Local Woman Beaten with Chain, Pipe the Man for a Couple of Minutes Said Cameron

Suwannee Democrat 126th YEAR, NO. 95| 2 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES Wednesday Edition — September 14, 2011 50 CENTS Serving Suwannee County since 1884, including Live Oak, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Branford, McAlpin and O’Brien Local woman beaten with chain, pipe the man for a couple of minutes said Cameron. Woman subdues attacker with axe handle when he then asked if she had any He described the linked chain as money. Herndon reportedly told 12-18 inches long and the pipe as Staff had. Cameron said the sale wasn’t the man if she did have money she a thin metal pipe. Both, he said, A Suwannee County woman advertised, except by word of wouldn’t be selling her items. were found around the barn. was beaten with a chain and metal mouth. “She said he appeared to be ag- Cameron said he’s unsure how pipe at her home on CR 349 Sun- “While she was in the barn this itated,” said Cameron. many times the man beat her, but day afternoon, Suwannee County man walked in and asked about The man then knocked Herndon said “he beat her up bad.” Sheriff Tony Cameron said. the stuff she had for sale,” said to the ground, tearing her shirt in Herndon wasn’t about to give in According to Cameron, 52- Cameron. “She said look around the process. though, said Cameron. year-old Belinda Herndon was in and look things over.” “He proceeded to hit her with a her barn selling some items she Cameron said Herndon talked to piece of chain and with a pipe,” SEE LOCAL, PAGE 2A Belinda Herndon

POLICE Shot fired TO HELP THE ENVIORNMENT during Lake City home mother helped invasion daughter By Jeffry Boatright A home invasion robbery early Tuesday run away morning left two men By Jeffry Boatright fleeing from the resi- [email protected] dence as a shot was fired, the Live Oak A Lake City mother who Police Department re- waited under the cover of ported. darkness on a Wellborn road Officers of the to help her daughter run away LOPD responded to a from the home of her legal residence in the 600 guardians on July 12 was ar- block of Georgia Av- Tanya Sullivan rested Sept. 7, Suwannee enue around 3 a.m. County sheriff’s reports show. Tuesday in reference Tonya Maritha Sullivan, 37, to a report of a home and William Allen West, 69, invasion robbery. both of 121 SE Chaney Glen, According to police Lake City, waited on Bulb Garrick, Makayla, 5, and Mckenzie, 8, Revels traveled from Tampa to help with The Great Farm Road near Wellborn for SEE SHOT, PAGE 2A Suwannee River Cleanup kickoff event at Ivey Memorial Park on Saturday morning. The trio Sullivan’s daughter to run brought in a recovered push lawn mower from the river. - Photos: Misty A. Ward away.

Jealousy SEE LAKE CITY, PAGE 9A leads to William West gunfire Great Suwannee River By Jeffry Boatright Banking the A Live Oak man told police he was angry that his female Cleanup kicks off Bulldog way victim was with anoth- By Jeffry Boatright er man right in front of By Misty A. Ward [email protected] him, so he tried to [email protected] shoot the vehicle’s Suwannee High School student Aliyah Wheel- tire. Local cave divers and visiting er cut the ribbon for the Sept. 8 grand opening of Live Oak Police re- Floridians helped out Saturday the Bulldog Bank, a branch of First Federal Bank sponded to the report morning at the 2nd annual Great of Florida. of a Lee Avenue Suwannee River Cleanup kickoff The branch will provide full services for stu- celebration at Ivey Memorial Park dents and faculty of SHS. Currently the bank has SEE JEALOUSY, PAGE 2A in Branford. According to eight-year-old SEE BANKING, PAGE 9A Mckenzie Revels of Tampa, she is Remembering cleaning up the Suwannee “to help the environment.” 9/11 The kickoff was the first stop on County approves tentative the three month cleaning schedule for the campaign. The last event is fire assessment increase on Dec. 3 for Refuge Week. By Misty A. Ward ing the final budget The group cleaning for the kickoff misty.ward@ approval on Sept. 20. gathered 130 pounds of garbage, not gaflnews.com Commissioners including three tires, a push lawn voted to set the tenta- mower, an old Florida Department Suwannee County tive increase 4-1 at a of Transportation road sign and oth- fire assessments are Sept. 8 budget hear- scheduled to increase SEE GREAT, PAGE 9A Garrick and Makayla with more river trash. $6.89 per year pend- SEE COUNTY, PAGE 9A

Cry Out America event was held Sunday afternoon at Suwannee High School in Live Man escapes crash with no injuries Oak. The event was By Misty A. Ward Victor Pirie, right, as- held to honor those [email protected] sesses the scene after who perished in the the Jeep he was dri- 9/11 terror attacks. A single vehicle crash on U.S. 90 at CR 417 Fri- ving wrecked on U.S. This Awakening Ameri- day afternoon left a Live Oak man uninjured after 90 at CR 417 Friday ca Alliance, "Cry Out his tire blew, sending the vehicle onto its side. afternoon. Pirie re- America" was orga- “It just boom, it went out, and it squatted, and ceived no injuries and nized by Pastor Wayne when it squatted, it was like somebody grabbed the was wearing a seat Godsmark of Christ belt. Central Ministries in SEE MAN, PAGE 2A - Photo: Misty A. Ward Live Oak. Opening prayer was given by L Rev. Tim Setzer of Ad- INSIDE Autumn Artfest photos, Page 12A vent Village Church. - Boating accident injures child, Page 4A Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor Flea Across Florida photos, Page 11A Great Suwannee River Cleanup photos, Page 8A $ $

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Switchboard, 386-362-1734 Rose M. Decker, Jr Anthony W. Chauncey Fax, 386-364-5578 Andrew J. Decker, III Andrew J. Decker, IV with chain, pipe Email, [email protected] Mail, P.O. Box 370 • Criminal Defense • Foreclosures • Bankruptcy Continued From Page 1A clear where the man fled Live Oak, FL 32064 • Family Law • Business Formation to. He said K9 tracking Office, 211 Howard Street East 320 White Avenue, Live Oak, FL 32064 • Real Property • Wills, Estates, Guardianships, “She was down on her teams from Lafayette and I Publisher, & Commercial Litigation and Probate Myra Regan, ext. 122 •Personal Injury knees, she picked up a Suwannee Correctional In- 681817gav wooden handle from an stitutions were unsuccess- axe, she hit him across the ful in locating him. back area, kidney area He is described as a CONTACT US WITH while she was still on her medium to tall, slender YOUR COMMENTS Arrest Record knees,” said Cameron. male in his mid twenties Editor’s note: The Suwan- September 9, Timothy o/c crd tf., SCSO M He said the repeated with sandy brown hair. If you have any questions or nee Democrat prints the en- Craig Schwantes, 49, 102 Ramirez blows by Herndon was Anyone with informa- concerns, call us at 386-362-1734 or visit our Web site at tire arrest record each week. Green Ave., Live Oak, Fl, September 12, Karen enough to make the man tion is asked to call the www.suwanneedemocrat.com If your name appears here poss prescription w/o pri, Elevlyn Harrell, 25, 821 leave the barn and run Suwannee County Sher- and you are later found not LOPD D. Slaughter Liberty St., Live Oak, Fl, away into the woods near iff’s Office at 386-362- guilty or the charges are September 9, Garrett fail to pay child support, her home. 2222. dropped, we will be happy Ashton Arrowood, 22, LOPDB. Harrison Cameron said the man Cameron said Herndon NEWSROOM to make note of this in the 2170 Franks Fair Lane, September 12, Charity did try to force himself was treated at Shands in I Editor, newspaper when judicial Perry, L. Land Lynn Jordan, 26, 1415 5th sexually on Herndon. Live Oak where she re- Jeff Waters, ext. 131 proof is presented to us by September 9, Derrick St., Live Oak, Fl, vop- “He attempted to sexual- ceived several stitches I Reporter, you or the authorities. Dewayne Roberson, 29, dwls/r, fta-dwls/r, SCSO- ly assault her,” he said. and was released Sunday Misty Ward, ext. 130 180 NE Bellair Pl., Lake K. Osborn Cameron said it’s un- night. I Sports Reporter, The following abbrevia- City, Pl, non support purge, September 12, Franciso Corey Davis, ext. 133 tions are used below: non support purge, baker co Binuelo Perez, 19, 326 SW I Reporter, SCSO-Suwannee County wrnt, fta o/c dwls/r, SCSO - Chopie Road, Mayo, Fl, no Joyce Marie Taylor, ext. 134 Citizens Police Academy Sheriff’s Office CPL. J. Stout driver license, FHP-J.T. I Reporter, Chief Buddy Williams announces the Live Oak Po- Jeffry Boatright, ext. 132 LOPD-Live Oak Police September 9, Henry Clark lice Department will be conducting a Citizens Police Department Dawson Rogers, 39, Lake September 12, Curtis A. Academy, beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011. The FDLE-Florida Depart- Butler, Fl, return for court, Blalock III, 40, 1765 Light- Academy will be held at the Police Headquarters at 205 ment of Law Enforcement SCSO - CPL. A. Loston sey Rd., St. Augustine, Fl, SE White Ave. and other selected locations each Tues- ADVERTISING FHP-Florida Highway September 10, Clarence sent. 3 years doc., SCSO-T. day evening from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. for nine weeks. Patrol Clifton Foster, 68, 111 Lee Smith There is a $20 registration fee payable upon applica- I Advertising Manager, FWC-Florida Wildlife Avenue Lot #6 L i v e September 12, Jerrick tion. Pick up an application at the Live Oak Police De- Monja Slater, ext. 105 Commission Oak, Fl, shooting into occ Brown, 22, FSP, Raiford, partment. For further information: contact Erica Elliott I Sr. Advertising Representative, DOT-Department of vehicle, LOPD - B. Kastor Fl, return for court, SCSO- at 386-362-7463. Bill Regan, ext. 160 Transportation September 10, William A. Loston I Advertising Representative, OALE-Office of Agricul- Louis Brown, 62, 535 SW Nancy Goodwin, ext. 141 tural Law Enforcement Houston Ave., Live Oak, I Telesales Ad Representative, P & P-Probation and Pa- Fl, dwls permanently, vop Jealousy leads to gunfire Jennifer Hutchins, ext. 103 role (felony dui) hamilton, FHP I Classified/Legal, USMS-US Marshals Ser- - A. Hughes Continued From Page 1A Macklin for being with another man Louise Sheddan, ext. 102 vice September 10, Kristen and the right in front of him.” ATF-Department of Alco- Cheyenne Deese, 30, 817 shooting on Saturday, Sept. two be- Foster was arrested and hol, Tobacco and Firearms 6th St., Live Oak, Fl, vop 10. According to reports, gan dri- booked into the Suwannee DOC-Department of Cor- o/c trespass, LOPD-S. Clarence Clifton Foster, v i n g County Jail. He was later CIRCULATION rections Gambel 68, of 111 Lee Ave., Lot 6, a w a y , released on an undeter- September 10, Steven was intoxicated and had F o s t e r mined amount of bond. I Circulation Manager, September 8, Ricky Todd Bass, 20, 126 Dove gotten into an argument shot at Foster faces a charge of Angie Sparks, ext. 152 Stephens, 52, 8951 188 Street, Perry, Fl, poss co- with Jennifer Wilson, 26, the vehi- Clarence Clifton shooting into an occupied I Circulation Terr., McAlpin, Fl, vop o/c caine, LOPD - B. Harrison of Live Oak. Reports show cle. Foster vehicle. Service Hours, M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. fleeing & eluding a police September 10, Galvin Ja- that Wilson had contacted “After Subscription Rates, officer, vop o/c dwls, P & P son Collie, 24, 2862 NW an ex-boyfriend Lloyd an investigation, Foster ad- In-county, $33 Out-of-county, $48 R. Raymond Suwannee Valley R, Lake Macklin, 41, of Live Oak, mitted he tried to shoot the Man escapes September 8, Robert Rex City, Fl, poss -20 grams to give her a ride. tire out on the vehicle Wil- Woodworth Jr, 38, 7743 cannabis, LOPD - B. Kstor According to police, son and Macklin were in,” Falcon Street, Jacksonville, September 11, Eric Wilson said that when she reports show. “Foster stat- crash with Fl, poss cont. sub w/i sell, Wayne Foster, 20, 6663 got into the vehicle with ed he was angry at Wilson Suwannee sell/deliver/purchase contr 187th Place, Live Oak, Fl, no injuries substance, SCSO-A. vop felony battery, SCSO- Continued From Page 1A Democrat Loston T. Roberts Suwannee County September 8, Jerry September 11, Jennifer Fire/Rescue calls for service back of it and just pushed it Wayne Loston, 45, 11725 Irene Smith, 36, 502 S.W. off the road,” Victor Pirie 102nd Terr., Live Oak, Fl, Dairy Street, Lake City, Fl, for Sept. 4 to Sept. 10 said. “There was a lot of vop-poss cont sub w/i sel, dui, FHP. J. Sumner Total calls for service: 113 traffic coming this way. I Serving Suwannee County Since 1884 vop-sale of cont sub, vop- September 12, Neil Lu- Medical Calls 89 don’t know if you believe poss cocaine w/i sell, vop- allen, 21, 17605 NW 46 Cardiac: 8 in angels or not but it had sale of cocaine, vop-con- Ave., Alachua, Fl, suw co Trauma: 4 to be an angel because if it The Suwannee Democrat, published spiracy to commit sell of wrt vop o/c burg of struct Motor vehicle Wednesday and Friday. wasn’t, there would be a lot cont sub, vop-sale of cont x2, grand theft, crim miscf., crash: 7 Periodicals postage paid at people dead along that side sub, 1st app pd appt per SCSO D Falgout Miscellaneous medical call: 42 Live Oak, FL 32064. Business located of the road.” fina, SCSO-T. Smith September 12, Michelle Altered mental status: 6 at 211 Howard Street East, Live Oak, According to Pirie, he September 9, James Louise Martin, 34, 716 Respiratory: 7 FL. Publication number 530180. noticed his tire bumping af- Ronald Lombardi, 30, 308 Webb Dr., Live Oak, Fl, Diabetic: 3 ter he left Lake City and N. Haines Street, Branford, warrant (battery), SCSO-A. Weakness: 2 “POSTMASTER: decided to head straight to Fl, vop (dui w/prop Cundiff Abdominal pain: 2 Send address changes to Suwannee a tire store in Live Oak Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL dam/dwls/resist w/o viol), September 12, Francisc Death: 2 when the left rear tire blew 32064.” Annual subscription rate is vop (dwls), **cash only to Juarez-Caxetano, 34, Overdose: 2 $33 in county, $48 out of county and out causing his Jeep to veer svps**, SCSO - Z. Clark 12910 US 90 W Lot 44, Stroke : 2 $48 out of state. Subscribe online at off the road, away from on- September 9, Michael Live Oak, Fl, no dl, LOPD- Special Detail: 2 www.suwanneedemocrat.com. coming traffic. The Jeep Darius McQuay, 34, 11311 B. Harrison Fire Calls 24 then went into the ditch on 150th St., McAlpin, Fl, September 12, Francine Brush fire: 1 OFFICE HOURS the northside of the road- Open Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. poss cocaine, poss. cocaine Gilbert, 26, 10471 US 129, Motor vehicle crash: 9 way, according to Pirie. He w/i sell, poss. drug paraph, Live Oak, Fl, poss oxy Medical assist: 6 said he hit an embankment dwls/r habitual offender, w/int sell, sale oxy w/in Down power line: 4 Letters, comments and opinions on which made the Jeep go air LOPD-J. Roundtree 1000' chrh, col co wrt vop Tree on Road: 1 the Viewpoint & Opinions page are born. Pirie said the left Smoke Inv: 1 not necessarily those of the front tire came down first, management/ownership of the Tree Fire: 2 followed by the left rear Suwannee Democrat. Volunteer Fire Responses: 13 side, causing the vehicle to Engine-1 medical land on its side. The vehi- calls in Rescue-5: 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 4-WHEELERS & SUVS cle slid on its side scraping Letters may be mailed, faxed or a tree, which Pirie said e-mailed to our office. All letters are slowed the momentum. read. Not all letters are published. Shot fired during The top of the vehicle came Letters may be edited to fit available to a final rest against the space. The editor should not alter the $ $ side of a vacant house and writer’s point of view. Well written 3995 3 3999955 home invasion letters require less editing. Keep it to another tree. the point, an ideal range is 150 to GreatGreat SelectionSelection ofof PRE-OWNEDPRE-OWNED Cars-Trucks-VansCars-Trucks-Vans andand SUV’s.SUV’s. Continued From Page 1A door, the unknown male Pirie was assisted by a 200 words. Please include your “charged into the house bystander who opened the name, address and day and evening reports, an unknown black wielding a gun.” back hatch of the Jeep phone numbers for verification. BBUYUY or Bank HHEREER FinancingE - PPAYA available!Y HEERE RE male approached the door Chaires and Williams where Pirie crawled out. Letters MUST be signed. Letters to Minimum down payment and E-Z Pay Plan of a residence and knocked were able to flee the house Wellborn Volunteer Fire the editor can be limited to one on the door. but heard a shot ring out Chief Tom Maynard was letter per quarter per individual. CCashash CCarsars SSpecialpecial “The resident, 44-year- inside the home as they the first responder on the • • • 2002 1993 old Jimbo Chaires of Live were fleeing, the report scene followed by Suwan- C Dodge Ram Quad C M e r c u r y S a b l e C A 4x4 A 114 K miles Loaded, Cold A/C A Oak answered the door,” states. nee County Fire/Rescue. RANT & RAVE HOTLINE S S S the report states. “The un- The intruder fled the Here's your chance to tell everyone what you H H H known man asked Chaires scene before police arrived think! Callers may dial 208-8314 and leave a • • • LOTTERY RESULTS message to express their thoughts, good or if another person, 25-year- and detectives are current- C C C bad, 24/7 about issues and politics, but not old Bernard Williams was ly following leads on this Florida about private individuals or businesses.If you A A A in the house. Chaires told case. Anyone with any in- S S S CASH 3 PLAY 4 prefer, you may e-mail your comments to + tax, tag + tax, tag the unknown man that formation is asked to con- 9/12/11 . 7,9,6 9/12/11 . .0,7,3,6 [email protected]. Your name is not H $11,995 & title H $2995 & title H required, but you must • CASH • CASH • CASH • CASH • Williams was there and tact Detective Justin Bates FANTASY 5 adhere to no more than # NOW AT summoned Williams to the of the LOPD at 386-362- 9/12/11 ...... 15,18,23,24,26 MEGA MONEY 8,11,15,15,24,MB18 200 words. GRADY’’S 500 West, Howard St. door.” 7463 or Crime Stoppers at (US 90), Live Oak LOTTO ...... 1,11,25,26,45,50,x3 The report states that 208-TIPS (8477). You can POWERBALL . . . . . 4,19,22,32,53, SuwanneeCounty Part of AUTOMOTIVE 386-362-4012 ...... PB24, x4 “The Original Florida” 683098RAV when Williams went to the remain anonymous. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 3A Renowned cardiologist Dr. Kochicherial Moni Pregnancy Care Center joins Shands Live Oak adds official 1. Dr. Moni is a cardiologist having a caring and person- specializing in a variety of able manner. He has a non-invasive procedures strong track record of clini- 5K Run to Annual and temporary pacemaker cal excellence. Additional- placements. For the past 32 ly, while in private practice, years, Dr. Moni was in pri- Dr. Moni was elected for a Walk/Run event vate practice in Virginia term as the President of the Beach, Va. He and his wife, Medical Staff at Sentara The Pregnancy Care sponsorship. Sponsor a retired RN will be relocat- Bayside Hospital in Vir- Center of Live Oak is forms can be picked up at ing from Norfolk, Va. Dr. ginia Beach, Va. revving up for the Annual the Pregnancy Care Center Moni has a well rounded “Having a physician of Walk/Run 4 Life, Sept. 24 or email: cardiology background as Dr. Moni’s caliber join our at the Suwannee Coliseum [email protected] he was an invasive cardiol- community in a full time on 11th Street in Live Oak. . Area churches are encour- ogist until 2005 when he basis is a huge win for both The new bar-coded, digi- aged to join the Church switched to non-invasive the patients and staff at tally timed and scored 5K Challenge by competing cardiology. He is also board Shands Live Oak. I’m con- Run is a great way to cele- with one another. St. Fran- certified in Cardiac CT An- fident that his clinical ex- brate the 10th Anniversary cis Xavier has been dis- giography. pertise and compassion will of the Walk/Run event! playing the trophy for the “Having worked in pri- make him a sought-after The center is encouraging last year after coming in vate practice for the majori- cardiologist,” said Ricardo runners to preregister for first place in 2010. Will ty of my career, I am look- Diaz, CEO of Shands Live the 5K. There is a $20 fee they hold their title or will ing forward to this next Oak Regional Medical Cen- for the run prior to Sept. 24 your church be hosting the chapter in Florida. The op- ter. and $30 the day of the race. trophy for a year? Call portunity to start a desper- Dr. Moni is a native of In- A commemorative T-shirt Pregnancy Care Center for ately needed cardiology dia and a U.S. citizen. He will be given to the first 50 more details. program in Suwannee Val- received his M.D. from registrants. Sign up begins Walk individually or get ley through Shands Live Trivandrum Medical Col- at 7 a.m. at the Garden your family and friends to- Oak was really appealing,” lege in Kerala, India. Fol- Center near the Coliseum. gether for a fun morning of said Dr. Moni. He will ded- lowing a stint as an assis- The 5K Run starts at 8 a.m. music, food and exercise. icate himself to caring for tant surgeon in Kerala, Dr. There will be an overall fe- Businesses are welcome! cardiology patients in the Moni moved to the U.S. male and male winner and Get your teams together Dr. Kochicherial Moni hospital as well as his pri- and had a prestigious in- first and second in each age and help save the lives of vate office, Live Oak Cardi- ternship at Doctor’s Hospi- category male and female. the unborn by running Dr. Kochicherial Moni Valley through Shands Live ology, starting Oct. 1. tal in Washington, D.C. Refreshments and awards and/or walking in the will bring his cardiac ex- Oak Regional Medical Dr. Moni has been de- Upon completion, he was a will follow the race. Pick Walk/5K Run 4 Life. A lit- pertise to the Suwannee Center beginning Oct. scribed by colleagues as resident at Logan Memorial up your registration form at tle friendly competition is Hospital in New York City. Pregnancy Care Center or good! Stand up for life and Dr. Moni spent a year at Mt. online at speak for those who cannot Sinai Hospital in New York www.j7sports.com speak for themselves, the where he completed a Re- WALKERS get ready! unborn! search Fellowship in En- Immediately following Honoring the fallen docrinology. Lastly, he the 5K is the traditional The Pregnancy Care completed a Fellowship in Walk 4 Life. Start getting Center is a local nonprofit Cardiology at Case Western sponsors now! Free Food who believes in giving Reserve University at the and entertainment! The every unborn child the Cleveland Metropolitan course is new this year. The right to life, training and General Hospital in Cleve- shaded walk has been elec- empowering men and land, Ohio. tronically measured & par- women to be better parents To schedule an appoint- ticipants can choose 1, 2 or and providing resources for ment, please call (386)362- the 3.1 miles to stroll, those in need. Your partici- 0692 walk, jog or bicycle. As pation will help give an un- For more information usual, the Poop Out Wagon born a chance for a life- please visit: www.shand- will be somewhere close time! Please call 386-330- sliveoak.com by for anyone who might 2229 or 386-758-8622 for Office Location: get tired or over-heated. questions or to request reg- Shands Live Oak Cardi- Registration begins at 8 istration and sponsorship ology a.m. at the Coliseum. Walk forms. Come celebrate life 1116 SW 11th St. starts at 9 a.m. Prizes will at PCC’s Walk/5K Run – Live Oak, FL 32064 be awarded depending on Sept. 24 – Save the date!

