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Homeowner killed Department. bers of the Multi- but does not say whether Johns Lonnie Ray “Trey” Johns III, J u r i s d i c t i o n a l was taken into custody before or Alleged after allegedly firing 19, faces charges of possession of Task Force after the shooting. at narcotics squad. more than 20 grams of marijuana ordered him to According to the report, “infor- and drug paraphernalia. drop the weapon mation was received in reference gunman He was arrested at 611 NW but he fired at to an indoor grow operation at By DEREK GILLIAM Bronco Terrace, during the same them instead. (the property).” [email protected] narcotics operation that resulted The officers Johns During the arrest, police took was big in the death of the homeowner, returned fire, from Johns of three “plant pots,” A Lake City man was arrested Alberto F. Valdes, 58. killing Valdes. listed on the report as drug para- in a narcotics operation that left According to sheriff’s report, The arrest report says that “dur- phernalia; an AR-15 assault rifle tipper another man dead late Wednesday, Valdes exited the home brandish- ing the incident a resident of 611 equipped with “tactical light and according to a report released ing a shotgun at about 11:50 p.m. NW Bronco engaged deputies in By DEREK GILLIAM Friday by the Lake City Police Wednesday. Authorities say mem- gunfire and was fatally wounded,” BUST continued on 3A [email protected]

Sheriff’s authorities on Friday identified the man killed at his home by depu- ties after he reportedly fired on them with a shotgun as State will have to wait Alberto F. Valdes, 58. A Lake City Police Lady Tigers’ march Department report, also released toward softball title F r i d a y , interrupted by rain. s a i d sherif f ’s By BRANDON FINLEY task force [email protected] members went to VERO BEACH — 611 NW Columbia High looked B r o n c o Valdes like it was on its way to T e r r a c e the Class 6A state softball l a t e championship on Saturday, Wednesday after receiving but the weather had other a tip someone was growing ideas. marijuana inside the gated, Columbia played its way two-story home. Another to a 3-0 lead heading into man, Lonnie Ray “Trey” the fourth inning before Johns III, 19, was arrested lightning delayed the game there the same night in pos- around 6 p.m. The initial session of an assault rifle delay was set to end at 6:30 and drugs, the report said. p.m., but the rain did not let Further details of the up, pushing resumption of shooting have not been the game back to 9 p.m. made available. After returning to the Valdes’ friends spoke of a field at 9 p.m., Columbia well-dressed man who went and Pembroke Pines to Club Rodeo, 1529 S U.S. Charter’s athletic directors Highway 441, three times met with the FHSAA and a week. He drank Coronas the decision was made to with salt, and would pay resume the game at 9:30 with cash. The bartenders a.m. today. say he blew them kisses “It’s a bad situation after every drink. because we were pretty Sharon Nichter, a bar- much ready to go,” Columbia tender at Club Rodeo, said head coach Jimmy Williams Valdes never got in fights said. “We got off to a good and didn’t drink to excess. start. The good thing is it’s “Sometimes he would BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter VALDES continued on 3A STATE continued on 3A Kayli Kvistad high-fives assistant coach Greg Sund during introductions before the 6A title game Saturday in Vero Beach. Saint Leo U holds local commencement Mall is About 75 area students retooling receive degrees during for new ceremony at FGC Friday. tenant By TONY BRITT [email protected] By TONY BRITT [email protected] erlin Cox stood in the pro- cessional line at the Saint Fall will be the season of Leo University graduation changes at the Lake City with a mixture of wonder, Mall. excitement and satisfaction Representatives from the Vrunning through his mind. Hull Storey Gibson Co., own- “I started going back to college, and ers of the mall, on Thursday once I had my family, it was a lot hard- said Michaels, an arts and er. So, graduating definitely means a crafts supplies chain, will lot to me,” he said. “I’m hoping to take open a store in the mall my love of education now and put it in in the fall. Representatives the classroom.” also announced interior and Cox, 34, of Lake City dropped out of exterior renovation plans college after he finished high school, that will take place at the but Friday afternoon he was one of an mall this summer. estimated 75 Saint Leo graduation can- “Michaels will be joining didates set to receive degrees. us at the Lake City Mall,” Saint Leo University held its annual said Coles Hull, marketing commencement exercises Friday analyst with the Hull Storey at the Florida Gateway College Gibson Co. Howard Conference Center. Saint Leo Hull said Michaels will University has a Lake City center on take the space between the Florida Gateway College campus. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Belk and T.J. Maxx, about A Saint Leo University graduate helps a fellow graduate to adjust her tassel during commencement ceremo- GRADUATION continued on 3A nies Friday at Howard Conference Center at Florida Gateway College. MALL continued on 7A

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TALLAHASSEE — The ment and contributing hazing ritual in 2011 plead- travel between Marion and clock is ticking for Gov. to the delinquency of a ed no contest to hazing Citrus counties collecting Rick Scott. minor. charges on Friday before expired bags of chips and Scott has until May 24 his trial scheduled for next reselling them to make a to act on a proposed $74.5 week. living. billion state budget. The State bar says During a status hear- The Ocala Star Banner Republican-led Legislature disbar ex-judge ing, prosecutors agreed reports a district manager on Thursday officially put to dismiss a manslaughter told the deputy that only the budget on Scott’s desk. FORT LAUDERDALE charge against 25-year-old expired products would be Scott is expected to — The Florida Bar is rec- Rikki Wills in exchange in the trash. Otherwise, sign the budget into law, ommending that a former for his plea. He will be sen- they would come from a especially since it includes Broward County judge be tenced next month. truck or loading dock. $480 million for teacher disbarred for ethical trans- Jury selection had been About half the packages pay raises. gressions while presiding scheduled for Monday in the siblings’ van had But the Republican over a murder trial. after Wills rejected a expired dates. governor can use his veto Ana Gardiner resigned plea deal offered by the They were both charged pen to wipe out individual from the bench in 2010 prosecution last week. He with grand theft. spending items in the while under investigation had filed a demand for a budget. Scott has already for having a close relation- speedy trial in early April. warned legislators that ship with a prosecutor who He faced a manslaugh- 2 charged with was trying the case before he expects them to justify ASSOCIATED PRESS ter charge and two counts human trafficking the millions they put in her. It later emerged that of hazing. The manslaugh- Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd holds a photo of schools bus Gardiner had exchanged CLEARWATER — Two the budget for hometown driver Patrice LaToya Sanders during a news conference. ter count carried up to a projects. more than 900 phone calls 15-year prison sentence. men have been charged Scott may also veto a Friday in Winter Haven. Saunders allegedly drove a bus load and 471 text messages The plea deal will not with leading a human- proposed 3 percent tuition of middle and high school students to her house and staged with the prosecutor during require prison time, assis- trafficking ring involving hike for university and a fight between two of them. the trial. tant state attorney Nicole at least 16 women in the college students. Scott A judicial referee rec- Pegues said. She would Tampa Bay area. has maintained a hard line Tampa, as part of her nor- watching. ommended a one-year not elaborate on the details Peter D. Kitt and Shawn against tuition hikes this mal duties. While on the At least one student suspension of Gardiner’s of what his sentence could D. Franklin were being year. bus, a 13 and a 16-year-old recorded the fight on a law license. But the Bar be. held Friday on $1 million The budget covers state girl got into a verbal con- cellphone. has asked the Florida bond each on charges spending from July 1 to frontation, the Polk County When the girls finished Supreme Court to disbar Siblings charged of racketeering and con- June 30, 2014. Sheriff’s Office said. fighting, Sanders ordered her entirely, arguing that spiracy. “This is going to be all the students back on she refused to accept in chips theft Authorities say the handled today and they the bus. Deputies say the responsibility and showed OCALA — A brother women were recruited Bus driver faces just need to fight,” Sanders two girls then began fight- no remorse. and sister have been from strip clubs and sent allegedly said, according ing again. Sanders alleg- Gardiner has 30 days arrested after a deputy to a brothel in Pinellas charges for fight to deputies. edly pulled the bus over to respond. She has said found a van overflowing County to become prosti- WINTER HAVEN The Polk County Public and watched the girls fight she never discussed the with bags of chips that tutes. They were routinely — A bus driver in central Schools driver allegedly again. She did not try to murder case with the pros- were apparently taken given drugs and beaten. Florida skipped all the took the students to her stop them, investigators ecutor during their out-of- from a Frito-Lay factory. Attorney General Pam stops on her route and house in Lakeland, bypass- said. court contacts. The deputy pulled the Bondi called the women’s took the children to her ing the stops she was Sanders then took all siblings over early Friday captivity akin to “modern- house, where she staged supposed to take to let the the students to their stops, after seeing a child jump- day slavery.” a fight between two teen- kids off. She then ordered but not before telling Man enters plea ing around in the back Bondi’s office, the age girls, authorities said the students off the bus. them, “What happens on in hazing case seat. Clearwater Police Friday. The teens then began the bus stays on the bus,” Twenty-five year-old Department and eight Patrice Sanders, 29, fighting in Sanders’ front deputies said. ORLANDO — The Darren Hagerman says other law enforcement picked up the children at yard. Authorities said she The bus driver has been roommate of the Florida he and his sister, 22-year- agencies partnered in the three schools in Bartow, did not do anything to stop charged with child abuse, A&M drum major who old Jessica Huggard, have investigation. about 40 miles east of them, only standing by and neglect, false imprison- died after undergoing a keys to the factories and n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Baseball Hall-of-Famer n Musician Ian McLagan is Yogi Berra is 88. 68. n Critic John Simon is 88. n Actress Lindsay Crouse n Composer Burt Bacharach is 65. OJ to get hearing on bid for new trial is 85. n Singer-musician Steve n Actress Millie Perkins is Winwood is 65. 75. n Actor Gabriel Byrne is 63. LAS VEGAS n Rhythm-and-blues singer n Actor Bruce Boxleitner is .J. Simpson will return Jayotis Washington is 72. 63. next week to the Las n Country singer Billy Swan n Singer Billy Squier is 63. Vegas courthouse where is 71. n Country singer Kix Brooks he was convicted of n Actress Linda Dano is 70. is 58. leading an armed sports Omemorabilia heist to ask a judge for a new trial on the grounds that his lawyer botched his case. Daily Scripture Simpson will testify that the Florida lawyer who collected nearly “Be kind and compassionate $700,000 is to blame for his armed robbery and kidnapping conviction to one another, forgiving each in 2008 and his failed appeal to the other, just as in Christ God for- Nevada Supreme Court in 2010. Simpson’s testimony will offer a gave you.” first look at the 65-year-old former football star since he was sent to — Ephesians 4:32 prison more than four years ago. Simpson didn’t testify at his trial or in the historic case that led to his 1995 acquittal in the slayings Lake City Reporter of his ex-wife and her friend in Los How to reacH us Angeles. ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE “Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess Instead of an expensive suit and O.J. 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DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Law enforcement officers and emergency services per- sonnel clog Northwest Bronco Terrace after officers killed Alberto Valdes in an exchange of gunfire late Wednesday. VALDES: Friends saddened Continued From Page 1A

come in just to say hi,” she said Valdes was his closest said. “He was the guy that friend. blew us kisses and tipped Riol and Valdes met at us $20.” Club Rodeo where Riol Club Rodeo is part bar, sometimes works as a disc part dance club. Women jockey. Nichter introduced dance on top of the bars. Riol to Valdes because The crowd Friday night both are Cuban. included bikers with leath- On Thursday, Riol tried er jackets, but also men in to call Valdes but couldn’t polo shirts and women in get through. That didn’t tight, white pants. Multi- surprise Riol. Valdes colored light reflected off raised cattle on a farm in JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter the dance floor off to the Georgia, according to Riol, Dr. Edward Dadez, Saint Leo University’s vice president of continuing education and student services, congratulates Charlette corner. and sometimes couldn’t L. Herringshaw as she walks across the stage during the Commencement Ceremonies on Friday. Herringshaw received her Joseph Warren met get a signal on his cell bachelor of arts degree in middle school education with a specialty in mathematics Valdes at Club Rodeo phone. about a year ago. Friday night, Nichter According to Warren, called Riol and asked him Valdes was quiet at first, Alberto’s last name. He but loud once you got to said Valdes, and she said know him. Warren said he died. he’ll miss his broken Riol said Valdes raised English and his jokes. guineas in his back yard. Although Valdes spoke Riol said he had about 100 English, if he couldn’t get birds and would sell them his point across, he would for $30 a pair in Miami. find a translator to speak Valdes lived with his for him. son at the house where “He was the only he was killed, Riol said. At Spanish redneck I’ve met,” one time he took care of Warren said. his father, an 80-year-old Laz Riol, owner of man in a wheelchair, but Professional Detailing and Riol said the father lives Car Wash beside Florida in Miami now. Riol said Highway Patrol Troop B his wife had a good job in Headquarters on U.S. 90, Georgia, where she lives.

BUST: Shooting related Continued From Page 1A

optics”; a magazine for the requested the report rifle; a pair of camo style from LCPD on Thursday pants; and drugs. but was denied. A heav- The report does not ily-redacted version was specify whether the released to the newspaper items came from Johns’ 2007 Ford or from the on Friday. home where the shooting Johns has been released occurred. from jail on an $11,000 The Lake City Reporter bond.

