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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Woman suffers burns in search Web scams for grandkids during house fire take a nasty turn Local woman is told she’s been marked for death.

By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected]

Most Internet scams promise huge fortunes in exchange for a small down payment up front. A Lake City woman on Monday received an email threaten- ing her life if she didn’t fol- low its instructions. The scammer said he had been hired to kill the woman but that if she sent him $5,000 he would show mercy on her and relent. The email said she shouldn’t notify authorities or he “might be pushed do what I have been paid to do.” The woman didn’t send the money and called the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office instead. Internet scams have a life Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter cycle, said Ed Seifert, pub- Tonya Jones (left), hugs her cousin, Shantel Kelsey, after viewing the damage to Kelsey’s home from a Sunday morning fire. Six people were in the home lic information officer with when the fire started. Kelsey’s mother, Rosa, remained hospitalized Monday for burns and smoke inhalation. the sheriff’s office. This one dates back to at least 2007. Children had already been rescued; woman In the email, the scam- mer said he had been paid still hospitalized for burns, smoke inhalation SCAM continued on 3A Everything was lost, Court, was destroyed with all the Kelseys’ belongings. including irreplaceable “All they have is what was on family photographs. their backs,” she said. Murder Shantel Kelsey said the family does have fire insurance. suspect By DEREK GILLIAM Avery Kelsey, Shantel Kelsey’s [email protected] father, was awakened by the cries of the grandchildren in the living room remains A woman was airlifted to Shands early Sunday morning, according at the University of Florida after to Shantel Kelsey. Three children, she was injured while trying to ages 4, 5 and 6, were in the home at large find her grandchildren in a burn- while it was burning, she said. ing house. The children had been She said her father broke out removed from the house by their a window and jumped through, From staff reports grandfather. landing on the front porch, then Rosa Kelsey suffered burns, but broke down the front door and A suspect in the April 27 the main reason she was airlifted took the children from the house. shooting death of a local was due to smoke inhalation, Rosa Shantel Kelsey said that her mother convenience store owner is Kelsey’s daughter Shantel Kelsey didn’t know that Avery Kelsey had still at large and local police said. removed the children, because they are reminding residents Shantel Kelsey was at her aunt’s ran to her aunt’s house after Avery Shantel Kelsey (left) and her cousin, Cherriot Barber, survey the that a house, which is next to the house Kelsey rescued them. scene of the fire. ‘This is very painful, very hurtful,’ Kelsey said. $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 that caught fire. The house that ‘Twenty-three years worth of memories gone. As long as my mom is r e w a r d was engulfed in flames, 142 Arcadia FIRE continued on 3A doing OK all I can do is thank the Lord.’ remains in effect for infor ma- STATE NEWS tion lead- Shed fire damages home ing to his capture. Grandison Scott challenges Er nest L a r r y Grandison, 42, shot the colleges to offer owner of A&M Discount Beverage to death during an April 27 robbery, police low-cost degrees say. His alleged accom- By BILL KACZOR above Scott’s goal. Tuition plice and son-in-law, Associated Press and fees for four years at James Leonard Johnson, a Florida university aver- was arrested May 19 in TALLAHASSEE — Gov. age about $25,000, or nearly Jacksonville. Rick Scott on Monday chal- twice as The store owner was lenged Florida’s community much as for identified as Rajni Patel, 55, and state colleges to develop the 28 col- of Lake City. four-year degrees that would leges. His wife, Daxa Patel, was cost no more than $10,000, S c o t t fired at by Gandison but which also would continue made his escaped harm, police said. their move into an area that p r o p o s a l Grandson and Johnson was once the sole domain of before an reportedly entered the the state’s public universi- audience of store at about 1:30 p.m. ties. Scott elected offi- Johnson went behind the The mean level of tuition cials as well counter and took some and fees was $3,328 during as college and community cash, at which point Rajni the 2011-12 academic year, leaders at the Clearwater Patel came out of a utility according the Department campus of St. Petersburg room and was shot. of Education’s 2012 annu- College. It’s the first school JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter In a statement issued al report for the Florida to take up his challenge. Bryan Thomas, 28, walks past Lake City firefighter Austin Thomas as he douses the Monday, LCPD asked any- College System. At that rate, The Republican governor, remains of a shed that caught on fire next to the home Bryan Thomas was renting at one with information about a four-year degree would 117 Vet Loop. Lake City and Columbia County fire crews responded to the fire. The the crime to call police at cost about $13,300, or $3,300 DEGREES continued on 3A heat melted the side panels on the home. No one was hurt. (386) 719-2068.

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Deputies shot Turner thigh. She was treated at a Walmart shooting with a stun gun. He later nearby hospital. suspects caught admitted to starting the Police did not arrest the fire. teen, who was left in the TALLAHASSEE — custody of his mother. Tallahassee police plan to charge two suspects with Regulators to rule attempted murder after a on power rates Student accused shooting over a Walmart in dorm explosion parking space. TALLAHASSEE — State An arrest affidavit shows regulators are considering MELBOURNE — A col- Earl White III and Tiffany requests from Florida’s lege student faces felony Yancey were captured in two largest electric utili- charges of making, pos- Grady County, Georgia, on ties to continue passing session and discharging Saturday. They face charg- on nuclear facility costs to a destructive device after es of attempted robbery their customers in 2013. an explosion rocked a with a firearm, attempted The Public Service dorm at Florida Institute of murder and possession of Commission is taking up Technology om Saturday. firearm by convicted felon the proposals from Florida Melbourne Police said in connection to the store Power & Light Co. and 19-year-old Christian shooting. Progress Energy Florida Barnes Duke told authori- Police said a disagree- on Monday. ties he learned how to ment over a parking space FPL is seeking $151 make the device by watch- led to the shooting outside million, which would be ing “Mythbusters” on the the store on Black Friday. $1.65 per month for a typi- Discovery Channel. The affidavit said Yancey cal residential customer Duke is accused of mak- pointed a gun at a female, using 1,000 kilowatt hours. ing the device from com- demanding “everything That’s 55 cents less than mon household chemicals in your purse.” Police this year’s nuclear cost to create a reaction inside sais White then shot the recovery charge. a container. woman and a male passen- Progress wants $143 Police said he put the ger outside the store. million. That would device in a stairwell at increase the current dorm and detonated it charge for a 1,000-kilowatt- “causing a loud blast that Man charged with hour customer by $1.80 to disrupted other students.” hitting firefighter $4.73 per month. PORT CHARLOTTE — Police shoot Authorities say a south- Teen shoots dad robbery suspects west Florida man hit a fire- fighter with a shovel while to protect mom MIAMI — Authorities he was attempting to put PLANT CITY — Police are investigating after out a fire at the suspect’s said a teenager defending police officers shot two home. his mother fatally shot his home invasion suspects The Charlotte County father. — one fatally — at a flea Sheriff’s Office reports The shooting happened market filled with holiday that 44-year-old Gregory late Saturday as a group shoppers. Turner was charged of family and friends were Miami-Dade police said the incident began Sunday Friday with aggravated gathered around a bonfire when the suspects broke battery on a firefighter outside a mobile home into a home. The victim with a deadly weapon. in a rural area northeast followed the suspect and Authorities said Turner of Tampa. Police said the alerted police that the car yelled at the fire lieuten- teen’s parents got into an involved in the home inva- ant to get off his property argument. sion was parked at the flea as a mattress, blinds and The Tampa Bay Times market. Police in the area several home appliances reported the father began spotted the vehicle and burned. The firefighter beating the mother and approached it. The driver went back to his truck to was choking her when the tried to flee, struck a patrol grab a hose to extinguish 17-year-old son rushed in. car and shots were fired. the blaze. That’s when Police said the teen shot The driver was dead at Turner added more items his father with a handgun the scene. A passenger to the fire, then grabbed a before calling 911. Police was taken to the hospital shovel, and hit the victim found the father dead in in critical condition. on his helmet, authorities the master bedroom. The said. mother was shot in the n Associated Press 3A

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2012 3a SCHOOL CALENDAR Trial starts in foster child Today speak with third- and fifth- boys varsity soccer vs. P. grade classes K. Yonge, 5/7 p.m., away; murder that shook state Summers Elementary Fort White Elementary Indian varsity girls basket- — Fall picture retakes; PTO — Book study in library, ball vs. Santa Fe. 6:00 p.m., By CURT ANDERSON meeting, 5:30 p.m. 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. away AP Legal Affairs Writer Fort White Elementary Westside Elementary FWMS — Indian girls/ — Picture retakes in library — Tiersa Stalvey, Vickie boys basketball vs. Bradford, MIAMI — The foster Richardson Middle Steward and Gary Hamm 5/6:30 p.m., home parent of 4-year-old Rilya School — Wolf wrestling class play, 9 a.m. Wilson abused the girl vs. Suwannee, 4:30/5 FWHS — Indian boys bas- for months before finally p.m., home; Wolf soccer ketball vs. Newberry, 6/7:30 Friday smothering her, and then vs Suwannee, 5/6:15 p.m., p.m.. home Eastside Elementary — lied to child welfare work- home; Wolf basketball vs Tiger of the Month recog- ers who failed to discover Baker, 5/6:15 p.m., away nized in cafeteria, 8 a.m. the girl had been missing Fort White High School Thursday Summers Elementary for more than a year, a — Indian girls/boys varsity Eastside Elementary — Young Writers Luncheon prosecutor said Monday. soccer vs. Interlachen, 5/7 — Second-grade classes in cafeteria, 11:30 a.m. to Rilya’s case led to new ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m., home; Indian JV/var- of Lisa Thoreson, Patricia 12:15 p.m.; fourth-grade lit- laws and a massive shake- Geralyn Graham, a former foster caregiver charged with sity girls/varsity boys bas- Harrell & Michelle Janson erature circles in Read 180 up at Florida’s child wel- abuse and murder of young Rilya Wilson, raises her hand ketball vs. Union County, to Morningside Farm; room, 12:15 to 1 p.m.; third- fare agency after she van- in court Monday in Miami. 