The Live Oak Fire Department proudly displayed the American flag Sunday in honor of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Staff photo 691362dsv

694582lcv PAGE 4A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 suwannee living Weddings/Anniversaries Friendship Baptist Corbett - Goolsby Jr. Fish Fry and wedding reminder Gospel Sing Christina helen Corbett the son of Mr. and Mrs. Friendship Baptist concert. Rushing Wind has and Wade Goolsby Jr. Wade Goolsby Sr. of Jen- Church would like to invite been together for over 25 would like to remind you of nings, Florida. you to our upcoming Fish years and has won Male their upcoming wedding. The wedding is planned Fry & Gospel Sing, to be Group of the year in the The bride-to-be is the for Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011 held Saturday, September State of Florida for the past daughter of the late Denis at the Goolsby Farm in Jen- 17, 2011. We are in the 6 or more years. They have Inez Wood of Live Oak, nings, Florida. process of raising funds to also won several individual Florida. The groom-to-be is purchase a bus so all money awards for favorite lead raised from the fish fry will singer, favorite bass singer Bryant 50th Wedding go towards the bus min- and favorite tenor and have Anniversary Reception istry. Dinners will include been recognized in the fish, baked beans, cole Gospel Post Magazine. You 1961 - 2011 slaw, grits, hush puppies, will not want to miss hear- The children of Gene and clock in the afternoon, An- dessert and sweet tea, for ing them! There is no cast Kay Bryant would like to tioch Baptist Church, 5203 those that do not like fish, for the concert; however, a request your presence in County Road 795, Live hot dogs will be served. All love offering will be taken. honor of their parent’s 50th Oak, Florida. dinners are $8 each and we Come join us at Friend- Wedding Anniversary on Given by: Debbie, Garry, will begin serving at 5 p.m. ship Baptist Church located Saturday, the twenty-fourth Larry, and Melissa. At 7 p.m. Gospel group, at 14364 140th Street, Live of September, two thou- No gifts please. Just your Rushing Wind from Mc- Oak, fl 32060. Phone: 386- sand and eleven, at four o’- presence is our gift. Clenny, Florida, will be in 776-1010.

The following couples applied Boating accident for a marriage license the week of injures child Sept. 5 – 9, 2011: Richard Allen Wood to Trina Irenee White Girl ejected after boat hits rocks in shallow river David Brian May to Melanie Ann Barton By Jeffry Boatright ing lacerations to her face [email protected] and knees. Shelby was transported A Sunday afternoon on to Shands in Live Oak, Wellborn the Suwannee River sent a where she received treat- Neighborhood nine-year-old Live Oak girl ment, including stitches to the hospital with lacera- on her head, and was re- Watch meeting tions to parts of her body in- leased later that evening. WELLBORN NEIGH- tax changes cluding her head which “Other than several lac- BORHOOD WATCH will coming this year. If you needed stitches, the Florida erations on her knees and have its monthly meeting have any questions or just Fish and Wildlife Conser- face, she is okay,” Parker on Thursday, Sept. 29th. want to know more about vation Commission said. said. WNW is a concerned our Tax Office, be sure to According to FWC Shelby was in the com- group that strives to help come. Sharon is always spokesperson Karen Parker, pany of her younger sister the neighborhood of Well- open and articulate about Shelby Fitzgerald was sit- Lauren Fitzgerald, 4, fa- born and the Wellborn the whys and wherefores of ting in a seat in the front of ther Michael Fitzgerald Community. We meet the the Tax Office. a 14-foot jon boat around and his stepbrother, Aaron last Thursday of each In October, Judge 4:45 Sunday, when the ves- Gross, all of Live Oak. month at the Blake Lowe David Fina will be our sel struck some rocks just None of the others Building on 4th. Avenue in speaker. Judge Fina is a under the water’s surface. aboard were injured dur- 694843cpv Wellborn. We start with a wonderful speaker and, al- As a result, Shelby was ing the incident. social get together at 7 PM ways , is a delight to hear ejected from the boat, caus- with a covered dish dinner him talk about the ins and and have a relaxed gener- outs related to the court al discussion on the events system. If you haven't at- Miranda Sadé in the community. tended one of the WNW Immediately following meetings, please place it on Harris, US Navy dinner we have an invited your calendar and be sure Online Sailor attended speaker to broaden our to start coming to the meet- www.suwanneedemocrat.com knowledge of what is hap- ings. Each month we 2011 area high school boot camp at pening in our county. The have a speaker that will be football schedules speaker on September 29, interesting and informa- Click on the tab on the left Naval Service will be our Tax Collector, tive. Call Ruth Ford @ Sharon Jordan, who will 386-963-5334 if you have Training give us some insight on the any questions. Command at College Great Lakes, IL. Graduated as an Placement E-2. She Tests attended Monday - Thursday Apprentice Monday Thursday at 5 p.m. (by appointment): School at Ft. Lee Va., graduated as a College Placement Test E-3. Sailor Harris will report for duty on (CPT), NFCC Testing Cen- ter (Bldg. #16), 5 p.m., Oct. 11, 2011, nuclear powered Aircraft Madison. Register in Carrier USS George Washington (CVN13) NFCC Student Services 24