STATE: Game delayed JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter St. Leo University candidates for graduation walk from the Florida Gateway College Wilson S. Rivers Library and Media Continued From Page 1A Center to the Howard Conference Center for commencement exercises on Friday. now a four-inning game. ed Lakewood Ranch High, We’re gonna treat it like 7-1, in the state’s semifinal GRADUATION: St. Leo local unit confers degrees its a four-inning game. It’s game on Friday to reach 0-0 and we need to win the championship game. Continued From Page 1A each inning.” Pembroke Pines defeat- Columbia jumped out to ed Gainesville High, 4-2, Approximately 90 stu- class that went on to do a 3-0 lead after scoring two to advance. dents were graduation many things.” runs in the first inning and For more on the game, candidates and about 75 Nikki H. Warren’s gradu- adding a third run in the see the sports section of those students walked ation turned out to be a second. of today’s Lake City across the stage to receive special event, not only for The Lady Tigers defeat- Reporter. their degrees during the her, but also for her family. ceremony. Most of the Several family members graduates received bach- attended the graduation elor of arts diplomas. ceremony wearing yellow Cox, who received a shirts with Warren’s pic- degree for teaching math ture congratulating her on to middle school students, graduating. “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” said he looks forward to “It means a lot to me for making an impact on a lot my family to see me get of students. my degree,” she said, not- He said he’s already ing she graduated with a made an impact on his degree in human services family and his children by administration. “They’ve showing the perseverance supported me along this to complete his college way. This is one of the top education. five days of my life, and “I’ve seen a big impact I’m glad to be setting an on my kids,” he said. “I example for my children, know they’ve suffered a too.” bit and done without for Lindsie Albritton Daina Greene, MD me, but it shows them the wasn’t surrounded by as Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM Healthcare Provider importance of an educa- many family members tion. They’ve striven to as Warren, but she also FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and do good. My third-grader noted she was excited taught his first science JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter about graduating. offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. class a month ago. He kept Columbia County Superintendent of Schools Terry “It’s exciting, it’s a big SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome telling his teachers, ‘I want Huddleston delivers the commencement address Friday. accomplishment and a ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic to be like my daddy and be relief to finally be done,” Gynecological Surgery Call today for a a teacher.’” mingly and she was proud great to see,” she said. “We she said, while taking ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: Julie Turk, director of all the graduates. have so many outstanding photos with relatives. “It ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics 386-755-0500 “It was great to see all graduates this year, truly, ■ Contraception of Saint Leo’s Lake City means a lot that my family ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive center, said the commence- the families turn out. It that I think they are going can be here and see my ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Florida 32025 ment exercise went swim- was a full house, and that’s to be remembered as the accomplishment.” ■ 3D/4D Entertainment Scans www.dainagreenemd.com 4AOPINION OPINION

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ANOTHER VIEW Truth catching up with Obama administration

e wonder how the election would have turned out if diplomat Gregory Hicks had testified before Congress about Benghazi last fall. His dramatic testimony to Congress onW Wednesday made clear the Obama administration mishandled the crisis from the start. Once the tragic debacle occurred, officials were more concerned with damage control than the truth. Republicans have been making this accusation all along, but Hicks was the No. 2 U.S. official in Libya at the time of the attacks that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. This is no political hatchet job. Quick decisions in frenzied situations are easy to sec- ond guess. Even so, Hicks’ chronicle puts the admin- istration, particularly former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in a very bad light. ... [T]here can be no disputing that Hicks and other Americans knew almost immediately that terrorists were behind the Benghazi attack. It was not a spontane- ous reaction to an anti-Muslim video.... Hicks was in Tripoli the night of Sept. 11 when Stevens was killed. He said Stevens called and told him, ‘How sweet the sound’ “Greg, we’re under attack.” Stevens and an aide would soon be dead. Two more Americans, former SEALS Editor’s note: This column was sun, working as security contractors, were killed in a second first published on May 11, 2003. We’ve no less days to sing God’s attack later that night. praise than when we first begun.” Hicks believes that second attack could have been remember the day my mother The song ended and we all prevented if U.S. jets had flown over Benghazi to intimi- led the church singing. It remained standing. The minister date the terrorists. The Pentagon says no planes were was awful – and it was beauti- paused, then looked silently out at available.... ful. Awful because she had a us with love, tenderness, and grati- More damming is Hicks’ testimony that he briefed screechy singing voice, like tude. Maybe we were all thinking IEdith Bunker on TV’s “All in the Secretary Clinton the night of the killings, when it was Morris Williams the same thing: “We did it. We sang already evident terrorists were behind the attack. Family.” Beautiful because she had Phone: (386) 755-8183 the man’s song for him. We did not Yet United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice was still the compassion to lead the singing [email protected] let him go to his grave without his blaming an anti-Islam video five days later on TV inter- knowing she could not sing. 372 W. Duval St. song.” Lake City, FL 32055 view shows. The scene was a little country And my shy, timid mother had led Hicks told the House Oversight and Government church, possibly Prospect or Bethel the singing to be sure we did it. “Anyone at all,” he said. Nobody Reform Committee that when he heard Rice, “I was of Bony Bluff. The occasion was a As we left the little church that moved. “Someone just help us get stunned. My jaw dropped, and I was embarrassed.” funeral attended by only a dozen or day, the words of that powerful, started,” he pleaded. Everybody ... Clinton later promised the father of one of the so mourners. I was the only child magnificent hymn rang in my young remained still and quiet. victims that the filmmaker would be arrested and pros- there. soul. “Amazing grace!” The over- There was a kind of doom in the ecuted — when she should have been fully aware the In my memory, the service was whelming wonder of God’s loving air. We were facing a small crisis. video played no role in the attacks. short. Probably just a prayer, an mercy toward human kind. “How Nobody was going to start the This looks to be a cynical and cruel deception. obituary, a brief eulogy, and a short sweet the sound!” So true. But that singing. Outside, the birds may Indeed, Hicks’ testimony suggests Clinton’s agency sermon. day I had also discovered another have been singing but, inside, the scrambled quickly to keep the truth under wraps. The minister probably reminded might sweet sound: My mother’s minister heard only the sound he Hicks says State Department brass ordered him not us that human life is like grass – in singing voice. The memory would dreaded most: silence. to talk with a visiting Republican congressman (Rep. time it withers; that human glory forever more be sweet music to my Then it happened. Head down, Jason Chaffetz of Utah). When he did anyway, he was is like a flower – -in time it fades. ears. my shy mother, with her high- dressed down by Clinton’s chief of staff. Then he probably expressed confi- My mother, Ida Belle English pitched screech, started singing, all Now, Hicks says, he has been essentially demoted to dence, or hope, that the deceased Williams. Born on a remote farm alone. a desk job, something the department disputes. was a child of God and would there- near Fargo, Georgia, and, equipped “Uh uh maay-zingg grace, How Clinton’s fingerprints look to be very close to — if fore endure forever. with just a third grade educa- sweet thu-uh sound....” That did not all over — this disaster. The short sermon ended and the tion, she endured an early life of it. That got us started. One by When questioned by Congress last January about minister asked us to stand and incredible hardship but she always one, others joined in until everyone when the administration knew terrorists were behind sing a closing hymn. He announced retained a sweetness of spirit and a was singing. No piano, no organ. the attacks, Clinton disdainfully said, “What difference that the deceased had made a love of people. Life span: 78 years, Just human voices quietly echoing at this point does it make?” deathbed request for ‘Amazing eight months, 26 days. throughout the small church. The truth always makes a difference, particularly Grace’ to be sung at his funeral. Of all those days we shared, the There we stood, 12 or so tuneless when four Americans are killed serving their country. The minister then asked that one I remember best is the day she souls, struggling to sing the best ... Americans may be forgiving of any misjudgments someone in our small congregation led the church singing. In memo- we could, but by the last stanza we during a night of chaos and violence. They are unlikely begin the song. He explained that riam, Happy Mother’s Day, Mama. were all united in singing the most to be as tolerant of self-serving deceptions. he was not a song leader and had been unable to provide one. beautiful verse in all hymndom. ■ Morris Williams is a local historian ■ Tampa Tribune “Will someone please lead us?” “When we’ve been there ten thou- and long-time Columbia County resi- he asked. Nobody made a sound. sand years, Bright shining as the dent. Lake City Reporter Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Biggest coverup since Watergate aid President Barack dropped, and I was embarrassed.” The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Obama to the United Team Obama has hindered Rep. for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ Nations last Sept. 25, Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, as he has ties by Community Newspapers Inc. “There is no video that tried to solve the Benghazi puzzle. We believe strong newspapers build strong justifies an attack on an Hicks testified that State Sembassy.” A fortnight after the Department officials ordered that communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and deadly attack on America’s mis- “we were not to be personally inter- profitable community‑oriented newspapers. sion in Benghazi, Libya, Obama viewed by Congressman Chaffetz.” This mission will be accomplished through the surely knew that an al-Qaida- Deroy Murdock He added that Clinton’s chief of teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, propelled assault, not a YouTube [email protected] staff, Cheryl Miller, called after he integrity and hard work. recording, killed U.S. ambassador met with Chaffetz. “She was very J. Christopher Stevens, Foreign consulate. ... No protest.” upset with me,” Hicks said. “She Service officer Sean Smith and for- In the May 13 issue of Weekly delivered a blistering critique of my Todd Wilson, Publisher mer Navy SEALs Glen Doherty and Standard, Stephen Hayes carefully management style.” Robert Bridges, Editor Tyrone Woods. documents how Team Obama sani- Perhaps because he has failed to Jim Barr, Associate Editor As Wednesday’s sworn testi- tized the CIA’s initial talking points toe the Obama line, Hicks testified Sue Brannon, Controller mony by three State Department to erase al-Qaida’s fingerprints from that “I’ve been effectively demoted whistleblowers demonstrated, this this attack. A Sept. 14 version of this from deputy chief of mission to Dink NeSmith, President was just one of many lies deployed document stated, “...we do know desk officer.” Tom Wood, Chairman by Obama and other top officials. that Islamic extremists with ties to So, why this abundance of lies These lies nurtured the myth that al-Qaida participated in the attack.” and obstruction? “al-Qaida is on the path to defeat,” By the time the State Department An al-Qaida-affiliated terror group as Obama claimed the day after and White House had whitewashed targeted an American diplomatic LETTERS POLICY Benghazi. With the truth conve- these talking points, another ver- facility and killed four U.S. public niently obscured beyond Nov. 6, sion on Sept. 15 blandly explained: servants, including Washington’s Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ Obama won re-election as the man “There are indications that extrem- first ambassador to be murdered ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 who supposedly killed both Osama ists participated in the violent dem- on duty since 1979. These facts words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters bin Laden and al-Qaida. In fact, only onstrations.” completely undermined the myth must be signed and include the writer’s name, address the former is dead. The next day, United Nations that al-Qaida was in retreat since and telephone number for verification. Writers can Appearing before the House Ambassador Susan Rice appeared SEAL Team Six liquidated Osama Oversight Committee, these dip- on five Sunday morning talk shows. bin Laden in May 2011. So, Team have two lomats shattered Team Obama’s Relying on these doctored talking Obama buried these inconvenient letters per month published. Letters and guest columns carefully crafted post-Benghazi nar- points, she told Fox News’ Chris truths beneath a sand dune of lies. are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that rative. Wallace: “What sparked the vio- of the Lake City Reporter. “The YouTube video was a lence was a very hateful video on non-event in Libya,” Hicks testi- the Internet.” Rice added, “It was a BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Deroy Murdock is a columnist with fied under oath Wednesday. “The ■ 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. reaction to a video that had nothing the Scripps Howard News Service only report that our mission made to do with the United States.” BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. and a media fellow with the Hoover through every channel was that “I was stunned,” Hicks testified, Institution on War, Revolution and BY EMAIL: [email protected] there had been an attack on our when Rice spoke on TV. “My jaw Peace at Stanford University. 5A

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May 12 Support group samples at the office any Another Way Inc. pro- week day during business Theater performance vides a domestic violence hours. For more informa- Masterpiece Theatre of support group every tion, call Gayle Rogers at the Arts will present “The Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you 758-2408. Wizard of Oz” at 3 p.m. are a current or former in the Florida Gateway survivor of domestic vio- CHS class lunch College Levy Performing lence, call (386) 719-2702 The Columbia High Arts Center. Tickets are for group location and an School class of 1946 will $10 for adult and $5 for intake appointment. All have its quarterly lunch children 12 and younger. services are free and con- from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Tickets can be purchased fidential. Phish Heads restaurant at First Street Music, Farm on South Main Boulevard. Bureau and Pride or at the Native plants Cost of the lunch will be door. The Sparkleberr y paid by a class member. Chapter Meeting of the For more information, call Family reunion Florida Native Plant Society Lenvil Dicks at 752-8585 or The descendants of will meet at 6:30 p.m. at 961-1104. Thomas and Francis Knight Hatch Park, 403 SE Craven Calhoun will conclude their St. in Branford. The pro- VA event reunion on Sunday morn- gram will include “The Art Lake City Veterans ing with worship at Mount of Propagating,” presented Administration Medical

Pleasant Missionary Baptist DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter by native plant enthusiast Center will participate in Church. The speaker for Betsy Martin. For more the third annual VA2K from Sunday will be Dr. L. C. Diva Day at fairgrounds information, contact Mae 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bradley. The family choir Brandt at (386) 466-0915 or Meet by the auditorium. will sing. Altrusa International of Lake City hosted the fourth annual Diva Day at the Columbia County [email protected]. The event is to raise funds Fairgrounds on Saturday. Mantha Young, president elect of the organization, said more than to held homeless veterans. May 12 500 people attended the event. “At 7:30 a.m. they were sitting in lawn chairs waiting for the Homeless coalition Donations of coats, cloth- doors to open,” Young said. The event opened at 9 a.m. and ended at 2 p.m. The Homeless Services ing, underwear, toiletry Mother’s Day service Network of Suwannee items, footwear, blankets, The Women Home Valley will meet at 4 p.m. canned goods and non-per- Mission of Greater or (386) 755-0522. The Kiwanis Battle of the us so deeply. Attendees at the Columbia County ishables will be collected. Truevine Missionar y Brains fifth-grade county- are encouraged to bring Public Library West Branch or more information, con- Baptist Church, 217 NE Republican women wide competition is set for pictures and mementos on Hall of Fame Drive. tact wellness coordinator Kingston Lane, will have a Columbia Federated 6:30 p.m. at the Columbia of loved ones that can be The network of Suwannee Barry Murphy at 352-376- Mother’s Day service at 11 Republican Women County School District placed on our Table of Valley serves the counties 1611 ext. 4499 or at barry. a.m. The Greater Truevine will meet at 7 p.m. at CCSD Administrative Memories. Anyone in the of Columbia, Hamilton, [email protected]. Dynamic Male Chorus will Porterhouse Grill, 894 SW Complex auditorium. community who has lost Lafayette and Suwannee provide the music. Main Blvd. Come at 6 p.m. someone is invited. For Counties. For further infor- May 16 if you want to eat before the May 14 more information, call the mation, contact Jennifer Mother’s Day lunch meeting. For more infor- hospice office at (386) Lee, homeless coordinator, Retired educators Mother’s Day Lunch mation, call Betty Ramey Medicare seminar 752-9191. United Way of Suwannee The Columbia County will be served from 11:30 (386) 935-4111. The Lifestyle Enrichment Valley, at (386) 752-5604 Retired Educators will a.m. to 2 p.m at the White Center, 628 SE Allison Local history ext. 107. meet at the Country Buffet Lake Yacht Dinner Club Academic program Court, will have a free The Friends of the at 1 p.m. This is our last at The Bishop Edwin The Presley EXCEL Medicare seminar from Library will host Henry May 15 meeting for the year. For G. Weed Camp and The Scholars Program and the 5 to 6 p.m. Seminar will Sheldon as he discusses more information, call Will Bishop Frank S. Cerveny Richardson Middle School be moderated by Irv over 150 years of Lake Plant clinic Brown at 752-2431. Any Conference Center, 11057 EXCEL Science Club Crowetz of C/C & Assoc. City’s history at 7 p.m. University of Florida retired person interested in Camp Weed Place, Live Academic Recognition Subjects covered will be: in the Columbia County Master Gardeners are education is welcome. Oak. For reservations, Program will be at 6:30 p.m. What you need to know Library, 308 NW Columbia available every Wednesday (386) 364-5250 or email in the Richardson Middle about Medicare; when to Ave. from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Ombudsman council [email protected]. School Auditorium. All enroll; what’s covered and Fort White Public Library The North Central students in the Columbia is a supplement needed. To Plant clinic on Route 47 to answer Florida Long-term Care May 13 County School District reserve a seat, call (386) University of Florida questions about lawns and Ombudsman Council will whose first, second and 755-3476 ext. 107. Master Gardeners are plants. Bring samples for meet at 1 p.m. at the Alachua Cancer support group third nine weeks report available every Tuesday free diagnosis or solutions. Regional Service Center, The Women’s Cancer cards have no grade less Remembrance event and Thursday from 9 a.m. For more information, call 14107 NW Highway 441 Support Group of Lake than a B or S will be hon- Haven Hospice will to noon at the Columbia 752-5384. in Alachua. The ombuds- City will meet at Baya ored. The speaker will have a Spring Love and County Extension Office, man program is seeking Pharmacy East, 780 SE be Lake City Police Chief Remembrance Butterfly 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, Soil testing volunteers to advocate for Baya Drive, from 5:30 to Argatha Gilmore. Memorial at 6 p.m. at the to answer questions about Columbia County Master the rights of elders living 6:30 p.m. Our speaker will For additional informa- Suwannee Valley Care lawns and plants. Bring Gardners will do free soil pH in nursing homes, assisted be Linda Dowling, man- tion, contact Mrs. Bernice Center Community Room, samples for free diagnosis testing each Wednesday at living facilities and adult ager of Columbia County D. Presley at 755-8130. 6037 W. U.S. Highway 90, or solution suggestions. the Agricultural Extension family care homes. For Resources. For more infor- to celebrate the lives of For more information, call Office at the County more information, call toll- mation, call (386) 752-4198 Battle of the Brains those who have touched 752-5384. Fairgrounds. Drop off soil free (888)831-0404. OBITUARIES