4:30/6/7:30 p.m., away High Touch High Tech grade making banners for ished in 2000. Authorities Fort White Middle School Consultants to speak with NFRMC, 1 to 2 p.m. long suspected caretaker because her body has not have to prove that this child — Indian girls/boys basket- fourth-grade classes Westside Elementary — Geralyn Graham in Rilya’s been found. Attorney Scott is dead.” ball vs. Chiefland, 5/6:30 Fort White Elementary Spelling Bee, 8:15 a.m. disappearance, but didn’t Sakin suggested Rilya Prosecutors said Graham p.m., home — Fourth- and fifth-grade FWHS — Indian varsity charge her until 2005 when could’ve been relocated to confessed to killing Rilya, Spelling Bee in auditori- girls basketball vs. North she confessed to an inmate a new home and lost in a who would be 16 now, um, 8 to 11:00 a.m.; Diane Florida Christian, 7 p.m., while serving time on an system that has a history of because she believed the Wednesday Peterson retirement party in home; Indian varsity boys unrelated fraud charge, caseworker incompetence. girl was evil and possessed Summers Elementary cafeteria, 2:30 p.m. basketball vs. Melody prosecutors said. Sakin also reminded jurors by demons. Other witness- — Miles of Smiles Dental Westside — Parent Write Christian, 7 p.m.. away Graham is on trial for that jailhouse snitches have es will testify that Graham Bus on campus Night for fourth-grade par- Columbia City Elementary first-degree murder, kid- much to gain for helping repeatedly lied about the Pinemount Elementary ents, 6:30 p.m. — Box tops and soup labels napping and child abuse. out prosecutors. girl’s whereabouts after — second-grade students to RMS — Wolf soccer vs. collected She faces life in prison if “Is there any evidence at she disappeared, Assistant VA Hospital, 10 a.m. Lake City Middle School, convicted. all that this child is dead?” State Attorney Joshua Eastside Elementary — 5/6:15 p.m., away; Wolf bas- Graham’s attorney Sakin said. “Where is the Weintraub said. Science Guy visits third and ketball vs. Taylor, 5/6:15 Saturday raised the possibility that body? We don’t have to “She snuffed the life out fifth grades; High Touch p.m., away RMS — Wolf wrestling Rilya could still be alive prove that she’s alive. They of this child,” he said. High Tech Consultants to FWHS — Indian girls/ Lake Asbury Invitational. FIRE: Belongings gone, but life goes on SCAM: Police allay fears Continued From Page 1A Continued From Page 1A “some ransom in advance the importance of acting Rosa Kelsey went to the front door Shantel’s brother, Avery Jr., and “I just thank God that everybody to terminate” the victim. immediately. and didn’t see the children, then went his children went to Shands Lake made it out alive,” she said. The email said that the Seifert said he’s seen inside the burning house to find them, Shore by ambulance as a precaution. She said although the family lost person who wanted the this kind of scam before Shantel said. Avery Kelsey then went Shantel and her father went directly everything, the family will work it out woman killed was some- and that the best thing back inside and brought his wife out to Shands at UF to be by her mother, some way. one she thought was a to do is think before any of the fire. she said. “What we going to do is start all friend. The would-be money is sent. A neighbor was the first to call the She said the family had lots of pho- over from scratch — all we can do.” killer said he had been “Don’t wire anybody fire department after hearing loud tographs, and they are all gone. she said. “We all have jobs, but it’s following the victim and money if you haven’t veri- pops and smelling smoke, Shantel “You can’t replace pictures, but we going to take a while.” knew she was innocent fied who they are,” he said. said. have the memories,” she said. She said the family has an account of the accusations leveled “Once you send them the The Lake City Fire Department Some members of the family with DOT Credit Union, and if people against her. money, it’s gone.” received the call that a structure was believe the fire was caused by faulty wanted to donate, the account is in The email goes on to Local law enforcement on fire at 1:35 a.m., according to a wires. Avery Kelsey’s name. say that the killer was tak- has a hard time dealing report. The fire department arrived “You could see sparks just going up If anyone wants to donate cloth- ing pity on the victim and with this type of scam at the house at 1:44 a.m. everywhere,” Cherriot Baber, a niece ing, the New Dayspring Missionary that the killer could only because most Internet Fire Chief Frank Armijo said of Rosa Kelsey, said. Baptist Church, 709 NW Long Street, help “if you are willing to scams originate overseas. the fire took about 25 minutes to Baber said the smell of the burn- is where the family worships. help yourself.” Seifert said that people extinguish. ing house was everywhere, and she Shantel said she would be fine, but The way the victim who receive an email from Armijo said the cause of the fire would never forget the odor. her mother, father, brother and the was to help herself was someone they don’t know hasn’t been determined, and the state Shantel Kelsey said things could three children lost all their clothes in to send the killer $5,000 asking for money should fire marshal is investigating. have been a lot worse. the fire. in two installments. The contact the Secret Service first $2,000 was a show field office in Jacksonville of good faith. The next at (904) 296-0133. $3,000 would grant the He said the most com- DEGREES: Some education leaders applaud idea victim a videotape that mon scam involves an would show who wanted email claiming the recipi- Continued From Page 1A her dead. ent had won the lottery The scam warned the or had inherited a large who campaigned in 2010 on years have begun offering lowest in the nation. State Board of Education, victim to stay indoors amount of money from a a promise of job creation, a limited number of four- “As I travel the state, fami- which oversees the state after 7:30 p.m. and said if long-lost relative, usually said the degrees should be year degrees, but the bulk lies tell me that they care and community colleges. she didn’t follow instruc- an African king or queen. “in fields that will provide of their students remain in about three things — get- Board Chairman Gary tions she would “only “We urge our residents the graduates with the best two-year programs. ting a good job, a quality Chartrand said it would help have (herself) to blame.” to use common sense,” opportunity for employ- Most of Florida’s bache- education, and enjoying a reduce the need for student The email also stressed he said. ment.” lor’s degrees still are award- low cost of living,” Scott said loans or lower the amount The idea drew applause ed by the state’s 12 public in a statement. “As a former people have to borrow. Denied Social Security Disability? from state education offi- universities. Their gradu- community college student Having to take out large cials, but the Florida ates, though, include thou- myself, I know how impor- loans may be discouraging We can help. Democratic Party criticized sands of former community tant it is for us to keep costs people from going to col- his proposal, noting Scott and state college students low.” lege “even though statistics No Runaround -- No Hassle supported a $300 million who transfer for their final St. Petersburg College show the value of a degree spending cut for state uni- two years President Bill Law said the in lifetime earning poten- GBIS Disability, Inc. Free Consultation versities this year and reduc- Scott’s challenge came school, which was the first tial,” he said. tions in merit-based Bright just three weeks after his Florida community college State University System Futures scholarships. Blue Ribbon Task Force to offer four-year degrees, Chancellor Frank Brogan 1-800-782-0059 “We’ve heard these empty on State Higher Education “is once again excited was out sick and not words from Rick Scott Reform recommended that about the opportunity to immediately available for 20 years of Social Security Disability Experience before, and Florida’s middle Florida’s 12 universities be be part of a statewide col- comment. www.GBISOnline.com class families are looking for allowed to increase tuition lege pilot program that real leadership — not failed rates if they meet certain lowers the cost of a college gimmicks masquerading as quality criteria. That’s some- education.” sound bites,” the Democrats thing Scott opposed in the Scott’s proposal also won said in a statement. past, although Florida’s the immediate support of The colleges in recent tuition rates are among the several members of the Let us help your business NOTICE SHINE! Attention Humana Walmart Medicare Part D patients:

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OUR OPINION The Phil Hudgins $10,000 [email protected] degree Po Boy

ov. Rick Scott on Monday challenged made Florida’s commu- nity and state col- leges to cut costs. his mark GSpecifically, he wants them to develop four-year degrees that cost no more than $10,000, thus in life making them even better able to compete with the state’s elite amar “Boots” Pitts public universities. didn’t know his We can hear the wagging of friend’s given name. academic tongues already: The Consider mature voices He just called him man doesn’t understand the Po Boy. value of a “real” education and LSo did everybody else on wants to cheapen – in every the Norfolk Southern Railway, sense of the term – learning in on future of FAMU’s band where Po Boy conducted the Sunshine State. freight trains that made short ike thousands of other band come back before litiga- By “learning,” we bet most runs, mostly in Georgia. African-Americans of tion surrounding Champion’s of them mean the liberal arts, “He was a prince of a man, my generation who death has ended — even before including history, literature, in my opinion,” Pitts said as he attended Florida’s a respectable period of healing philosophy and even anthropol- talked about a gaggle of retired public schools, I never has passed. ogy, which Scott last year told railroad men who gather at the missedL an opportunity to see The imagery of the campaign, a radio audience the state had Corner Cafe in Lula, Ga., the the Marching 100, Florida A&M “Free the 100,” crudely evokes had its fill of. first Tuesday of every month University’s famous band. an injustice. But band members All those folks ought to relax. to eat breakfast and reminisce. And like many of my contem- beat Champion to death. They Nobody wants to ship anthro- Bill Maxwell One of them is Johnny poraries, I regret the band’s fall [email protected] were not framed by an unjust pologists and their academic “Peanut” Sheridan, who got from grace in the wake of last outside force. They chose to cousins to New Zealand or the game between FAMU and its a job on the railroad partly year’s hazing death of drum brutalize him. What, then, is the North Pole – unless of course in-state rival Bethune-Cookman because Po Boy put in a good major Robert Champion. The band to be freed from? Which of they’ve got a good grant pro- University (my alma mater), word for him with the train- band is under indefinite suspen- their rights has been violated? ... posal and really want to go. was the event of the year. It master. That was 1959. sion until FAMU’s interim presi- Marissa West, FAMU student There is genuine value was a rite of passage. Robert “You’re sort of light for dent, Larry Robinson, decides body president who also serves in studying the liberal arts. Champion was beaten to death heavy work,” the trainmaster when it will be reactivated. on the Board of Trustees, said: Always has been, always will in a bus after performing at the told him during an interview, When I was a child, black “I know why the students feel be. 2011 Classic. but he hired him anyway. high school bands across the way they do, but I think it’s But there is also value in During my youth, many of us Nearly 44 years later, Sheridan Florida imitated the 100. Many important to acknowledge that studying something that will attended FAMU games exclu- retired from the railroad. kids dreamed of becoming there was a tragedy that took actually land you a job. sively for the halftime shows, He loved working with Po members of what a 1958 Miami place. We’re in no rush or any And maybe we do finally when the 100 performed. ... Boy, who he said would come Herald headline proclaimed as haste to speed this process up need to ponder the question, On the surface, these to work every day looking like “The Marchingest, Playingest when we could miss steps or be just how many thinkers – as dynamic performances were he was supposed to report to Band in the Land.” negligent of things that could opposed to doers – can a civi- pure entertainment. We knew, the president of the railroad. One of my teachers at Dillard potentially be hostile to us in lized culture sustain? however, that they represented “He’d have his pants starched, High in Fort Lauderdale had the future.” ... Let’s at least make sure the essence of African-American his hat starched, and he’d known many FAMU band mem- My hope is that FAMU offi- young folks have plenty of culture, rhythmic celebrations work as hard as anybody,” bers. She said that to become a cials seek mature voices such as options and can choose a future of our way of life. ... Sheridan said. “And whenever member of the band, not only West’s as they contemplate the that suits them. Which is why so many in my we got off …, he still had a did the prospect have to be Marching 100’s future. Lowering the cost of a good generation lament what has hap- crease down the leg.” a competent instrumentalist Soon after Champion died, I education sounds like a fine pened to the Marching 100. And Tommy “Big Foot” Pitchford and possess “a body that could wanted the band to be given the place to start. we also are angry that hazing — remembered that Po Boy liked make all the moves,” you had to death penalty. I no longer hold ritualized brutality — became to have fun while he worked. pass “initiation.” that view after hearing what his accepted practice and resulted “He sang these little jingles,” She did not use the term mother, Pam Champion, said: in the death of Champion. he said: “‘Water boy, set your HIGHLIGHTS hazing, but we knew that ini- “Our goal is never to stop the This young man’s death is bucket down,’ and ‘They’re tiation made belonging to the music because that’s what my I N H I S T O R Y what I consider a black-on-black burning down the house I was Marching 100 sacred and that son loved. He loved music, but crime in the academy. For that brung up in.’ only the best could wear the we certainly want to end the reason, I am contemptuous of “He was a good guy to work On this date: sparkling orange-and-green hazing. There is no need for it.” the newly formed “Free the with. He kept you feeling In 1839, the American uniform. 