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US 90 West (Next To 84 Lumber) Lake City, 386-752-9303 689824dsv 1512 South Ohio Avenue, 362-7066 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 5A Melody Christian Center Obituaries News from your local installs plaque designating the Betty Jean Touchton health department etty Jean Touch- ton, 78, of Live September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month CHAMPION BUILDING BOak, Florida, Dr. Patrick Woloszyn phy or BPH. That condition can often be passed away Wednesday, September is Prostate Cancer Awareness treated with medicine or surgery and is not September 7, 2011 at the Month yet many people aren’t familiar a form of cancer. Presbyterian Home in Quit- with this terrible, yet common condition. Men have a greater chance of getting man after a lengthy illness. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer prostate cancer if they are 50 years old or Born in Brooks County, found in men. More men die from prostate older. It is also more common in African- Ga. she was the daughter of cancer every year than from any other can- Americans. Men are at greater risk or de- Leslie Leon and Cassie cer except lung cancer. Each year, over veloping cancer of the prostate if they have Croby Folsom. She was a 200,000 men are diagnosed with prostate a close relative (such as a father, brother or retired cashier for Suwan- cancer, and about 30,000 men die from it. son) who has prostate cancer. nee Packing Company in The prostate is a small organ, about the There are screening tests for prostate Live Oak, Florida and a size of a walnut, located just below the cancer. These include a blood test as well member of Welcome Hill bladder in men. It produces fluid that as physical exam of the prostate. Often ul- Church of Christ in Quit- makes up a part of semen. trasounds are used and biopsies are taken man. Men with prostate cancer may describe to provide a diagnosis.Men should discuss She is survived by a many different problems, while some men with their doctors the benefits and risks of daughter and son-in-law; have no symptoms at all. Men may com- prostate cancer screening. Bennice Champion Wolfe stands beside the plaque. Deborah (Larry) Thomp- plain of difficulty in starting urination, This article was based on information son, Tallahassee, Fla., son weak flow of urine, frequent or painful uri- from the Centers for Disease Control and On Sunday morning, and daughter-in-law; nation, or blood in the urine. Some men ex- Prevention. More information can be Melody Christian Center Richard (Charlotte) Touch- perience a constant pain in the back or found at held a brief ceremony to dis- ton, Havana, Fla., two hips. These symptoms can be caused by http://www.cdc.gov/Features/ProstateCan- play a bronze plaque that grandchildren; Chad (Tina) other conditions also. Sometimes a cer/ or http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/kudis- was recently installed desig- O’Neal and Cameron prostate infection can cause similar symp- eases/pubs/prostate_ez/ . Information in nating the original structure Thompson, three great toms. Also, many men over the age of 50 Spanish is located at of the church as the CHAM- grandchildren; Jaiden have these same complaints because of a http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/Spanish/pubs/ PION BUILDING. The O’Neal, Lilly O’Neal and condition called benign prostatic hypertro- prostate/index.aspx . building had actually been Marley O’Neal. dedicated as such on May 7, Graveside services were 2006, on the occasion of held Friday, September 9, at Melody’s twenty-fifth an- Welcome Hill Cemetery at Citizens Police Academy starts Sept. 20 niversary. It was officially 4 p.m. with Mr. Jerry Her- named the CHAMPION ry of a time when he became ring officiating. BUILDING in honor of overwhelmed with the task Condolences may be con- REGISTER NOW John Dallas Champion who and discouraged, and his fa- veyed online at Chief Buddy Williams announced that forcement and the criminal justice system, was the father of the found- ther walked him out to the www.maxwellmillerfuner- the Live Oak Police Department will be up close and personal, and much, much ing pastor of Melody, Bob back of the property and alhome.com conducting a Citizens Police Academy be- more. Champion. gave him a length of pipe Maxwell-Miller Funeral ginning Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011. There is a $20 registration fee payable After reading a scripture, and a hammer and told Bob Home of Quitman, Ga. is in The academy will be held at the police upon application. Pastor Frank Davis shared that he had to “drive in his charge of arrangments. headquarters at 205 SE White Ave. in Live Pick up an application at the Live Oak that John Champion and his peg” and commit to a five Oak and other selected locations each Police Department. wife Ruby had moved from year plan of building and es- Death Notices Tuesday evening, from 6-8:30 p.m. for For further information, contact Erica Live Oak after living here tablishing the church. He nine weeks. Elliott at 386-362-7463. for many years, but returned then offered to pay his son a Walter Lee Boyette The academy offers an opportunity for Submit your application soon, space is in 1981 when their son, Bob, month’s salary so that he Juy 8, 1979 citizens to learn more about local law en- limited. moved here with his family could devote himself full- Sept. 8, 2011 and undertook the establish- time to the work of the ment of Melody Christian church instead of working alter Lee Center. The vacant building part-time to support his fam- Boyette, 32, which had formerly housed ily. With a renewed com- WLive Oak, Fla. a funeral home was leased mitment, he saw the church passed away on Thursday, with an option to buy from begin to grow. September 8, 2011. John Paul and Betty Schnei- John Champion served at Daniels Funeral Homes der. John Champion paid Melody Christian Center in and Crematory, Live Oak, the first month’s rent on the many capacities. He was a and Branford, Fl. building, and soon after, Bible teacher at church and when the option to buy was directed outreach services at Dennis Oehmann exercised, he paid the first the nursing home where his Sept. 22 , 1954 thousand dollars toward the wife became a resident. He Sept. 8, 2011 purchase of it. was also a church musician, In those first years, John performed building mainte- ennis Oehmann, Champion served as an en- nance, became a leader for 57, Branford, courager and a supporter of activities involving the se- DFla., died Sept. 8, the vision of the ministry of nior members of Melody, 2011. Daniels Funeral Melody Christian Center, and served as an elder for Homes & Crematory, Inc., which was established with many years. Above all, Branford, FL. neither denominational Brother John, or Dad Cham- backing nor financial sup- pion, as he was known to port. Pastor Davis recalled many, was faithfully com- CJBAT tests that former pastor Bob mitted to serving God and Monday - Thursday at 5 Champion had related a sto- his local church. p.m. (by appointment): At the conclusion of the CJBAT (Criminal Justice ceremony, Pastor Frank Basic Abilities Test) at Free English-speaking Davis declared that the NFCC Testing Center and literacy classes building “will be known as (Bldg. #16), Madison. CJ- Provided by Columbia the CHAMPION BUILD- BAT is required for accep- County School District's ING now and forever.” tance into Corrections & Career and Adult Education Bennice Champion Wolfe, Law Enforcement pro- Program. Where: Wellborn, daughter of John Champion, grams. 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Fax (386) 364-4661 690937amv PAGE 6A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 Viewpoints/Opinions Suwannee Democrat OPINION Too much higher education Too much of anything is just as gineering. much a misallocation of resources A Richard Arum and Josipa as it is too little, and that applies to Roksa, authors of "Academically higher education just as it applies MINORITY Adrift: Limited Learning on Col- MYRA C. REGAN JEFF WATERS to everything else. A recent study VIEW lege Campuses" (2011), report on Publisher Editor from The Center for College Af- their analysis of more than 2,300 fordability and Productivity titled undergraduates at 24 institutions. Members of the Suwannee Democrat editorial board "From Wall Street to Wal-Mart," Forty-five percent of these stu- are Myra C. Regan, publisher, and Jeff Waters, by Richard Vedder, Christopher ~ dents demonstrated no significant editor. Our View is formed by that board. © 2011 Creators Syndicate Denhart, Matthew Denhart, ~ improvement in a range of skills - Christopher Matgouranis and BY WALTER WILLIAMS - including critical thinking, com- Jonathan Robe, explains that col- plex reasoning and writing -- dur- Editorial objectives lege education for many is a waste of time and money. ing their first two years of college. According to an August for 2011 More than one-third of currently working college graduates 2006 issue brief by the Alliance for Excellent Education, a1. End prohibition on liquor are in jobs that do not require a degree. An essay by Vedder student "lack of preparation is also apparent in multiple 2. Install a County Manager that complements the CCAP study reports that there are subject areas; of college freshmen taking remedial courses, a3. Take public control of Dowling House "one-third of a million waiters and waitresses with college 35 percent were enrolled in math, 23 percent in writing, and 4. Reduce duplication of effort by degrees." The study says Vedder -- distinguished professor 20 percent in reading." Declining college admissions stan- city/county offices and agencies of economics at Ohio University, an adjunct scholar at the dards have contributed to the deterioration of the academic 5. Continue progress on Perimeter Road American Enterprise Institute and director of CCAP -- "was quality of our secondary schools. Colleges show high startled a year ago when the person he hired to cut down a schools that they do not have to teach much in order for tree had a master's degree in history, the fellow who fixed youngsters to be admitted. his furnace was a mathematics graduate, and, more recent- According to Education Next, an August Harvard Uni- THE SUWANNEE SCRIBBLER ly, a TSA airport inspector (whose job it was to ensure that versity study titled "Globally Challenged: Are U.S. Stu- we took our shoes off while going through security) was a dents Ready to Compete?" found that only 32 percent of recent college graduate." U.S. students achieved proficiency in math, compared with The nation's college problem is far deeper than the fact "75 percent of students in Shanghai, 58 percent in Korea, The lion that people simply are overqualified for particular jobs. Cit- and 56 percent in Finland. Countries in which a majority - ing the research of AEI scholar Charles Murray's book - or near majority -- of students performed at or above the "Real Education" (2008), Vedder says: "The number going proficiency level in math include Switzerland, Japan, king to college exceeds the number capable of mastering higher Canada, and the Netherlands." Results from the 2009 Pro- levels of intellectual inquiry. This leads colleges to alter gramme for International Student Assessment international By Jim Holmes their mission, watering down the intellectual content of test show that U.S. students rank 32nd among industrial- This is the true story of America’s first lion what they do." In other words, colleges dumb down cours- ized nations in proficiency in math and 17th in reading. tamer. It also however, is reflective of how our es so that the students they admit can pass them. Murray ar- Much of American education is in shambles. Part of a so- society has changed over the decades. gues that only a modest proportion of our population has lution is for colleges to refuse to admit students who are un- It was the early 1800s and 19-year-old Isaac the cognitive skills, work discipline, drive, maturity and in- prepared to do real college work. That would help to reveal A. Van Amburgh of Peekskill, New York needed tegrity to master truly higher education. He says that edu- the shoddy education provided at the primary and sec- a job. But not just any old job would do. Legend cated people should be able to read and understand classic ondary school levels. Here I'm whistlin' "Dixie," because had it he wanted one involving lions…animals works, such as John Locke's "Essay Concerning Human college administrators are more interested in numbers of that had fascinated him ever since he had been a Understanding" or William Shakespeare's "King Lear." students, which equal more money. child and he first heard the Biblical story of These works are "insightful in many ways," he says, but a Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at George Daniel and the Lions’ Den. person of average intelligence "typically lacks both the mo- Mason University. To find out more about Walter E. Opportunity knocked when a tiny, traveling tivation and ability to do so." Mastering complex forms of Williams and read features by other Creators Syndicate wildlife menagerie---the predecessor to the mod- mathematics is challenging but necessary to develop rigor- writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web ern circus---arrived in a neighboring town and ous thinking and is critical in some areas of science and en- page at www.creators.com. had a job opening. Isaac was hired by the show as a human pooper scooper. Glamorous? No! But his duties finally allowed the teenager to be around the big cats that he found so intriguing. It wasn’t long before one of the traveling FROM OUR READERS menagerie’s owners noticed Isaac had much more to offer than just his skills with a shovel Dear Editor: View” concerning the Wellborn EMS. You are absolutely and a mop. Van Amburgh seemed to always be correct in your opinion of “Let’s Not Rush It.” able to make wild animals---including lions, I would like to say thank you to the two young men who The reasoning behind Comm. Oxendine’s motion was tigers and leopards---do what he wanted. The stopped on 221st Road Friday night and let us know that simply to earmark the state funds for use concerning the menagerie’s part-owner was quick to deduce that our dog had been hit. Thank you so much, for doing the EMS. We were concerned that the funds would be ear- this young man’s “knack” was a potential gold right and humane thing when so many others would not marked for another use, or in the worst case, taken back by mind. And so it was. By the time he was in his have. He is doing well and a little sore but hopefully will the state because of non-use. That was the reason for the early 20s, Isaac A. Van Amburgh was the super be OK. Blessings of Light, Love, Peace and Prosperity to motion. star of his day. In an era when many Americans you and again thank you for your kindness and thoughtful- Comm. Oxendine’s motion also included that upon a didn’t earn $400 a year, America’s first lion ness. The Williams Family. vote of earmarking the funds, that a workshop be scheduled tamer was banking that amount in a week! Ginger Williams and costs finalized for the entire structure including fur- Decked out in either the garb of a Roman glad- nishings, equipment and follow-up salaries. iator or a biblical figure, Isaac and his cats The Wellborn EMS will benefit the entire county and toured the world, fascinating audiences every- will not require money to be taken from the general funds where he went. He even became the toast of Eu- Dear Editor: of the existing or new budget. ropean Royalty. In fact, Great Britain’s Queen RE: Wellborn EMS; response to Our View Sincerely, Victoria was so mesmerized that she saw Isaac I was very pleased to see your coverage and your “Our Wendell Snowden perform six times in as many months. And why not? Van Amburgh, in the eyes of his adoring public, defied death daily…even going so far as to put his arm or head inside a lion’s mouth. He routinely performed deeds so daring even brave, grown men might be excused if they looked away. This, however, is where Amburgh’s story turns dark…at least by today’s standards. Isaac’s so-called “knack” for training wild animals did not come from any great insight he had into their natural behavior. Nor did it come from his ability to induce them to voluntarily do what he wanted by offering treats as reinforcement or reward. Isaac’s method was far more direct. He brutal- ized them. His animals would do what he wanted or be beaten and starved until they did. There are even accounts of him using a crowbar to discipline unruly cats. His actions were accepted--- or ignored---by the vast majority of the general public. But if an occasional critic did speak-out, the comment was brushed aside by Isaac with the response that he was simply doing what the Lord had willed. At this point he’d quote Genesis 1- 26; “And God said, “Let Us make mankind in our image and likeness; and let them have do- minion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, all the cattle, all the earth, and all the creatures that crawl on the earth." While Isaac Van Amburgh may have been hailed in the 1800s as the “The Lion King,” had he been around in 2008, he would have likely been known as Michael Vick’s cellmate. Jim lives in Live Oak

BIBLE VERSE “[Suffering for Doing Good] Finally, all of you, be like-minded, be sympathetic, love one another, Please address letters to: Letters To The Editor, Suwannee Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL 32064. be compassionate and humble.” Please include your full name, address and daytime phone number. We ask this so we 1 Peter 3:8 NIV can verify your letter and discuss any questions about it with you. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 7A Branford drops second straight - Sports 13A Branford News Serving southern Suwannee County, including Branford, O’Brien and McAlpin Stolen sign planted in front of Branford Town Hall

Branford Town Hall officials said this sign promoting a local business was placed there over the weekend as a prank. It was removed Sunday. - Courtesy photo

By Misty A. Ward Town Hall,” Town of Branford Attorney Kevin Daley Office, but it is under a joint investigation by both coun- [email protected] stated in a phone call. ties. Suwannee County Sheriff’s Deputy David Taylor said A photograph of the sign was posted on Topix.com by A sign promoting a local business that was placed on the sign promoting Murray’s Suwannee River Cove screen name another restaraunt [sic]. the front lawn of Branford Town Hall sometime Satur- Restaurant was placed on the front lawn sometime in “We are investigating this childish prank,” Taylor day night is being deemed a prank. the evening of Saturday, Sept. 3 and was removed on said. “It was unquestionable stupidity.” “The Town of Branford doesn’t advertise or lease or Sunday. The owners of the sign had it legally posted on Please contact the Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office grant a license for anyone to put a private business sign Highway 27 and CR 349, Taylor said. He said the own- extension in Branford at 386-935-4514 to report any on any Town of Branford property, certainly not the ers filed a report with the Lafayette County Sheriff’s further information. Arc opens branch in Branford for area residents By Misty A. Ward [email protected]

The Arc of North Florida launched its first day of programming at the Branford Library on Friday. The individuals that participated in the first day are participants in Live Oak but came down to welcome any newcomers. “We’re hoping to get a full roster with people from the Branford area,” Adults with Disabilities Supervisor Lisa Perry said. The group on Friday worked on se- quences and played a safety skills board game. They also practiced and learned a little sign language. The goal of the program is to help im- prove the quality of life of the individuals using stimulating activities to prepare them for independent living. This program is open to adults with developmen- tal and intellectual disabilities. The Arc group meets every Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., currently at the Branford Library. The Arc plans to move into the former health building in Bran- ford sometime in October. For more information on the program please contact Perry at 386-208-1404.

Telissa Winebrenner, Ed Lieupo and Mark Dimon, practice the sign for pain in a sign language lesson at the Branford Library Friday. INDEX - Photo: Misty A. Ward

Arrests ...... 2A Legal Notices ...... 16A Obituaries ...... 5A Opportunity to travel abroad with Rotary Sports ...... 13A Suwannee Living ...... 4A By Misty A. Ward ans with one Rotarian leader, will study the lation to a Rotarian. The selectee must also Viewpoint ...... 6A [email protected] culture and experience local businesses. be able to travel overseas for four to six According to the Rotary International weeks. Rotary Club of Branford has an opportu- Foundation, “In a typical four-week tour, “Young professionals get to experience HI 95 LO 67 nity for professionals ages 25 to 40 to ap- applicants participate in five full days of their profession in another country. Rotari- ply for the Group Study Exchange (GSE) vocational visits, 15 to 20 club presenta- ans host others from visiting companies as PAGE 14A program. tions, 10 to 15 formal visits and social well,” Lacquey said. “We have hosted a “We would love for young professionals events, two to three days at the district con- dancer and an engineer from different to apply,” Trannie Lacquey, club secretary ference, three to four hours per day of cul- countries. We went on tours with the engi- said. “It’s a great program and a chance to tural and site tours, and three to four hours neer of local companies. The dancer got to go to another country to learn about the per day of free time with host families.” spend time at the FSU School of Dance.” Follow us on culture and the whole aspect.” The deadline for application is Sept. 23. For more information visit their website The selected applicant will spend four to The requirements for applicants is ages 25 at RotaryClubofBranford.com or call six weeks in Brazil with host Rotarian to 40, in the early stages of his or her pro- Braxton Koon, club president, at 386-208- FACEBOOK families. The GSE team, four non-Rotari- fessional career and non-Rotarian or no re- 5396. PAGE 8A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 Great Suwannee River Cleanup

Volunteers collected more than 130 pounds of grabage, not including a push lawn mower, Garrick and Mckenzie Revels unload their scrap metal that was salvaged from the an old Department of Transportation sign, railroad ties, a sub woofer and various other bottom of the river. pieces of scrap metal on Sept. 10 at the kickoff for the Great Suwannee River Cleanup campaign.