Denzil Cartrett Lovett It would be weeks before Mr. in death by his father, James 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Lake L. and Eleanor Baker, Sr.. He Chapel of Dees-Parrish Fam- Markham’s family would ind Leo Markham, Sr,, mother, City, Fla. Please make memorials was a member and held the Fel- ily Funeral Home with the Rev. Denzil Cartrett Lovett, age 93, of out he was alive. Mr. Markham Annie Lee Cox Markham, to Nature’s Coast Hospice or the lowship Degree with the Lake Cagney Tanner, oficiating. In- Lumberton, NC passed away on suffered bilateral eardrum rup- grandfather, Charles Wesley Wounded Warrior’s Foundation. City Moose Lodge and was in terment will follow in the Me- Saturday, May 4, 2013 at Wood- ture, which resulted in permanent Markham, grandmother, Net- www.guerryfurnerahome.net the U.S. Navy during Vietnam morial Cemetery, Lake City, Fl. haven Nursing ringing in the ears and a concus- tie Ann Payne Markham, sis- serving aboard the USS Litch- The family will receive friends Center in Lum- sion. He was prescribed two ter, Alene Markham Cox, wife, William Kenneth Mytych ield. He is preceded in death Monday May 13, 2013 from berton, NC. weeks bed rest, then sent back Hazel Batterson Markham, son by a son, Felix Baker, III. And 5:00-7:00 P.M. at the funeral She was born into battle even though all he Linwood Larry Markham, and Lake City , Florida - William was a member of the Abun- home. Dees-Parrish Family Fu- in Columbus could hear was constant ringing. stepson, Mark Batterson (Jan). (Ken) Mytych, 70, passed away dant Life Church, Lake City. neral Home 458 S. Marion Av- County, NC on Due to wartime conditions, his Mr. Markham is survived by his May 9, 2013. Ken was born in Survivors include his wife Betty enue Lake City, Fl. is in charge April 22, 1920. paper were not completed, and daughter, Jennifer Ann Markham Portsmouth, VA in 1942. Prede- Jean Baker, Lake City, Fl. One of all arrangements. Please sign Mrs. Lovett Mr. Markham would not receive Bowles (Jerry), granddaughters, ceasing him were his parents, daughter: Linda (Marshall) the online family guestbook at was a previous his campaign medals and purple Lindsey Renee Bowles (John Joseph and Rebecca Mytych Davis, Lake City, Fl. Three parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com. heart until thirty years later. Pickett), Jennifer Marie Bowles and his wife of 44 years, Viv- Sons: Chris (Cynthia) Baker, resident of Lake City, Florida Greenville S.C.., Wayne Baker, before relocating to Lumberton, Upon Mr. Markham’s return to McKeithen, Afton Markham ian D. Mytych. Ken is sur- Lake City, he became employed vived by his wife Susan; two Virginia and Harold (Beth) Pow- NC. Denzil enjoyed garden- Brown (Chuck); grandsons ell, Lake City, Florida. Eleven ing, spending time with family, with Southern Bell as a lineman. Dustin Duane Dupree (Elena) sons, Richard W. and William He was employed with them for L.; daughter-in-laws, Tracey grandchildren and eighteen friends and her pets. She also and Philip Stephen Markham great grandchildren also survive. Obituaries are paid advertise- volunteered at the Christian Ser- thirty-eight years until his retire- (Eva), great-granddaughters, and Barbara; and 3 grandsons, ment. Mr. Markham was also Conner, Gregory and Matthew. Funeral services for Mr. Baker ments. For details, call the Lake vice Center in Lake City for sev- Ciarra Marie Shelton, Virginia will be conducted Tuesday, May City Reporter’s classified depart- one of the founding members Katyana Carr, Kaley Marie A memorial service will be held eral years. Denzil was a devoted Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 11 14, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. in the ment at 752-1293. Christian. She will be deeply to help start the Florida Army McKeithen, Selena Maria Stan- National Guard Reserve in Lake AM at Falling Creek Chapel, missed by all family & friends. forth, Charleigh Brown, Luci 1290 NW Falling Creek Road, A funeral service was held on City. Mr. Markham was later Brown, and Kaylee Markham, asked to the be 1st Sergeant. Mr. Lake City, FL. In lieu of low- Monday, May 6, 2013 at Floyd great-grandsons, Stephen Thom- ers, the family requests that Memorial Chapel in Lum- Markham accepted the position as Stanforth, Joshua Lucien and remained the 1st Sergeant donations in the memory of berton, NC. Mrs. Lovett was Dupree, and Caleb Markham, William K. Mytych be made to laid to rest at Meadowbrook until his retirement on Febru- ex-wife, Ramah (Raye) Mable ary 14, 1986. Many of Lake Haven Hospice, 6037 US Hwy Cemetery in Lumberton, NC. Markham, and ex-daughter-in- 90 W, Lake City, FL 32055. City’s young men grew up under law, Sandra Lewis Markham. James Leo Markham, Jr. his command. There would be Funeral services will be con- Felix Lockart Baker Jr. many stories told about the two ducted at 2 P.M. Tuesday, May weeks at Camp Blanding each James Leo (J.L) Markham, Jr. 14, in the Chapel of Guerry Felix Lockart Baker, Jr., 79, a was born on February 14, 1926 year, most of them funny, but Funeral Home with Mr. Bob resident of Lake City, Florida in Lake City, Florida. He died true, but they never got tired of DeSpantis, Chaplain of Na- passed away May 11, 2013 hearing them. Through his per- peacefully at ture’s Coast Hospice, oficiat- at the V. A. Medical Cen- home after an sonal involvement in the Florida ing. Interment will be in Bethel ter, Lake City, Florida fol- extended illness Army National Guard Reserve, Cemetery, Columbia County, lowing an extended illness. Summer Leagues Mr. Markham has many times Fla. Visitation will be from 5 Mr. Baker had resided in Lake on May 9, 2013. been called “Mr. National Mr. Markham to 8 P.M. Monday, May 13, at City for the past forty-ive years Now Forming Guard” in the community. But to GUERRY FUNERAL HOME, and is the son of the late Felix was a lifelong resident of Lake many of his friends and associ- Adult–Youth City and attended Lake City ates he was known as “Sarge”. schools, where he played on Mr. Markham was a avid hunter the Columbia High football and Starts June 6 and isherman. He loved to dog track teams. He was afiliated hung and the sound of dogs with the Advent Christian faith. chasing a deer was music to his New Arrivals - Reefs for Men & Women Mr. Markham joined the United Ladies Night Trio ears. He loved jigger ishing, All Kids States Marine Corps the day no motor needed, just some- Tuesdays 6:30 after he turned seventeen dur- one to paddle the boat. He was NEW ing World War II. He was sent known for being very popu- Sandals Starting June 4 to Paris Island where he met his lar with every game warden in drill master and mentor, Corpo- Columbia County. They were Mixed League Nights ral Doyle. He was assigned to always trying to catch up with 30% off the USS Wilkes-Barre, and was him, but were never quite able Sunday Wednesday Friday sent to Japan, where he engaged to. Everyone loved gathering at Starting May 22 in various campaigns. One cam- Carter’s Food Store or Johnny New Designs paign, Mr. Markham and two of Brim’s Bait and Tackle to listen his fellow Marines were knocked ––––––– to his many hunting and ishing unconscious by a nearby bomb. tales and the days of the Ma- Monday Men’s Trio 8PM They were taken back to their rine Corps and Corporal Doyle. & Pool & River Floats barracks where one was sent Mr. Markham loved the outdoors, Starts June 3 home and Mr. Markham and the his family, God, and his country. other Marine were ordered to bed He loved to watch Old Westerns, WILSON’S OUTFITTERS Call for details - 755-2206 rest for two weeks. Mr. Markham Fox news, Seminole Football, Visit us online www.LakeCityBowl.net was reported MIA to his family and Eli and Peyton Manning. 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 by the U.S. government and it He was an avid Republican. [email protected] was reported in the local paper. Mr. Markham is preceded 6A

6a LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNday, MAY 12, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Habitat looks to start more homes soon Charity teams up with Papa John’s Pizza to raise funds for local projects.

By CHRISTOPHER SHUMAKER Special to the Reporter ake City resident Trineshia Carter said she works hard to make a better life for her and her two children but finds she struggles financially, living pay- Lcheck to paycheck. The local certified nursing assistant said it’s difficult to pay her monthly bills as well as find affordable housing that fits her family’s size. The single mother currently lives in an overcrowded two-bedroom apartment with 9-year-old Kyndrea and 5-year-old Tri’shawn, with whom she shares a bed- room. “The government says I make too much money to receive any assistance,” Carter said. “It is very hard. I had my daughter when I was young. I still gradu- ated high school, though, and went to college to get my CNA certificate. Then, I had my son. It’s really, really hard to live month to month without some help.” Carter said things are looking up for her though. She recently qualified to receive a Habitat for Humanity home. Because the organization relies strictly on donations from the local community, she CHRISTOPHER SHUMAKER/Special to the Reporter is waiting for Habitat for Humanity Lake Trineshia Carter (right) looks over a Habitat for Humanity Lake City/Columbia County Inc. memo at a recent board meeting while Brandi City/Columbia County Inc. to receive Newkirk looks on. Both women are future Habitat homeowners. Carter and Newkirk have to complete 60 hours of community service, as well enough money to start building her three- as hundreds of hours helping build their homes, have a stable income and live in substandard housing in order to qualify for a home. bedroom, two-bath house. The local nonprofit is teaming up with decent, affordable housing for low- Paul Hakken, the local Papa John’s build a Habitat home. He said the organi- Papa John’s Pizza to end poverty housing income families,” Burnham said. “I franchise owner, said he appreciates the zation’s goal is to build at least one home and help families like Carter’s. You can believe these homes and what Habitat work Habitat does for this area and is in the county each year. The organiza- help, too. does for families offer this community more than happy to help. tion finished building its fifth home in Lake City Papa John’s is donating hope and opportunity for future genera- “I have a strong charitable impulse,” July 2012 and hopes to start its next one 10 percent of its online profits each tions.” Hakken said. “My mother was a social in early summer. month to Habitat. Customers must go The Christian nonprofit builds low-cost worker at a hospital. I like to do things Carter met the criteria to become a to papajohns.com, select the Lake City housing for families in need. Families that I believe would have made her partner family with the local Habitat location and enter the promotional code must be able to repay a no-interest mort- proud of me. I have been blessed with a chapter earlier this year and has already LCHabitat for the organization to receive gage loan, have acceptable credit and a fortunate life thus far. When I see others completed more than 20 of her com- donations. In return, people placing stable income. Once they qualify, a part- suffering, I think, there but for the grace munity service hours. She says she is online orders using the code will receive ner family must complete 60 hours of of God go I.” thankful for what Habitat does for fami- a 15 percent discount off their total community service, as well as hundreds Carter said fundraisers like these will lies who just want a better life for their purchase. of hours in “sweat equity” helping build help see that her dreams of being a first- children, as well as themselves. Local Habitat for Humanity chairman their home. They also must prove the time homeowner come true. “They really have helped me a lot,” George Burnham said he hopes this house they are currently living in is in “Please, please, please put your dona- Carter said. “Without them, I would not partnership brings awareness to others substandard condition or too small for tions in, eat pizza and help us,” Carter be able to do it on my own — actually about the organization while offering a their family’s size. said, “so I can continue to build a better get a nice place, you know, for what I benefit to Papa John’s customers. “It’s a hand up,” Burnham said, “not a life for my family.” could afford. It’s something I can leave “Monetary donations will help offer hand out.” Burnham said it costs about $40,000 to my kids once I’m gone.” Job fair at Legion connects veterans with employment

what makes the difference Military service for us.” seen as a plus by George Upshaw, an Army area employers. veteran, said he thought the job fair was exciting. “There are quite a few By TONY BRITT companies here,” he said. [email protected] “I think this is pretty good for the veterans. Veterans Close to 60 veterans or do a lot for the country, and their qualifying spouses I think that when they are attended the Paychecks in need, the country should for Patriots 2013 Veterans’ step up for them.” Hiring Fair at American Denise Wynne, Florida Legion Post 57 on Friday. Crown Workforce Board The event, which lasted lead employer services rep- for about five hours, drew resentative, said the hiring 10 to 12 employers. fair was a big success. Dennis Morse, Dollar “I spoke with some of the General human resources employers and we’ve had representative, attended the some great feedback about job fair looking to offer vet- how their interviews went TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter erans employment. and some great referral Florida Highway Patrol troopers Mike Cagle and Shelia Walker talk to veteran and Florida Crown Workforce Career Center “It’s a little bit on the slow information,” she said. “I employee Bryant D. Frye during the Paychecks for Patriots 2013 Veterans’ Hiring Fair at American Legion Post 57 on Friday. side, but the people coming think overall the event was in bring good skill sets,” a great success. he said. “Veterans are well “It’s important to have trained in handling difficult an event like this to show situations, planning, orga- appreciation to veterans for nizing and they are mission the service that they do,” oriented. We can take those she added. “It’s also impor- same qualities and bring tant for our employers would like to congratulate them into management because they like to have and hourly positions in our veteran employees because Art League of North Florida stores. It’s easy to teach of their discipline, work them how to operate retail. ethic and the skills they’ve The skill set they possess is learned in the military.” on their May 7, 2013 Ribbon Cutting and Open House for their location at 461 S.W. Main Blvd. Wizard of )BQQZ
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MALL: Arts and crafts retailer plans to open store locally Continued From Page 1A