100” campaign at FAMU involv- good.” Statistical Association was Attending the Florida ■ Bill Maxwell is a columnist ing many current and former and editorial writer for the Charlie Phillips remem- founded in Boston. Classic, the annual football In 1901, the U.S. Army War students fighting to have the St. Petersburg Times. bered, too. “He was always College was established in joking and carrying on all the Washington, D.C. time,” he said of Po Boy. “I don’t remember seeing the man ever get upset and mad. Lake City Reporter End the futile war on drugs He was an easygoing fellow.” No doubt Po Boy wasn’t Serving Columbia County he week after the TV, getting and spending on always jovial and carrying on, Since 1874 election, a few of my enormous amounts of electronic always making sure everybody The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ students said that entertainment, diversion and felt good about working on the lished with pride for residents of they were planning distraction — more than enough railroad. It wasn’t always fun. Columbia and surrounding counties by Community Newspapers Inc. vacations in Colorado to keep our consciences at bay, But time has a way of fading Tor in Washington state. They as well as the realities of the bad memories, like the sun We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —‑“Newspapers were kidding. I think. bad things that are happening fades a pair of overalls hung get things done!” On Nov. 6, voters in both in the world. Stupefaction is at out on the line week after Our primary goal is to states approved referenda that the heart of American life, and it week. Old railroad men like publish distinguished and profitable John Crisp community‑oriented newspapers. permit the recreational use of [email protected] might be healthier to admit that, to recall the good times, the This mission will be accomplished small amounts of marijuana, in moderation, it’s fun. funny times, the jingles sung through the teamwork of professionals subject to the same sorts of resulted in 1890 in a short essay But Tolstoy’s idealism prob- by a lanky conductor who dedicated to truth, integrity and hard regulations that apply to the use ably would have been most shined his work shoes every work. titled, “Why Do Men Stupefy of alcohol. Themselves?” offended by the irony and day. They forget so they can Todd Wilson, publisher Relaxed marijuana laws Tolstoy laments the extrava- hypocrisy in our attitude toward remember a little better. Robert Bridges, editor are at odds with federal laws, gant use of drugs in late 19th- marijuana, which accepts and But Po Boy really was a nice Sue Brannon, controller and the Drug Enforcement century Russia, including vodka, even admires its admitted use guy. He took his work serious- Administration acted quickly wine, beer, hashish, opium, mor- by celebrities (Bill Maher, Willie ly; he provided for his wife and Dink NeSmith, president to remind the defiant voters Nelson, Cheech and Chong) and three kids; he voted in every Tom Wood, chairman phine and even tobacco. ... that marijuana is a Schedule I Tolstoy’s definition of a stupe- presidents (Bill Clinton, Barack election. controlled substance, and that facient was anything that dulled Obama), while running up the Not sure, though, that he LETTERS the DEA’s enforcement of the the mind enough to make it world’s highest incarceration would join the 20 or so railroad Controlled Substances Act will lose sight of its conscience. ... rate by the disproportionate men who gather every month POLICY continue. Some experts suggest Tolstoy’s answer was total absti- prosecution of minorities. to talk about old times. He Letters to the Editor should be that it will take the Supreme nence. So, congratulations to the vot- loved the railroad and his fel- typed or neatly written and double Court to resolve this classic Tolstoy was a genius, but his ers of Washington and Colorado low laborers, but he wouldn’t spaced. Letters should not exceed clash between the rights of the views sound unrealistic in a cul- for their realism and honesty. tell you. He just wanted to stay 400 words and will be edited for states and the authority of the ture like ours, with its enormous May other states follow suit. May at home, eat at his own kitchen length and libel. Letters must be federal government. capacity for and attraction to stu- the voters not befuddle their table and drink from his own signed and include the writer’s name, These events provide the pefaction. To us, stupefaction, in consciences and visions with coffee cup. address and telephone number for occasion to consider the place all its various forms and degrees, excessive stupefaction. And may I knew Po Boy pretty well. verification. Writers can have two and uses of “stupefaction” in is a synonym for pleasure, and the Obama administration defer And I’m remembering him letters per month published. Letters our culture. I use the quaint while it can certainly separate us to the will of the voters and wind now because 25 years ago and guest columns are the opinion of term in homage to the iconic from our consciences, we use it down the futile war on drugs. on Nov. 30, he drew his last the writers and not necessarily that of Russian writer Leo Tolstoy, also, for good or ill, to separate Most of us will never live up to labored breath. His name the Lake City Reporter. the author of really big books, ourselves from the stresses and Tolstoy’s rigid idealism, but we was Joseph Edwin Hudgins. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, including the really, really big tedium of life. ... can reach in the direction of his Everybody on the railroad Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at “War and Peace.” After a dis- Tolstoy would have recog- integrity. called him Po Boy. 180 E. Duval St. downtown. solute youth and a long, pro- nized that we stupefy ourselves I called him Daddy. And I BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. ductive life Tolstoy adopted a in all sorts of ways —booze and ■ John M. Crisp teaches in the miss him. BY E-MAIL: radical version of Christianity illegal drugs, of course, but also English Department at Del Mar [email protected] ■ Phil Hudgins is senior editor of and a drastic asceticism that with plenty of legal drugs, food, College in Corpus Christi, Texas. Community Newspapers Inc. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected]. Nov. 27 Where Is Misha;” and the maintain life-long brain have a garage sale from 7 Court in White Springs. 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the first- Louisiana version of “The health. Attendees will learn a.m. to 4 p.m. in the hospi- For more information, call floor cafe at the hospital. Plant clinic Night Before Christmas.” basic brain facts, ways tal’s first-floor conference (386) 397-2678. University of Florida Light refreshments will be to keep memories sharp room and outside for larger Builders association Master Gardeners are served. and the close connection items. Civil War program Columbia County available every Tuesday, between brain health and Fort Clinch State Park, Builders Association will Wednesday and Thursday Plant clinic heart health. Call (800) 2601 Atlantic Ave. in hold a General Council from 9 a.m. to noon at University of Florida 272-3900 to register or for Dec. 1 Fernandina Beach, will lunch at Guang Dong res- the Columbia County Master Gardeners are more information. Breakfast with chief have a Union Garrison taurant in the Lake City Extension Office, 164 SW available every Wednesday Lake City Police Chief event today and Sunday. Mall. The sponsor is the Mary Ethel Lane, to answer from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Fort Community theater Argatha Gilmore will have The program will allow visi- Foundation Professionals questions about lawns and White Public Library on High Springs Commnity her quarterly community tors to interact with living Inc. of Florida. The speaker plants. Bring samples for Route 47to answer ques- Theater will present the meeting, Breakfast With historians to experience life will be Sgt. David Greene free diagnosis or solutions. tions about lawns and comedy “Christmas Belles,” The Chief, from 10 to 11:30 in the fort as it was in 1864. from Crime Prevention For more information, call plants. Bring samples for tonight through Dec.16. a.m. at the Public Safety Soldiers in period costumes Division of the Columbia 752-5384. free diagnosis or solutions. Tickets are available for Building. The event is an will conduct firing demon- County Sheriff’s Office. For more information, call purchase at The Framery opportunity for community strations, marching drills Therew will be raffle and a 752-5384. of Lake City (386) 754-2780, members to discuss issues and daily activities. Ladies 50-50 drawing. Reservations Nov. 28 Pampered Paws in High or concerns with Gilmore. in period dresses will be are appreciated and can Senator’s staff visit Springs (386) 454-4464 or A complimentary breakfast decorate a Christmas tree be made by calling (386) Staff members of U.S. Nov. 29 online at highspringscom- will be available. For more and the mantles for the 867-1998. Tickets are $12 Sen. Marco Rubio will be Landlords to meet munitytheater.com. A pre- information, contact Audre holiday season. Sutlers will for members and $15 for available to help area resi- Lake City area landlords view performance is open Washington, police depart- display their wares, and non-members.Arrive about dents with issues involving will meet at the IHOP res- to the public on at 8 p.m. ment community relations drummer boys will project 11:30 to enjoy the buffet. federal agencies from 1:30 taurant. Dinner will be at Friday and Saturday shows coordinator, at (386) 719- the sounds of the Civil War The meeting will start at to 4 p.m. at the Lifestyle 5 p.m., and the program will be at at 8 p.m. and 5742. era. Activities will be held 12:00 noon. Enrichment Center, 628 SE will begin at 6. Columbia Sundays at 2 p.m. Doors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today Allison Court. For more County Fire Chief David open a half-hour before Farm day event and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday. Newcomers luncheon information, all Rubio’s Boozer will be the speak- show time. Tickets are $11 Suwanee Valley Alpacas For additional information, The Newcomers Jacksonville Regional er. Call (386) 755-0110 for for adults, $8 for children will have a Farm Day from contact the park at (904) Friendship Luncheon Office at (904) 398-8586. more information. 12 and younger and $9 fro 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and 277-7274 or visit www. will be at 11:30 a.m. at seniors on Sundays. The Sunday. Spend the day FloridaStateParks.org. Hannah’s, 4196 W US 90 Senior theater Brain health class theater is at 130 N First learning about alpacas. Pet in the Premier Plaza. For The GeriActors Thearter Maintain Your Brain at Ave. in High Springs. an alpaca. Learn to spin those who want to par- will present three 0ne-act the Lifestyle Enrichment the fiber into yarn. A free Dec. 5 ticipate, there will be an plays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Center, 628 SE Allison Beanie Baby for each child. Book sale fundraiser exchange of wrapped gifts, at the Lifestyle Enrichment Court, from 10 to 11:30 Nov. 30 Air-brush art. Alpaca prod- The auxiliary at Shands with a $10 value limit. For Center, 628 SE Allison Court a.m. This free presentation Hospital garage sale ucts available for sale for Lakeshore Hospital will more information, contact in Lake City. The plays are explores insights about The auxiliary at Shands unique Christmas gifts. The hold a Christmas book sale Barbara Test at 754-7272 or “A Collie for Christmas;” what a person can do to Lakeshore Hospital will farm is at 524 NW Sleepy to support the hospital from Rose Taylor at 755-2175. OBITUARIES