A volunteer diver scours the bottom of the Suwannee River for garbage. Divers marked by flags work in the middle of the Suwannee River while other volunteers help out in kayaks.

Joe Flanagan, president of Live Oak Kiwanis gets towed in by club member Brant Hel- ventson. The two paddled down from Live Oak to help with the cleanup efforts.

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Suwannee High School student Aliyah Wheeler cuts the ribbon to the new First Federal Bulldog Bank at SHS Sept. 8. Aliyah will be a student teller working at the branch. - Photo: Jeffry Boatright Banking the Bulldog way Continued From Page 1A the school and community while offering “We intend to provide quality customer found success, according to Suwannee the opportunity for students to enter the service,” Hughes commented about the District School Board Chair Julie Ulmer. four student employees that have been financial industry. opportunity to serve at the Bulldog Bank. “First Federal is always contributing to trained by First Federal. Both bank and SHS government and economics in- The partnership between the school the community and we are proud to part- school officials anticipate that many stu- structor Keevis Louis expressed gratitude district and First Federal has been a ner with them in this venture,” Superin- dent employees in years to come might en- to Leibfried and First Federal for the op- dream of Leibfried for a number of years tendent of Schools Jerry Scarborough ter the financial industry through the doors portunity. and he hopes it will offer students a said. of SHS. “Thank you First Federal for every- glimpse into the banking industry, should According to SHS Assistant Principal “We are excited to partner with the thing you’ve done and we appreciate the they choose to take that career path. Angie Stuckey, the branch bank will school and look forward to working with confidence you have shown in our stu- “I am excited about the opportunity serve as much more than a facility of students and school administrators,” dents,” he said. and might seek a career in banking,” convenience. She said students will actu- CEO and President of First Federal Bank The inaugural student employees of the Roush said. ally be involved in studying American of Florida Keith Leibfried said at the Bulldog Bank branch include Dillon Although a branch bank is new to the government, special math, accounting, grand opening. Hughes, Plase Jones, Julianna Roush and Suwannee School District, other districts financial loans and even the stock mar- Leibfried stressed the branch will serve Wheeler. have explored similar programs and ket. Great Suwannee River Cleanup kicks off Continued From Page 1A Olson, the areas to clean can be from two to 10 miles. Most areas are ca- er scrap metal items. The garbage pable of either canoeing or kayaking and scrap metal was recovered in to clean, but Olson said there are about one and a half hours in the area some larger areas where it would be between the Highway 27 bridge and necessary to use a motorboat. She the second boat ramp near Ivey also said that all divers participating Memorial Park. on the river clean up are required to Joe Flanagan, Live Oak Kiwanis be cave dive certified as an extra Club president and Brant Hel- safety precaution. ventson, Kiwanis member, paddled “We provide grabbers, trash bags down the Suwannee River in the and fishing nets if needed,” Olson club’s Viking boat and helped with said. the cleanup efforts along the way. Last year the 576 volunteers re- The Great Suwannee River covered 29,153 pounds of garbage Cleanup is still looking for more vol- from the river. For more information unteers to clean up sections of the or to volunteer for the Great Suwan- river. According to Executive Direc- nee River Cleanup, visit Current- tor of Current Problem, Inc. Fritzi Problems.org. Lake City mother helped daughter run away Continued From Page 1A spoke with Sullivan. During those interviews, Sullivan told authori- Reports show that Sullivan is ties that she had not seen or heard the mother of the juvenile, but has from the missing girl. Suwannee County Chief Deputy Ron Colvin and Pat Bryant at a recent DUI class in Live Oak. no custody rights and that West According to reports, the run- knew the juvenile was running away girl turned herself in on Aug. - Photo: Jeffry Boatright away when he drove Sullivan to 15 and told authorities that she had Bulb Farm Road to pick up the been staying with Sullivan at runaway. night, but Sullivan had instructed After picking her up, the pair her to stay at a nearby friend’s Class teaches the then carried the juvenile to their house during the daytime. residence in Lake City. During the Sullivan and West were arrest- time the juvenile was missing, ed on Wednesday, Sept. 7 and importance of staying deputies from both Suwannee and booked into the Suwannee Coun- Columbia counties went to the 121 ty Jail. They each face one charge SE Chaney Glen residence and of interfering with custody. sober behind the wheel County approves tentative By Jeffry Boatright experience of working traffic crashes [email protected] where alcohol was a contributing factor. fire assessment increase Colvin emphasized that words cannot ex- Suwannee County Chief Deputy Ron plain the emotions that survivors encounter Continued From Page 1A dollars by showing up. I am sure you Colvin and Pat Bryant of Mothers Against when they are notified that a loved one has all understand, more junk to clean Drunk Drivers (MADD) held a DUI class been lost to a traffic crash. ing. Chairman Jesse Caruthers was up, more stuff to clean up when they at the Suwannee County Courthouse on The program is designed to educate dri- the only vote against. got through. I’d have been better off Aug. 30. vers that have been caught while driving Agriculture buildings are not re- without,” Lacquey said. Colvin and Bryant presented a two hour under the influence so that future incidents quired to pay a fire assessment, The proposed rates will be $45.91 program that gave varied perspectives of of drunk driving might be prevented. which Caruthers said needs to be fair annually for residential urban and drunk driving. “It is no accident that a person gets in a across the board for commercial rural rate per dwelling unit. Nonresi- Bryant shared three personal experiences vehicle and drives drunk,” Colvin told the properties. dential will be $0.09 per square foot of how vehicles and alcohol had affected class, emphasizing the dangers of driving Branford resident John Lacquey up to 40,000. Transient occupancy her life. Each time, Bryant or a loved one drunk. expressed his concern for the addi- will be $164.82 per unit. Land is was the victim. Her presentation served as Colvin reiterated that not only are drunk tion of more full time fire and rescue $14.63 for less than 160 acres, per a reminder that the hurt and agony contin- drivers putting other drivers and passengers stations in the county. parcel. Land greater than 160 acres, ues beyond alcohol related crashes, espe- at risk, but they also are placing themselves “I have had three fires in my life- per acre, is $0.11. cially for the survivors of the victims who in harm’s way. time, and the worst possible thing, The final budget hearing is sched- are injured for life or killed. Around 30 people were in attendance and and I am not saying anything about uled for 5:15 p.m., on Tuesday, Sept. According to the Florida Department of the class is held on a quarterly basis. Al- the firemen, they are good people, 20. Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles web- though it is predominately filled with local they do a good job, the worst thing in The board also proposed a millage site, Florida had 794 alcohol related fatali- residents, some residents of other areas of- the world was for the fire department rate of 8 mills and a proposed budget ties during 2010. Alcohol related crashes ten travel here and attend the class to satis- to show up most of the time. It was of $55,563,795. The rollback millage totaled 17,748 in Florida during 2010. fy court orders within a specified time for me. They cost me hundreds of rate is 8.0693. Colvin, on the other hand, spoke from frame. PAGE 10A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011

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Rodney Brown (Lafayette) Still seeking football history Junior athlete was lone By Corey Davis ford yearbooks feel free to bright spot for Hornets ac- [email protected] email me or call me please counted for 100 yards rush- so I may copy down the old ing and 103 receiving in Thanks to the local li- schedules and scores. loss in season opening loss brary and others I was able I still received emails to Trenton to fill several holes in my and phone calls from peo- notebook regarding miss- ple sending me copies of Scores ing years of Suwannee yearbook pages or informa- Suwannee 51, Hamilton 26 football history. tion from previous football Trenton 62, Branford 0 I met recently with seasons. Lafayette 52, Bell 20 Lynne Roy, a former This is what I mean by Madison 47, Jefferson 7 Suwannee High English community support, some- Gainesville 28, Columbia 6 teacher and guidance coun- one took the initiative to Fort White 21, Newberry 7 selor who has 31 yearbooks send me information. from 1971 to current. While doing some re- That still leaves me with search, I found out that searching for results from Branford, Suwannee, What’s next? the following years still: Hamilton and Lafayette Friday 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, High Schools have all Temple Christian at 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, played for state titles in Suwannee and Branford are both working hard during the 2011 season. If you have any old Branford 1934, 1935, 1940, 1941, football. yearbooks/annuals for either school please contact me. Photos: Paul Buchanan (SuwaneeSports.com) Hamilton at Bradford 1943, 1945, 1950, 1956, However you wouldn't Suwannee at Santa Fe 1957, 1958, 1961, 1962, know that, looking around ball season, to have every Branford, Jasper, Jennings With 80 years of football Dixie at Lafayette 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, each of the four stadiums. single schedule and results and Luraville's help. history, Suwannee, Bran- 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974, That's why I intend to re- from every season from all Thanks to the Internet, I ford, Hamilton or Lafayette Sept. 23 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, search every season for all four schools. have been able to track could well be on their way Branford at Maclay 1980, 1983, 1984 1986 and four schools and track their If you have been to the down scores for all four to say their 500 or 600 all- Rutherford at Suwannee 1994. football history. Suwannee at Columbia teams from the 2000s, but I time victory but we will Open: Lafayette, Remember football is I need your help though, football game, chances are am still missing several never know unless I get Hamilton played in the fall, you grad- a horrific fire in October you have picked up a pro- years. help. uate in the spring. So when 1995 destroyed years of old gram sometime. In the back I believe schools in Wouldn't you want to Sept. 30 I say I am searching for the volumes of newspaper of the program, Columbia Jasper, Jennings and White know how Suwannee has Hamilton at Dixie 1968 season, that is the books. lists every single schedule Springs consolidated into done all-time against Madi- Sneads at Lafayette 1968-69 school year and If you or you know of and game results from Hamilton County High son County or Columbia, Open: Suwannee, 1969 yearbook. someone who has/have old every year as well as the around 1975. or how Branford has done Branford As far as Branford I have yearbooks or newspaper coaches records. All the information I against long time rivals been able to track down clippings, please feel free I would like to do this for gather will be available in Bell, Bronson and Oct. 7 scores from 1994-2010 but to call me, email me or stop all four schools, but I need each schools football pro- Lafayette or how Hamilton Jefferson at Branford I am still missing several by and show me old sched- the communities of Live grams from now on, pro- has done against Suwannee Hamilton at Lafayette years from 1948 till 1993. ules and results. Oak, O'Brien, McAlpin, viding they don't object to or even perhaps against Godby at Suwannee If you have any old Bran- The idea is by next foot- Houston, Wellborn, Mayo, it. Branford and Lafayette. PAGE 14A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 Sports District Dogs roll Trojans Week 2 Football Continued From Page 13A Hill ran the second half Sports kickoff back 80 yards un- Standings wide open Denzell Wash- touched to cut the lead to ington for a 14-yard strike a 30-18, or what could have Football Scoreboard 2-5A few minutes later to in- been 30-25. Calendar Thursday Godby (2-0) (0-0) crease the lead to 14-0 sec- Wright who hooked up Godby 29, Choctaw 6 Wakulla (2-0) (0-0) onds into the second quar- with Stebbins seven times Peniel Baptist 31, Florida Deaf 24 Suwannee (1-1) (0-0) ter. on the night for 106 yards, Thursday, Sept. 15 Seabreeze 40, Flagler Palm Coast 13 Rickards (0-1) (0-0) Hamilton answered as including three on the next Volleyball Spruce Creek 31, University 2 Trey Zanders took a hand- drive which resulted in a Lafayette at Bronson, 6:30 St. Francis 50, John Paul II 14 5-1A off from Zack Deas on the Dontavious Hampton (102 Wakulla at Suwannee, 6:30 Jefferson (1-1) (0-0) ensuing play from scrim- yards on 13 carries) 24-yard Hamilton County at Bran- Friday Lafayette (1-1) (0-0) mage and raced 65 yards touchdown scamper putting ford, 6:30 Astronaut 57, Episcopal 36 Branford (0-2) (0-0) untouched cutting the lead the game out of reach at 37- Friday, Sept. 16 Atlantic Coast 49, Paxon 0 Hamilton (0-2) (0-0) to 14-6 with 11:34 left till 18 with 4:33 left in the third Football Westminster 27, Providence 21 half. quarter. Temple Christian at Bran- Baker County 31, Trinity 28 6-1A Following a three and out Hill (135 yards on 20 carries) added a 6-yard touch- ford, 7 Baldwin 49, Stanton 29 Trenton (2-0) (0-0) by Suwannee and a Will down run on the first play Dixie at Lafayette, 7:30 Bartram Trail 55, Ponte Vedra 26 Hilliard (2-0) (0-0) Hill partially blocked punt of the fourth quarter to cut it Suwannee at Santa Fe, 7:30 Bishop Kenny 28, Fletcher 14 Bell (0-2) (0-0) which gave Hamilton the to 37-26 but that was as Hamilton County at Brad- Bishop Snyder 20, St. Joseph 17 Bronson (0-2) (0-0) ball near midfield, Deas Hawthorne (0-2) (0-0) connected with Char Mer- close as the Trojans would ford, 7:30 Bolles 28, American Heritage 17 ine across the middle on the get. Bradford 50, Hawthorne 14 7-1A first play of the drive for a Spears appeared to be Monday, Sept. 19 Bronson 52, Seven Rivers 34 Union (2-0) (0-0) 42-yard score. Deas two- rubbing it in the face of the Volleyball Buford (GA) 49, Yulee 7 Chiefland (0-2) (0-0) point conversion pass fell Trojans calling two fake Bell at Lafayette, 6:30 Christ's Church 42, Seacoast 6 Dixie (0-2) (0-0) incomplete cutting the lead field goals on the next dri- Bronson at Branford, 6:30 Clay 34, Ridgeview 27 Newberry (0-2) (0-0) to 14-12 with 9:21 left till ve, the latter failed when Colonial 25, Deltona 14 half. the ball sailed over Hamp- Tuesday, Sept. 20 Creekside 28, Mandarin 22 Wright led the Bulldogs ton’s head. Volleyball East Ridge 20, South Sumter 12 down the field, keyed by a Wright partially blocked Madison County at Hamil- Fernandina 21, Keystone 15 (OT) Suwannee 27 yard run on third and a Trojan punt to give the ton County, 6:30 Fivay 21, Springstead 14 long which brought the Bulldogs the ball at the 23- Suwannee at Columbia, Fleming Island 29, Nature Coast 7 Valley Bulldogs down to the 4- yard line with under six 6:30 Forest 10, Dunnellon 3 yard line. Marquis Cooks minutes left in the game. Jefferson County at Fort White 21, Newberry 7 followed with a 4-yard Wright hit Stebbins again Lafayette, 6:30 Gainesville 28, Columbia 6 rankings touchdown run, Lane added for a 22-yard touchdown re- Branford at Bell, 6:30 Gateway 29, Lake Minneola 28 Each week, sportswriter the two point conversion ception to increase the lead Swimming Hilliard 44, Harvest Community 38 Corey Davis will rank the putting the ‘Dogs ahead 22- to 44-26 with 5:22 left. Suwannee, PK Yonge at Jackson 38, Englewood 0 area football teams from the 12 with 6:55 left till half. Hampton picked off Deas Gainesville, 4 Lake Weir 28, Belleview 7 14 surrounding counties: Deas and his tailbacks at midfield and it appeared Lafayette 55, Bell 20 Madison, Jefferson, Taylor, collided together on the en- Suwannee would just run a Thursday, Sept. 22 Leesburg 23, Eustis 7 Columbia, Baker, Dixie, suing play and David few plays and then a few Volleyball Madison County 42, Jefferson County 7 Union, Bradford, Lafayette, Spinks recovered the fum- knees to run out the clock. NFC at Hamilton County, Mainland 28, Jones 12 Hamilton, Suwannee, ble, which set up Wright’s However, Suwannee 6:30 Matanzas 50, Florida Air 13 Gilchrist, Levy and North- 39-yard touchdown pass to coaches did the unthinkable Rickards at Suwannee, 6:30 Middleburg 21, Nease 17 ern Alachua. Kyle Stebbins, which and threw the ball again Branford at Fort White, Mount Dora 47, Tavares 0 stretched the lead to 30-12. drawing several boos from 6:30 Mount Dora Bible 42, First Academy 0 Week 3 Poll Hamilton put together a the Trojans sideline as Oak Hall 42, Aucilla 18 1. Madison (2-1) solid drive just before half Wright found Daquez Friday, Sept 23 Ocala Christian 42, Cedar Creek 36 2. Fort White (2-0) as Deas connected with Strictland for a 39 yard gain Football Orange Park 49, Buchholz 20 3. Trenton (2-0) Zanders for a 18 yard com- to the 1-yard line. Wright Rutherford at Suwannee, Pine Ridge 24, Atlantic 0 4. Bradford (2-0) pletion to the 34 and Hill snuck in the next play for 7:30 PK Yonge 27, Chiefland 12 5. Union (2-0) followed with a 18 yard run the score and 51-26 lead Branford at Maclay, 7:30 Raines 34, Lee 14 6. Baker (2-0) and a 12 yard run to put with 2:11 left. Open: Hamilton County, Ribault 21, Parker 0 7. Santa Fe (2-0) them inside the five. Suwannee (1-1) won for Lafayette St. Augustine 27, Menendez 10 8. Jefferson (1-1) Hill was stuffed at the 3- the 15th straight time over Monday, Sept. 26 St. John Lutheran 40, Pierson Taylor 9. Taylor (1-1) yard line on the final play of their arch rivals from across Volleyball Sandalwood 42, Wolfson 3 10. Suwannee (1-1) the first half, which turned the bridge and now leads 11. Lafayette (1-1) the Suwannee River Bronson at Lafayette, 6 :30 Santa Fe 40, Dixie County 13 out to be a key momentum 12. Williston (1-1) Shootout series 36-5 all- Branford at Suwannee, 6:30 South Lake 27, Hernando 13 changer. 13. Columbia (0-2) time, according to former Suwannee 51, Hamilton County 26 A score there plus a score 14. Dixie (0-2) on the first drive of the sec- Suwannee and current Tuesday, Sept. 27 The Villages 34, Lecanto 22 15. Hamilton (0-2) ond half and we have a dif- Hamilton coach Mike Volleyball Trenton 62, Branford 0 16. Newberry (0-2) ferent game. Pittman. Suwannee at Lafayette, Trinity Catholic 48, Eastside 0 17. Branford (0-2) 6:30 Trinity Christian 14, St. Edwards 13 18. Bell (0-2) Swimming Umatilla 46, Calvary Christian 25 19. Bronson (0-2) Suwannee at Maclay, 4 Union County 37, Interlachen 14 20. Chiefland (0-2) Vanguard 8, North Marion 2 Thursday, Sept. 29 Wakulla 30, Taylor County 21 Volleyball Warner Christian 59, Father Lopez 7 Suwannee at Hamilton West Nassau 35. Eagle's View 20 Coaches County, 6:30 West Port 44, Citrus 20 Branford at Trenton, 6:30 White 68, Forrest 21 Wildwood 52, Central 0 corner Friday, Sept. 30 Williston 42, Crystal River 21 The Suwannee High Football Coaches Corner show airs Sneads at Lafayette, 7:30 live each Saturday during Hamilton County at Dixie, the football season from 7:30 10-11 a.m. on WQHL 98.1 Open: Suwannee, Branford FM. The public is invited to attend the live show at Monday, Oct. 3 the Suwannee Quarterback Volleyball Club near Langford Stadi- Lafayette at Suwannee, um. For more information 6:30 contact the Suwannee Branford at Bronson, 6:30 Quarterback Club at 362- 6891. Tuesday, Oct. 4 Volleyball Hamilton County at Lafayette, 6:30 Branford at Jefferson, 6:30 Swimming Suwannee, Oakleaf at Bald- win, 4