15,000 square feet of retail more than one bay at the space. mall. So, to accommodate Interior demolition of all the space that Michaels the space began Thursday. needs, we’ll be moving the Load-bearing walls are mall office to the other end being torn down and recon- of the mall, at the back of figured to provide space for the mall.” the mall’s newest addition. Other renovations will “Regular construction take place on the interior will start taking place this and exterior of the mall, summer, and we hope to such as new rest rooms. turn over the space to The interior mall renova- Michaels in September,” tions include installation of Hull said. “We can prob- new carpet in the commons ably expect them to open area, fresh paint, pendant sometime this fall. lighting and higher ceilings “We are really thrilled at various locations. that Michaels will be join- “We’ll also be putting ing us,” Hull continued. up walls (sheet rock) over “They have a really strong some of the vacant sites record of success, and that we still have ...,” Hull we’re just so thrilled that said. “We’ll be installing such a strong national large, historical photo- tenant is going to join the graphs over those spaces. existing lineup of retailers Shoppers will no longer that we already have at the see a vacant setting. They’ll Lake City Mall. We’re very see a nice wall with beauti- excited.” ful, historical photographs Hull said Michaels is the that reflect Lake City’s largest specialty retailer of history.” arts, crafts, framing, floral, Minor exterior improve- wall decor, scrap-booking ments will include new and more in the country. entrance features, land- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Hull said she is uncer- scaping and parking. Larry Malcom removes insulation from the ceiling of the former Rex Electronics store in the Lake City Mall on Thursday in tain how many people will The renovation work is preparation for a Michael’s craft store to open in the space. be employed at Michaels. expected to begin in mid- Michaels won’t be the June and be completed said, noting the last reno- tenants like T.J. Maxx, Kay respect we have for the cost of the renovations. only change for the mall. by early fall, hopefully by vations took place about Jewelers and now Michaels property,” she said. “We’re “I don’t want to talk spe- “We are going to be mov- October. The renovations 15 years ago when Hull to the mall. excited for what the Lake cific dollar amounts, but ing the mall office and jani- will not impact mall hours. Storey Gibson purchased “We want the interior City Mall has to offer the we are putting in a signifi- torial space to accommo- “We want to enhance the mall. and exterior, the look and community.” cant investment, both in date Michaels,” Hull said. the shopping experience Hull said the owners try feel of the mall, to reflect Hull did not give a spe- time and money, into the “Michaels will be taking for our customers,” Hull to bring popular national that potential and the cific dollar amount for the property,” she said. Pizza party marks happy end to hard lesson for students

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON been open with the class [email protected] about her struggles with cancer. Before the fund- Elyse Hancock smiled, raiser, the class learned pizza sauce smeared about leukemia and why it across her cheek as she was important to donate to chatted with classmates the cause. in MaryWoodbridge’s “We just wanted to raise Eastside Elementar y money to help kids like School kindergarten class Elyse get well and stay during a Friday afternoon well,” she said. pizza party in her honor. Woodbridge taught The 5-year-old just finished Elyse’s older sister, Audrey, a two-year battle with leu- and followed the 5-year- kemia. old’s struggles through Inspired by Elyse, the updates from Audrey. Not class raised the most long after Elyse’s diagno- money for Pennies for ses, Woodbridge’s hus- Patients, a program cre- band learned he also had ated by the Leukemia and leukemia. Kristy Hancock, Lymphoma Society. They Elyse’s mother, reached raised $359 — the high- out to her. AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter est amount of any class “I feel a little connect- Elyse Hancock (front row, center), 5, poses with her kindergarten class at Eastside Elementary School after finishing her at the elementary school. ed to them,” Woodbridge battle with leukemia. Her class, taught by Mary Woodbridge, raised $359 for Pennies for Patients, a program created by the For their hard work, the said. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Leukemia and Lymphoma Elyse was excited for Society gave the class a gift her port, or her buddy as no way to determine how it was granted, and Elyse for Elyse on Friday to cel- her enlarged heart. card to Domino’s Pizza. the doctors named it, to happened. It’s just one cell traveled to Orlando to meet ebrate the next chapter in Because treatments “They took it to heart finally come out two weeks that decides it’s not going all the Disney princesses. her battle with leukemia. lead to missed school about raising the money,” ago. Officially, she finished to make blood anymore. “For the most part, we’ve According to Melanie, days, Kristy Hancock said, said volunteer and parent all of her chemotherapy in ... I don’t smoke, I took my tried to get her in school, Elyse has been very brave. Woodbridge has been awe- Angie Oglesby. “They felt October 2012, but the doc- prenatal vitamins. We did doing normal things,” Landon even said the entire some. like they were raising it for tors decided to leave the everything right, but she Kristy said. “She lost her class has become best “The school’s been her.” port in to be safe. still got cancer.” hair again, and I was a little friends. really good to us,” Taylor Her son Landon, with First diagnosed with the Kristy Hancock and her worried because she was in “She’s handled treat- Hancock said. “But I don’t help from his mom, filled cancer when she was 2, husband, Taylor Hancock, kindergarten ... but for the ments like a superhero,” think it will ever end. his box five times. Oglesby Elyse faced 28 months of worked hard to ensure most part, her [classmates] Kristy Hancock said. There’s always going to thought they would fill it up treatment. It included che- Elyse lived a normal life. have been sweet.” But the fight isn’t over. be something to war with, once, and their fundraising motherapy, spinal taps and They enrolled her in pre- In class. Elyse sits Now the family has to travel always something to look would be over, but the box a drug regimen. kindergarten and filed next to Melanie Gordon, monthly to the oncologist out for, but we’ve made it kept coming home again. “The bad part is there a wish with the Make-A- whose mother brought to ensure the cancer stays this far.” Woodbridge, Elyse’s is no reason for it,” said Wish Foundation for a trip in Strawberry Shortcake in remission, and Elyse has Nothing else to do but teacher, said Elyse has Kristy Hancock. “They had to Disney World. 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The CDC offers financial literacy train- [email protected] or visit its website Kiwanis Battle of the Brains phies for their hard work, shirt colors vary by team. ing, credit review, pre- and post- at greaterlakecitycdc.com. at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the said Dorothy Spradley, mar- Columbia County School keting coordinator for the Board Administrative Columbia County School Complex auditorium. District. The winning team Ten schools, includ- is awarded the first-place ing Ephiphany Catholic trophy and the travel- School, will compete, each ing Battle of the Brains sending a team of four trophy to display at their fifth-grade students and school until next year’s an alternate to represent competition. their school. 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By BRANDON FINLEY play catch-up,” CHS head [email protected] coach Jimmy Williams said. “They have four innings to VERO BEACH — get four and we want to Columbia High’s chance to hold serve.” win its first state champion- Erin Anderson held ship in softball will have to Pembroke Pines without a wait until 9:30 a.m. today, as hit in the first three innings Saturday’s final was delayed while striking out three bat- in the fourth inning due to ters and walking two. weather. Williams said Anderson The Lady Tigers were will go back to the mound off to a hot start against when the game resumes, Pembroke Pines Charter but both her and Ashley School before lightning Shoup are available. delayed the game. “Erin will be fresh again Columbia (27-4) took at and she might be able to 2-0 lead in the first inning give us a few more innings,” when Tatum Morgan hit Williams said. “She was a shot down the first-base already having a good out- line to score Lacey King, ing. They only had one run- who reached on a walk, and ner at second so far. “ Kayli Kvistad, who had a Despite the delay, base hit. Williams feels good about Columbia added a third the Lady Tigers’ chances run in the second inning when play resumes. after Lauren Eaker and “I feel good about our Brittney Morgan had base chance,” Williams said. “I’d hits. Kvistad walked to rather be up three than load the bases and Tatum down three. I do feel like Morgan delivered an infield we had momentum and the hit to score Eaker for the pitcher frazzled. Hopefully 3-0 lead. we have 12 outs in us. I feel “Being the visitor has good about it.” really given us some moti- Columbia exploded for a vation to get on the board BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter first and let the other team CHS continued on 2B Columbia High’s Hollianne Dohrn tries to beat a throw to first base in the Lady Tigers’ semifinal win over Lakewood Ranch.

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Oakland 18 19 .486 5 ⁄2 Colorado (Nicasio 3-0) at Chicago GOLF Seattle 17 19 .472 6 Cubs (Wood 3-2), 8:05 p.m. 2 p.m. Los Angeles 14 22 .389 9 Atlanta (Minor 4-2) at Arizona (Miley 1 NBC — PGA Tour, The Players Los Angeles 14 22 .389 8 ⁄2 3-1), 9:40 p.m. 1 Championship, final round, at Ponte Vedra Houston 10 27 .270 13 ⁄2 Washington (Zimmermann 6-1) at Beach Saturday’s Games L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 0-4), 10:10 p.m. HOCKEY Toronto 3, Boston 2 10:30 a.m. Tampa Bay 8, San Diego 7 NBCSN — IIHF World Championship, Cleveland 7, Detroit 6 AUTO RACING preliminary round, United States vs. Minnesota 8, Baltimore 5 Germany, at Helsinki (same-day tape) N.Y. Yankees 3, Kansas City 2 Race week COURTESY PHOTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL L.A. Angels 3, Chicago White Sox 2 1:30 p.m. Texas 8, Houston 7 FORMULA ONE State relay medalists TBS — Toronto at Boston Oakland at Seattle (n) SPANISH GRAND PRIX WGN — Chicago Cubs at Today’s Games Site: Barcelona, Spain. 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CHS: McCauley leads semifinal win Continued From Page 1B 7-1 win against Lakewood the pressure on them. I’m for the 7-1 final. Ranch High on Friday to not super surprised that we “It was 4-1 at the time advance to the champion- were able to get the big and I knew we could put ship game. hits and McCauley has just the game away,” McCauley A combined pitching per- been awesome.” said. “In the last few weeks formance from Shoup and Columbia broke the game I’ve got my confidence Anderson shut down the open in the fifth inning. back. We’ve talked about Lady Jaguars, as Lakewood Tatum Morgan’s infield playing for a state cham- Ranch’s only run came as hit scored Brittney Morgan pionship all season and the result of errors in the to make it 4-1 and McCauley we felt like we could make bottom of the first inning. came through in the clutch it happen. It’s been our Shoup picked up the win again to clear the bases with mission going back to 2 with 3 ⁄3 innings pitched a double. King, Kvistad and when we lost to Niceville in with three hits. Anderson Tatum Morgan all scored the playoffs when I was a 1 closed out the game with 3 ⁄3 on the double to center field freshman.” innings, two hits and struck out one batter. “We really put the pres- sure on them in the first inning and then they didn’t hit a ball out of the infield,” Williams said. “The girls were on a mission.” The bats also seemed to be on a mission early and often. Columbia jumped out to a 3-0 lead and never looked back. After a walk by Brandy Morgan and a hit by Kvistad, Tatum Morgan hit a double down the first-base line to score both runners. Caleigh McCauley followed with a single to score Tatum Morgan and the Lady Tigers had put Lakewood Ranch in an early hole. “All day long, the girls kept telling me they were going to get three runs in the first inning,” Williams said. “They wanted to put 3BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia County fifth-grade students line up for the 100-yard dash during the annual Field Day event held at Columbia High on Tuesday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia County fifth-graders compete in a potato sack race during Field Day on Tuesday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Pinemount Elementary School students Madison Barwick (left) and Grace Duncan cross the finish line during the three-legged race competition on Tuesday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter An Eastside Elementary student is splashed by an exploding Columbia City Elementary’s Haylee Land hops to the finish Fifth-grade students circle the baseball bats during the water balloon during balloon toss competition on Tuesday. line as she competes in a potato sack race. Dizzy Bat Relay at Field Day. 4BSports

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High running back Lonnie Underwood (24) looks for running room in the Purple & Gold game at Tiger Stadium on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High head football coach Bryan Allen watches as Rakeem Battle catches a punt during Friday’s Purple & Gold intrasquad game at Tiger Stadium. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Zedrick Woods (4) is chased by Jake Thomas (6) and Dallon Washington (10) as he returns an interception for a touchdown.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Mariaun Dallas (23) and Dylan Madeiros (35) of the Purple squad combine to bring down Jesse Nolan (7).

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Quarterback Jake Thomas (6) throws a pass while being tackled on Friday. 5BSports

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By TIM KIRBY preaching if you do those [email protected] two things, you will always be in a position to win the After a week and a half football game defensively. of work, Columbia High We did a pretty good job of football fans got a peek at that tonight.” the new product. Columbia’s two defenses Columbia’s Gold squad allowed a combined 10 first beat the Purple squad, 14-7, downs with a couple com- in the annual spring game ing on penalties. The Tigers at Tiger Stadium on Friday. recorded three sacks and The players were suited Rakeem Battle had an inter- up for the Purple & Gold, ception for the Gold. but it was a continuation of The Purple’s touchdown what began on May 1. came on a 43-yard fumble “First and foremost we return by Zedrick Woods. are looking for competitive Dotson pointed out that practices,” CHS head coach the only touchdown in the Brian Allen said. “We have junior varsity game came a couple of positions with on defense (a long fumble guys pushing each other. return by Derontae Jordan We want to see if whoever late in the game). is first can hold on with the “We had a lot of 2-3 year guy behind pushing hard.” starters that graduated and Finding a quarterback is finding those backups is a the main task, and Austin goal in the spring,” Dotson Williams, Nathan Taylor said. “We have a couple of and Jake Thomas took kids stepping up, but it’s snaps under center. a long road ahead. That’s Williams was 1-of-6 what summer is for. passing for 19 yards with “I was real satisfied with an interception; Taylor was what I saw tonight.” 2 of 5 for 12 yards; Thomas JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The Tigers will have completed his only throw Gold running back Daylon Sheppard (34) fights for yardage after being wrapped up by Purple defenders Kyle Crews (52) and another four days of prac- for eight yards. Dylan Madeiros (35) during the Purple & Gold game at Tiger Stadium on Friday. tice under their belts before Alex Weber had a catch traveling to Fort White good for 19 yards. Jesse young at quarterback and going to need that.” and set up a sneak by Taylor our shots.” High for the spring game at Nolan, Akeem Williams and we have to do a better job Running backs Lonnie for the other TD. Defensive coordinator 7 p.m. May 17. Terrivio Williams also had managing the game. We Underwood (9 rushes-32 “That was a bright note Dennis Dotson said his side “You expect not to see receptions. have to do a better job with yards), Earl Frames (5-36) to see our running game starts with the basics. mistakes in practice and “We want somebody to ball security — to not lose and Darian Dallas (15-107) coming around,” Allen “The first things we we should have things emerge at quarterback,” the game. Quarterback is got the majority of carries. said. “That’s our bread and instill in a kid are good cleaned up by next week,” Allen said. “That’s what the most important posi- Dallas scored one of the butter. We run the ball and effort and good execution,” Allen said. “We are looking we’re looking for. We’re tion on the field and we are touchdowns for the Gold play defense and then take Dotson said. “We’re always forward to it.” Grizzlies beat Thunder, 87-81 Associated Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Marc Gasol scored 20 points and hit two free throws with 1:03 left to put Memphis ahead to stay, and the Grizzlies held off Oklahoma City, 87-81, Saturday in the Western Conference semifinal. Gasol scored 16 in the second half as Memphis remained unbeaten at home in the postseason. The Grizzlies pulled out the win in an ugly per- formance for both teams. The Grizzlies hit all six freethrows at the line in the final 1:03 to clinch it. Kevin Durant scored 25 ASSOCIATED PRESS points, but only two in the Memphis Grizzlies’ Tony Allen (right) defends Oklahoma City Thunder’s Kevin Durant in fourth quarter. Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinal playoff series in Memphis, Tenn., on Saturday. Stormy round at Players