Philip Earl Gerlach, Jr. Peepaw to his grandchildren Joseph T. Haltiwanger ters Jodi (Seth) Kelley and Ju- FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Obituaries are paid advertise- Philip Gerlach, IV, Elizabeth lie, and granddaughter Jillian. Marion Ave., Lake City, FL ments. For details, call the Lake Philip Earl Gerlach, Jr. 77, of Lynne Gerlach, Mary Katherine Mr. Joseph T. Haltiwanger, 60, Funeral services for Mr. 32025, 752-1234 please sign City Reporter’s classified depart- Tampa, formerly of Lake City, Henry, and Philip David Henry. devoted husband and father, Haltiwanger will be conduct- the online family guestbook at ment at 752-1293. passed away on November 23, A memorial service for the fam- passed away on Sunday, Novem- ed at 3:30P.M. on Wednesday parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com 2012, surrounded by all of his ily will be held at a later date. ber 25th at the Haven Hospice November 28, 2012 in the Mt. children and grandchildren. The family would like to express of the Suwannee Valley Care Carmel Baptist Church with their sincere thanks to Reverend Pastor Richard Cason officiat- Phil was born on July 1, 1935, Center. A life-long resident of ing. Interment will follow in For Life Insurance in West Palm Beach, Florida, to Bernie Lieving, Reverend Jim Columbia County, “Joe” was the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Helen (Brust) and Philip Ger- Harnish and the entire ministe- born in Lake City on January Cemetery. The family will re- Go With lach. Phil attended the Univer- rial staff at Hyde Park United 18th, 1952 to Jack and Betty ceive friends from 5:00-7:00 sity of Florida where he majored Methodist Church during the Thompson Haltiwanger. He Tuesday evening in the Chapel in Civil Engineering and went on passing of our beloved parents. loved his family, his church, of the Dees-Parrish Family Fu- Someone You Know to receive his Juris Doctor degree In lieu of flowers, the -fam his friends, and his river. Joe neral Home. The family requests Af_e9liej#@@@ DXip?%Jldd\iXcc from the University of Florida ily suggests donations to enjoyed tinkering around in his that in lieu of flowers that dona- 8^\ek =`eXeZ`XcJ\im`Z\jI\g% College of Law. Phil enjoyed Hyde Park United Method- barn, Gator football, and the tions are made in his name to the a successful career in civil en- ist Church, 500 West Platt occasional good story, whether Children’s Programs (Awana) or gineering in the state of Florida. Street, Tampa, Fl 33606. true or not. He was a Faith- the Cemetery Fund, of the Mt. 234 SW Main Blvd. • 752-5866 Phil married the love of his life, Ephesians 2:10 For we are ful member and Deacon of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. 1205 Sandra Lee Belden, on July 27, God’s workmanship, cre- Carmel Baptist Church. S.W. Mount Carmel Ave, Lake 1956. Sandy and Phil were best ated in Christ Jesus to do He is survived by his father, City, FL 32024. Arrangements friends and enjoyed 56 years good works, which God pre- Jack, wife Lonnie Jean, sister are under the direction of the together raising their three chil- pared in advance for us to do. Jeni (Robert) Brewin, daugh- DEES-PARRISH FAMILY dren, entertaining friends, trav- WILSON’S CONTAINERS eling and serving Christ by their many acts of kindness and gen- erosity. Phil was heartbroken Construction/Debris Containers Available after the sudden death of his be- loved Sandra on August 6, 2012. Fifth Generation Farms Phil is survived by his son Philip Gerlach, III (Robin), offers exceptional quality, 755-7060 Bonnie Gerlach Henry (Barry), 
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES CHS, Navarre Today n Columbia High girls soccer at Chiles High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) have similarities n Fort White High soccer vs. Interlachen Two 11-1 teams face 20-12, to reach the regional High, 7 p.m. (girls-5) final. n Fort White High off in third round of Navarre trailed Milton, 12-7, basketball at Union Class 6A playoffs. at the half before the Raiders County High, 7:30 p.m. pitched a second-half shutout to (girls-6) By BRANDON FINLEY stop the Panthers on Friday. Wednesday [email protected] For their only first-half score, n Columbia High boys the Raiders used a bit of trickery soccer vs. Mosley High Columbia High shares many as Johnny Robinson-Pettus hit at CYSA fields, 7 p.m. similarities with the team it will Christian Gill on a three-yard (JV-5) meet next in the Class 6A region- jump pass to get on the board. n Fort White High boys al final at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Andre Flakes and Roy Wise basketball vs. Newberry The Tigers travel over one each had touchdown runs for High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) time zone to take on the Navarre Milton in the first half. Thursday High Raiders at 7:30 p.m. in the The Raiders’ special teams set n Fort White High girls Panhandle. up Navarre out of the half break, basketball at Santa Fe Like Columbia, Navarre is as Nick Benton returned the High, 6 p.m. 11-1 on the season. Like kick to the 42-yard line. Andrew n Fort White High Columbia, the Raiders are on a Reives found Jordan Leggett for soccer at P.K. Yonge nine-game winning streak. Like a 12-yard touchdown pass and School, 7 p.m. (girls-5) Columbia, Navarre’s only loss the Raiders took command with n Columbia High girls came against a perennial power- a 14-12 lead. basketball at Atlantic house on the road. A three-and-out forced by Coast High, 7:30 p.m. The Raiders lost to Pensacola Navarre’s defense set up the sec- (JV-5:30) High, 25-24, in week two, but ond big play from the Raiders’ n Columbia High boys have rebounded like the Tigers. special teams, as a punt block basketball at Suwannee Another similarity to the Tigers gave Navarre the ball back at High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) is that the Raiders like to do it the Milton 10-yard line. Reives Friday with a stingy defense. Columbia capped off the drive on a five- n Columbia High has the edge on shutouts as yard score. girls soccer at Hamilton the Raiders only have one this Columbia’s win was more con- County High, 7 p.m. season, but Navarre has held vincing in a 34-8 fashion over St. (JV-5) opposing teams to 14 points or Augustine High, but this will be n Columbia High boys less in eight games this season. the first time the Tigers have soccer vs. Lincoln High The Tigers have five defensive traveled since Oct. 18 against at CYSA fields, 7 p.m. shutouts. Middleburg High. Columbia JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter (JV-5) The Raiders defeated Pace (58-0 win) was convincing in Columbia High’s Trey Marshall (21) runs for a touchdown on a fake punt in the n Fort White High High, 30-10, and Milton High, that game, too. Tigers’ 34-8 win over St. Augustine High. girls basketball vs. North Florida Christian School, 7 p.m. n Fort White High boys basketball at Melody Christian Academy, 7 p.m. Johnny Football speaks n Columbia High football at Navarre High in regional final, 7:30 p.m. Freshman gag (CST) Saturday rule removed for n Columbia High Heisman hopeful. wrestling hosts Tiger Invitational, 10 a.m. By KRISTIE RIEKEN n Columbia High Associated Press boys basketball at Union County High, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE STATION, (JV-6) Texas — The legend of Johnny Football has grown all season while Johnny BRIEFS Manziel piled up yards and the Texas A&M Aggies CHS FOOTBALL piled up wins. On Monday, the fresh- Charter bus for man quarterback finally Navarre game weighed in on his catchy nickname as he spoke to The Columbia County the media for the first time Quarterback Club is all season. taking a charter bus to “I think a lot of people Columbia High’s playoff here in Aggieland enjoy game at Navarre High. it,” he said. “But I find it Cost for a seat on the bus extremely funny.” is $36. It will leave at The success of Manziel 1 p.m. The game ticket is and the Aggies is no joke. an extra $8 at the gate. His 4,600 yards of total For details, call club offense have helped No. 10 president Joe Martino at A&M to its first 10-win sea- 984-0452. son since 1998, and has him among the top contenders YOUTH SOCCER for the Heisman Trophy. Winter sign-up Manziel said he respected coach Kevin Sumlin’s deci- ends Thursday sion for him not to speak to the media this season ASSOCIATED PRESS Columbia Youth Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel (2) sings the Aggie War Hymn with Ryan Swope (25) and Conner McQueen (14) Soccer Association’s A&M continued on 3B after A&M’s 59-29 win over Missouri in College Station, Texas, on Saturday. 2013 Winter Recreational Soccer Season final registration for ages 3-16 is 6-7 p.m. Thursday. All teams will be gender Two foes still standing Indians hoops specific. Fee of $65 includes uniform. For details, go to columbiayouthsoccer Newberry, First five years and caught a the rematch with Union tips off today association.com or call Academy remain 52-yard touchdown pass County High, knocking the 288-2504. from Curt Cramer. Deluzio, Tigers (11-1) from the list alive in playoffs. who has signed a baseball of unbeatens, 18-13. Fort White boys is 6 p.m. for the girls and RUNNING scholarship with Florida Union County scored 7:30 p.m. for the boys By TIM KIRBY State, totaled 206 yards on first on a 13-yard pass play first game at (boys junior varsity starts Chomp Cancer [email protected] offense. from Caleb Cox to Daquin Union County. at 4:30 p.m.). Foundation 5K Landon Scheer kicked Edwards and followed with Coach Isiah Phillips’ FORT WHITE — The field goals of 40 and 48 a possession that went to By TIM KIRBY team was 11-10 in 2011-12 Chomp Cancer First Academy completed yards. the Panthers’ 1-yard line. [email protected] and 5-5 in District 5-4A. Foundation has its a playoff sweep of District Joe Sandstrom scored Newberry stopped the The Indians beat second Chomp Cancer 3-3A with a 27-17 win over both touchdowns for the score and responded with FORT WHITE — Fort Interlachen High in the 5K Run/Walk planned Trinity Catholic High in Celtics (8-4) and rushed for a 99-yard scoring drive. White High’s basketball district tournament, but for 8 a.m. Dec. 15 in Orlando last week. 113 yards before leaving Ra’kheem Hoyt scored on team needs to take one lost to eventual champion Fort White. Sponsorships The District 4 champion with an injury in the third a five-yard run and later more step to make the Williston High in the semi- are available. Royals travel to Madison quarter. added a one-yard touch- state playoffs for the first finals. For details, call County High for the state Juan Vargas booted a down run. Hoyt rushed for time. Bradford, Keystone Lauren Valentine at semifinal round on Friday. 35-yard field goal and 103 yards. The Indians open the Heights and Santa Fe high (321) 501-9526. First Academy’s Ben Demonta Blunt rushed for With the game tied 6-all in season today in a double- schools round out the Deluzio scored on touch- 99 yards. header with the girls at n From staff reports down runs of 55 and Newberry High won PLAYOFFS continued on 3B Union County High. 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Harris USA Today Computer BCS Tampa Bay at Denver, 4:05 p.m. P—Tommy Hibbard, North Carolina Rk Pts Pct Rk Pts Pct Rk Pct Avg Pv TELEVISION Cleveland at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. (40) 1. N. Dame 1 2869 .9979 1 1469 .9959 1 1.0000 .9979 1 Cincinnati at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. 2. Alabama 2 2740 .9530 2 1398 .9478 3 .8700 .9236 2 TV sports Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4:25 p.m. 3. Georgia 3 2599 .9040 3 1341 .9092 4 .8600 .8911 3 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. BASKETBALL 4. Florida 5 2435 .8470 5 1265 .8576 2 .9600 .8882 4 Today Monday, Dec. 3 5. Oregon 4 2507 .8720 4 1277 .8658 5 .8500 .8626 5 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL N.Y. Giants at Washington, 8:30 p.m. NBA schedule 6. Kansas St. 6 2229 .7753 7 1114 .7553 6 .7900 .7735 6 7 p.m. 7. LSU 7 2142 .7450 6 1124 .7620 8 .7000 .7357 7 NBCSN — Vermont at Harvard All-ACC Today’s Games 8. Stanford 8 2059 .7162 9 1008 .6834 6 .7900 .7299 8 7:15 p.m. Phoenix at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 9. Tex A&M 9 2038 .7089 8 1076 .7295 11 .6200 .6861 9 ESPN2 — Minnesota at Florida St. GREENSBORO, N.C — The 2012 Dallas at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 10. S. C’lina 10 1862 .6477 10 972 .6590 8 .7000 .6689 12 7:30 p.m. all-Atlantic Coast Conference football Toronto at Houston, 8 p.m. 11. Okla. 11 1706 .5934 11 878 .5953 10 .6500 .6129 13 ESPN — NC State at Michigan team, as determined by a vote of 46 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 12. Nebr. 13 1493 .5193 13 765 .5186 12 .5800 .5393 14 9:15 p.m. members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Indiana at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 13. FSU 12 1614 .5614 12 829 .5620 19 .2700 .4645 10 ESPN2 — Maryland at Northwestern Media Association, with voting results in Wednesday’s Games 14. Clemson 14 1446 .5030 14 720 .4881 14 .3800 .4570 11 9:30 p.m. parenthesis. A first-team vote is worth San Antonio at Orlando, 7 p.m. 15. Ore. St. 15 975 .3391 17 410 .2780 13 .5200 .3790 15 ESPN — North Carolina at Indiana two points and second-team vote is Portland at Washington, 7 p.m. 16. UCLA 16 919 .3197 16 445 .3017 15 .3700 .3304 17 worth one. Brooklyn at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 17. Kent St. 18 705 .2452 19 337 .2285 18 .2800 .2512 23 FIRST TEAM Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 18. Texas 20 564 .1962 21 312 .2115 17 .3400 .2492 16 FOOTBALL Offense Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 19. Michigan 23 434 .1510 24 158 .1071 15 .3700 .2094 19 QB—Tajh Boyd, Clemson (86) Dallas at Chicago, 8 p.m. 20. Boise St. 17 817 .2842 15 479 .3247 30 .0000 .2030 22 NFL standings RB—Gio Bernard, North Carolina Toronto at Memphis, 8 p.m. 21. N.Illinois 19 619 .2153 18 377 .2556 23 .1100 .1936 NR (91) Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 22. N’estern 21 479 .1666 20 314 .2129 21 .1800 .1865 NR AMERICAN CONFERENCE RB—Andre Ellington, Clemson (77) Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 23. Okla. St. 25 392 .1363 26 129 .0875 19 .2700 .1646 21 East WR—DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 24. Utah St. 22 438 .1523 22 264 .1790 28 .0200 .1171 NR W L T Pct PF PA (80) Minnesota at L.A. Clippers, 25. S.Jose St. 28 118 .0410 27 105 .0712 21 .1800 .0974 NR New England 8 3 0 .727 407 244 WR—Alex Amidon, Boston College 10:30 p.m. Miami 5 6 0 .455 211 226 (53) N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 .364 221 290 OT—Oday Aboushi, Virginia (53) AP Top 25 Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 243 319 OT—Brandon Thomas, Clemson (51) COLLEGE POLLS, STANDINGS South OG—Jonathan Cooper, North The top 25 teams in The Associated W L T Pct PF PA Carolina (79) Press’ college basketball poll, with first- Houston 10 1 0 .909 327 211 OG—Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech place votes in parentheses, records USA Today Top 25 23. Michigan 8-4 434 20 ACC standings Indianapolis 7 4 0 .636 230 273 (64) through Nov. 25, total points based on 24. Louisville 9-2 394 18 Tennessee 4 7 0 .364 238 335 C—Dalton Freeman, Clemson (78) 25. Oklahoma State 7-4 392 22 25 points for a first-place vote through The USA Today Top 25 football coaches Atlantic Division Jacksonville 2 9 0 .182 188 308 TE—Brandon Ford, Clemson (54) Others receiving votes: Rutgers 302, one point for a 25th-place vote and last poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, W L PF PA North K—Dustin Hopkins, Florida State TCU 134, San Jose State 118, Vanderbilt week’s ranking: records through Nov. 24, total points and Florida St. 7 1 318 124 W L T Pct PF PA (79) 67, Southern Cal 57, San Diego State 39, Record Pts Prv previous ranking: Clemson 7 1 372 219 Baltimore 9 2 0 .818 283 219 Specialist—Gio Bernard, North Fresno State 36, Baylor 31, Mississippi 1. Indiana (47) 6-0 1,606 1 Record Pts Pvs NC State 4 4 227 232 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 231 210 Carolina (48) State 26, Louisiana Tech 19, Cincinnati 12, 2. Duke (18) 6-0 1,554 5 1. Notre Dame (56) 12-0 1,469 1 Wake Forest 3 5 132 235 Cincinnati 6 5 0 .545 282 247 Defense Arizona State 11, Syracuse 10, Tulsa 10, 3. Michigan 5-0 1,421 4 2. Alabama (2) 11-1 1,398 2 Maryland 2 6 156 238 Cleveland 3 8 0 .273 209 248 DE—Bjoern Werner, Florida UCF 9, Arizona 6, Toledo 6, East Carolina 4. Ohio St. 4-0 1,416 3 3. Georgia (1) 11-1 1,341 3 Boston College 1 7 154 276 West State (89) 4, Arkansas State 1, Louisiana-Monroe 1, 5. Louisville 5-1 1,347 2 4. Oregon 11-1 1,277 4 Coastal Division W L T Pct PF PA DE—Cornellius Carradine, Washington 1. 