Thursday, Oct. 6 Volleyball Lamarcus Webb gets loose and down the field for the Tro- Lafayette at Branford, 6:30 jans. -Photo: Paul Buchanan (SuwanneeSports.com) Friday, Oct. 7 Football Hamilton County at Lafayette, 7:30 Jefferson at Branford, 7:30 Godby at Suwannee, 7:30

Monday, Oct. 10 Volleyball Fort White at Suwannee, 6:30 Bell at Branford, 6:30

Tuesday, Oct. 11 Volleyball Jefferson County at Hamil- ton County, 6:30

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Suwannee lineman Andrew Tovar (60), Tyler Stephens (54) and Tyler Jernigan (55) give junior quarterback Josh Wright plenty of protection and time to make a play.

Wide receiver Marcus Lane tries to bring in a pass just off his fingertips.

An unknown Suwannee tailback busts through the hole before being tackled. Photos: Paul Buchanan (SuwanneeSports.com)

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The weather is cooler, his main influence is Span- as social events, fairs, fund price. Bring the entire fam- fall is in the air and can’t ish music, he loves all raisers, night clubs and ily and enjoy a great night you just hear the great mu- types of music and plays opening for national acts, out with great food and sic that will be played for a Gainesville church’s as well as at the SOSMP beverages and wonderful Sept. 16 by the Stone- Spanish service each several times. X Hale has live band performances! branch Band and Sept. 17 week. While he loves to its very own break music And don’t forget those by the X Hale Band at the play with any band that DJ, BoyStini, who is not dancing shoes! Spirit of the Suwannee will let him sit in, his main only a great sound engi- For more information Music Park (SOSMP) in band is the Stonebranch neer but a great DJ as well. about the Spirit of the Live Oak, Fla? Band where he’s also the The advantage of having Suwannee Music Park, call The Stonebranch Band, band manager. The band the band’s own DJ allows 386-364-1683, email spir- formerly the Tuff Times members say they bring the party to continue with- [email protected] or Band, is based in Lake old music for your listen- out a moment of dead air. go to www.musi- City and has been playing ing pleasure while contin- When this band takes the cliveshere.com. You may music of all types for uing to work on new tunes. stage Saturday, Sept. 17, also contact the SOSMP to years. This band especially Along with the new music, you’ll know a great band inquire about any of the loves blues. Band member the Stonebranch Band will has come to town! It will many exciting events com- Alan Stenquist began bring blues to the SOSMP be party time! ing up this year at the learning to play guitar this weekend, Sept. 16. Shows begin at 8 p.m. SOSMP such as the Black- when he was 10 and went The X Hale began with Friday and Saturday night. The Stonebranch Band water Music Festival, Bear on to love the Beatles’ mu- Marion Rutledge and for- Admission to the Music Creek Music and Art Festi- sic, blues and all types of mer member Jeff Hand. Hall is $5 per person with val and much, much more! other music. Mike Mc- The two started a high en- that $5 deducted from your The Spirit of the Suwan- Graw plays bass for the ergy Top 40 country band, evening’s tab. nee Music Park is located band. He played classic Tytus Hale, in the mid 90s The SOSMP’s SOS Café at 3076 95th Drive 4.5 rock for years before play- which became very popu- and Restaurant will open at miles north of Live Oak, ing for an Elvis imperson- lar in the Jacksonville 5 p.m. each evening to Fla. off US 129 at the fa- ator and also played at the area. In 2010, the members bring wonderful culinary mous Suwannee River. House of Blues in down- changed the band’s name creations to delight you and The park is 4.5 miles south town Disney. He graduated to X Hale and added a fe- your guests such as Satur- of Interstate 75 and 4.5 to blues music and joined male singer and keys. X day night the wonderful miles north of Interstate 10 the Stonebranch Band. Hale's range of male and prime rib is available at off US 129. Keep an eye Mark plays some keyboard female Top 40 Country regular price. Friday night out for the SOSMP sign with his right hand while songs and the choice of it's all you can eat sirloin and white painted board playing the bass with his classic rock/dance tunes steak at regular X Hale Band fence! left hand! Ariel F. Machin always keeps a steady par- (the Cuban Thunder) has ty atmosphere. The band played drums for more has performed more than than 10 years. 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Other- come still and calm during wise, you may scare it into the interaction. The same striking, a perceived is true of lizards. threat. It is better to have a “Some reptiles do ap- good session without up- pear to enjoy human con- setting the animal that tact,” adds Dr. Hoppes, lasts two minutes than a “especially when food is Pet Talk staff longer session trying to offered. Many will re- CNHI News Service force a reptile to accept spond to feeding times, When thinking of rep- you. coming to certain people tiles, the image that comes A more controversial they associate with food. to the minds of most people emotion in reptiles is the And certainly most igua- can vary from a garter concept of pleasure, or nas prefer certain people snake slithering through the even love. Many feel that over others.” grass to lizards of Jurassic they have not developed Iguanas have individual proportions roaming the this emotion, as it does not personalities that can vary earth. naturally benefit them. from tranquil and laid- The idea of bonding with However, most reptiles do back to aggressive and such creatures may seem seem to recognize people dominating. The latter can creepy, or even impossible, who frequently handle and be very difficult to live yet some people insist that feed them. with and care for. The their reptiles know them “I don’t know if it is more calm iguanas, how- and enjoy being with them. love,” says Dr. Hoppes, ever, tend to bond with Can reptiles feel or portray “but lizards and tortoises their person but may only emotions? appear to like some people endure handling by that in- Generally, reptiles do more than others. They dividual. It is the rare igua- demonstrate basic emo- also seem to show the na who is social with tions. 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About 90 percent of a food. skinks, form family to be left alone. season. pumpkin’s weight is water. “A snake that is feeling groups and protect their By careful observation Lisa Campbell, co-own- According to Illinois aggressive may warn you young. and handling of your reper of Danville Gardens, State Climatologist Jim An- with a hiss,” states Dr. Female alligators also tiles, you can determine says she’s been told pump- gel, the U.S. Drought Mon- Hoppes. “This can occur stay with their young and which are more social and kins may be in short supply itor has introduced the rat- when you are forcing your will guard them for up to which may not be quite so this fall. ing D1 “moderate drought” attention on the snake, and six months, teaching them impressed with having a “It’s not looking good,” into central Illinois. if you persist, they may survival skills and vocaliz- human as a best friend. she said. “Pumpkins may More than 1 billion strike out. Typically snakes ing with them through a --- be scarce.” pounds of pumpkins are hiss or coil when they are series of grunts. Whether Pet Talk is a service of Janet Butler, with Straw- produced in the United feeling hostile, but most pet this is due to a survival in- the College of Veterinary Photo: Metro berry Acres, said they also States each year, and more snakes are not aggressive stinct or concern for their Medicine & Biomedical aren’t expecting a big crop than 495 million of those animals unless threatened.” individual offspring is un- Sciences, Texas A&M A lack of rain could lead this year. The lack of rain pounds are grown in Illi- A reptile that is feeling known. University to a shortage of jack-o- has hurt their pumpkin nois. Sat., October 8 • 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Jasper The News COMMUNITY YARD SALE This Saturday, come out and join us. MANY VENDORS AND LARGE SELECTION BUYERS & SELLERS ALL IN ONE PLACE FREE ADM LOCATION: JASPER CIVIC CENTER ISSION * Set-up time 10/8 6:30 AM RESERVE YOUR BOOTH TODAY Call ( 3 8 6 ) 7 9 2 - 2 4 8 7 Reserve booth deadline 5 p.m., Oct. 7. Inside Vendor Booths $ 25 Outside Vendor Booths $ 15 *You provide table *One table provided 693501jbV I CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE - WWW.NFLAONLINE.COM - SERVING NORTH FLORIDA AND SOUTH GEORGIA SEPTEMBER 14 & 15, 2011 , PAGE 3 Irish traditional music trio, An Triúr, and the Williston School of Dance Perform at Gainesville’s “Free Fridays” Concert Series on Sept. 23 GAINESVILLE, Fla. - genre, and the interpreta- An Triúr, Irish Gaelic for tion of Irish songs and bal- “the three people,” is an lads. His writing catalog Irish traditional acoustic includes over 40 songs. trio made up of multi-in- Over many years, the strumentalist musicians members of An Triúr have and recording artists Mick individually traveled Richmond, Larre Reeves throughout Ireland and the and John Maze. Maze is U.S. to learn the oral mu- one of the leading Ameri- sical tradition from the can proponents of the uil- revered and seasoned mas- leann pipes. He has stud- ters who themselves had ied, performed and taught the music passed down to the instrument across the them from their parents U.S. He founded and di- and grandparents. Work- rected the Florida Tionól, ing to help preserve and one of the largest sets of pass on the great tradition, workshops and concerts An Triúr has organized focusing on Irish tradi- and taught at workshops, tional music in the coun- musical gatherings and try. Maze has performed schools; appeared in sev- solo and with ensembles eral festivals and concert on piano, guitar, flute, halls throughout the south- great highland bagpipes, east and played alongside small pipes, uilleann pipes or with such luminaries as and bodhrán. Reeves is a the Chieftains, Flogging multi-instrumentalist and Molly and Black 47. Irish traditional music trio, An Triúr. teacher of Irish traditional Reeves also tours and music. He plays flute, records in the Irish duo sic superstars like Cherish and Marion Ballet Theater. tal Worlds Institute, as a http://www.gvlculturalaf- whistle, concertina, man- Coyne and Reeves, while the Ladies and Leahy. The 2011 “Gainesville’s soloist with Inisheer Irish fairs.org. dolin and bodhrán. During Richmond and Maze play They perform annually at Really Got Talent” winner Dance Company and in a Free Fridays is present- his professional career, he in the Gainesville roots- the UF Curtis M. Phillips is one of the school’s Irish 2007 Lincoln Center ed by the City of has represented the U.S. rock band In Crisis, soon Center for the Performing dancers. The Williston “Dance on Camera” docu- Gainesville Department of three times in Ireland at to be part of the 2011 Arts, Haile Village, Silver School of Dance is the mentary film that won the Parks, Recreation and Cul- the Fleadh Cheoil Na Gator Growl. An Triúr Springs and Ocala Down- only Gainesville area Jury Prize and continues to tural Affairs. The Cultural hÉireann. Numerous visits recordings are available town Square. The school dance studio offering Irish screen globally. Affairs Division is the des- to County Clare help to on iTunes, as well as on hosts multiple workshops dance training, alongside The Let’s Go Downtown ignated local arts agency anchor his style of play- their website www.my- annually with world- mainstream dance disci- “Free Fridays” Concert for Gainesville and ing. Richmond has been space.com/antriur. champions as well as plines. Series runs from 8 to 10 Alachua County. Its mis- singing and playing guitar At the concert, the band “Riverdance” stars, and The Williston School of p.m. on Friday nights sion is to promote cultural since the age of 11. Until will be joined on stage by the school has in its reper- Dance artistic director, through Friday, Oct. 14. activity and encourage recently, he was a rock Irish dancers from the toire authorized choreog- Sarah Ingley Maze, has The Bo Diddley Commu- community based cultural musician and singer/song- Williston School of raphy from major Irish taught at Mississippi nity Plaza is located on the resources. writer with various Florida Dance. These dancers per- dance stage spectacles Celtic Festival in Jackson, corner of Southeast First For more information on bands including the Skat- form both traditional and such as “Celtic Cross- Miss. and has enjoyed Street and East University the Downtown Plaza Free terbrainz, Flesh Castanet contemporary Irish step, roads” and “Steps of the many regional competition Avenue. A complete listing Fridays, or to schedule an and Spike the Cat. Rich- céilí and figure dancing. Celts.” Students guest per- successes. She has per- of the “Free Fridays” en- interview, please contact mond applies a modern These students share the form regularly with the formed on international tertainment schedule can David Ballard at 352-393- pop approach to the trad stage with traditional mu- Gainesville Ballet Theatre web TV through UF Digi- be found at 8746.