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PONTE VEDRA BEACH — A rift between Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia attracted all the attention on a stormy day at Sawgrass. Swedish rookie David Lingmerth quietly went about his business and wound up atop the leaderboard Saturday in The Players Championship. Lingmerth finished a wild day with an 8-foot eagle putt on the par-5 16th and a 10-foot birdie on the island-green 17th to reach 12-under par when the third round was suspended because of darkness. It was delayed nearly two hours because of threatening storms. Woods, Garcia and Henrik Stenson — all former Players champions — were two shots behind. Eight players have to return today to complete the round. The Woods-Garcia relationship already was frosty, and an incident on the par-5 second hole was sure to add another layer of chill. Garcia was hitting his second shot from ASSOCIATED PRESS the fairway when he was disrupted by a David Lingmerth of Sweden has a burst of cheers from the large crowd gath- two-shot lead in Saturday’s rain-delayed ered around Woods in the trees. Garcia Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass in snapped his head over to the left and Ponte Vedra Beach. glared. The cheer was for Woods taking a fair- Woods was aware of the comments and way metal from his bag, a risky shot said Garcia didn’t have his facts straight. because he had only a 15-foot gap to “The marshals, they told me he already escape the woods. hit, so I pulled a club and was getting ready During the storm delay, Garcia sug- to play my shot,” Woods said. “And then gested in a television interview that Woods I hear his comments afterwards, and not was the instigator. real surprising that he’s complaining about “Well, obviously Tiger was on the left something.” and it was my shot to hit,” Garcia said. “He Asked if they talked it over when play moved all of the crowd that he needed to resumed, Woods replied, “We didn’t do a move. I waited for that. I wouldn’t say that lot of talking.” he didn’t see that I was ready, but you do Meanwhile, The Players Championship have a feel when the other guy is going to was shaping up to be quite a finish. hit and right as I was in the top of the back- Lingmerth poured in par putts along swing, I think he must have pulled like a the back nine to stay around the leaders, 5-wood or a 3-wood and obviously every- and then he raced by them with his eagle- body started screaming. So that didn’t help birdie finish. He returns today to play the very much.” 18th hole. 6b LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, may 12, 2013 THE TIME TO SAVE IS NOW! www.RountreeMooreFORD.com I@;<@EJKPC<K?@JJLDD

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By TONY BRITT [email protected] ne of the least-noticed groups in the local workforce Ois teenagers with jobs. Traditionally the group’s numbers increase when the school year ends and high school graduations take place often resulting in an increase in the num- ber of people seeking jobs for the summer. “While the US and the state of Florida are see- ing employment figures that are looking more promising each month, the unfortunate truth of the matter is that ... we don’t see a large impact Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter on the employment rate Jacob Miller, left, a Columbia High School junior, hands food to a customer as Jasmyne Davis, right, serves another customer. Pictured at center is Lee as students graduate Pinchouck, Taco Bell general manager. from high school,” said Denise Wynne, Florida Crown Workforce Board work program. her have time to do other Lead Employer Services “All the students have work-related tasks. Representative. “Many of jobs in the community,” “It helps me be able to our students are choosing she said, noting the stu- actually get my job done to pursue a post-second- dents are juniors and when Erica is here to help ary education, and we seniors. “We have restau- me keep the filing and are happy to partner with rant positions, fast food some of the other admin- our secondary and post- positions, clerical and child istration work in order, so secondary institutions to care positions. We have I can work with customers help ensure the success of the gamut of all positions.” directly,” Roberts said. these graduates.” Joshua Crapps, an Students can get a job Linda Moses, teacher, attorney at the Darby when they are 16 years career technical education & Peele law firm, said old and their employment chairperson at Columbia Columbia High School hours are based on state High School, and coordina- senior Michael Wyche has and federal child labor tor of cooperative business done a variety of clerical laws. education program, said tasks that benefited the “Our program helps the Columbia High School firm since he’s been there. students maintain employ- offers programs that help Crapps said there are ben- ment after they graduate,” students gain employment efits for the students as said Moses, whose motto skills and often employ- well as employers through is: Earn While You Learn. ment opportunities with the program. “It helps them with college local businesses. “I think having a job expenses and plus it gives Moses, along with Tony helps them grow their self them training and they L. Robinson, coordinates confidence by being in a learn work ethics about Columbia High School’s business environment and what’s involved in keeping Guided Work Learning, interacting with people in and maintaining a job and Diversified Cooperative an established relationship being successful in life.” Training, On The Job with people in the commu- Moses said she has Training programs where nity so when they get out noticed an increase in Columbia High School student Erica Gall (seated), gets help from Erkinger Construction vice students go to school, of high school they’ll be the number of students president Brandi Roberts as she files paperwork. work and are paid. able to get a job,” he said. looking for employment Columbia High School Brandi Roberts, opportunities, especially students applications from Logistics Academy which I personally know several has 334 students that Erkinger Construction summer jobs, now that local employers as well as has an operational ware- young people who have participate in the Guided Group vice president, said end of the school year is their web sites where they house on-site and allows received their A.S. degree Work Learning program having CHS student Erica approaching. can apply and try to gain students to gain forklift prior to graduating from and Diversified Training Gall as an employee helps She said she gives the summer employment. experience and certifica- high school as a result of “I think the teenage tion, as well as experience these programs. There is a employment market is in shipping, receiving direct correlation between very prominent in the and distribution. These the amount of education local job market and programs are wonderful a person receives and the workforce,” Moses said. as a springboard to post- wages they will earn over “I think it’s a viable entity secondary education, and the course of their life.” in various business here in the county. We greatly appreciate the local businesses because the students are able to earn money and credits for working. Because they have jobs they are able to earn credits that help them with their graduation requirements.” Moses said most stu- dents seek employment for a variety of reasons. “Some of our students are having to pay part of their expenses,” she said. “Some students need the jobs to get credits for graduation.” We’ve Moved! 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ALEX VEIGA “I think he’s frustrated with the cycle AP Real Estate Writer we went through in recent years,” Erickson says. U.S. builders and the subcontractors A shortage of labor in a well-paying they depend on are struggling to hire industry might seem incongruous in an fast enough to meet rising demand for economy stuck with a still-high 7.5 per- new homes. cent unemployment rate. But it reflects Builders would be starting work on just how many former skilled construc- more homes — and contributing more tion workers have moved on to other to the economy — if they could fill more fields. job openings. In 2006, when the boom peaked, 3.4 In the meantime, workers in the right million people worked in homebuilding. locations with the right skills are com- By 2011, the figure had bottomed at manding higher pay. about 2 million. As of last month, about Consider Richard Vap, who owns a 2.1 million people were employed in resi- drywall installation company. The resur- dential construction. gent housing market has sent builders Jobs in the industry did rise 4.1 calling again. Vap would love to help — if percent in April from a year earlier, TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter he could hire enough qualified people. faster than overall U.S. job growth. “There is a shortage of manpower,” But they’d have to surge 24 percent New owner for WillowBrook says Vap, owner of South Valley Drywall more to reach 2.6 million, their 2002 Anne-Marie van der Velde, the new owner of WillowBrook Assisted Living Facility, shakes in Littleton, Colo. “We’re probably only level — “the last time the market hands with former owner Mike Roper, who recently retired. Roper and Carl Allison, owner of hiring about 75 or 80 percent of what we was normal,” says David Crowe, chief Baya Pharmacy, opened WillowBrook Sept. 9, 2000, as a 38-bed facility. Already the owner of actually need.” economist for the National Association facilities in Ohio and Indiana with her brother, van der Velde purchased the 68-bed community The shortage of labor ranges across of Home Builders. occupations — from construction super- For now, the industry is building May 1 from Allison and Roper. intendents and purchasing agents to faster than it’s hiring. In February, painters, cabinet makers and drywall builders began work on single-family installers. The National Association of homes at the fastest pace in five years. Home Builders says its members have And in March, new home construction complained of too few framers, roofers, broke the 1 million mark for the first David L. Roberts, M.D., plumbers and carpenters. The shortage time since June 2008. Permits for future is most acute in areas where demand construction are also near a five-year for new homes has recovered fastest, high. practicing in Lake City notably in Arizona, California, Texas, In the 12 months that ended in March, Colorado and Florida. housing starts surged 47 percent. Yet From staff reports The problem results largely from over the same period, the industry’s have trained intensely, and I understand an exodus of workers from the indus- employment grew just 3.7 percent. Olympic bronze medalist and two-time first-hand the pain and heartbreak of a try after the housing bubble burst. Normally, a rebound in home con- world record holder David L. Roberts, debilitating injury, as well as the long road Experienced construction workers lost struction helps propel an economy after M.D., has expanded the scope of his prac- to recovery.” jobs. And many found new work — in a recession. But even with the steady tice by offering clinic hours to the Columbia In 2012, Roberts joined the 13-member commercial building or in booming and gains in housing starts, sales and prices County community at The Orthopaedic 2012 Florida Sports Hall of Fame class for sometimes higher-paying industries like since last year, the industry remains Institute’s Lake City office. his exceptional pole vaulting career. The mining and natural gas drilling — and below levels considered healthy. Roberts has joined TOI’s FAST ACCESS Hall of Fame has 215 members; their mem- aren’t eager to come back. The National Association of Home Clinic in Lake City. orabilia is displayed at the Lake Myrtle Hispanic immigrants, largely from Builders says nearly half its members The mission of TOI’s FAST ACCESS Sports Complex in Auburndale. Mexico, who had filled jobs during the who responded to a survey in March Clinics is to meet the patient’s sense of Roberts won bronze at the 1976 Olympic boom were among those who left the said a scarcity of labor has led to delays urgency by providing access as quickly Games in Montreal and was the first man industry and, in some cases, the United in completing work. Fifteen percent as possible. Dr. Roberts has joined the to win three straight. States. have had to turn down some projects. Columbia County FAST ACCESS team, After his athletic career, Roberts pur- Dave Erickson, president of Greyhawk “I can’t find qualified people to fill the which includes Edward J. Sambey, M.D., in sued a career as an emergency physi- Homes in Columbus, Ga., lost an employ- positions that I have open,” says Vishaal Lake City, located at 146 SW Orthopaedic cian. He graduated from the University ee who took a job this year in Texas. The Gupta, president of Park Square Homes Court. of Florida College of Medicine, where he former employee is now installing fiber- in Orlando, Fla. If not for the labor “Practicing primary care orthopaedics also completed his nephrology fellowship. optic cable and earning 30 percent more shortage, “I would be able to build more allows me to utilize my education and Additionally, he received general surgery than he did as a construction supervi- homes this year and meet more demand medical experience as well as my back- training at Memorial Medical Center in sor. than I can handle today.” ground as an athlete,” Roberts said. “I Savannah, Ga. 3CClass

LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK Of SUNdAY, MAY 12, 2013 3C IRS targeted conservative groups

By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER ing the American people that these thug- Tea Party groups were livid on Friday. those, about a quarter were singled out Associated Press gish practices are not under way at the “I don’t think there’s any question because they had “tea party” or “patriot” IRS or elsewhere in the administration we were unfairly targeted,” said Tom somewhere in their applications. WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue against anyone, regardless of their politi- Zawistowski, who until recently was presi- The IRS statement said that once appli- Service inappropriately flagged conserva- cal views.” dent of the Ohio Liberty Coalition, an alli- cations were chosen for review, they all tive political groups for additional reviews Many conservative groups complained ance of tea party groups in the state. “received the same, even-handed treat- during the 2012 election to see if they were during the election that they were being Zawistowski’s group was among many ment.” violating their tax-exempt status, a top IRS harassed by the IRS. They accused the conservative organizations that battled the Lerner said 150 of the cases have been official said Friday. agency of frustrating their attempts to IRS over what they saw as its discrimina- closed and no group had its tax-exempt Organizations were singled out because become tax exempt by sending them tory treatment of their effort to gain non- status revoked, though some withdrew they included the words “tea party” or lengthy, intrusive questionnaires. profit status. The group first applied for their applications. “patriot” in their applications for tax- The forms, which the groups made non-profit status in June 2009, and it was “Mistakes were made initially, but they exempt status, said Lois Lerner, who heads available at the time, sought information finally granted on Dec. 7, 2012, he said were in no way due to any political or parti- the IRS division that oversees tax-exempt about group members’ political activities, — one month after Election Day. san rationale,” the IRS said in a statement. groups. including details of their postings on social During the 2012 election, many tea “We fixed the situation last year and have In some cases, groups were asked for networking websites and about family party groups applied for tax-exempt status made significant progress in moving the their list of donors, which violates IRS members. under section 501 (c) (4) of the federal centralized cases through our system.” policy in most cases, she said. Certain tax-exempt charitable groups tax code, which grants tax-exempt status Marcus S. Owens, who spent a decade “That was wrong. That was absolutely can conduct political activities but it can- to social welfare groups. Unlike other leading the IRS division that oversees tax- incorrect, it was insensitive and it was not be their primary activity. charitable groups, these organizations are exempt organizations, said Friday that it inappropriate. That’s not how we go about IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman allowed to participate in political activities made sense that the problem arose among selecting cases for further review,” Lerner told Congress in March 2012 that the IRS but their primary activity must be social workers in Cincinnati because the agency said at a conference sponsored by the was not targeting groups based on their welfare. “really has delegated a lot of authority” to American Bar Association. political views. That determination is up to the IRS. local offices to make decisions about han- “The IRS would like to apologize for “There’s absolutely no targeting. This is Lerner said the number of groups fil- dling their workload. that,” she added. the kind of back and forth that happens to ing for this tax-exempt status more than But Tea Party groups weren’t buying Lerner said the practice was initiated by people” who apply for tax-exempt status, doubled from 2010 to 2012, to more than the idea that the decision to target them low-level workers in Cincinnati and was Shulman told a House Ways and Means 3,400. To handle the influx, the IRS cen- was solely the responsibility of low-level not motivated by political bias. After her subcommittee. tralized its review of these applications in IRS workers. talk, she told The AP that no high level IRS Shulman was appointed by President an office in Cincinnati. “It is suspicious that the activity of these officials knew about the practice. George W. Bush. His 6-year term ended in Lerner said this was done to develop ‘low-level workers’ was unknown to IRS Agency officials found out about the November. President Barack Obama has expertise among staffers and consistency leadership at the time it occurred,” said practice last year and moved to correct it, yet to nominate a successor. The agency in their reviews. As part of the review, Jenny Beth Martin, national coordinator the IRS said in a statement. The statement is now being run by acting Commissioner staffers look for signs that groups are for Tea Party Patriots, which describes did not specify when officials found out. Steven Miller. participating in political activity. If so, IRS itself as the nation’s largest tea party About 75 groups were inappropriately “The Ways and Means Committee has agents take a closer look to make sure that organization. “President Obama must also targeted. None had their tax-exempt status persistently pushed the IRS to explain why politics isn’t the group’s primary activity, apologize for his administration ignoring revoked, Lerner said. it appeared to be unfairly targeting some Lerner said. repeated complaints by these broad grass- Senate Republican Leader Mitch political groups over others — a charge As part of this process, agents in roots organizations of harassment by the McConnell of Kentucky called on the they repeatedly denied,” said Rep. Charles Cincinnati came up with a list of things to IRS in 2012, and make concrete and trans- White House to investigate. Boustany, R-La., chairman of the Ways and look for in an application. As part of the parent steps today to ensure this never “Today’s acknowledgement by the Means oversight subcommittee. list, they included the words, “tea party” happens again.” Obama administration that the IRS did “The IRS’s ‘too little too late’ response is and “patriot,” Lerner said. Associated Press reporters Alan Fram in fact target conservative groups in the unacceptable, and I will continue to work “It’s the line people that did it without and Steve Peoples in Boston contributed to heat of last year’s national election is not to ensure there are protections in place so talking to managers,” Lerner. “They’re IRS this report. enough,” McConnell said. “I call on the no American, regardless of political affilia- workers, they’re revenue agents.” White House to conduct a transparent, tion, has their right to free speech threat- In all, about 300 groups were singled government-wide review aimed at assur- ened by the IRS,” Boustany said. out for additional review, Lerner said. Of Entitlements’ growth is a boon to seniors

