace, Mississippi 1271 the nation with an average of 36.8 Patrick Towles, Kentucky 1117 THE VITALS yards per punt return. Maty Mauk, Missouri 1110 When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday Where: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, FLORIDA PASSING TOUCHDOWNS The Gators play four Kenny Hill, Texas A&M 17 Miss. games over the next Maty Mauk, Missouri 14 TV: CBS Dylan Thompson, South Carolina 12 five weeks that should Bo Wallace, Mississippi 11 determine whether Dak Prescott, Mississippi St. 11 ALABAMA PLAYERS TO WATCH they’re back in the Eastern Division race or in the market for a new RUSHING YARDS Blake Sims: Alabama’s first-year starter coach. It begins Saturday at rival Alex Collins, Arkansas 621 under center will be under a ton of pressure Tennessee. Todd Gurley, Georgia 610 in this game not only to execute but to make Jonathan Williams, Arkansas 486 Josh Robinson, Mississippi St. 485 the right calls in what will be a deafening GEORGIA Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn 468 stadium. Sims has answered every question Receivers Malcolm Mitchell and Justin RECEIVING YARDS about him so far in resounding fashion, and Scott-Wesley are Amari Cooper, Alabama 655 his next big one is how will he fare in that expected to make their Travin Dural, LSU 534 environment? We’ll find out Saturday. season debuts for No. 13 Georgia on Bud Sasser, Missouri 454 Saturday against Vanderbilt. Malcome Kennedy, Texas A&M 378 Trey DePriest: In a Rebels offense that D’haquille Williams, Auburn 357 features a lot of misdirection and multiple KENTUCKY SCORING formations before the snap, it’ll be up Kentucky has sus- Kenny Hill, Texas A&M 102 to DePriest to read and react to get the pended four freshmen Dak Prescott, Mississippi St. 90 defense on the same page. Ole Miss for Saturday night’s Maty Mauk, Missouri 90 SEC game against Dylan Thompson, South Carolina 84 struggled to move the ball on Alabama Several tied at ... 66 South Carolina for their involvement last year, in part because C.J. Mosley did with air pistol shots being fired near just that. Now it’s DePriest’s turn. a residence hall on campus. No one TEAM STATISTICS was injured. (through Week 5) OLE MISS PLAYERS TO WATCH LSU TOTAL OFFENSE Bo Wallace: Wallace has always been LSU coach Les Miles Texas A&M 594.6 regarded as a second- or third-tier quar- has announced that Alabama 594.3 terback, at least in the SEC, but this is his true freshman Brandon Mississippi St. 537.5 Harris will start at Ole Miss 496.3 chance to take that next step. If the Rebels quarterback against Auburn on Arkansas 484.4 offense wants to be able to move the ball Auburn 480.0 Saturday. Anthony Jennings had Kentucky 473.0 well enough to pull the upset, it all starts with started the first five games for 15th- LSU 462.8 Wallace. ranked LSU (4-1). Georgia 462.5 Florida 462.3 Cody Prewitt: The Ole Miss safety made news after South Carolina 421.6 the Rebels’ win over Memphis saying Alabama isn’t as VANDERBILT Missouri 400.0 Vanderbilt’s 139 Tennessee 378.0 good as it has been in the past. Whether it’s true or not, yards were the fewest Vanderbilt 254.6 those comments have already made their way to Tus- Kentucky allowed an caloosa and are serving as fuel for the Crimson Tide. SEC opponent since POINTS PER GAME Prewitt is one of the leaders on a ferocious defense that holding the Commodores to 91 in Texas A&M 51.2 1996. Georgia 45.3 Alabama will be looking to attack early and often. Arkansas 44.6 Auburn 42.3 MISSISSIPPI Alabama 42.0 PREDICTION Last week against LSU 41.4 Mississippi St. 41.3 Alabama 31, Ole Miss 13: Before the season, I picked Memphis, the Rebels’ Florida 40.7 Alabama to lose this game because of question marks defense was nearly Ole Miss 39.0 on defense and uncertainty at quarterback. The flawless, giving up just Missouri 34.6 104 total yards in a 24-3 victory. defense is getting healthy and coming together, and South Carolina 33.4 By Marc Torrence Third-year Ole Miss coach Hugh Kentucky 31.5 Blake Sims has been much better than most thought in Freeze said it was the best effort he’d Tennessee 28.5 u seen from the group since he arrived. Vanderbilt 17.0 the preseason. The Rebels are a good team but haven’t Bleacher Report been dominant like Alabama has. The Crimson Tide PASSING OFFENSE may have a slow start at first but will take control as the MISSISSIPPI STATE Texas A&M 401.2 Junior Dak Prescott Alabama 335.8 game goes on. has thrown for 964 Ole Miss 335.5 Kentucky 290.5 yards and 11 touch- South Carolina 271.8 downs through four Mississippi St. 266.8 games. He’ll be one of two