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Most k menil andl ewomenr whot osmoke nob n a t t e r is e s . mokers tobacco are fully aware of the damage Does secondhand smoke cause other they might be doing to their bodies. In kinds of diseases? addition to increasing their risk for lung Secondhand smoke is responsible for cancer, smoking can also increase a thousands of deaths each year in the person’s risk for heart disease and other U.S. alone. But secondhand smoke does potentially deadly ailments. not only contribute to cancer. In fact, the What those men and women might ACS notes that secondhand smoke is not know is the extent of the damage responsible for an estimated 46,000 their smoking is doing to those around deaths from heart disease in nonsmokers them. According to the American who live with smokers. Cancer Society, secondhand smoke is What many people find the most responsible for 3,400 lung cancer deaths troubling figures associated with among nonsmokers each year. Gaining a secondhand smoke is its impact on better understanding of secondhand children, especially those younger than smoke might help smokers quit once 18 months of age. The ACS estimates and for all. that each year secondhand smoke is What exactly is secondhand smoke? responsible for 50,000 to 300,000 lung Also known as environmental tobacco infections, including pneumonia and smoke, secondhand smoke is actually a bronchitis, in children younger than 18. mixture of two forms of smoke that An additional 750,000 middle ear comes from burning tobacco. Smoke infections in children can be linked to that comes from the end of a lighted s e c o n d h a n d s m o k e . cigarette, cigar or pipe is known as Studies are ongoing into a possible sidestream smoke, while the smoke a link between secondhand smoke and smoker exhales is called mainstream breast cancer. Though research is smoke. Compared to mainstream ongoing, the ACS notes that chemicals smoke, sidestream smoke has higher from tobacco smoke reach breast tissue concentrations of cancer-causing agents and have been found in breast milk. known as carcinogens. Sidestream However, debate over a possible link smoke also contains smaller particles between breast cancer and secondhand than mainstream smoke, making it smoke continues for a variety of easier for sidestream smoke to enter the reasons, not the least of which is that b o d y ’ s c e l l s . breast cancer risk has not been shown to Do nonsmokers take in nicotine from increase among active smokers. s e c o n d h a n d s m o k e ? Where does secondhand smoke pose a Nonsmokers who inhale secondhand problem? smoke do take in nicotine in the process. Secondhand smoke is problematic A 1988 report from the U.S. Surgeon anywhere someone is smoking or has General concluded that nicotine is a smoked. In fact, the Canadian Cancer drug that causes addiction and can cause Society points out that cigarettes a short-term increase in blood pressure, produce roughly 12 minutes of smoke, heart rate and the flow of blood from the even though a smoker might only inhale Ophthalmology heart. Because nonsmokers who take in 30 seconds of smoke from the cigarette. GREGORY D. SNODGRASS, M.D. North Florida secondhand smoke are taking in As the smoke lingers, even long after a nicotine, they, too, are susceptible to the 522 South Ohio Avenue 641577-F smoker has disappeared, nonsmokers aforementioned side effects. are left to breathe in that smoke. 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Bring auction would be greatly appreciated as Navy and Marine Corps shipmates who Park will meet in the Depot Room at a camera and take the Outdoor Challenge well. Registration for the 5K is $25/pp and served on the USS Columbus CA-74/cG- Phillips Center at 10:00 am on Thursday, for Children and earn a free day pass to a includes t-shirt, bib number and goody 12 from 1944 through 1976 and the USS Sept. 16, 2011. Everyone is welcome. At- state park for their whole family. There bag. Placed winners will receive recogni- COLUMBUS (SSN-762) past and present, torney KrisAnne Hall will continue her will also be an arts and crafts area, live an- tion gifts. Online registration is available if you would like to share memories and discussion on the rich history of our Unit- imals and refreshments. Admission to the at http://www.active.com keyword camaraderie with old friends and make ed States Constitution. She believes that park is free if you show a library card, a li- "Chomp Cancer.” For more information new ones, please contact Allen R. Hope, our heritage of liberty is a gift from God. brary book, or with the donation of a new please email Lauren Valentine at chomp- President, 3828 Hobson Road, Fort Mrs. Hall, who lives in Wellborn, travels or gently used family oriented book. To [email protected] or visit www.chomp- Wayne, IN 46815-4505. Home: (260) 486- the state sharing this message to encourage learn more about Gentle Carousel Therapy cancer.com 2221 - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Eastern Time, Fax: Americans to reclaim our history and the Horses go to www.horse-therapy.org" 260-492-9771, email: Hope439@fron- greatness of our nation. Come enjoy this To learn more about the park go to Bingo, Bingo, Bingo! tier.com. pertinent information. www.floridastateparks.org/oleno . Hosted by American Legion Post 107 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., September 17, Every Tuesday, 3 p.m. early games, 7 March of Dimes March of Dimes 2011, O’Leno State Park, High Springs, p.m. evening games. Take Hwy 129, 6 March of Dimes, TD Bank, and Roun- The March of Dimes, TD Bank, and Florida, (located 6 miles north of High miles south of Live Oak, turn left at the tree Moore Auto Group are presenting Rountree Moore Auto Group are present- Springs on Hwy. 441) BINGO sign, then 1 mile. “Signature Chefs Auction” at 5:30 PM, ing “Signature Chefs Auction” at 5:30 PM, November 8, at the spacious Rountree November 8, at the spacious Rountree Class of 1954 Grief support group Moore Toyota showroom, US 90W, Lake Moore Toyota showroom, US 90W, Lake 57th Reunion Planned for Class of 1954 Meeting weekly at First Baptist Church City. There will be silent and live auctions City. There will be silent and live auctions The SHS Class of 1954 is planning its in Live Oak at 6 pm on Wednesdays start- with pre-decorated Christmas trees, live with pre-decorated Christmas trees, live 57th Reunion, October 11-14, 2011, at ing August 24, 2011. Call 362-1583 for entertainment, and a selection of specialty entertainment, and a selection of specialty Camp Weed & Cerveny Conference Cen- more information. Non-denominational - foods presented by over 20 area restaurants foods presented by over 20 area restaurants ter (east of Live Oak). All Class Members everyone welcome. This is an on-going and caterers. For more information call and caterers. For more information call and friends are invited. A written invita- support group and I would appreciate you Kathy McCallister 623-1505 or Maureen Kathy McCallister 623-1505 or Maureen tion has been sent to all Class Members. placing it in your publication through the Lloyd 397-0598. Tickets will go on sale in Lloyd 397-0598. Tickets will go on sale in Deadline for Registration is September 1. fall. late September at Rountree Moore Toyota, late September at Rountree Moore Toyota, For more information please contact: Erma all TD Bank locations, Ward’s Jewelers, all TD Bank locations, Ward’s Jewelers, Evans Parker – 904-221-1203 or Ken Men's Meeting at First Street Music, Moe’s Southwest Grill, First Street Music, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Voyles – 352-861-8650 Wellborn and Suwannee Democrat. Put this event on and Suwannee Democrat. Put this event on Baptist Church your calendar as we work together to give your calendar as we work together to give Local Artist to be It states that they meet every 2nd Thurs- every baby a healthy start!! every baby a healthy start!! remembered day of the month. They will not be having Friends and family of the late Wayne any meetings through the summer, would Elks Monday Bingo Learn to Square Dance Edwards are planning to have an exhibi- you place something in parenthesis such as When: Starting Monday, Sept. 12, 2011, with the Vagabond tion of Wayne’s art works. This free art ex- this (No meeting through the summer, will at Live Oak Elks Lodge 1165, 415 East Squares hibition is scheduled to be held sometime start again in September) Howard St. Live Oak. Early sessions 3 Thursday evening, Sept. 29, 7-8:30 p.m. in October, at the Crapps Mansion, now p.m. - 6 p.m. and the payout will be on a at the Hale Recreation Center, 215 Ne Du- known as Heritage Park and Gardens. If Love Forever percentage basis. Late sessions: 7 p.m. - 10 val St. in Live Oak, Fl, opposite the fire you have or know of anyone that has any Live Oak Church of Christ, 1497 SR 51 p.m. There will be 29 games each paying station and water tower. Wear comfortable art work done by Wayne, and may be will- (Irvin Ave) will be open every third Satur- $50. One progressive jackpot either $50 or clothes, smooth soled shoes would help, ing to loan it to us, please contact us at day morning of each month for a clothes $250. One Bonanza paying $50. One extra and the first night is free, so check it out. 386-209-1257, 386-688-0830, 386-362- closet and food pantry, 10:30 - 12 noon. large jackpot starting at $300 if won on the Refreshments provided. For more informa- 4198 or Carolyn Spilatore at 386-208- last number called from the Bonanza game tion call 386-365-3909 or 386-752-2544. 4828. Lafayette Republican - $100 consolation prize. The caller insrtuctor is Ralph Beekman. Executive Committee Kitchen will be open from 4-8 p.m. Citizens Police Academy The Lafayette Republican Executive Concerned Citizens Chief Buddy Williams announced that Committee meets the second Monday of St Luke's Busy Hands Resume Meetings the Live Oak Police Department will be each month at the Lafayette Public Li- St Luke's Busy Hands for Babies yard, Thursday, Sept. 16 at 10 AM in the De- conducting a Citizens Police Academy, be- brary, 120 NE Crawford Street, Mayo, at bake and handmade table sale pot Room Concerned Citizens (CC) of ginning on Tuesday, September 20, 2011. 7:00 pm. Everyone interested in promot- Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011, St. Luke's Busy Dowling Park will meet in the Depot The Academy will be held at the Police ing conservative principles are invited to Hands for Babies yard, bake sale, and Room at Phillips Center at 10:00 am on Headquarters at 205 SE White Ave. and attend. For more information, please call handmade table. St. Luke's Busy Hands for Thursday, Sept. 16, 2011. Everyone is wel- other selected locations each Tuesday Carolyn Land at 935-0174. Babies will hold a yard sale from 7 a.m. - come. evening from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. for nine 2 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Attorney KrisAnne Hall will continue weeks. The Academy offers an opportuni- Millennium Nights 1391 SW Eleventh St., Live Oak, across her discussion on the rich history of our ty for citizens to learn more about local Friday nights beginning June 10 at Mil- from the Garden Club. The sale will be in- United States Constitution. She believes law enforcement and the Criminal Justice lennium Park in downtown Live Oak. side and there will be many bargains on that our heritage of liberty is a gift from System, “Up Close and Personal,” and Show starts at 7 p.m. and is held the sec- clothing, books and lots more. Come and God. Mrs. Hall, who lives in Wellborn, much, much more. There is a $20 registra- ond and fourth Friday of the month. Bring see our handmade gift table. The proceeds travels the state sharing this message to en- tion fee payable upon application. Pick up your lawn chairs to listen to country, blue buy material and yarn to make items for courage Americans to reclaim our history and application at the Live Oak Police De- grass, gospel, country rock and karaoke. two children's hospitals in Gainesville and and the greatness of our nation. Come en- partment, located at 205 White Ave. S.E. Jacksonville. joy this pertinent information. For further information: contact Erica El- MCALPIN COMMUNITY liott at 386-362-7463. Submit your appli- CLUB MEETINGS Suwannee Co. Cattlemen's Homecoming Services at cation soon! Space is limited. CANCELED FOR THE Association Philadelphia Baptist SUMMER The Suwannee Co. Cattlemen's Associa- Church Suwannee Coalition The McAlpin Community Club meet- tion will resume monthly meetings on Philadelphia Baptist Church will hold The Suwannee Coalition has changed ings for June, July and August have been Thursday, Sept. 22 at the Farmer's Coop Homecoming services on September 25, our annual meeting schedule. We will no canceled. The next regular meeting will be Conference Room on Goldkist Blvd and 2011 at 10:30 a.m. (no Sunday School Ser- longer be meeting monthly. We will meet in September. We hope that you will have US 90 West. The meeting will begin with a vices). Pastor, Joshua Wynn will bring the quarterly - four times per year. Here are a cool and relaxing summer. For informa- meal at 6:30 p.m. ($6/plate). Please RSVP message, with special music by Donald the dates we will meet in the upcoming fis- tion about the club call Barbara Parks at by Sept. 16, to Dianne at 386-362-2130 for Warren and Shelly Monroe. Covered dish cal year: 362-3044. meal reservations. Dr. Matt Peterson luncheon will be enjoyed in the fellowship August 4, 2011, October 6, 2011, Febru- (DVM) will be speaking on "Bovine Re- hall following the services. Everyone is in- ary 2, 2012, April 5, 2012 SHS Class of 1961 reunion production" followed by a question/answer vited. For information contact Pastor The Suwannee High School Class of session. We will also hear updates from Joshua Wynn at 776-1541. THE LAKE DESOTO 1961 is planning a reunion for September Suwannee County Ag Agent Elena Toro. FARMERS MARKET 23 and 24th. Information has been sent out. All interested individuals are welcome to Roberson - Taylor Re- LAKE CITY, FL, The Lake DeSoto Information including addresses is needed attend. Contact Kin at 386-590-6893 or union Farmers Market is open every Saturday for the following class members: Charles Glenn at 386-842-5008 if you need more Plan to join us Saturday, September 24, from 8am to 1 p.m. in Wilson Park, locat- Crosby, Evelyn Greene, Bonnie Klinger, information. 2011 for the Roberson - Taylor family’s ed along Lake DeSoto between the Colum- Johnnie Rawlins, and Johnny Whaley. If 50th reunion **(Big Celebration)** in bia County Courthouse and Shands you have information or desire more infor- First United Methodist Live Oak. Lakeshore Hospital. For more information mation about the reunion please call Church of Live Oak We will meet at the Coliseum which is about the Lake DeSoto Farmer Market call William (Bill) Slaughter at 386-362-1828 Friday, Sept. 23, Missions Barbeque on the left side of the Garden’s Club 386-697-2176 or 386-719-5766. or Jean Johnson at 386-364-1693. Lunch at First United Methodist Church, House. Doors will open at 12 p.m., we will Live Oak. Slow roasted 1/4 chicken, eat at 1 p.m. Please come and bring a pic- Alcohol Anonymous Class of 1981 Southern seasoned green beans, salad, nic lunch (including tea) for a good ole Live Oak Group Reunion Plans Underway bread/roll, all for $6 per plate donation. Eat fashioned family get together. Eating uten- Voting precinct building, Nobles Ferry Looking for members and we need your in or take out. 11-1:30p.m. For tickets call sils, plates, ice, cups and napkins will be Road, Live Oak, Fl. Tuesday, Thursday help. Please send your contact information church office at 386-362-2047 or email furnished. (BBS) and Friday 8 p.m. Contact Rose- to either of the following addresses: Email: [email protected] For information: Doyle Roberson, 3111 mary 386-362-6338 or Carl at 386-362- [email protected] or cyn- Old Dobbin Rd, Montgomery, Al. Cell 4221. [email protected] or phone: number: 334-202-0744. Kay Capell Fulda at (864) 617-8598 or Su- Healthy Start CHOMP CANCER san Olson at (864) 376-8083. Facebook: Healthy Start of North Central Florida ARE YOU A FOUNDATION 1st Suwannee High School Class of 1981. Tell Coalition Annual Meeting, Thursday, Sep- TIME TRAVELER? ANNUAL 5K RUN/WALK Everyone. tember 15, 2011 at 2 p.m. WellFlorida Wish you could travel back in time? Ex- & Council, Gainesville, Florida. Public is in- plore Suwannee County’s past with histo- COMMUNITY DAY Columbia Federated vited. For more information call Heather rian Eric Musgrove as he tells of the area’s 8 a.m. • October 15, 2011 • Fort White Republican Women Hollingsworth at (352) 313-6500. unique history and legends featuring pho- Community Center • Fort White, FL, The Columbia Federated Republican tos, maps and memorabilia. The free pre- Chomp Cancer Foundation, a nonprofit or- Women meet the 2nd Monday of each New Bethlehem sentations are held on the first Tuesday of ganization dedicated to improving and en- month, 7p.m., brown bag dinner & social AME Church each month at 6:30 pm at the Suwannee hancing quality of life for cancer patients time at 6:30 p.m. Currently we meet in The New Bethlehem AME Church will County Historical Museum located just and their families, will host its 1st annual Lake City at the old Guardian ad Litem celebrate Pastor Center's Appreciation north of the railroad tracks in Live Oak in Chomp Cancer Run/Walk on October 15, yellow house on Duval Street just east of Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 4 p.m. the old train depot. For more information 2011. The 5k Run/Walk begins at 8 a.m. the First Baptist Church and across from Guests: Pastor Tan Moss and Greater call Randy Torrence (362-1776) or Eric with walkers beginning a few minutes af- Advanced Auto. We are committed to ad- Payne AME Church, Jacksonville, Fl. Musgrove (842-2174). ter the start of the race. Hosted at the vancing the participation of women in all Everyone is invited to join in the fellow- Community Center in Fort White, this areas of the political system and are dedi- ship! A delicious repast is being prepared. Literacy Day event is expected to draw as many as 400 cated to encouraging and empowering Bro. Clyde L. Fields, Steward Pro Tem 4th Annual Literacy Day Event spectators, athletes and volunteers. All women of all ages and backgrounds. Visit Stewards: Sis. Barbara Baker, Sis. Minnie High Springs- Join us next to the Santé proceeds from the Chomp Cancer 5k the Florida Association's web page at Jackson, Sis. Valua Linton, Bro. Kwame Fe River within O’Leno State Park to cel- Run/Walk will benefit the UF & Shands http://www.ffrw.net/home.html. Cover- Scott, Bro. Clayton Sneed, Bro. Tim ebrate our 4th Annual Literacy Day event Cancer Center. To promote the start of an- ing North Central Florida - all women Sneed. on September 17, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to other football season, the finish line will be are encouraged to attend and be in- 2:00 p.m. Highlights will include Magic Florida Gator themed. The race will also volved in the political process! For more Concerned Citizens and the Gentle Carousel Therapy Horses be professionally timed and winners will info contact President Gayle Cannon: Resume Meetings promoting “Reading is Magic!” Puppet be announced. The event will include food 386-303-2616, [email protected] Thursday, Sept. 16 at 10 AM in the De- shows, guest readers and local authors from local vendors, music, and other post- SEE CALENDAR, PAGE 11 pot Room reading children’s stories. Take an adven- event race activities. 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The deadline for with two years office experience. submission of applications Proficiency with Windows based is Thursday, September 22, software, including Microsoft Of- 2011 at 4:30 p.m. The Suwan- Garage/Yard Sales fice products is required. nee County Board of County Commissioners is an equal 812 DARROW AVENUE, LIVE $9.45 PER HOUR employment opportunity em- OAK EXCELLENT BENEFITS ployer that does not discrimi- Right behind KFC nate against any qualified em- Saturday, October 1st SEND/FAX APPLICATION ployee or applicant because of HUGE YARD SALE. Mostly chil- Karen McGalliard race, color, national origin, sex, dren's clothes (Birth-7 years) Florida Sheriffs including pregnancy, age, dis- Youth Ranch ability, or marital status. Span- 8653 133RD LANE, LIVE OAK PO Box 2000 ish speaking individuals are West from Roundabout on CR Boys Ranch, FL 32064 encouraged to apply. All appli- 136, follow signs. Fax: (386) 842-1055 cants subject to a pre-employ- Saturday, September 17th 8am-? 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John and Raven Smith Quartermoon to perform for Gainesville’s “Free Fridays” Concert Series on Sept. 16 The band Quartermoon performs at the Florida will perform at the Down- Folk Festival, Farm to By Dr. E. Kirsten Peters per day in Constantinople of modern years. The Me- not found in European town Plaza “Free Fridays” Family Full Moon Con- CNHI News Service (Istanbul). dieval victims sometimes graveyards that date be- Concert Series on Friday, certs, private parties, art Once I had a case of in- Modern science has exuded a deathly stench, fore the Black Death, but Sept. 16 and play an eclec- shows and local clubs. fluenza so bad I missed taught us that the plague and the bubonic variety it is found in human re- tic blend of music includ- For more information, close to a month of gradu- lives in rat populations. created buboes – painfully mains in places like the ing songs from Gram Par- please visit their website at ate school. I ran a fever It’s often transmitted from enlarged lymph glands. London mass graveyard sons, Bill Monroe and http://www.quartermoon- and coughed until it felt rat to rat and from rat to The pneumonic variety established outside the Merle Haggard. In addition band.com. like my whole world was people via flea bites. Im- was passed directly from city walls. to many original songs, The Let’s Go Downtown turned upside down. proved sanitation mea- person to person by cough- The great news for us Quartermoon will win you “Free Fridays” Concert Se- Because I’m a geolo- sures that get rid of rats ing. That mode of trans- today is that antibiotic over with their sweet ries runs from 8 to 10 p.m. gist, not a medical doctor, can help limit the plague. mission made the Me- drugs kill bacteria, the sounding harmonies, foot- on Friday nights from Fri- I nicknamed that bout of But, of course, modern dieval plague all the more cause of the plague in all stomping bluegrass, heart- day, May 6 through Friday, illness “the plague.” But sanitation was not even a effective at killing a lot of its forms. They don’t help felt folk, country rock and October 14. The Bo Did- what I experienced was a distant dream back in Jus- Europeans in quick order. with viral inflections – rock ‘n’ roll. The band dley Community Plaza is walk in the park compared tinian’s day. Recently more scientific like the one that laid me refers to their diverse mu- located on the corner of to the real McCoy. The story of the plague information about the Lon- low long ago as a student sical repertoire as cosmic Southeast First Street and The sheer virulent pow- next jumps (like a flea?) don outbreak of 1348 has – but they can help enor- Americana. East University Avenue. A er of plague is a tale of hu- to the Black Death of Me- come to light. Using ad- mously with bacterial in- John Smith (bass/vocals) complete listing of the man history that’s a warn- dieval times. We know vanced technologies of the fection. and Raven Smith (rhythm “Free Fridays” entertain- ing ringing across the cen- more about it across Eu- sort that have even been That – plus improved guitar/vocals) are joined ment schedule can be turies. But the story took a rope because more written applied to the remains of sanitation – has created by Mike Mullis (drums), found at http://www.gvl- most interesting turn re- records were being kept in animals as old as the Ice modern populations that and Tom Nelly (guitar). culturalaffairs.org. cently, as science has been a variety of places. In Age, researchers have haven’t had enormous The Smiths were founding Free Fridays is presented unraveling more and more London, for example, looked for DNA from the trouble with the plague for members of Harmony by the City of Gainesville mysteries of the Black wise town fathers in 1348 plague in the remains of a long time. Grits, a touring bluegrass Department of Parks, Death. established a special the Medieval dead. The Science is still learning band, and Dancing Horse, Recreation and Cultural The first widespread cemetery for those who work is made possible by about the Black Death. a country rock band. Affairs. The Cultural Af- outbreak of the plague we died of the plague – a DNA sequencing ma- Let’s hope our luck con- At the renowned Mag- fairs Division is the desig- know about started in 541 cemetery that lay outside chines, a high-tech way to tinues good while science noliaFest and Suwannee nated local arts agency for A.D. Called the Justinian the city walls to try to isolate, categorize and sum works out the details of Springfest held each year Gainesville and Alachua Plague because it started keep the dead from infect- up the DNA information in what made the plague so at the Spirit of the Suwa- County. Its mission is to under Byzantine emperor ing the living. small and “broken” sam- very deadly in the past. nee Music Park in Live promote cultural activity Justinian I, it ran off and In two years, a stagger- ples of ancient DNA. --- Oak, Fla., Quartermoon is and encourage community on for several decades. ing one third of London’s The research work on Dr. E. Kirsten Peters a featured stage band. based cultural resources. We don’t know much population died of the the Medieval plague has was trained as a geologist They also host one of the For more information on about how widespread the plague, filling the grave- confirmed that even at Princeton and Harvard. camp stages, the Bill Mon- the Downtown Plaza Free Justinian plague was in yard quickly where bodies though there were some This column is a service roe Shrine, where many of Fridays, or to schedule an Europe because written were interned five deep. differences between the of the College of Agricul- the festivals’ musicians interview, please contact records were not being European culture of the Black Death of the Middle tural, Human and Natural gather to jam until the wee David Ballard at 352-393- kept in many places at that era was simply never the Ages and the plague some- Resource Sciences at hours. Quartermoon also 8746. time. 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Continued From Page 4 eat and worship together Addiction are held on Tuesday nights aprenden, Pronunciacion, mation. with a special speaker and Support Group at 7:00 PM in Lake City at Conversacion -Clases em- weeks. The Academy of- music. You are invited to Greater Visions faith- the Christ Central Church piesan el 8 de Agosto, Mothers of fers an opportunity for citi- come and bring a dessert. based addictions support building on Sister’s Wel- 2011, cada lunes y jueves, Preschoolers zens to learn more about lo- The church is located on group meets weekly in two come Road. The group also 7 -9 p.m. Maestra Felicia (MOPS) cal law enforcement and Highway 90 West between locations. Meetings are meets Thursday mornings Doty y el equipo, 386-249- Meeting - Meets second the Criminal Justice Sys- Live Oak and Lake City at held on Tuesday nights at 7 at 9:30 AM in Live Oak at 0096. Las clases van estar and fourth Tuesday of tem, “Up Close and Person- the intersection with Lowe p.m. in Lake City at the the Suwannee Coalition of- en la Iglesia Episcopal, every month (August- al,” and much, much more. Lake Road in Wellborn, Fl. Christ Central Church fice located at 208 North San Lukas, 1391 SW 11th May) at First Baptist There is a $20 registration Call 386-963-2231 with building on Sister's Wel- Ohio Avenue. This group St., (Se encuenntra la Igle- Church of Live Oak @ fee payable upon applica- any questions or visit our come Road. The group provides spiritual and emo- sia en frente del hospital en 9:30 am. MOPS Interna- tion. Pick up and applica- website at www.wellborn- also meets Thursday tional support in a non- Live Oak). tional exists to encourage, tion at the Live Oak Police baptist.com. (No meeting mornings at 9:30 a.m. in judgmental setting. Come equip and develop every Department, located at 205 through the summer, will Live Oak at the Suwannee experience the freedom Senior Citizens mother of preschoolers to White Ave. S.E. For further start again in September) Coalition office located at from addictions that is Mmeet the first Monday realize her potential as a information: contact Erica 208 North Ohio Ave. This found in Christ. Greater of each month in the west woman, mother and Elliott at 386-362-7463. Boy Scout group provides spiritual Visions is an outreach of annex of the Suwannee leader. Breakfast and Submit your application Troop 693 and emotional support in a Christ Central but open to Co. Coliseum. If you are childcare are provided. soon! Space is limited. meets at the Live Oak non-judgmental setting. anyone. For more infor- fifty years old or older or www.mops.org. Shrine Club, 11595 100th Come experience the free- mation contact 208-1345. disabled. The dues are $5 First Baptist Street, Mondays, 6:30 – dom from addictions that per year. Each member is Family Church of 8:00 p. m. This building is is found in Christ. Greater Pickin' & to bring a covered dish to history book Dowling Park just east of US 129 south, Visions is an outreach of Grinnin' each meeting. We will be I am putting together a Free Meals for Seniors on the same road as the Christ Central but open to Every Saturday 6 p.m. having drawings for gifts family history book on the We are a meal site for the Suwannee Valley Elec. anyone. For more infor- Spirit of the Suwannee which include compli- descendants of Stephen, Suwannee River Economic Co-op. Membership is mation contact 386-208- Music Park mentary visits for two a William & Sarah Ann Council. Free meals are open to all boys 11-17 1345. If you play an ocoustic different restaurants. Grant. Surnames include served for seniors over the years old. Come join us instrument or just like to Door prizes will be given. Grant, Hewitt, Adams, age of 60 in the church fel- for having fun with month- Senior sit and listen to good There will be bingo after Land, McCray, McClam- lowship hall Monday ly camping, as well as Luncheon at Country, Gospel or Blue the meal. Also, there are ma & any other related. If through Friday from 12 week-long winter and Wellborn Grass music, come on out trips planned for this you would like to submit noon to 1 p.m. For more in- summer camps! Parents Baptist Church to the Pickin' shed in the group. Please call 330- information or photos or formation or to sign up, are encouraged to partici- The 2nd Tuesday of loop camping area. Pot 6319 if you have any are interested, please con- please contact us at 386- pate as adult leaders, com- every month beginning at luck dinners the third Sat- questions. Please put Se- tact Cher Newell at 386- 658-2360. mittee members and merit 11, there is a senior lun- urday of each month. Join nior Citizens meetings on 209-1559 or 386-364- badge counselors. cheon with a special speak- us --- its fun ---- its free! the first Monday of each 1608. Volunteer Op- er and music. Everyone is Sponsored by Suwannee month on your calendar. portunity & Wellborn invited to come and bring a River Bluegrass Associa- Come join us and enjoy Sale at the Meeting Notice Community covered dish. The church is tion. great friends and wonder- library Florida’s Long-Term Association located on Highway 90 ful fellowship. Please sign up to volun- Care Ombudsman Program (WCA) - Meets second West between Live Oak GFWC teer to help with the sale at needs volunteers to join its Thursday of each month at and Lake City at the inter- Woman's Club Cub Scout Pack the library. corps of dedicated advo- 7 p.m., at the Wellborn section with Lowe Lake Of Live Oak is available No. 408 The Suwannee County cates who protect the rights Community Center, 1340 - Road in Wellborn, Fl. Call for rentals on Saturdays Tiger, Wolf, Bears and Friends of the Library is a of elders residing in nursing 8th Avenue, Wellborn. For 386-963-2231 with any until 11 p.m. Is there a Webelos dens (grades one - volunteer booster organi- homes, assisted living facil- info contact Wendell questions or visit our web- baby shower, wedding re- five) - every Thursday, zation for libraries of ities and adult family care Snowden, 386-963-1157, site at www.wellbornbap- ception, holiday party or Aug.-May only; 6:30-7:30 Suwannee County. homes. The program’s lo- follow us on Facebook, or tist.com. other event coming up? p.m. at Live Oak Church of Through membership and cal councils are seeking ad- see www.wellborncommu- Please call Richard or the Nazarene. fundraisers, such as The ditional volunteers to iden- nityassociation.com. A Lake Park Line Shirley Tomac at 362-4508 Great Book Sale, thou- tify, investigate and resolve Blueberry Pancake Break- Dancers to reserve your date and Suwannee sands of dollars have been residents’ concerns. Spe- fast is held the first Satur- offer beginner lessons time. Make a wonderful County donated to enhance and cial training and certifica- day of each month serving Tuesdays 1:00 - 2:15 pm. memory. Open Market provide for library ser- tion is provided. blueberry pancakes, at Lake Park United Tuesdays 8 a.m. - 2 vices. Furniture, staff sausage, orange juice and Methodist Church in the NARCOTICS p.m. and Thursdays 3 training, books, videos, All interested coffee. The Annual Blue- Fellowship Hall on Hwy ANONYMOUS p.m. - 6 p.m. at Suwannee special children’s pro- individuals berry Festival is held on 41 S. at S. Essa Street. For The "Trip to Recovery County Historical Muse- grams and even major who care about protect- the first Friday & Saturday info call (229)455-2267. Group" Tuesday 7 p.m., um, North Highway 129. contributions to the con- ing the health, safety, wel- of June. Friday, 7 p.m. First United Live Oak. Shop fresh, struction of the Live Oak fare and rights of long-term LINE DANCE Methodist Church, 311 shop local for farm fresh and Branford Libraries care facility residents -- Auxiliary of the Lessons at Uncle Fred- South Ohio Ave. Live produce, flowers, plants, have been supported by who often have no one else American Legion dy’s, Lake Park next to Oak, Fl, Help Line 352- herbs, baked goods, cof- the Suwannee County to advocate for them -- are Post 107 hosting KOA Office Across from 376-8008 or 866-352- fee, locally produced hon- Friends of the Library. encouraged to call toll-free Wall of Honor Outlet Mall I-75 at Twin 5323, HTTP://uncoast- ey, jellies, jams, soaps, Betsy Bergman, Presi- (888) 831-0404 or visit the The Auxiliary of the Lakes Blvd. (Hwy. 376) na.org Road to Recovery arts and crafts and more. dent of the Suwannee program’s Web site at American Legion Post 5274 Jewell Futch Rd. Group is not affiliated We accept State of Florida County Friends of the Li- http://ombudsman.myflori- 107 is hosting a Wall of 2nd Friday/mo. 7 - 8 with First United WIC/FMNP coupons. All brary, 386/842-2953. da.com. Honor. If you have a pm., 4th Saturday/mo. 7 - 8 Methodist Church. vendors welcome. Call friend or relative that is 386-362-1776 or 386- pm. For more information SEE CALENDAR, PAGE 12 Christian currently in active duty of c o n t a c t : Weatherization 364-4560 for more infor- Mission any of the military [email protected] or funding available In Action branches, we would like call: 229/455-2267 Funding is available for Ministry will serve din- to honor him/her by post- Home Repairs in Suwan- ners from 11 a.m. until 1 ing a picture and name on Beginner line nee County. Families must p.m. second Saturday of 2008 PONTIAC VIBE our Wall of Honor. It will dance lessons meet income eligibility re- A UTOMATIC , A/C & CD every month at Hale Park be located in the Ameri- Tuesdays 1:00 - 2:15 quirements for services. Recreation Center at 105 can Legion main hall on p m .Examples of weatherizing East Duval St., Live Oak, post 107, the same build- Lake Park United repairs that could be avail- FL. For information call ing bingo is currently Methodist Church in the able are installation of Audrey Howell @ 386- held. Please send name, Fellowship Hall, Hwy 41 doors, windows, insula- 364-4560. rank and branch of ser- S. at S. Essa Street. For tion, hot water heaters and vice, along with current info call (229)455-2267. window air conditioners. Baptist Men's photograph, to Teri For more information, Meeting at Hamilton, Americanism Greater Visions please call the local Wellborn Committee Chairman, Le- Support Group Suwannee River Econom- $ Baptist Church gion Auxiliary, 12364 8 , 995 Addiction Support ic, Inc. at (386) 362-6079. The 2nd Thursday night 146th Terrace, Live Oak, 8 , 995 Group: Greater Visions of every month beginning Florida 32060. 386-362- faith-based addictions sup- Free English Walt’s Live Oak at 6:30 pm the men of Well- Ford-Mercury 7978. port group meets weekly in Classes born Baptist Church and 1109 North Ohio Ave. • US Hwy. 129, Live Oak 1-800-814-0609 two locations. Meetings Clases de Ingles - Gratis, Visit our website at: waltsliveoakford.com their friends join together to 689877cpv