By CHARLES BABINGTON Associated Press

WASHINGTON — With Congress increasingly unable to resolve bud- get disputes, federal pro- grams on automatic pilot are consuming ever larger amounts of government resources. The trend helps older Americans, who receive the bulk of Social Security and Medicare benefits, at the expense of younger people. This generational shift draws modest public debate. But it alarms some policy advocates, who say the United States is reduc- ing vital investments in the future. Because Democrats and Republicans can’t reach a grand bargain on deficit spending — with mutually accepted spending cuts and revenue hikes — Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid keep growing, largely untouched. Steady expansions of these non- discretionary “entitlement” programs require no con- gressional action, so they flourish in times of grid- lock. Meanwhile, many discre- ASSOCIATED PRESS tionary programs are suf- In this April 8 file photo, copies of President Barack Obama’s proposed federal budget plan for fiscal year 2014 are prepared for delivery at the U.S. fering under Washington’s Government Printing Office in Washington. With Congress increasingly unable to resolve budget disputes, federal programs on automatic pilot are consum- decision-by-indecision hab- ing ever larger amounts of government resources. The trend helps older Americans, who receive the bulk of Social Security and Medicare benefits, at the its, in which lawmakers expense of younger people. lock themselves into ques- tionable actions because they can’t agree on alterna- reach 61 cents by 2030, “fiscal cliff” and the auto- According to White fiscal burdens on younger Collins said, are “ultimately tives. according to an analysis of matic cuts have made mat- House budget records, dis- generations and genera- patients and families who The latest example is government data by Third ters even worse, said the cretionary spending com- tions not yet born.” are counting on us to find $80 billion in automatic Way, a centrist-Democratic group’s vice president, Jim prised two-thirds of total Congress set the seques- those next promising cures budget cuts, which largely think tank. Kessler. federal outlays in 1968 and ter cuts into motion as a and treatments.” spare Medicare and Social “Entitlements are “The foot is on the accel- mandatory spending made self-imposed prod in 2011, Robert Blendon of Security. Growth in these squeezing out public erator with entitlement up 27.5 percent. The esti- when the parties dead- the Harvard School of costly but popular pro- investments” in education, programs, and it’s on the mate for 2018 has those locked on how to address Public Health said medi- grams is virtually impos- infrastructure, research brakes on investments,” shares nearly reversed: deficit spending. The cal research is popular. He sible to curb without bipar- and other fields that have Kessler said. “And this discretionary programs across-the-board cuts were said Congress eventually tisan agreements. nurtured future prosperity, country needs more invest- will consume 27.5 percent supposed to be so distaste- may find targeted ways to Instead, the spending the study said. “The only ments.” of total federal spending, ful that both parties would fund it while continuing to cuts are hitting the mili- way for Democrats to save Society must care for the mandatory programs will reach a budgetary compro- cut funds for other impor- tary and many domestic progressive priorities like elderly and needy, Kessler consume 62 percent and mise to avoid them. tant types of research. programs that benefit NASA, highway funding said, “but we can’t do that interest on the debt will It didn’t happen, and the The bigger problem, younger Americans. They and clean energy research at the expense of young take about 10 percent. cuts began taking effect Blendon said, is the grid- include early education ini- is to reform entitlements.” people and new ideas.” “Costs linked to the last March. lock caused by congressio- tiatives such as Head Start, But Democrats won’t With baby boomers retirement of the baby They include a $1.6 bil- nal Republicans’ refusal to and scientific and medical consider entitlement cuts retiring in huge numbers, boom generation,” the lion reduction in the $30 bil- raise taxes and Democrats’ research. until Republicans agree to total benefits for seniors nonpartisan Congressional lion budget for the National refusal to consider entitle- This shift in public increase taxes for the rich. are bound to grow. “But Research Service said in a Institutes of Health, the ment changes without new resources is dramatic and And Republicans, who con- over the course of decades, recent report, “are a major world’s largest supporter of revenues. growing. While 14 cents trol the House, refuse to Medicare and Social cause of rising mandatory biomedical research. NIH “This is not going to be of every federal dollar not do that. Security spending general- spending.” The current Director Francis Collins solved before the 2014 elec- going to interest was spent The Third Way study ly grow faster than inflation, trajectory of federal health said the cuts will delay the tions,” Blendon said, when on entitlement programs was written 10 months per beneficiary,” Kessler care spending, the report start of hundreds of medi- all 435 House seats and a in 1962, the amount is 47 ago. Since then, partisan said. That squeezes nearly said, “appears unsustain- cal research projects. third of the Senate seats cents today, and it will clashes that produced the everything else. able and could place heavy Those paying the price, will be on the ballot. Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013

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Columbia County Combined Com- person position. High School SUMMER WORK Furnished education or equivalent. GREAT PAY! have mandatory shots and are North Pointe Homes, munications Center, 263 NW Lake free from intestinal and external 441 N Gainesville. 352-872-5566 740 Homes for Rent City Avenue, Lake City, FL 32055, Previous RV experience Immed. FT/PT openings, customer in the Emergency Operations Center preferred. Strong product sales/sv., will train, cond. apply, parasites. Many species of wild- life must be licensed by Florida Land home Packages! Special Fully Furnished 2bd/2ba. (EOC) room. knowledge and sell to all ages 17+, Call ASAP Government Loans. Use Your A/C - W/D on 2 shady acres. The Columbia County Board of customers. Must maintain a 386-269-0597 Fish and Wildlife. If you are unsure, contact the local Land As A Down Payment. $750/ mth & 1st & Last County Commissioners, County professional demeanor and work Clayton Homes 904-772-8031 386-755-0110 Manager, The Lake City Council, ethic. Available to start office for information. Mayor, City Manager, Columbia immediately. Medical Late Model Repo's County School Board, Superintend- 120 Employment We have several late model Used Business & ent of Schools, Sheriff, Property Ap- 407 Computers and Repo Homes to pick from. 750 Office Rentals praiser, Clerk of Court, Supervisor of Certified Medical Assistant to North Pointe Homes, work in a medical office. 05538669 Elections, and Tax Collector have all Complete Dell Desktop Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 05538609 been invited to attend this meeting. Applicants must be fluent in LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL $80.00 Should you have any questions re- English & Spanish. Please fax 386-755-9984 or Palm Harbor Homes New Beautiful Office Suite garding this meeting please contact resume and references to ARNP/PA - F/T 386-292-2170 Check us out at http://www. 2700 sqft Security Emergency Management Director 866-861-1727 FAM & PEDS CLINIC palmharbor.com/modelcenter/ Camera’s and phone Shayne Morgan at (386) 758-1125 MON-FRI 8:00AM TO 5:00PM plantcity/ $8500 off any Palm Har- system provided. ext. 5 Food Service Director EXP. REQUIRED. MUST Experience with menu planning, Garage Sales bor home purchased John Lyons Computer network ready. HAVE MEDICAID/ 430 800-622-2832 ext 210 In the heart of Lake City 05538658 budgeting, ordering, scheduling MEDICARE NUMBERS. PUBLISHER'S NOTE Call Joe 386-935-2832 May 12, 19, 2013 and strong leadership skills. ER OR CRITICAL ACCESS Please send resume to: All Yard Sale Ads Mobile Home NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HOSPITAL EXP. Must be Pre-Paid. WillowBrook PREFERRED. 650 & Land CONCERNING AN AMENDMENT 1580 South Marion Avenue Medical, Retail and Professional TO THE Lake City, FL 32056 Owner Financed lrg 3/2 on 5 ac, S. Office space on East Baya near COLUMBIA COUNTY LAND DE- OT/CHT - F/T of Lake City, small dwn $900 mth Old Country Club Rd. VELOPMENT REGULATIONS Hall’s Pump & Well & CURRENT FL. PT/ST/OT 440 Miscellaneous 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Call 386-497-4762 or BY THE PLANNING AND ZON- Carolyn Height Water Company LICENSE. EVALUATE, www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 386-984-0622 (cell) ING BOARD OF COLUMBIA Is seeking an experienced Pump ASSESS, PLAN & IMPLE- COUNTY, FLORIDA, SERVING MENT TREATMENTS. HAND ARTISANS & CRAFTERS: Oakbridge Office Complex Repair Technician for our Water We have some openings for ven- ALSO AS THE LOCAL PLAN- Treatment and Pump Repair De- THERAPY PREFERRED. Rooms for Rent Professional Office Available NING AGENCY OF COLUMBIA dors at our Arts & Crafts Show + 705 725 SE Baya Dr partment. Those who meet the Bake Sale. Hosted by American COUNTY, FLORIDA, NOTICE IS following requirements Need For further information, please 1 or 2 bdrm, furnished or Call 752-4820 HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to visit our website: Hometown Veteran Assist, Inc., at Sections 163.3161 through 163.3248, Apply: High school diploma, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, unfurnished, electric, tv & HBO, Only $825/mth. Utilities furnished Class A or B drivers license, Drug www.lakebutlerhospital.com w/d included. Private entry and 2128 SW Main, Ste. 101 Florida Statutes, as amended, and the (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, 5056 SW S/R 47, Lake City, FL, Columbia County Land Develop- & Alcohol free, & be mechanically on Saturday, May 25th, 9am-5pm. bath. No pets. 386-365-8633 (386) 752-5035 ment Regulations, as amended, here- inclined, Electrical helpful. Pre- FAX (386) 496-9399 7 days 7-7 A Bar Sales, Inc. Equal Employment Opportunity Flyer on our facebook page: inafter referred to as the Land Devel- hire Background check mandatory. www.facebook.com/ Unfurnished Apt. opment Regulations, objections, rec- Apply in person at 904 NW Main / Drug & Tobacco Free Workplace hometownvetassist or call Chuck 710 For Rent ommendations and comments con- Blvd. L.C. 386-752-1854 at 386-965-1947 805 Lots for Sale cerning the amendment, as described Local Trucking Job: 05538497 below, will be heard by the Planning 05538801 CIRCA 1900 - White Wrought $89 Deposit PUBLISHER'S NOTE and Zoning Board of Columbia 30 yr Family owned company seeking quality drivers. Iron head board, foot board and Pools, B-ball, gym & more! All real estate advertising in this County, Florida, serving also as the Avalon Healthcare Center is newspaper is subject to the fair Local Planning Agency of Columbia Home daily, 401k, Blue cross frame for a full sized bed. $500 or *FREE after school program health ins, company pd life ins, currently accepting applications reasonable offer 386-623-1802 housing act which makes it illegal County, Florida, at a public hearing for the following positions: Windsong Apts on May 23, 2013 at 7:15 p.m., or as driver referral bonus, shuttle pay + 386-758-8455 to advertise "any preference, many extras. Approximately GE side by side Refrigerator, limitation, or discrimination based soon thereafter as the matter can be Full Time RN Unit Manager white. Ice & Water. heard, in the School Board Adminis- 2100 miles/wk. Pay depends on 2BR/1BA $600/mo & $575 Sec. on race, color, religion, sex, experience/ safety record.Class A Full Time LPN’s 11-7 Shift $275 OBO disability, familial status or nation- trative Complex located at 372 West Contact 386-292-3927 Dep. Lovely, Private, re-done Duval Street, Lake City, Florida. with hazmat Call us today Full Time and PRN C.N.A’s CR 242, 2 miles West of RT 247 al origin; or any intention to make LDR 13-02, an amendment by the 1-800-842-0195 or 217-536-9101 such preference, limitation or Competitive Salary and Husqvarna 15 hp riding mower, 386-867-6319 or 365-7193 Board of County Commissioners, to ask for Doug 42” treading deck, runs good and discrimination." Familial status amend the text of the Land Develop- Excellent benefit package. A Landlord You Can Love! includes children under the age of Please apply at in great shape. $375 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great ment Regulations by amending Sec- (386)292-3927 18 living with parents or legal tion 14.10.2.9 entitled, Temporary Maintenance Tech needed with Avalon Healthcare and area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. custodians, pregnant women and Use Permits Issued by the Land De- knowledge of maintenance for Rehabilitation Center. Very nice matching whirlpool 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 people securing custody of chil- velopment Regulation Administrator mobile homes. In exchange for 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. Washer and Dryer, Great area West of I-75, deluxe dren under the age of 18. This to change the filing time from 60 to work receive free rent. Lake City, Florida 32025 white, $375 newspaper will not knowingly 30 days, number of sales days from 3 386.755-2741 or fax resume to 386-752-8556 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D (386)292-3927 hookups & patio. $700-$750 plus accept any advertising for real es- to 5 consecutive calendar days, re- 386-752-7900 tate which is in violation of the moving the limitation of tent square MECHANIC NEEDED with SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 tools and experience. Southern EOE law. Our readers are hereby in- footage and to allow general mer- Mobile Home Move in Special from $199-$399. chandise temporary business up to Specialized Truck & Trailer. formed that all dwellings adver- Billing Clerk 610 Lots for Rent 1, 2 & 3 br apts/MH. Also, larger tised in this newspaper are availa- three (3) temporary permits per cal- 386-752-9754 Suwannee Valley Nursing Center on 3 acres. New 2/br. for $515. mo. Incl water. ble on an equal opportunity basis. endar year. Qualified Teachers in is seeking a full time Billing Clerk 3/2 DWMH The public hearing may be continued Now Hiring CH/A, close to town. $750mth 386-755-2423 rigsbyrentals.com To complain of discrimination call a positive Christian Environment. Qualifications: HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, to one or more future date. Any in- 1+ years experience with accounts +$250 Deposit. Contact Ryan Newly remodeled terested party shall be advised that Please fax resume 386-755-3609 386-623-3182 or 386-758-0057 the toll free or Email [email protected] receivable / billing required. 1bd/1ba & 2bd/1ba the date, time and place of any con- Call for details telephone number to the hearing tinuation of the public hearing shall Proficient computer skills, Super clean on 1 ac impaired is 1-800-927-9275. P/T Housekeeper needed for Experience in Health Care setting NEWER 2/2. 386-867-9231 be announced during the public hear- medical office. M-F 2pm – 7pm. North by distribution center. ing and that no further notice con- will get preference. Competitive Perfect for Target employee. $550. UPDATED APT, Email resume to salary and excellent benefits. For cerning the matter will be published, [email protected]. mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 w/tile floors/fresh paint. Home for Sale unless said continuation exceeds six inquiries call Danny Williamson, Great area. 810 calendar weeks from the date of the Drivers: All Miles PAID Administrator at 386-792-7161 or Mobile Homes 386-752-9626 3BD/2BA Brick home 2800 sqft. above referenced public hearing. (Loaded & Empty)! Home on the Shrea McCoy, Human Resources 2 car garage wheel chair friendly. At the aforementioned public hear- weekends! Running Class-A CDL at 386-792-7158 630 for Rent ing, all interested parties may appear Furnished Apts. Set on 3 fenced acres. High & dry Flatbed. Lease to Own-No Money Horizon & Lona. Has a in law to be heard with respect to the Down. CALL: 866-823-0323 F/T position available in busy 14 wide 3br/2ba 720 For Rent amendment. Quiet Park No Pets quarter. $260,000 386-755-0927 medical office M-F. 2 year degree. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, Copies of the amendment are availa- 05538812 Req’d, Medical Terminology a Clean Country Living $550 ble for public inspection at the Office Human Resources Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 Sands, Columbia. All furnished. Farms & Coordinator plus.Send resume to Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. of the County Planner, County Ad- [email protected] 820 Acreage ministrative Offices located at 135 Individual to manage human 2bd/1ba Country setting, Branford Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person $135, 2 persons $150. weekly Northeast Hernando Avenue, Lake resource functions in a fast Finance Officer / Accountant area. $500 mth plus Security Owner financed land City, Florida, during regular business paced organization with 150 Suwannee Valley Nursing Center 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 386-752-5808 1/2 to 10 acre lots. hours. employees. is seeking a full time Finance www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Deas Bullard/BKL Properties All persons are advised that if they Minimum Qualifications: Unfurnished 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com decide to appeal any decision made Officer. Qualifications: 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre B.S./B.A. in HR, Business or Bachelor Degree in Accounting 730 Home For Rent at the above referenced public hear- related field preferred; 3-5 private lot, 1st+last+dep required ing, they will need a record of the (Required), 3+ years experience in located in Ellisville. No pets. Recreational years recent human resource Accounting, Experience in Health 1bd/1ba on 441 S, CH/A 951 Vehicles proceedings, and that, for such pur- related experience; 3 years Contact 352-870-5144 Close to town $500 + $250 depos- pose, they may need to ensure that a Care setting and with Medicare/ supervisory experience; Medicaid will get preference. Mobile Homes for rent in it..Contact Blaine 386-623-3166 or 2004 25' Fleetwood Caravan verbatim record of the proceedings is knowledge of HR principles made, which record includes the tes- Competitive salary and excellent White Springs & 386-758-0057 Travel Trailer for sale. Good timony and evidence upon which the and employment law; excellent benefits. For inquiries call Danny Ft. White. condition. AC Microwave Show- written/oral communication 2BD /1.5BA, Country, South of er.$5,500.00 OBO (386)623-4372 appeal is to be based. Williamson, Administrator at Contact 386-623-3404 Lake City, private river access. In accordance with the Americans skills; proficient in Outlook, 386-792-7161 or Shrea McCoy, with Disabilities Act, persons need- Word, Excel; database manage- w/boat ramp, 2 garages, clean, Human Resources at Mobile Homes $625 mo. + sec. 386-590-0642 ing a special accommodation or an ment and record keeping skills; 386-792-7158 interpreter to participate in the pro- organizational, detail and time 640 for Sale 3/1 - Convenient to downtown. management skills; conflict ceeding should contact Lisa K. B. MESSAGE THERAPIST (3) New 28x48 Horse Farm available May 5th. $ 600 per Roberts, at least seven (7) days prior resolution, mediation and team P/T Position, month. Taking applications. to the date of the hearing. Ms. Rob- building skills. Cancelations being sold Under Fax Resume Wholesale Cost. $31,995 NO 386-623-2848 erts may be contacted by telephone Excellent Benefits, Paid 386-755-4556 at (386)758-1005 or by Telecommu- Dealers Please - Home Only Price. Brick 3br/1ba on 5 acres, Holidays, Sick/Annual Leave, ished Monthly he nication Device for Deaf at Health/Dental Insurance, and Can Be seen at North Point Homes 989 SW Suwannee Valley Road, Publ by t 4545 NW 13th St., (386)758-2139. more. Lake City, $750 mo. + $800 dep. Lake City Reporter Apply at 236 SW Columbia 140 Work Wanted Gainesville, FL 352-872-5566 Call 386-365-8543 05538815 Avenue, Lake City, FL, MAY 12, 2013 call 754-2233 or send If you are looking for work to be NOTICE TO PATIENTS OF resume Email : done - Pressure washing, tractor RIZWAN MANSOOR, M.D. [email protected] work, trimming limbs, .. a little bit Team Drivers Fax (386) 754-2220, EOE of everything. Call 352-262-9157 Effective June 3, 2013, Dr. Rizwan Deadline to apply: Mansoor will relocate his practice to May 17, 2013, 4:00 p.m. Needed In FL & GA! The Orthopaedic Institute, at 146 SW Schools & Orthopaedic Court, Lake City, FL 240 Education 32024, phone (386) 755-9215. 05538813 Medical records for patients of Teachers Needed � Dedicated Route with Predictable Schedule ���������������������� Dr. Mansoor seen or treated prior to 05537693 10 Mo PT Preschool Interested in a Medical Career? June 3, 2013 can be obtained from For 2013-2014 school year ������������������������ ���������������� The Orthopaedic Institute, 4500 Express Training offers (Fort White) courses for beginners & exp Newberry Road, Gainesville, FL Requirements: 32607, phone (352) 336-6000. U.S. XPRESS HIRING EVENT: $2500 3 yrs relevant experience CDA, • Nursing Assistant, $479 FCCPC or ECPC & 40 hours of 05538680 next class- 5/13/2013 ����������������������������������� BONUS DCF training preferred. Apply at event to May 12, 19, 26, 2013 ��������������������������������� June 2, 2013 Excellent Benefits, Paid • Phlebotomy national certifica- be eligible. Holidays, Sick/Annual Leave tion, $800 next class- 5/06/2013 Apply at 236 SW Columbia Ave, Lake City, FL or • LPN 9/16/2013 REPORTER Classifieds send resume to: Call For Details [email protected] Fees incl. books, supplies, exam 866-876-8261 In Print and On Line Fax (386) 754-2220 fees. 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TASTE BUDDIES MOTHER’S DAY A day without football Genie Norman Fort White mother from the stands. Football season and Mary Kay involves fundraisers, selling tick- Hollingsworth puts heart and soul ets, working concession stands, [email protected] into sons’ endeavors. advising parents, organizing bake sales and more. Now, her By AMANDA WILLIAMSON job is to ensure everything gets [email protected] done and the booster club raises Hopkins enough funds to cover each play- or sports mom Margie er on the middle school, junior Eatery is Kluess, Mother’s Day varsity and varsity teams. will be free of football. But she still has time to make As the president it to every game or at least send sandwich of the Fort White another member of the family. If FQuarterback Club and mother of she isn’t there, her husband Scott two football players, not many of Kluess is. If he can’t make it, one capital her days go by that don’t include of the grandparents shows up. some aspect of the sport. She Now, Margie Kluess finds mainstay in can’t count the number of uni- herself at the school nearly Tallahassee and forms washed, snacks prepared four days a week. Her youngest one of Mary or miles traveled back and forth son, Robert, plays his games on Kay’s favorite to practice. Tuesdays, and A.J.’s games are lunch places, “I do football a lot. All the on Fridays. She works Thursdays AHopkins Eatery, continues time,” she said. “If you’d asked at the junior varsity games, and to dish out some of the me 20 years ago if I was going to meets on Monday at the school best sandwiches, salads know so much about football, I with the Quarterback Club. and desserts in the area. would have said no. But now it’s The schedule means she Locally owned and oper- a part of our lives. It’s our con- doesn’t have to miss any games ated, Hopkins is a treasure versation at the dinner table. It’s the way she had to when her that’s been around since important to me that I can be a boys played on the same night, 1998. It began in a tiny part of my kids’ lives.” but she said it also means she’s building on North Monroe Her family already has always at the school. She even and grew to new locations Mother’s Day planned out, joked that she plans to set up a over the years due to popu- sans football. The day will start JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter cot. lar demand. Hopkins isn’t with breakfast in bed for mom “There’s a lot of moms out fancy by any stretch, but Margie Klues is seen with her older son, A.J., after football practice on — bacon, scrambled eggs, fried Wednesday. She makes time to attend every football game as well as bal- there like me, a lot of dads out they’ve got three locations potatoes — and then her hus- ance household duties with fundraising for the football team. there doing the same thing,” she to choose from around the band, Scott Kluess, plans to do said. “We like what the sports capitol city: North Monroe the laundry while she enjoys a ily seems excited. According to er, playing side by side on the have done for our kids.” in the Lake Ella Plaza, book. Both of her sons plan to Margie Kluess, her 17-year-old field since they were 9. A.J. Kluess and his mother Market Street and Capital tell their mom how much they son, A.J., and the Fort White For Margie Kluess, football have developed communication Circle SE. love her. High School varsity team are season means more than it does about his football games, so While you can get a But football season is around going to have a great year. The to the average sideline mom, TASTE continued on 2D the corner, and the Kluess fam- junior class has grown up togeth- coaching and coaxing her boys SPORTS MOM continued on 3D Honoring Mothers We celebrate the special women who have taken care of us and encourage them to take the time to take care of their health.