stellar Florida 261.3 quarterbacks Saturday as the Tennessee 251.3 Bulldogs face Kenny Hill and Texas LSU 236.6 BEST OF THE REST THIS WEEK’S OTHER TOP GAMES A&M. Missouri 222.0 Auburn 219.5 TEXAS A&M Arkansas 167.8 The Aggies, after Georgia 162.3 Texas A&M at Florida at LSU at Vanderbilt 148.4 winning their first four Mississippi State Tennessee Auburn games by an average RUSHING OFFENSE of 43 1/2 points, are 5-0 Arkansas 316.6 When: Noon Saturday When: Noon Saturday When: 7 p.m. Saturday for the first time since 2001. They Georgia 300.3 Where: Davis Wade Stadium, Where: Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Where: Jordan-Hare Stadium, have outscored their opponents 62-3 Mississippi St. 266.8 Starkville, Miss. Tenn. Auburn, Ala. in the fourth quarter, but Saturday’s Auburn 260.5 OT win over Arkansas was the first Alabama 258.5 TV: ESPN TV: SEC Network TV: ESPN LSU 226.2 time the game was even close by Florida 201.0 Notes: The Mississippi State Bull- Notes: Tennessee has experienced Notes: Against Wisconsin and Missis- then. Texas A&M 193.4 dogs will be the toughest team the struggles in the running game, but sippi State, Les Miles and Co. scored Kentucky 182.5 Aggies have played it found something a combined 10 points TENNESSEE Missouri 178.0 Tennessee wide re- Ole Miss 160.8 up until this point against Georgia and allowed 34 more South Carolina 149.8 in the season. The that the team needs in the first half. While ceiver Josh Smith will Tennessee 126.8 miss a second straight Vanderbilt 106.2 Bulldogs feature an to utilize moving the Tigers were able game Saturday against excellent dual-threat forward. As much as to come back to win Florida due to a high ankle sprain. quarterback and the Vols have passed one game and have Volunteers coach Butch Jones said quite possibly the this year, the Bull- a chance at a game- Tuesday that Smith won’t play this STAR OF THE WEEK week. Prescott best front seven on Hurd dogs were surprised Miles winning Hail Mary in defense in the SEC. when Justin Worley another, they might SOUTH CAROLINA South Carolina coach n Todd Gurley, Georgia: Ran for a career- The Aggie defense faces a tremen- handed the ball to freshman star not get that same luxury in their first high 208 yards and two TDs to help the Steve Spurrier says No. 12 Bulldogs bounce back from an early dous task in this contest. The unit will running back Jalen Hurd on delayed true road game of the season. This his Gamecocks need 10-0 deficit and hold off gritty Tennessee need to find a way to contain Bull- draws. That play was a big hit in Ten- Auburn team —and what will be a to regroup because 35-32. dogs quarterback Dak Prescott. The nessee’s 35-32 loss to UGA. Hurd thunderous sellout crowd at Jordan- a Southeastern Conference title is still a possibility even after a loss to 6’2”, 230-pound junior rushed for had runs of 18 and 19 yards on the Hare Stadium —would love nothing Missouri. 154 yards and a touchdown against delayed handoffs, and that success more than to force LSU into another the Aggies in 2013. Mississippi helped keep the defense honest slow start and take a big lead into the MISSOURI State needs to control the clock on when it came to blitzing after UGA locker room. LSU ranks 71st in the Missouri had only 280 offense in order to win the game. The got exposed up the gut. Jeff Driskel country in rushing yards allowed per yards of total offense Bulldogs’ biggest weakness is their shredded Tennessee during his last game, and that number includes the on the night against South Carolina, 119 of secondary. If given time, quarterback trip to Neyland Stadium two years shutout victories against the likes of which came on the final two drives — Kenny Hill and the Aggie offense will ago, and unfortunately for him, that Sam Houston State and Louisiana both touchdowns — in the be able to move the ball at will against was pretty much the peak of a frus- Monroe, which were held to 50 and upset victory over Steve Spurrier the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs need trating career. During that game, he 16 yards on the ground, respectively. and Co. to run the ball in order to keep the completed 14 of 20 passes for 219 Take out those games and last Aggie offense on the sideline. If they yards and two scores, and he added Saturday’s thrashing of New Mexico are able to run the ball successfully 81 rushing yards in a 37-20 win. State, and you will find LSU allowed an and protect the football, they stand a average of 285 rushing yards against STAT-IFY great chance at winning this game. 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