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For bonds of friendship and ca- morning at 10 a.m. One hour volunteering to nounced that the Patrol motor vehicles on Flori- info contact Wendell maraderie.You are invited Where: Haven Hospice make memories that last will participate in Brake da’s roadways by identi- Snowden, 386-963-1157, to contact us through the Suwannee Valley Care forever - PRICELESS! Safety Week on Sept. 11 - fying those that place oth- follow us on Facebook, or address below for more in- Center, 6037 W. U.S. Hwy Call: Lynn Brannon, Activ- 17. The special week was ers in danger and placing see www.wellborncommu- formation: National Con- 90, Lake City, Fl. Call Car- ities Director 386-362- organized by the Com- those vehicles out of ser- nityassociation.com. tact: olyn Long at 386-752-9191 7860 or 386-590-2961. mercial Vehicle Safety vice.” United States Submarine for more information. Alliance, North Ameri- Braking systems on FREE SUNDAY Veterans, PO Box 3870 Sil- Donations ca’s leading commercial commercial vehicles have LUNCH verdale, WA 98383 or 1- New needed! motor vehicle safety en- many complicated parts For the past several 877-542-DIVE r Commander Suwannee County Envi- forcement organization. that require constant in- months a group headed up www.ussvi.org. Local con- Post #107 ronmental Watchdogs, a During Brake Safety spection to ensure proper by Pat and JoAnn Lynch tact:W. Ray Rausch, 386- New Commander Post non-profit organization, Week, troopers will con- operation. Poorly adjust- have been serving a free 209-1473, uss483@wind- #107 American Legion is seeks donations for yard duct commercial vehicle ed air brakes and brake lunch at the community stream.net, 10035 105th Randall E. White, 386- sale merchandise. Info: inspections with an added system defects are haz- center in Live Oak the last Drive, Live Oak, Fl 32060. 984-6245 or email at Sandy, 386-364-8020. emphasis on brake ards that result in placing Sunday of the month. This [email protected] components and provide the vehicle out of service. past month we fed around First Baptist t CJBAT tests educational materials to Air brake issues can re- 300 children and families. Church of Live Monday - Thursday drivers. Inspection deduce the braking capacity We support this project by Oak, FL Donate your Monday - Thursday at 5 cals, valid for 90 days, for large vehicles and fur- selling donated items at Will begin holding a old cars p.m. (by appointment): CJ- will be placed on all vehi- ther increase their stop- the Flea Market in Lake weekly grief recovery sup- Now that spring has ar- BAT (Criminal Justice Ba- cles that have no major ping distance, which can City. We have cleaned out port group. GriefShare is a rived, people may be think- sic Abilities Test) at NFCC violations. put everyone on the road all of our closets, garages non-denominational Bibli- ing of donating their old Testing Center (Bldg. #16), Troopers in Jack- at risk. and are now in need of cally based 13 week pro- cars as part of a clean up. Madison. CJBAT is re- sonville and Fort Myers The Florida Depart- items to be donated to this gram for people who are The Boys and Girls Clubs quired for acceptance into will use performance- ment of Highway Safety cause. We also need volun- struggling with losing a would be happy to take Corrections & Law En- based brake testers to an- and Motor Vehicles pro- teers to help set up and loved one in death. People their old cars. People do- forcement programs. Photo alyze vehicle braking ef- vides highway safety and serve the meals. If you are can enter at any point in the nating to the Clubs will not ID required. Pre-registra- ficiency and roadworthi- security through excel- interested in volunteering 13 weeks. It will be held at only get rid of the unwant- tion & scheduling time and ness using advanced vehi- lence in service, educa- or would like to donate 6 pm on Wednesdays. First ed car but will be con- date are required. To regis- cle inspection technology. tion and enforcement. garage sale items you may Baptist Church is located at tributing to the clubs. Boys ter please call 850-973- The system allows in- The Department is lead- contact Pat and Jo Ann 401 W. Howard in Live and Girls Clubs really 9451. spectors to diagnose and ing the way to a safer Lynch at (386) 935-1076 Oak. For more informa- work with kids in most inspect undercarriage Florida through the effi- or Roger Burnside at (386) tion, people may call 386- communities and offer a College components throughout a cient and professional ex- 935-3343. 362-1583 or find us on the safe place for them. If you Placement vehicle without having to ecution of its core mis- web at wish to donate a car, call Tests get under the vehicle as sion: the issuance of dri- Did you earn www.fbcliveoak.org. 800-246-0493. Not only Monday - Thursday with a traditional inspec- ver licenses, vehicle tags your pin? will donators be helping Monday Thursday at 5 tion, which speeds up the and Reconnect with your the kids, they will be able p.m. (by appointment): process. The unit is com- titles and operation of shipmates and help pre- Looking for to take sale price as a con- College Placement Test pletely portable and can the Florida Highway Pa- serve the memories classmates of tribution for income tax (CPT), NFCC Testing Cen- quickly be set up or trol. To learn more about With more than 13,000 Class of 1959 purposes. ter (Bldg. #16), 5 p.m., stored, allowing troopers DHSMV and the services members and over 150 Would like to contact Madison. Register in to rapidly deploy the unit offered, visit chapters throughout the any classmates from the NFCC Student Services 24 and begin working any- www.flhsmv.gov, follow United States, your rank or Class of 1959 (in the event Talent Search hours before test. For infor- where in Florida. us on Twitter rate and status are active, of upcoming reunions, etc.) Do you sing or play and mation please call 850- “Our troopers work @FDHSMV or find us on retired or honorably dis- Contact Joyce Parker at instrument? Do you act or 973-9451. hard to make certain the Facebook.