6. Syracuse 4-0 1,323 6 5. Florida 11-1 1,265 6 Denver 8 3 0 .727 318 221 Florida State (77) North Carolina 5 3 298 263 7. Florida 5-0 1,227 7 6. LSU 10-2 1,124 7 San Diego 4 7 0 .364 245 237 DT—Joe Vellano, Maryland (80) Miami 5 3 283 254 8. Kentucky 4-1 1,180 8 7. Kansas State 10-1 1,114 8 Oakland 3 8 0 .273 218 356 DT—Sylvester Williams, North AP Top 25 Georgia Tech 5 3 320 233 9. Arizona 3-0 1,076 10 8. Texas A&M 10-2 1,076 10 Kansas City 1 10 0 .091 161 301 Carolina (63) Virginia Tech 4 4 193 218 10. Kansas 4-1 937 12 9. Stanford 10-2 1,008 11 The Top 25 teams in The Associated NATIONAL CONFERENCE LB—Nick Clancy, Boston College Duke 3 5 225 313 11. Creighton 6-0 926 14 10. South Carolina 10-2 972 12 Press college football poll, with first-place East (66) Virginia 2 6 168 241 12. Gonzaga 6-0 854 17 11. Oklahoma 9-2 878 13 votes in parentheses, records through Nov. W L T Pct PF PA LB—Kevin Reddick, North Carolina 13. Michigan St. 5-1 818 15 12. Florida State 10-2 829 5 24, total points and previous ranking: N.Y. Giants 7 4 0 .636 305 226 (65) 14. North Carolina 5-1 718 9 13. Nebraska 10-2 765 14 Record Pts Pv College games Washington 5 6 0 .455 295 285 LB—Steve Greer, Virginia (58) 15. Oklahoma St. 5-0 668 20 14. Clemson 10-2 720 9 1. Notre Dame (60) 12-0 1,500 1 Dallas 5 6 0 .455 242 262 CB—Xavier Rhodes, Florida Thursday 16. Missouri 5-1 665 13 15. Boise State 9-2 479 22 2. Alabama 11-1 1,400 2 Philadelphia 3 7 0 .300 162 252 State (66) Louisville at Rutgers, 7:30 p.m. 17. Cincinnati 6-0 571 22 16. UCLA 9-3 445 16 3. Georgia 11-1 1,331 3 South CB—Ross Cockrell, Duke (50) Friday 18. NC State 4-1 553 16 17. Oregon State 8-3 410 17 4. Ohio St. 12-0 1,294 4 W L T Pct PF PA S—Lamarcus Joyner, Florida 19. Colorado 5-0 478 23 18. Northern Illinois 11-1 377 23 5. Florida 11-1 1,262 6 MAC Championship, N. Illinois vs. Atlanta 10 1 0 .909 294 216 State (59) 20. Georgetown 4-1 257 — 19. Kent State 11-1 337 25 6. Oregon 11-1 1,242 5 Kent St. at Detroit, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 6 5 0 .545 310 254 S—Earl Wolff, NC State (46) 21. Minnesota 6-1 197 — 20. Northwestern 9-3 314 NR 7. Kansas St. 10-1 1,079 7 Pac-12 Championship, UCLA at New Orleans 5 6 0 .455 308 304 P—Will Monday, Duke (73) 22. Illinois 7-0 185 — 21. Texas 8-3 312 15 8. Stanford 10-2 1,061 11 Stanford, 8 p.m. Carolina 2 8 0 .200 184 243 ——— 23. San Diego St. 4-1 182 25 22. Utah State 10-2 264 NR 9. LSU 10-2 1,056 8 Saturday North SECOND TEAM 24. UNLV 3-1 175 18 23. Louisville 9-2 184 18 10. Texas A&M 10-2 1,043 9 EAST W L T Pct PF PA Offense 25. New Mexico 6-0 141 — 24. Michigan 8-4 158 20 11. South Carolina 10-2 916 13 Kansas at West Virginia, 2:30 p.m. Chicago 8 3 0 .727 277 175 QB—EJ Manuel, Florida State Others receiving votes: Alabama 108, 25. Rutgers 9-2 152 19 12. Oklahoma 9-2 834 14 Cincinnati at UConn, 3:30 p.m. Green Bay 7 4 0 .636 273 245 (25) Wichita St. 99, UConn 93, UCLA 85, Others receiving votes: Oklahoma 13. Florida St. 10-2 764 10 SOUTH Minnesota 6 5 0 .545 248 249 RB—Duke Johnson, Miami (47) Pittsburgh 55, Oregon 44, Notre Dame State 129; San Jose State 105; Vanderbilt 14. Nebraska 10-2 704 17 Louisiana-Lafayette at FAU, 3 p.m. Detroit 4 7 0 .364 267 280 RB—Chris Thompson, Florida 42, Memphis 23, Butler 20, Wisconsin 94; Fresno State 39; TCU 34; San Diego 15. Clemson 10-2 667 12 SEC Championship, Alabama vs. West State (31) 16, California 12, Florida St. 10, Saint State 28; Cincinnati 17; Arizona State 13; 16. Oregon St. 8-3 528 16 Georgia at Atlanta, 4 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA WR—Conner Vernon, Duke (51) Joseph’s 9, Ohio 8, Marquette 7, Murray Arkansas State 13; Mississippi State 11; 17. UCLA 9-3 505 15 Pittsburgh at South Florida, 7 p.m. San Francisco 8 2 1 .773 276 155 WR—Michael Campanaro, Wake St. 5, Temple 5, Baylor 4, Tennessee 3, Middle Tennessee 7; UCF 5; Louisiana 18. Kent St. 11-1 355 23 ACC Championship, Georgia Seattle 6 5 0 .545 219 185 Forest (32) Colorado St. 1, VCU 1. Tech 5; Arizona 3; Toledo 2; Baylor 1; 19. N. Illinois 11-1 349 24 Tech vs. Florida State at Charlotte, St. Louis 4 6 1 .409 205 254 OT—James Hurst, North Carolina Southern California 1. 20. Utah St. 10-2 274 25 N.C., 8 p.m. Arizona 4 7 0. 364 180 227 (50) 21. Michigan 8-4 217 20 MIDWEST Thursday’s Games OT—Cameron Erving, Florida AP Top 25 schedule 22. Northwestern 9-3 189 NR Texas at Kansas St., 8 p.m. Houston 34, Detroit 31, OT State (21) Harris Top 25 23. Texas 8-3 185 18 Big Ten Championship, Nebraska vs. Washington 38, Dallas 31 OT—Emmett Cleary, Boston College Today’s Games 24. Oklahoma St. 7-4 174 22 Wisconsin at Indianapolis, 8:15 p.m. New England 49, N.Y. Jets 19 (21) No. 1 Indiana vs. No. 14 North The Top 25 teams in the Harris 25. Boise St. 9-2 145 NR SOUTHWEST Sunday’s Games OG—Tre’ Jackson, Florida State Carolina, 9:30 p.m. Interactive College Football Poll, with Others receiving votes: San Jose St. C-USA Championship, UCF at Tulsa, Denver 17, Kansas City 9 (26) No. 3 Michigan vs. No. 18 N.C. State, first-place votes in parentheses, records 78, Louisville 73, TCU 67, Penn St. 61, Noon Chicago 28, Minnesota 10 OG—R.J. Matttes, NC State (24) 7:30 p.m. through Nov. 24, total points and Rutgers 50, Vanderbilt 48, San Diego Oklahoma St. at Baylor, Noon Cincinnati 34, Oakland 10 C— Bryan Stork, Florida State No. 19 Colorado vs. Texas Southern, previous ranking: St. 15, Fresno St. 12, Southern Cal 7, Oklahoma at TCU, Noon Cleveland 20, Pittsburgh 14 (19) 9:30 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Arkansas St. 5, Arizona 4, Cincinnati 3, Ball New Mexico St. at Texas St., 4 p.m. Indianapolis 20, Buffalo 13 TE—Eric Ebron, North Carolina (51) No. 21 Minnesota at Florida 1. Notre Dame (109) 12-0 2869 1 St. 1, Mississippi St. 1, North Carolina 1. FAR WEST Jacksonville 24, Tennessee 19 K—Chandler Catanzaro, Clemson State, 7:15 p.m. 2. Alabama (6) 11-1 2740 2 Nicholls St. at Oregon St., 2:30 p.m. Atlanta 24, Tampa Bay 23 (22) Wednesday’s Games 3. Georgia 11-1 2599 3 Boise St. at Nevada, 3:30 p.m. Miami 24, Seattle 21 K—Casey Barth, North Carolina (22) No. 2 Duke vs. No. 4 Ohio State, 4. Oregon 11-1 2507 4 SEC standings Baltimore 16, San Diego 13, OT Specialist—Duke Johnson, Miami (44) 9:30 p.m. 5. Florida 11-1 2435 5 St. Louis 31, Arizona 17 Defense No. 9 Arizona vs. Northern Arizona, 6. Kansas State 10-1 2229 7 East D-I career touchdowns San Francisco 31, New Orleans 21 DE—James Gayle, Virginia Tech (30) 10 p.m. 7. LSU 10-2 2142 8 W L PF PA N.Y. Giants 38, Green Bay 10 DE—Kareem Martin, North Carolina No. 11 Creighton vs. Boise State, 8. Stanford 10-2 2059 11 Georgia 7 1 268 145 79 — Montee Ball, Wisconsin (2009-) Monday’s Game (22) 8:05 p.m. 9. Texas A&M 10-2 2038 10 Florida 7 1 207 95 78 — Travis Prentice, Miami, Ohio Carolina at Philadelphia (n) DT—Everett Dawkins, Florida No. 13 Michigan State at Miami, 10. South Carolina 10-2 1862 12 South Carolina 6 2 229 169 (1996-99) Thursday, Nov. 29 State (34) 7:30 p.m. 11. Oklahoma 9-2 1706 13 Vanderbilt 5 3 177 168 75 — Ricky Williams, Texas (1995-98) New Orleans at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. DT—Nikita Whitlock, Wake Forest No. 22 Illinois vs. Georgia Tech, 9 p.m. 12. Florida State 10-2 1614 6 Missouri 2 6 175 264 69 — Taurean Henderson, Texas Tech Sunday, Dec. 2 (24) No. 24 UNLV vs. UC Irvine, 10 p.m. 13. Nebraska 10-2 1493 14 Tennessee 1 7 246 320 (2002-05) Seattle at Chicago, 1 p.m. LB—Demetrius Hartsfield, Maryland No. 25 New Mexico vs. Mercer, 14. Clemson 10-2 1446 9 Kentucky 0 8 89 291 68 — Brock Forsey, Boise St. (1999-02) Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. (34) 9 p.m. 15. Oregon State 8-3 975 15 West 67 — Cedric Benson, Texas (2001-04) San Francisco at St. Louis, 1 p.m. LB—Christian Jones, Florida Thursday’s Games 16. UCLA 9-3 919 16 Alabama 7 1 303 90 65 — DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma Carolina at Kansas City, 1 p.m. State (31) No. 7 Florida vs. Marquette, 17. Boise State 9-2 817 21 LSU 6 2 180 150 (2007-10) Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. LB—Jack Tyler Virginia Tech (28) 9 p.m. 18. Kent State 11-1 705 25 Texas A&M 6 2 313 168 65 — Anthony Thompson, Indiana Arizona at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. CB—David Amerson, NC State (46) No. 8 Kentucky at Notre Dame, 19. Northern Illinois 11-1 619 24 Mississippi St. 4 4 202 223 (1986-89) Indianapolis at Detroit, 1 p.m. CB—Antone Exum, Virginia Tech (44) 7 p.m. 20. Texas 8-3 564 17 Mississippi 3 5 224 239 63 — Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (1996-99) Jacksonville at Buffalo, 1 p.m. S—Rashard Hall, Clemson (43) No. 12 Gonzaga vs. Lewis-Clark State, 21. Northwestern 9-3 479 NR Arkansas 2 6 157 257 62 — Marshall Faulk, San Diego St. New England at Miami, 1 p.m. S— Walt Canty, Duke (31) 9 p.m. 22. Utah State 10-2 438 NR Auburn 0 8 81 272 (1991-93) TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 27, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. 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Associated Press kind of a benchmark player a team option for 2023 GooD Game! ... the guy that you could that could make the deal ST. PETERSBURG — think about or associate worth $144.6 million over Evan Longoria wants to be with the organization,” 11 years. A no-trade clause with the Tampa Bay Rays Longoria said. “My goal is not included. for his entire big league from Day One was to be the “It’s a very exciting day career. first player that played their for us,” Rays principal The 27-year-old slugging whole career here, to be owner Stuart Sternberg third baseman got his wish the first guy that came into said. “For Evan to have Monday when they Rays the organization and went the confidence in us, and I agreed to a $136.6 million, out in the organization, know the confidence that 10-year contract that adds and played all the years in we have in him, to re-up so six guaranteed seasons and between. There’s no better to speak for the long haul. 101-29 $100 million. place for me.” This is just an enormous 100-30 “I always wanted to be The new deal includes commitment for us.” John Burns John kasak Chris PoTTle State Farm State Farm FUrnitUre ShOwpLaCe PLAYOFFS: State semis HOOPS Continued From Page 1B From Page 1B the third quarter, Newberry Trenton High in the state district. pulled a fake punt and Alex semifinals this week. Williston advanced to Wilkens threw to Devonte Wakulla High (11-1) also the third round of the Flagg for the first down. saw its undefeated season playoffs last season with Brandon Herbert soon go down to a district oppo- wins over Trinity Catholic connected with Flagg on nent, as Godby High beat High and Mount Dora a 14-yard touchdown pass. the host War Eagles, 14-7. High. The Red Devils lost 101-29 99-31 93-37 Herbert was 6 of 9 for 53 Wakulla’s scored came to Lake Highland Prep. yards with three comple- on an 11-yard run by Caleb Bradford was district maTT Vann anD marC Vann Chris samson ToDD samPson Vann Carpet One tions to Tray Presley for 44 Stephens. The War Eagles runner-up and lost to CmS prO-StaFFing COLUmBia BanK yards. misfired on a scoring threat Mount Dora in the first Prince Alexander, who from the 1 when a fumble round. rushed for 80 yards, scored went through the end zone Fort White’s home on a six-yard run to get the for a touchback. opener is 7:30 p.m. Tigers within five points. Godby plays at Bishop Wednesday against Newberry (9-3) hosts Kenny High on Friday. Newberry High.