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2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Viva Florida 500 at the public library! n case you have not bury sometime during AT THE LIBRARY the Library’s year-long cel- The annual Children’s local history programs in heard, Florida is 2013. What would you ebration. Summer Reading Program 2013. These include the celebrating the 500th put in a time capsule that Are you looking for always has a theme, and history of Watertown, the anniversary of the would represent today’s interesting and fun Florida this year it is “Dig into history of Lake City, and east coast of Florida Columbia County and be locations for your family’s Reading.” The Library’s I Columbia County history. landing by Ponce de Leon interesting to dig up in 25- summer vacation? This Youth Services staff are in 1513. 50 years? If you have any would be a perfect time to already hard at work plan- Upcoming program top- Special events are being suggestions, please email look into Florida’s diverse ning fun and interesting ics can be found on the held throughout Florida me at dpaulson@neflin. history by following one programs related to Viva Library’s website, www. this year to celebrate org, or call me at (386)758- DEBBIE PAULSON or more of the Sunshine Florida 500, including a ccpl.sirsi.net. Florida’s rich history and 2101. State’s Cultural Heritage visit by Barbara Hines, [email protected] Viva Florida 500 is a culture. Viva Florida 500 A committee of com- Trails. an archeologist with the is a statewide initiative of munity members met in There are eight of them Florida Public Archeology once in a lifetime celebra- the Florida Department of late 2012 to start thinking programs throughout the and include the Civil War Network. tion and there is so much State to commemorate 500 about what to put in the year. The kickoff program Heritage Trail, the Native Barbara is providing to see and do around the years of Florida’s diverse time capsule, where to at the Main Library in American Heritage Trail, programs this year on state this year, starting January was a perfor- development, and public bury it, and when to dig the Black Heritage Trail, such topics as the historic at the Columbia County libraries have been given a it up. The group will get mance by Miami actor the World War II Heritage uses of Florida’s medici- Public Library. For more major role in the celebra- together again soon to Chaz Mena who portrayed Trail, plus four more. To nal and edible plants and tion. For more information make the final decisions. Don Pedro Menendez, the learn about them and Spanish Florida. She information, please call on Viva Florida 500 go to So, please let us hear your founder of St. Augustine locate places of interest, makes archeology enter- (386) 758-2101 or email me www.vivaflorida.org. suggestions. and first governor of La sites and monuments, taining at all levels, and at [email protected]. Each of Florida’s 67 The Friends of the Florida. Chaz was cer- museums, etc., please you learn so much in just n Debbie Paulson is direc- county libraries received Library are sponsoring tainly a crowd pleaser and check them out at www. an hour. tor of the Columbia County a time capsule to fill and special Viva Florida 500 the perfect person to start visitflorida.com/viva. There will be several Public Library. HAPPENINGS TASTE: Hopkins Eatery in Tallahassee Birth: Continued From Page 1D “regular” sandwich, such This creation combines If you save room for Tim and Charlette Herringshaw of as turkey, ham, roast beef their delicious cashew something sweet, you Lake City welcomed a daughter, Kynslee or egg salad on fresh chicken salad with lin- always have the Heath or Marie, at 5:13 a.m. April 23, 2013, at bread, they have some of guine, mozzarella cheese, Congo bars as a delicious North Florida Regional Medical Center the most unique sandwich mushrooms, fresh shred- options. They change up in Gainesville. combinations around. ded lettuce, tomatoes, their cakes daily, so you The infant weighed 6 pounds, 1 ounce MK’s all time favorite onion and green peppers, never know what’s going and was 19 3/4 inches long. is the Ultimate Turkey, served with the parmesan to be available, but rest She has two siblings, Brenton featuring turkey breast, dressing! assured, every cake is Herringshaw and Cayden Demko. cheddar cheese, mush- Their Mediterranean absolutely fresh, moist Grandparents are George and Yvette rooms, tomato, onion, Tuna Salad is a delightful and mouth watering! The Demko of Fort White; Tim and Ellen lettuce, mayo and topped combo of fresh lettuce, Blueberry Sour Cream Herringshaw of Lake City; and Jimmy COURTESY with their absolutely deli- white beans, black olives, three-layer cake with and Dawna Lang of Lake City. Kynslee Marie Herringshaw. cious parmesan dressing. feta cheese, tuna, onion, cream cheese frosting and Served hot on pumper- tomatoes and bell pep- the Humming Bird Cake nickel rye bread, this is pers. This one is served are two favorites. If you Cheshires to celebrate one you don’t want to with a light olive oil and have a special day coming miss. lemon dressing, but of up, order a whole one for 50th anniversary A couple of others course you can always ask your friends or loved ones include: The Grecian Ham for their parmesan dress- to enjoy too! Russell and Joyce (Thomas) Cheshire and Cheese Bake. Loaded ing. They are very, very of Lake City will celebrate their 50th with ham and black olives Do you recognize a busy during lunch hour, wedding anniversary on Friday, June 7, teamed up with mild recurring theme? Their so if you are in a hurry, 2013. peppers, onions, tomato, parmesan dressing is call in ahead of time to eat The couple was married in Calvary mayo and parmesan the bomb and can’t be in or take out. Baptist Church in Lake City on June 7, dressing, it too is served duplicated no matter how Hopkins is open 1963. hot on pumpernickel. much Mary Kay tries! Monday – Friday from 11 They have two children Teresa (Reed) The Spin is served on While their sandwiches a.m.-9 p.m. and Saturday Forrestel and Rusty (Patti) Cheshire. grilled muffaletta bread and salads are certainly from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. They also have three grandchildren. with a delightful combi- enough to fill you up, Locations: A party in their honor will given by nation of fresh spinach, we implore you to try 1660-9 North Monroe their children from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, n cheddar cheese, sliced their potato salad. Like (in the Lake Ella Plaza) June 8, in the Lifestyle Enrichment toasted almonds, mush- nothing we’ve ever had Phone: (850) 386-4258 Center, 628 SE Allison Court. After the rooms, sautéed onions, before, this hodgepodge Fax: (850) 386-1809 party they will leave for a nine-day cruise parmesan cheese, and sun of potatoes, carrots, peas, 11415 Market Street to Alaska. n dried tomatoes. chopped dill pickles and (in the Gallery at Market Mrs. Cheshire is retired from The Vegetarian Primo some other veggies, along Square) Columbia Bank. Mr. Cheshire is is beautifully layered with a very light oil dress- Phone: 850-668-0311 retired from the Florida Department of COURTESY and loaded with crisp ing is truly a unique culi- Fax: 850-893-4721 Transportation. Russell and Joyce Cheshire. veggies and cheeses, nary creation. n 11208 Capital Circle including carrots, celery, When you order, don’t SE (across the street from cucumbers, bell peppers, go for a standard foun- Sonny’s) Sapps-Dubinskas cheddar cheese, onions, tain drink but choose Phone: 850-325-6422 mushrooms, Swiss their minty iced tea. It’s Fax: 850-325-6423 engagement cheese, tomatoes, lettuce refreshing change of pace, provolone cheese and but it can be a bit “minty” n Genie Norman and Levy and Laula’au Sapp of Lake City sprouts and their famous for some tastes. Mary Kay Hollingswoth are announce the engagement and approach- parmesan dressing. They also have home- Columbia County Residents ing marriage of their daughter, Tiara who love good food and fun. Hopkins salad choices made soups, but we have Lei Sapp, of Atlanta, to Adam Andrew Their column on area restau- are just as interesting and to be honest, we’ve never Dubinskas, also of Atlanta, son of rants appears twice monthly. delicious. We can’t leave tried them. Still, we are Andrew and Donna Dubinskas of Atlanta. You can contact them at without getting a “to go” sure they are just as good The wedding is planned for 6 p.m. TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ Chicken Tetrazzini salad. as their other offerings. gmail.com. Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, at the Davenport House Garden in Savannah, Ga. A recep- tion will follow at the same location. Sapp, a 2001 graduate of Columbia High School, is a vice president at Bank of America, where she is the consumer marketing manager for Northwest Stop by the Atlanta. Sapp studied public relations at the University of West Florida. Dubinskas studied aerospace engi- Lake City Reporter neering at Virginia Tech and is cur- rently an engineer at Lockheed-Martin COURTESY Aeronautics Co. Adam Dubinskas and Tiara Sapp for your complimentary engagement package. Alhambra dinner theater wins 2 ‘Best of Jacksonville’ awards • Holiday Inn 754-1411, ext. 106 From staff reports ful to all our entire staff ater between Atlanta and for creating an experience Miami. • GeGee’s Studio JACKSONVILLE — worthy of such praise.” Opened in 1967, The Jacksonville Magazine He continued, “Chef Alhambra has hosted leg- 758-2088 bestowed the Alhambra DeJuan Roy has worked ends such as Tony Curtis, • Camp Weed Cerveny Theatre and Dining two tirelessly to improve the Claude Aiken, Sid Cesar awards in this year’s Best food quality, presentation and Cesar Romero, and, Conference Center of Jacksonville issue. and creativity. Changing recently, Michael Learned, 386-364-5250 The Alhambra was from buffet to a more Lance Nichols, Sally named “Best Dining elegant table service has Struthers, Barry Williams, • Wards Jewelry & Gifts Destination” and manag- transformed how we are Loretta Swit and Jamie ing partner Craig Smith perceived on many levels. Farr. 752-5470 was named a “Local Hero” We are and always will be The Alhambra was the for breathing new life into first a great theater, and I • Sweetwater Branch Inn place of Betty Grable’s the nation’s longest-run- want nothing more than to 800-595-7760 ning dinner theater. be known for a great culi- final acting role. Said Smith, “While I am nary experience as well.” In November 2009, the humbled and flattered I Alhambra was purchased was recognized for ‘sav- About the new by Theatre Partners, LLC, ing’ the Alhambra, I am Alhambra Theatre headed by Jacksonville Aisle Style proud beyond compare of entrepreneur and achieving the Best Dining The Alhambra Theatre Alhambra patron Craig Complimentary Destination. It is with and Dining is the nation’s Smith as a way to give incredible teamwork that longest continuously oper- back to Jacksonville and Engagement Package we were able to impress ating professional din- preserve what he believes the voters enough to win ner theater and the only is one of its cultural this award, and I am grate- professional resident the- jewels. 3DLIFE