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681620dsv I CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE - WWW.NFLAONLINE.COM - SERVING NORTH FLORIDA AND SOUTH GEORGIA SEPTEMBER 14 & 15, 2011 , PAGE 13 Organic Gardening 101 series continues at BBQ My Way: Flank steak Green Industries Institute in Monticello NFCC offers “Seed Participants in marinated in Guiness beer marinade Green Industries Starting” short distinguishable “grain,” You can grill this over course Sept. 17 Institute’s August Organic Garden- which are the muscle tis- charcoal or on gas. Obvi- MADISON, FL – There ing 101 course sues. ously I am partial to char- is a world of heirloom and learn cool season Once you grill this to coal but the gas grill will hybrid vegetable varieties - crop planning medium rare, you will cut still produce a fantastic Red Giant mustard greens, techniques. the steak “on the bias,” piece of beef. It is very Champion collards, Di Ci- meaning against the grain important that you allow ccio broccoli - available for and at a slight angle. Your the beef to come to room home gardens and North Month Topic Description slices will also be thin. To temperature. Florida Community Col- September 17 Seed Starting see this cutting and prepa- Grill to medium rare lege’s Organic Gardening Don’t depend on the nurseries to choose your veggies for ration in action, check out and bring inside. How do 101 series is just the place you! Learn different techniques to grow your own starts. my video on my YouTube you know without cutting to learn what works best in By Dave Lobeck c h a n n e l , into it? Good our area. NFCC’s Green October 15 Cover Cropping CNHI News Service www.YouTube.com/BBQ question. Lightly touch Industries Institute in Mon- Build up your soil with beneficial cover crops this winter MyWay. your middle finger to the ticello will hold a Seed . Today's column will fo- Search for “flank tip of your thumb. Feel Starting class through its November 19 Season Extension cus on grilling instead of steak.” your thumb pad. This is monthly series Organic Don’t let winter keep you from growing. Learn about low barbecue, but I have no The marinade below is what medium rare will Gardening 101 on Satur- tunnels and cold frames to become a four-season gardener. doubt you, your friends delicious. It helps tender- feel like. day, Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. and your family will ap- ize the beef and adds great If your grill is hot and until noon. Like all the Or- December 17 Tools for the Small Farm and Har- preciate the end results of flavor. If possible, allow on high heat, It won't take ganic Gardening 101 class- vesting Techniques this classic grilled steak. the meat to marinate anymore than five min- es, the September class is Learn which tools are best for small scale growing, and A few years back, you overnight for best results. utes per side. Once you only $25 and is open for how to harvest and store your food for maximum fresh- could buy a flank steak for Recipe bring it inside, wrap in foil registration at ness. practically nothing. Peo- ½ cup soy sauce and allow to rest for 10 www.nfcc.edu/green-in- ple were intimidated by ½ cup minced onion minutes before cutting. dustries. January 21 Warm Season Crop Planning this cut of beef, because if ½ cup of Guinness beer You can use the leftover Participants in this Get a head start on your spring garden. Grab your seed cat- not prepared properly the (drink the rest) marinade as a sauce. If month’s class will learn the alogs and you start planning. end results were tough and ½ tsp freshly ground pep- you decide to do this, benefits of starting their chewy. per bring the sauce to a boil own transplants, which in- February 18 Building Healthy Soil The flank steak is the 2 tsp of minced garlic on the stove to make it clude getting a head start Feed the soil, not the plant. Learn about composting and abdominal muscle of the 2 Tbs Worcestershire safe to eat before serving on the winter season and vermiculture, both are essential for healthy gardens. cow, resulting in a well sauce with the meat. choosing interesting hybrid worked piece of meat. 1 Tbs of real maple syrup Your favorite dry red and heirloom varieties March 17 Building Raised Beds with Micro-irri- While this cut can be Place the steak in a zip wine will go great with sometimes not available gation tough, it possesses a rich lock bag and poor the this and if you are serving locally. Sustainable Agri- Expand your garden with raised beds, and learn to install and beefy flavor that has marinade into the bag. beer, take a guess. You've culture Programs Manager micro-irrigation to keep them watered. made it very popular of Carefully squeeze the air got it. Guinness! Enjoy. and course instructor late as people have leaned out and then completely --- Claire Mitchell will also April 21 Window Boxes and Container Gar- to grill it correctly. zip the bag shut. Place the Dave Lobeck is a bar- demonstrate different seed dening This recipe calls for a bag on a large plate and becue chef from Sellers- starting techniques and go Plant a garden, no matter how small. Get big results from quick grilling over high put in your fridge burg, Ind., who writes a over troubleshooting tips small containers. heat. When you prepare overnight, or 2 to 3 hours column for CNHI News for best results. the flank steak you will minimum if you are mari- Service. Visit his website “Though some crops May 19 Organic Pest, Disease and Weed Control immediately notice that nating it the day you are a t grow well in the fall when Learn the signs of plant distress, and best practices for pre- it is long and thin with a grilling it. www.BBQMyWay.com. planted by seed, some veg- vention and treatment. etables need a head start before the shortened days and chill of winter,” said Mitchell. “For these veg- etables, it’s best to germi- THIS WEEK AT WALT’S LIVE OAK FORD nate them in a protected space, and then move them outdoors when the weather and pest levels are better YOUR LOW PRICE HEADQUARTERS suited to plant health.” YOUR LOW PRICE HEADQUARTERS The Seed Starting class MERCURY MOUNTAINEER will take place both in- 2007 FORD SEL PLUS 2010 DODGE 2005 CHEVY LOADED, LEATHER LOADED, NAV., SUNROOF CHARGER SILVERADO 4X4 doors and out, and participants will have the opportunity to try out a seed starting method called soil blocking, which requires a special potting mix but $ $ $ $ doesn’t use any plastic 14,900 19,995 16,990 13,995 trays or containers. Partici- 2008 MERCURY 2011 CHEVY SILVERADO 2006 DODGE SPORT 1500 2008 CHRYSLER pants will also be able to MARINER CREWCAB 20” WHEEL, HEMI TOWN & COUNTRY take home a few seeded soil block transplants for their garden at home. Those interested in signing up for the September Seed Starting class or any $ $ $ $ upcoming Organic Gar- 15,990 23,140 15,900 15,990 dening 101 short courses 2008 CAMRY LE 2007 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 2010 MUSTANG should email Claire LOW MILES SIGNATURE CONVERTIBLE Mitchell at “PREMIUM PKG” [email protected] or call 850-973-1702. More information, including a full list of upcoming courses, is available at $ $ $ www.nfcc.edu/green-in- 15,950 14,985 CHRIS DRYDEN DEWEY CRIBBS 22,995 dustries. 2008 FORD FUSION 2005 MERCURY MARQUIS 2008 MAZDA B2300 2007 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 2 0 0 8 M A Z D A C X 7 LEATHER, SUNROOF, SPORT, LOW MILES LOW MILES, LOADED AUTOMATIC, AC XLT 4WD Upcoming Organic Gar- dening 101 classes include:

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Sustainable Agriculture Programs Manager Claire Mitchell instructs the Or- ganic Gardening 101 $ $ $ $ $ course at Green Industries 16,950 14,995 17,995 14,995 20,995 Institute in Monticello. SHOP FROM A LOW David Osterhoudt HUGE SELECTION INTEREST Internet Manager OF VEHICLES! RATES!

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