A&M: Led Aggies to 10-win season Continued From Page 1B 96-34 98-32 because he’s a freshman. the beginning of this sea- lot of time worrying about Jana hursT anD BeVerly Bass skylar, Parker & reyhan BaKer’S COmmUniCatiOn But says he’s happy to have son and that we would all it or any other awards. No (The Money Man’s LiTTLe Monies )the mOney man a chance to talk about this have so much success as a freshman has ever won season. team.” the award given to college “It’s kind of nice now to The celebrity status has football’s most outstanding be able to kind of let you been shocking to Manziel, player. guys know how I am a little who will turn 20 two days “I feel like that situa- This week’s reader winner: Scott Kent bit more,” he said. “There’s before the Dec. 8 Heisman tion will play itself out, and so many question marks announcement. He’s still whatever’s meant to be out there.” surprised when people will happen,” he said. “I’m Sumlin, who is in his approach him at restaurants just doing whatever coach first year at A&M after and other places around Sumlin and them ask me to four seasons at Houston, College Station to ask for do ... so we can take care of raved about Manziel and photos and autographs, things in a bowl game.” said he was a catalyst for even though it’s become a But Manziel did admit what his team was able to daily occurrence. that when he was younger do in its first season in the “I’m a small-town kid,” he’d play college football Southeastern Conference. he said. “I come from video games and build a “He’s a tremendous com- Kerrville, Texas, and I quarterback that would win petitor and a tremendous still see myself that way. I the award as a freshman. leader, and that’s something don’t see myself as Johnny Funny thing is, the players that you really don’t see in a Football, I still see myself as he made rarely resembled player as a redshirt fresh- Jonathan Manziel, a small his 6-foot-1, 200-pound man,” Sumlin said. “His town guy from Kerrville frame. leadership on and off the who is extremely fortunate “When I created a video field throughout the season and extremely blessed to game player I probably has made our season a real be able to play football here made him 6-6, probably 230 2012 PLAYOFF successful one.” at A&M.” pounds,” he said. “I definite- Manziel has thrown for He seemed amused by ly didn’t make him my size. 3,419 yards and 24 touch- the attention given to some But I’ve played so many SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME downs and ran for 1,181 online photos of him at a video games maybe a few yards and 19 more scores in Halloween party dressed times I did. But typically a regular season the Aggies as Scooby Doo alongside I would have made him capped with five straight some beautiful and scantily- look something like Cam wins including an upset of clad young women. Newton.” then top-ranked Alabama. “That Halloween night Manziel has trouble He is second in the nation was something where a lot grasping the whirlwind this Mikell’s First Peoples in total offense and broke of guys on the team dressed season has been for him, Federal Bank Cam Newton’s SEC record up and kind of just wanted and considers himself lucky for total offense in a season to get away from all the to have had the opportunity on Saturday. seriousness and the grind to be in the position he’s in alabama alabama alabama The quarterback is a bit that is college football sea- now. surprised at how well Texas son and go out and be kids “This season has been A&M did in its transition again and dress up and just incredibly surreal,” he said. ToTal poinTs ToTal poinTs from the Big 12. have fun,” he said, without “It’s beyond my wildest ToTal poinTs “I don’t think I ever really specifically addressing the imagination. It’s a true tes- envisioned how big this sea- pictures. tament to how this team has son would be for us,” he Manziel said winning the grown every week, because 44 44 46 said. “I don’t really think Heisman is something he without these guys none anybody envisioned that dreamed about as a child, of my individual success we would win 10 games at but that he hasn’t spent a would be anything.” Page Editor: Emogene Graham, 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & COMICS TuEsDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2012 4B

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Little boy’s exposing himself may signal he’s being abused

DEAR ABBY: I am writ- old “Billy.” Thank you for ing to you in response to articulating it so clearly. “Not on My Watch” (Sept. Read on: BABY BLUES 19), about the little boy DEAR ABBY: My wife who repeatedly exposes witnessed a similar sce- himself to other children. nario last year during a While correcting this play date. A 4-year-old girl behavior to protect the was observed putting her other children is some- Abigail Van Buren hands down the pants of thing the parents and www.dearabby.com boys her age. Initially we other concerned adults in Young children who are thought it was normal curi- this child’s life should be sexually abused may not osity; then we suspected doing, there may be more have the developmental or she might be a victim. The going on here that needs verbal capabilities to dis- authorities investigated, to be addressed. Children close what is happening. and it turned out that who have been victims of her male teenage cousin BLONDIE Often it is through behav- sexual abuse can exhibit ioral or emotional signs had been abusing her. -- overtly sexualized behav- that we discover the abuse. CONCERNED DAD ior that goes beyond typi- While it is important to DEAR ABBY: I am a cal curiosity or age-appro- protect the children this psychiatric nurse who priate sexual development. boy interacts with, the works with children who There are several more appropriate response have suffered various issues happening with to this situation would be types of abuse. This kind this boy that bother me. to calmly explain to him of repeated behavior is a The repeated exposure of why his behavior is inap- big indication that Billy his private parts to oth- propriate, along with a is being sexually abused ers is the first. While this discussion to find out if he himself. behavior is not unusual has witnessed this behav- The fact that he wants to BEETLE BAILEY in young children and ior in others or if he has keep it “secret” indicates can be a normal part of “secrets” with anyone. that it is a learned behav- sexual curiosity, the com- If he discloses some- ior. pulsive continuation and thing during the discus- That boy should be frequency of his behavior sion, it should be immedi- taken to see a doctor for a raises red flags. He also ately reported to the local full evaluation, and a call to mentioned keeping a child protective services social services is in order. “secret.” This is a common and/or police. And if his The call can be anony- tool used by people who behavior continues, it mous. It is better to be safe abuse children. The man- would be best to seek than sorry in this case. ner in which he interacted professional interven- -- NURSE WHO CARES IN with “Not on My Watch’s” tion. -- JUDY AT CHILD OHIO daughter sounds a lot like ADVOCACY CENTER HAGAR THE HORRIBLE an interaction between an DEAR JUDY: Your letter ■ Write Dear Abby at adult abuser and a child echoes the sentiments of www.DearAbby.com or -- something he may have the majority of responses P.O. Box 69440, Los been mimicking. I received about 5-year- Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

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Lake City Reporter Job Job Personal Merchandise Classifieds dial-a-pro Legal Legal Reporter Service Directory 100 Opportunities 100 Opportunities 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Under Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TASHAS WILSON 45 Temp Farm Workers & 4 Temp Horticultural Workers Notice is hereby given that sealed Furniture Laborers needed 12/31/12 - needed 12/31/12 - 7/31/13. bids will be received in the Columbia Hickory Hill Greenhouses, $100 $ 50 County Manager’s office until 11:00 8/20/13. Wrkrs will perform a va- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO riety of duties associated with Olmstead, KY. Must have 3 mo. One item per ad Services A.M. on November 30, 2012, for Co- REFUSE ALL BIDS. verifiable exp. operating 55 + HP 2Each additional growing peaches. Wrkrs will be in- 4 lines • 6 days lumbia County Project No. 2012-12. line $.25 Cash only, 10% Buyers premium, volved with planting, thinning, nursery equipment. Worksites in Rate applies to private individuals selling FL Cert. Teacher with 10 yrs This office is located on the second Jerry Duncan #AU527. various greenhouses, fields in personal merchandise totalling $100 or less. floor of the Courthouse Annex at 135 pruning, cultivating, harvesting, & Each item must include a price. exp. Offering a homeshooling Olmstead, KY Plants, cultivates, This is a non-refundable rate. group in Jan. Reasonably priced. Hernando Avenue, Room 203 Lake 05535761 packing peaches. Guaranteed 3/4 City FL 32055. of contract hours. All work tools, & harvests horticultural special- Interested parents 386-288-0954. November 27, 2012 ties, such as flowers & vegetables, Under The scope of services consists of December 4, 2012 supplies and equipment will be sales and delivery of concrete storm- provided at no cost to the worker. & performs related duties in $500 $ 10 water pipes and concrete stormwater Free housing provided for non- environmentally controlled struc- Legal structures to Columbia County Pub- commuting workers. Transporta- ture. Random drug testing at One item per ad lic Works Department. This contract Job employer’s expense. Guaranteed 10Each additional tion & subsistence reimbursed to 4 lines • 6 days will be utilized on an as-needed basis 100 Opportunities 3/4 of contract hours. line $1.10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR worker upon completion of 50% of Rate applies to private individuals selling during Fiscal Year 2012/2013, which All tools, supplies, equipment personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA contract, or earlier if appropriate. Each item must include a price. begins October 1, 2012, and ends provided at no cost. Transportation CASE NO. 09-30-CA 05534241 Pay rate is $9.39/hr or applicable This is a non-refundable rate. September 30, 2013. NOW HIRING & subsistence reimbursed to work- NOTICE OF SALE The Bid Forms and Construction piece rates depending on crop ac- CENTERSTATE BANK OF FLOR- Cashiers & Baggers for High tivity. Worksites in Saluda, Aiken er upon completion of 50% of Under specifications may be obtained from Springs fruit & gift stores. contract or earlier if appropriate. IDA, as assignee of CENTRAL the County’s web site at and Edgefield Co’s. SC. Appli- FLORIDA STATE BANK, Benefits avail: health, dental, cants should report or send a re- Free housing provided for $1,000 $ 75 http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ & vacation. non-commuting workers. Plaintiff, PurchasingBids.asp. Deadline for sume to the nearest FL Agency of One item per ad vs. Apply in person: Florida $9.38/hr. Applicants should 16Each additional questions regarding specifications Workforce Innovation Office or 4 lines • 6 days report/send resume to nearest FL line $1.15 ANDREW MICHAEL MCCRORY, and/or bid documents must be re- Citrus Center (Chevron) call 386-755-9026 & reference job Rate applies to private individuals selling and TRACY M. MCCRORY, 18603 NW CR 236, High Agency of Workforce Innovation personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. ceived before 11:00 P.M. on Novem- # 544485. Dixie Belle Peach Each item must include a price. Defendants. Springs (exit 404 & I-75) office 386-755-9026 & ref. job This is a non-refundable rate. ber 28, 2012. Farms – Ward, SC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, The successful bidder will be re- order # KY0468267. pursuant to the Final Judgment of BARTENDER NEEDED quired to furnish the County Manag- SALES POSITION Under Foreclosure dated the 7th day of No- er with liability insurance prior to Experienced & Dependable, EXP. TRAINER: Responsible for vember, 2012, in the above styled Must have your own phone & car. Teaching individuals about the Available for motivated individual. commencing work. Rountree -Moore Ford, Great $2,500 $ 70 cause, I will sell to the highest and The Columbia County Commission 386-752-2412 Judicial system. Associates degree, best bidder for cash in the 3rd floor benefits, paid training/vacation. One item per ad reserves the right to reject any or all Background and reference checks, 23Each additional of the Columbia County Courthouse and valid DL req’d. PT. E-mail Exp. a plus but not necessary. 4 lines • 6 days bids and to add to the contract or de- 4 TEMP Nursery workers needed line $1.45 in Lake City, Florida, at 11:00 A.M. Call Anthony Cosentino Rate applies to private individuals selling lete from the contract to stay within 12/31/12 – 11/01/13. Workers will resume to [email protected] personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. on Wednesday the 19th day of De- their funding capabilities. plant, cultivate & harvest green- 386-623-7442 Each item must include a price. cember, 2012, the following descri- This is a non-refundable rate. Columbia County Board of County Professional Office Mng bed property: house and nursery stock. Must Commissioners have 3 month experience operating For construction office; proficient Lot 18 of SUNVIEW ESTATES Scarlet Frisina, Chair Under ADDITION, according to the Plat 50+ HP equipment. Guaranteed w/ computer, Qbks, motivated thereof as recorded in Plat Book 7, 3/4 of contract hours. Tools, sup- individual, excellent $4,000 05535922 plies, equipment provided at no communication skills, $ 40 Page(s) 107, of the Public Records of November 20, 27, 2012 One item per ad Columbia County, Florida, TO- cost. Free housing provided for fax resume 386-758-8920, 27Each additional GETHER WITH 2003 Fleetwood STATE OF FLORIDA, CRIMINAL non-commuting workers. Random email [email protected] 4 lines • 6 days line $1.55 Rate applies to private individuals selling Oak Knoll double wide mobile home JUSTICE STANDARDS & TRAIN- drug testing at employer’s ex- personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. (Serial No. GAFL334A76092-OK21 ING COMMISSION, pense. Transportation & subsis- Person to cut cloth material for Each item must include a price. This is a non-refundable rate. and GAFL334B76092-OK21) Petitioner tence reimbursed to worker upon small sewing factory. Also person IF YOU ARE A PERSON CLAIM- vs. completion of 50% of contract or to attend gun shows selling same Under ING A RIGHT TO FUNDS RE- RYAN J. JENNINGS, Case # 32683 earlier if appropriate. $9.39/hr. product. 386-755-6481 MAINING AFTER THE SALE, Respondent Worksite in Mobile Co AL. Re- $6,000 $ 40 YOU MUST FILE A A CLAIM NOTICE OF ACTION port or send a resume to nearest lo- WITH THE CLERK NO LATER TO: RYAN J. JENNINGS, cal FL Agency of Workforce Inno- One item per ad THAN 60 DAYS AFTER THE Residence Unknown 30Each additional vation 386-755-9026 & reference 4 lines • 6 days SALE. IF YOU FAIL TO FILE A line $1.65 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ad- Job # 908305 Big Creek Nursery – Rate applies to private individuals selling CLAIM, YOU WILL NOT BE EN- ministrative Complaint has been personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. Dairyland Nursery – Wilmer, AL Each item must include a price. TITLED TO ANY REMAINING filed against you seeking to revoke This is a non-refundable rate. FUNDS. AFTER 60 DAYS ONLY your CORRECTIONAL Certificate THE OWNER OF RECORD AS OF in accordance with Section CDL Class A Truck Driver. THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- 943.1395, F.S., and any rules pro- Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. DENS MAY CLAIM THE SUR- mulgated thereunder. 3 years exp or more. Medical Garage PLUS. You are required to serve a written benefits offered. Contact DATED this 9th day of November, copy of your intent to request a hear- Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 Sale 2012. ing pursuant to Section 120.57, F.S. P. DeWITT CASON upon Jennifer C. Pritt, Program Di- Dental Hygienist: Golden 4 lines Clerk of the Court rector, Criminal Justice Professional- Opportunity! Full time, Part time, $ 50 By: /s/ B. Scippio ism Program, Florida Department of Fill in, we have a great opportunity 3 days As Deputy Clerk Law Enforcement, P. O. Box 1489, waiting for you! An immediate Includes 2 Signs 17 $ Each additional line 1.65 Tallahassee, Florida 32302-1489, on opening has just come up! That’s 05535880 or before January 8, 2013. Failure to great news in this job market! If November 20, 27, 2012 do so will result in a default being you have a friendly can-do atti- Service Guide entered against you to Revoke said tude, a gentle touch, a great work IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD certification pursuant to Section Limited to service type advertis- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ethic, you are orgainized, and self ing only. 120.60, F.S., and Rule 11B-27, motivated with a god sense of COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA F.A.C. 4 lines, one month....$92.00 CASE NO.: 12-308-CA humor, then you should apply. Dated: November 8, 2012 Call 888-486-2408 to hear a $10.80 each additional line FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF Ernest W. George Includes an additional $2.00 per FLORIDA, a Banking corporation CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUS- message with more details about ad for each Wednesday insertion. organized under the laws of the Unit- TICE STANDARDS the position and instructions on ed States of America, f/k/a FIRST AND TRAINING COMMISSION how to apply for this position in FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OF By: -s- Karla Whiddon, Division Madison, FL. Great benefits! Placing An Ad FLORIDA Representative Plaintiff, Mechanic needed at You can call us at 755-5440, vs. 05535748 Fla.Rock & Tank Lines Monday through Friday from 8:00 JAMES L. HAIR, II, and WELLS November 13, 20, 27, 2012 In White Springs. Diesel exprnc FARGO BANK, N.A. December 4, 2012 reqr'd in maintenance & a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Defendants. Some people prefer to place their STATE OF FLORIDA, CRIMINAL repair of tractor trailers. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 45-50hrs/wk Class A classified ads in person, and some SALE JUSTICE STANDARDS & TRAIN- ING COMMISSION, CDL license preferred. ad categories will require prepay- NOTICE is hereby given than P. Excellent Benefits! ment. Our office is located at 180 DEWITT CASON, Clerk of the Cir- Petitioner cuit Court of Columbia County, Flor- vs. email: [email protected] East Duval Street. BRETT ALLEN, Case # 33238 or fax 904-858-9008 You can also fax or email your ad ida, will on the 9th day of January, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. in the Columbia Respondent copy to the Reporter. County courthouse, Courtroom 1, NOTICE OF ACTION FAX: 386-752-9400 Please 173 N.E. Hernando Avenue, in the TO: BRETT ALLEN, direct your copy to the Classified City of Lake City, Florida 32055 Residence Unknown Department. Florida offer for sale and sell at pub- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ad- EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- lic outcry to the highest and best bid- ministrative Complaint has been filed against you seeking to revoke porter.com der for cash, the following described property situated in Columbia Coun- your CORRECTIONAL Certificate ty, Florida, to-wit: in accordance with Section EXHIBIT “A” 943.1395, F.S., and any rules pro- Deadlines Begin at the Southeast corner of mulgated thereunder. Block Twenty-Four (24), where First You are required to serve a written Be Sure to Call Early Street and Putnam Street intersect copy of your intent to request a hear- and run North and parallel with West ing pursuant to Section 120.57, F.S. Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: side of First Street 52.5 feet to a upon Jennifer C. Pritt, Program Di- Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. Point of Beginning; thence West 105 rector, Criminal Justice Professional- Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. feet; thence North 52.5 feet; thence ism Program, Florida Department of Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. East 105 feet to First Street; thence Law Enforcement, P. O. Box 1489, Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. South and parallel with West side of Tallahassee, Florida 32302-1489, on First Street 52.5 feet to Point of Be- or before January 8, 2013. Failure to Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. do so will result in a default being Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. ginning, except Right of Way for Sunday Highway 41. Said property being entered against you to Revoke said These deadlines are subject to change without notice. further described as Lot 3, Block 24 certification pursuant to Section of Moodie Subdivision of Southwest 120.60, F.S., and Rule 11B-27, Cancellations, Changes Division of the City of Lake City, F.A.C. Columbia County, Florida. Dated: November 8, 2012 & Billing Questions Pursuant to the Final Judgment of Ernest W. George CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUS- Ad Errors- Please read your ad Foreclosure entered in a case pend- ing in said Court, the style of which TICE STANDARDS on the first day of publication. is as set out above, and the docket AND TRAINING COMMISSION We accept responsibility for only number of which is 12-308-CA. Any By: -s- Karla Whiddon, Division the first incorrect insertion, and person claiming an interest in the Representative only the charge for the ad space surplus from the sale, if any, other in error. Please call 755-5440 than the property owner as of the 05535747 date of the lis pendens must file a November 13, 20, 27, 2012 immediately for prompt correc- December 4, 2012 tion and billing adjustments. claim within sixty (60) days after the sale. Cancellations- Normal advertising PUBLIC AUCTION WITNESS my hand and the official Will be held by Gainey Automotive, deadlines apply for cancellation. seal of said Court, this 5 day of No- Inc, in Columbia County at 3468 Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. vember, 2012. S.W. CR 138, Fort White, Fl. 32038 Should further information be P. DeWitt Cason Date 12/11/2012 required regarding payments or P. DEWITT CASON Time: 8:00 A.M. credit limits, your call will be trans- Clerk of the Circuit Court Columbia County, Florida ferred to the accounting depart- 2003 ACURA /s/ B. Scippio Vin #19UUA56643A033509 ment. By: Deputy Clerk 1982 FORD General Information 02500406 Vin #1FTDF14F3CPA23143 November 20, 27, 2012 Advertising copy is subject to NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 05535995 approval by the Publisher who NOVEMBER 27, 2012 reserves the right to edit, reject, FORT WHITE AUTOMOTIVE or classify all advertisements under gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien We will sell the following tenants and intent to sell these vehicles on units at Community Self Storage 814 appropriate headings. Copy should 12/13/2012, 8:00 am at 8493 SW US be checked for errors by the SW State Road 247/Branford Hwy., Hwy 27, Fort White, Fl. 32038, on December 17, 2012 at 9:00AM. advertiser on the first day of pub- pursuant to subjection 713.78 of the WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. lication. Credit for published errors Florida Statutes. FORT WHITE 386-961-9926. will be allowed for the first insertion AUTOMOTIVE reserves the right to for that portion of the advertisement accept or reject and and/or all bids. DONNA TUZI (2 units) which was incorrect. Further, the 1G2WP52K4WF310230 Personal Property Publisher shall not be liable for any 1998 PONTIAC omission of advertisements ordered KATRISHA HERRING to be published, nor for any general, 05535977 Furniture & TV & Boxes special or consequential damages. NOVEMBER 27, 2012 Advertising language must comply WANDA PERRY with Federal, State or local laws Boxes & Totes of Household Goods regarding the prohibition of discrimi- nation in employment, housing and WHITNEY AVERY Household Items public accommodations. Standard abbreviations are acceptable; how- NICHOLAS HIRST ever, the first word of each ad may Furniture & Household Goods not be abbreviated. d M Publishe onthly by the WANDA JONES In Print and Online Furniture & Household Goods www.lakecityreporter.com Lake City Reporter Classified Department: 755-5440 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2012

Job Miscellaneous Unfurnished Apt. Lots for Sale Investment 100 Opportunities 440 710 For Rent 805 860 Property ADVERTISE YOUR 4 Temp Nursery Workers needed 2BR/2BA w/garage PUBLISHER'S NOTE 05535950 of land with 8,000 sf. 12/28/12 – 9/30/13. 3 months veri- 5 minutes from VA hospital and All real estate advertising in this 2 ACRES GUNSHOW: 12/01 &12/02 building. $80,000. Located in Job Opportunities in the fiable exp. properly pruning nurs- @ The Columbia County Timco. Call for details. newspaper is subject to the fair Olustee. Owner Financing ery stock. Worksite in George Co. Fairgrounds, Hwy 247 386-365-5150 housing act which makes it illegal possible. 904-318-7714. MS. Workers will perform a com- Lake City. Admin. $5 to advertise "any preference, Lake City Reporter bination of duties to plant, culti- Amberwood Hills Apts. limitation, or discrimination based Sat 9am- 4pm, Sun 9am-3pm. Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. vate, and harvest nursery stock. Info: 386-325-6114 on race, color, religion, sex, Workers will be required to har- Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & disability, familial status or nation- Real Estate Classifieds. vest both container and field sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. al origin; or any intention to make 870 Wanted grown plants, trees and shrubs. 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com such preference, limitation or Enhance Your Ad with Random drug testing at employer’s Good Things Brandywine Apartments discrimination." Familial status I Buy Houses expense. Guaranteed 3/4 of con- 450 to Eat Now Renting includes children under the age of CASH! tract hours. All tools, supplies, 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. 18 living with parents or legal Quick Sale Fair Price Your Individual Logo equip, provided at no cost. Free The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. custodians, pregnant women and 386-269-0605 housing provided for non-commut- Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans Equal Housing Opportunity people securing custody of chil- For just pennies a day. ing workers. Transportation & 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 TDD Number 1-800-955-8771 dren under the age of 18. This subsistence reimbursed to worker Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville newspaper will not knowingly 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 BRANFORD VILLAS Trucks Call today, upon completion of 50% of con- 386-935-2319 accept any advertising for real es- 940 tract, or earlier if appropriate. Pay 2br/1ba Apts. tate which is in violation of the is $9.30/hr. Applicants should re- Mobile Homes law. Our readers are hereby in- for Rent Now available.$570. mo. 2006 Toyota Tundra SR-5, Crew 755-5440. port/send a resume to the nearest 630 TDD number 1-800-955-8771 formed that all dwellings adver- Cab, Class 3 Tow Package. Cruise, FL Agency of Workforce Innova- Equal Housing Opportunity tised in this newspaper are availa- power windows, Seats Five. tion Office & ref. job # 63656 or 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. ble on an equal opportunity basis. Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer 152,000 miles, $7,800. call 386-755-9026. JDS Nursery – Columbia Arms Apt. located To complain of discrimination call 386-365-1901 Lucedale, MS Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, 386-752-6422 Pet Friendly. the toll free 2 BR/1BA $475/mth. Pool , laundry & balcony. telephone number to the hearing 275 Temp Farm Workers needed 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com impaired is 1-800-927-9275. We’re on target! 12/21/12 - 8/31/13. 3 months expe- Located in center of Lake City rience hand harvesting a perishable Close to Everything !!! Gorgeous Lake View 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 2br/1ba Apt. CH/A $530 month Spacious 4br, split floor plan, crop. Workers will plant, cultivate, separate Living & family rm, gas and harvest diversified crops. $530 deposit. No pets. Quiet Country Park 386-344-2170 f/p, a true pleasure to view. Worksite in Edgefield Co. SC. 3br/2ba $525. Very clean REMAX Missy Zecher Random drug testing at employer’s NO PETS! References & Great area West of I-75, deluxe 623-0237. MLS 81472 $237,000 expense. Guaranteed 3/4 of con- Deposit required 386-758-2280 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D tract hours. Work tools, supplies, hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus equip provided at no cost. Free WATERTOWN AREA SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 3br/2ba DW, Handicap accessible, 810 Home for Sale housing provided for non-commut- Greentree Townhouse ing workers. Transportation & $650 mth, $500 dep. Call 386-344-0144, 386-344-5791 Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free Access Realty Gorgeous views subsistence reimbursed to worker water & sewer. Balcony & patio. upon completion of 50% of con- 3bd/3ba on Lake Montgomery. Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. Elevator, fishing dock & jacuzzi. tract, or earlier, if appropriate. Mobile Homes 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Work tools, supplies, and equip- 640 for Sale MLS 81438 $249,900. ment will be provided at no cost to Redwine Apartments Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 the worker. $9.39/hr plus applica- 2 MFG HOMES on 5 ACRES! Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, Access Realty - Spacious 4 bd/3ba ble piece rates depending on crop Great for 2 families in Godbold we have a home for you. Cypress Lake w/ 3643 sqft 1.25 activity. Report or send a resume Acres west of Lake City $79,900 386-754-1800. acres on lake. Vaulted to the nearest FL Agency of Work- DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY www.myflapts.com ceilings. MLS 81314 - $279,900. days a INC. 755-5110 #81421 force Innovation 386-755-9026 & Wayne Manor Apts. Patti Taylor386-623-6896 ref. job order # 543794. Titan 2013 DOUBLEWIDE Spacious 2bedroom week Peach Farms – Ridge Springs, SC $33,995 inc. set-up, washer/dryer. Behind Kens off Access Realty- Two story 1895 trim-out & A/C Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 Victorian house w/ electrical up- Medical Call 386-288-8379. www.myflapts.com grades throughout. double -deck porches, MLS 71594 - $149,900. 120 Employment 3BR/2BA 28X64 in a great loca- Windsor Arms Apartments. Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 DIETARY MANAGER Needed tion, a lot of upgrades, fireplace. Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet CDM, Chef, LTC, 2 years Only $2,500 down $399 a month. Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- Affordable 4/2 on 10 acres in Bell. Subscribe Today experience preferred Call Paula at 386-752-1452 or er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. Home features over 2,200 heated Must be able to manage large staff E-mail [email protected] www.myflapts.com sqft. MLS# 76585, Results Realty 386-755-5445 and oversee daily food preparation $67,500. Brittany Stoeckert 5 LIKE New 386-397-3473 for a 180 bed SNF. Mobile Homes!!! Furnished Apts. Full time with excellent benefits. For under $30,000. MUST SEE 720 For Rent Eastside Village Adult community, E-mail resume to Greg Roberts: Call John T. 386-752-1452 Great location, community pool [email protected] ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, 3BR/2BA Double- Elaine Tolar 755-6488 or fax to: (386)362-4417. BANK REPO Sands, Columbia. All furnished. MLS 74823, $84,900 Live Oak, FL EOE/V/D/M/F wide ’09 Excellent condition. Only Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. $999 down $377 a month. Call Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Exp. CAP or Licensed Mental Paula 386-752-1452 or E-mail $135, 2 persons $150. weekly Emerald Forest repaired Brick Health Professional for [email protected] 386-752-5808 counseling and assessments in home 3b, 2ba, Lg recreation rm, an outpatient SA treatment CLOSE TO VA MED CTR! fireplace, MLS 82021 $134,900 program. Ref. Req'd. PT 3BR/2BA w/beautiful interior, Unfurnished Sherry Ratliff 365-8414 Email resume to new CH&A $59,900 DANIEL 730 Home For Rent Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty [email protected] CRAPPS AGENCY INC. Exceptional home on 5 ac, 3200 sf 755-5110 #81428 2BR, 1/2 acre, Fenced, Close-in, 2006 Toyota GREAT OPPORTUNITY Huge Den, Carport, Smoke Free, 4b, 2.5ba. Lots of storage, 3 out Tundra SR-5 • Full Time Experienced RN’s, $800 mo. App & Ref Req’d buildings. Elaine Tolar 755-6488 LPN’s 7a-7p & 7p-7a Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Short Term Avail 386-758-9824 MLS 80325 $287,500 Crew cab, Class 3 Tow • Full Time Experienced MLS #75661 - Must be 55+, Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Package, cruise, power C.N.A’s All Shifts Manufacture home, 1 ac, fireplace, 2br/1ba $575 mo. + sec., windows, seats five. • Full Time Experienced laundry, open & bright $79,900. 4mi S. Lake City. Clean & Quiet Hallmark Real Estate 152,000 miles. 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 4.3 acres on the Santa Fe River. Activity Assistance Call Denise Bose 752-5290 $7,800 Apply in person at www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Wooded. Natures lover’s paradise. ! Suwannee Health Care & Rehab. EASTSIDE VILLAGE 3br/1.5ba. Very clean, Brick great Paved Rd frontage, septic. MLS 386-365-1901 1620 Helevenston Street S.E. 2BR/2BA w/lg kitchen, open floor 81946. Ron Feagle 386-288-2901 plan $79,900 DANIEL CRAPPS area w/bonus room. Carport, shed Live Oak, FL 32064 & Fenced (privacy) back yard. Eastside Village Realty, Inc. EOE/m/f/d/v AGENCY INC. 755-5110 #80972 $825. mo $825. dep. Ref’s req’d. MLS #81958-, $115,000. Must be (941)920-4535 55+, 3br/2ba, Site Built w/ lots of Schools & HALLMARK REAL ESTATE 3BR/2BA Carport hardwood room, split plan mstr suite, FL. 240 Education What a Deal! 2003 3/2 MH over floors. CH/A Fenced yard. Good Rm. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 1600 sqft,in Trenton, .92 ac ONLY area. $750 mo plus security. 05535484 case # 091-379757 MLS# 82117 386-752-0118 or 623-1698 Interested in a Medical Career? Robin Williams 386-365-5146 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Avail. for Rent - 1206 McFarlane MLS #81959 - Must be 55+, Express Training offers LIVE OAK! Cute home in city courses for beginners & exp Ave., 3 BR/2 BA house. Smoke 2br/2ba, $79,900. Site Built Home limits; 3BR/1BA & 1,294 SqFt Free and No Pets allowed. $850 a w/eat in kitchen, laundry rm, scrn $49,500 DANIEL CRAPPS mo. $500 dep. Call for appt. porch. Denise Bose @ 752-5290 • Nursing Assistant, $479 AGENCY INC. 755-5110 next class- 12/24/2012 904-813-8864. #81410 On Suwannee River, 4 acres, Very Nice 3BD/2ba brick home, Needs some elbow grease, 3br, • Phlebotomy national certifica- $745 mth & $500 dep. tion, $800 next class-11/05/12 MUST SEE 2013 2x6 walls, R30 3058 sqft, beautiful view, Application Required. Poole Realty MLS 82075. insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, Call 386-935-1482 to see. • LPN 03/11/13 real wood cabinets, and thermal Call Glenda McCall $299,900 pain windows. Payment $399 per Private Estate on 39 + ac, city lim- Fees incl. books, supplies, exam month call John T 386-752-1452. Business & fees. Call 386-755-4401 or 750 Office Rentals its. 6br, 3.5ba, 3 fireplaces, much expresstrainingservices.com Palm Harbor Stilt Homes more.MLS76111 Mary Brown Waterfront , Beach, 34 Years For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- Whitehurst 965-0887 $994,000. Experience tors office, Former professional Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty www.plantcity.palmharbor.com office & Lg open space: avail on John Lyons 800-622-2832 x210 East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. Reduced, 6500 plus sqft home 310 Pets & Supplies Weekdays 386-984-0622 boasts of oversized rooms, 6br, Poole Realty, 3/2 MH, fireplace, evenings/weekends 497-4762 3.5ba to many amenities to New Igloo screened back porch, storage shed mention. Call Prell Gwinn, Poole Dog house. and all the amenities necessary for PROFESSIONAL Realty, MLS 80949 $280,000 Med size, $50.00 a relaxing lifestyle, Irvin Dees, OFFICE UNIT Contact 386-466-5022 208-4276. MLS 82226 Oakbridge Office Complex Remax- Pam Beauchamp 725 SE Baya Dr - Call 752-4820 386-303-2505, Golfers Dream PUBLISHER'S NOTE 3B,2B formal living & dining, Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs WANTED…CASH PAID for cover back porch. and cats being sold to be at least 8 your Mobile Home, Singlewide or Lots for Sale MLS 81110 $189,000 weeks old and have a health Doublewide flood homes wel- 805 certificate from a licensed come. Call 386-288-8379 Beautiful lot on Suwannee. Remax- Pam Beauchamp veterinarian documenting they 386-303-2505, South Oaks C/C, WOODGATE VILLAGE! Property features stairway to dock, have mandatory shots and are on Suwannee. MLS# 78842, 3Br or 2Br & den, 2Ba over look- free from intestinal and external Move-in ready! Open 3BR/2BA $35,000 Brittany Stoeckert ing 9th hole, fenced backyard & parasites. Many species of wild- floor plan on nice shaded lot more MLS 81191 $179,000 life must be licensed by Florida $49,900 DANIEL CRAPPS 397-3473 Results Realty Fish and Wildlife. If you are AGENCYINC 755-5110 #82259 Charming, like new, well Remax- Pam Beauchamp unsure, contact the local Maintainted 3br, 2b, split floor 386-303-2505, Beautiful Moun- office for information. WOODGATE VILLAGE! plan, Corner lot. REMAX tainside 3b,2ba, 1662sqft, .45 ac. Nice 3BR/2BA DWMH w/fenced Missy Zecher 623-0237 open floor plan, so much more Yorkie-Poo puppy, MLS 80447 $144,900 Playful and Smart. yd, workshop; $39,900 MLS# 81632 $100,000 Ready December 1st. DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY, Custom genesis modular home, Terrific home on 5+ acres. 3br, $300-600 386-365-7002. INC 755-5110 #79078 finest amenities, lg oaks, custom 2.5ba, large kitchen, covered deck. drapery, f/p, fine detail throughout. MLS 81630 $199,000 Mobile Home Remax Missy Zecher Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty 402 Appliances 650 & Land 623-0237 MLS 81634 $299,000 Elaine Tolar 755-6488 2br, 2ba, 3.51 acres. 1512 sqft, Great family home, 3/2 recently Unique home with 2800 sqft, Brand New Whirlpool W/D upgraded, great location. Warranty until 8/2017. nice affordable DW. Perfect large upstairs game room, Rental. Results Realty, Brittany REMAX PROFESSIONALS on 1.37 acres in Live Oak, $950 For Both Missy Zecher 623-0237 Contact 386-752-8978 Stoeckert 397-3473 Poole Realty, MLS 82214 MLS #882216 $65,000 MLS# 81683 $75,000 $67,500. 362-4539 HALLMARK REAL Estate Computers Great Value - 24 acres, 3/2 2.68 acres homes only. Gorgeous Farms & 407 DWMH open floor plan, in ground neighborhood, Deed restricted. pool. MLS 79000. Poole Realty. 820 Acreage DELL Computer, $34,000. Owner Fin. MLS# 80588. $115,000 Nelda Hatcher. Tanya Shaffer 386-397-4766 $100.00 Call 688-8067 10 acres with well/septic/pp 386-755-9984 or Eastside Village Realty, Inc. (not guar); $300 dwn; $580 a mth. 386-292-2170 Hallmark Real Estate MLS #76668 - $32,000 Must be Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Deer & turkey roam, 3000 sqft 55+, Buildable lot for site built 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com brick home, detached garages- homes only. In Forest Country. Furniture workshops on 18 ac. MLS #81005 Call Denise Bose 752-5290 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well 408 Ginger Parker 386-365-2135 installed, Beautifully wooded Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Solid Wood Dining Room Table w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, Owner Financed 3/2 2.5 ac. River MLS #80401 - $60,000. Must be no down, $39,900, $410 mon and six (6) chairs. Access. Small down $625 mo 55+ 130x750 right on Suwannee, $125.00 Call 352-215-1018 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Beautiful lot, minutes from Royal www.LandOwnerFinancing.com Contact 386-752-3245 www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Springs, Denise Bose 752-5290 Access Realty - 10 acre square Unfurnished Apt. Nice 2 acre lot in Timberlake s/d. tract, High & Dry, OF Avail. w/ 430 Garage Sales 710 For Rent New Owner will have fishing 25% down. Convenient Location rights. MLS #79025 MLS 81258$39,900. PUBLISHER'S NOTE 05535481 Results Realty, Brittany Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 All Yard Sale Ads We’ve got it all! Stoeckert 397-3473 $13,500 Must be Pre-Paid. $89 Deposit Nice vacant lot in Desirable Access Realty- 43.64 acres Limited Avail. Call Today! River Community, wooded acreage in N.Columbia Windsong Apts. MLS #73268 $15,000 County. Scenic & Private. Results Realty, Brittany MLS 74429 $89,900. To place your *Free after school program Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 classified ad call 386-758-8455 Stoeckert 397-3473 REMAX PROFESSIONALS Hallmark Real Estate 755-5440 1BR APT. Missy Zecher 623-0237. Hunters Paradise! 3/2 brick, over Downtown Location, Clean. New 25 acre parcel, Corner lot, 1700 sqft on 10 acres, 24x24 barn, Carpet $450 mo, plus Security. many possibilities. fruit trees. MLS #80851 Ginger NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 MLS 77720 $175,000 Parker 386-365-2135