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GIRL SCOUT PERSPECTIVE No dispute: Texting while driving should be banned

Editor’s Note: The follow- wheel you put yourself, ing column by members and everyone else on the of Girl Scout Troop 525 road on the line. Texting provides a youthful per- while driving is an issue spective on issues of the that should be taken seri- day. ously. Cathleen Brandy believe that texting s a text worth your while driving is an life? Is it going to unnecessary risk. kill your boyfriend In fact, Florida has to wait five more PR NEWSWIRE/ASSOCIATED PRESS a bill on Gov. Rick The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley Scott’sI desk to ban texting minutes before you COURTESY PHOTO I will come to life at Universal Orlando Resort in 2014. answer him? Texting while while driving. The bill has Guests will travel between Diagon Alley and the existing passed the House with a Contributors to this column are members of Girl Scout Troop driving is a serious issue. 110-6 vote and the Senate 525 (from left) Cathleen Towne, 13; Madison-Rose Patterson, I just recently got my Hogsmeade at Universal Islands of Adventure aboard the voted unanimously to pass 14; Brandy Britt, 15; and Kayla Calsow, 13. permit, so you can imagine Hogwarts Express — just like in the books and film. the bill. I hope that Gov. that I’m not the best driver Scott signs this bill into about over and over, but phone call is worth your yet. However, I can’t see law. This would hopefully nobody did anything about life or someone else’s. myself ever bothering with reduce the amount of car it. I think we should ban a phone while I’m driving. Universal plans crashes, since 28 percent being on the phone while There is so much going on of car crashes, 1.6 million driving because if it were Kayla around you when you’re new Harry Potter a year, are caused by tex- truly an important call or driving that putting your- exting and ting or using cellphones text, you could always pull self in a position where driving. It while driving. over to answer it and then you aren’t paying attention expansion project get back on the road. That sounds harm- is extremely dangerous. My brother and dad less doesn’t it? would ensure that no acci- It’s not only dangerous Associated Press wait to answer texts or It isn’t, 5,000 Hogsmeade are located. phone calls until they are dents can happen. In fact, T for you, it’s dangerous for Park officials said the people a year die from this. the Florida Legislature has your passengers, the other parked in a parking lot. One fatal vibrate, the click ORLANDO — Fans of two areas will be con- passed a bill that would drivers and their passen- It is far safer that way. I of one or two buttons. You Harry Potter and magic, nected by the Hogwarts ban texting while driving. gers, and pedestrians. You tried to play Lego Racers glance down at the screen. rejoice: Universal Orlando Express train, just like in while playing my hand- If Gov. Rick Scott signs the already have a chance of Your eyes aren’t off the is expanding its Wizarding the books and films. held Yahtzee game. It was bill it will become law. getting into an accident road for more than three World of Harry Potter with The new Diagon Alley really hard to concentrate Florida is one of the few without adding in any seconds. But that’s all that a new area based on the area will feature shops, a on driving my little Lego states without any texting other distractions. if takes. You’ve run into a books’ fictional scenes in restaurant and an attrac- car on the screen. while driving laws. This Diagon Alley and London. tion based on Gringotts tree, or T-boned another I really can’t explain how bill would make it illegal Universal Orlando bank, which, in the J.K. In short, please don’t driver. It could be the end much of an impact this can to text and drive. My have on you and the peo- announced Wednesday Rowling series, is run by text or talk on the phone of your, or someone else’s, opinion on this matter is ple who love you. If you the new area will open in goblins. and drive at the same time. life. It’s not only dangerous for that it is a great idea and got into an accident tex- 2014. Universal said it is work- you, but also for everyone we should have done it What if you had a child ting and driving with your “For Harry Potter fans, ing with Warner Bros. and on the road with you. sooner. Hopefully, by pass- of driving age? Looking family in the car and you this is an opportunity to the production design ing this bill, we will have down at that text you could seriously injure or kill one go to multiple places that team from the Harry fewer accidents or injuries. swerve, and end up hit- of them, you will never for- are iconic places within Potter films, just like it Madison-Rose Recent studies have shown ting, and killing your own give yourself. That’s one of the story,” said Mark did for the Hogwarts and that driving while texting child. You could turn your the worst feelings you can Woodbury, president Hogsmeade themed area. believe texting and is six times more danger- phone off when you get in have. So do your part in of Universal Creative “I’m so pleased that driving is a very ous than driving while the car, or tell one of your keeping yourself and oth- for Universal Parks and The Wizarding World of important problem. drunk (and we all know passengers to answer it ers safe. Put your phone Resorts. “And people that Harry Potter has proved Many people die or how dangerous that is, not for you. Doing anything down and leave it there were really not big fans of so popular to date, and are seriously injured to mention illegal) because while driving is dangerous. until the car is in park and the franchise came to the I’m sure that the attention everyI year because of Wizarding World of Harry to detail in creating the you are too busy looking at Driving is not something your getting out of it. The texting while driving. This your phone and not look- to be taken lightly. Every extra caution keeps the Potter and were immersed new Diagon Alley area will problem has been talked ing at the road. No text or time you get behind the roads a little safer. in the environment and make this an even better really thought it was mar- experience,” J.K. Rowling velous. We have the same said in a news release. expectation to take them The Wizarding World of on additional journeys.” Harry Potter - Hogsmeade Container gardens need little space It will be built on what opened in June 2010. was the “Jaws” ride in the Universal Orlando’s new any of us would love GARDEN TALK pine bark, compost or peat to create Universal Studios Florida 3-D theme park ride based to have a flower gar- your very own signature blend of park, which is next to on the Transformers toy den and raise some potting medium. Different blends Islands of Adventure and film brand will open home-grown veg- can also be found in the UF/IFAS — where Hogwarts and June 20. etables, but space can publication http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ M VH032. Your medium should drain be a limiting factor. Container gardening can be the excess moisture well, but not dry out answer for those of us who have just quickly like sand. School goes vegetarian a little space on a deck or patio, in There are several options for fer- Associated Press the landscaping around the house tilizing your plants, but you should proud of the “trailblazing” Nichelle Demorest use complete fertilizers with added or along the edge of a walk. This [email protected] school. form of gardening is fun, and the micronutrients. Slow-release fertil- NEW YORK — A New The Queens school has increasing popularity is reflected in egg basket or wooden shipping crate izers release nutrients over a longer York City elementary 400 students in pre-kin- the wonderful selection of containers with plastic. Perhaps you could fill period of time so they are always school has adopted an all- dergarten through third available in garden stores. that old sink or tub with soil to raise available to the plants. vegetarian menu. grade. It wanted to offer The most enjoyable part of con- a crop of tomatoes. Now choose your plants and set Public School 244 is healthy food options and tainer gardening may even come But remember to drill drainage your pots where they will get at least the first public school in started serving a vegetar- from the containers themselves. I holes or put slits in plastic liners to six hours of sunlight each day. the city to go all-veggie. ian lunch three times a have spent hours at garage sales, drain excess water. For more instructions on how to The animal-welfare group week and then increased flea markets and second-hand shops Don’t forget the good old variety design your containers, attend one People for the Ethical it to four times a week. It in search of the most interesting of pots that are actually intended of our UF workshops “Container Treatment of Animals recently went all-vegetar- containers for my flowers, herbs and for plants. Glazed pottery comes in Gardening” at the Fort White Public says it might be the first ian. vegetables. The container may even wonderful colors to compliment any Library, 5:45 p.m. on Thursday all-veggie public elemen- Principal Robert Groff be the actual ornamental element in home setting. If you opt for terra and at the Columbia County Public tary school in the nation. said the kids gravitated the setting. cotta pots, you will need to water Library, 308 NW Columbia Ave. in Schools Chancellor toward veggie offerings, Consider what you may find in an more often because water will evapo- Lake City at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. Dennis Walcott says he’s including black beans. antique shop. Look for old wheel- rate quickly from the porous clay They’sre free and everyone is wel- barrows, milk jugs, metal buckets, material. come to attend. watering troughs and nail kegs. Commercial bagged potting soil is ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a horticul- SPORTS MOM: A day off Once you start thinking about how a quick and easy way to fill your con- ture agent with the Columbia County much soil something will hold, your tainers. Different materials mixed Extension of the University of Florida Continued From Page 1D imagination may really kick in. You’ll together also work well. Mix media Institute of Food and Agricultural start thinking about lining that wire such as sand, perlite, vermiculite, Sciences. Margie Kluess doesn’t “Ever walked through become overbearing and a boy’s locker room?” controlling like the sports Margie Kluess asked. moms who have given the “That’s what every par- Vet uses chiropractic on animals title a bad rap. ent’s car out here smells “There have been times like.” By SUE MANNING In Southern California, tional group of muscles, Block spent 30 years as a when momma-mode kicks A.J. said he likes to see Associated Press Dr. Rod Block has tended what the chiropractor does human chiropractor before in,” Margie Kluess said. his mom on the field after to an elephant, a paralyzed is normalize that function,” he switched gears 20 years “I wanted to be out on the the game and thinks it is LOS ANGELES — iguana, a turkey, pigs, lla- Block said. ago and became certified field telling people how to great she can support him Thirty years ago, Dr. Gene mas and countless dogs Giggleman spends most by the Bluejacket, Okla.- handle their business. But the way she does. Mom Giggleman was a veteri- and horses. of his time teaching but based American Veterinary as A.J. has gotten older, knows when to be tough narian who thought chi- “You have to be very still sees patients one day a Chiropractic Association. he’s made it very clear and when to be smooth, ropractors were quacks. much in tune with the week. Ninety percent of his Classes take about a year when he needs mom to he said. Since then, he says he’s being of the animal you patients need chiropractic of extra study, Block said. step in.” “She’s the one who straightened out thou- are working with,” said care and 10 percent need The AVCA has certified However, she still keeps me going when I sands of dogs and cats, not Block, who limits his work traditional care, he said. over 1,000 veterinarians or remembers to pack the fall down,” he said. to mention the occasional these days to house calls “I’m not an extremist chiropractors since 1989, essential mom kit when Margie Kluess can still snake, hamster, gerbil and throughout Southern either way. I am for what- said Leslie Means execu- headed to practice, includ- admit, despite her love of guinea pig. California, where he works ever fixes your dog,” he tive director of the group. ing Ziplock bags, ace the game, the first time “And I know people with several veterinarians. said. There are 560 active mem- bandages, sunscreen, her son stepped out on who have adjusted pigs, “A chiropractor pro- The vets say any human bers today and they have Gatorade, bug spray, the field, it was hard. Her goats and rodeo bulls,” motes the flow of energy or animal with a spine- to be recertified every deodorant and a bottle sons came home bruised said Giggleman, a profes- within the body. Anywhere related problem can ben- three years. of Febreeze. When her from practice, and it sor at Parker University in there is an obstruction or efit from an “adjustment.” However, the certificates son got his car, he also startled her. She quickly Dallas, which specializes blockage of energy due to Unlike Giggleman, who are not licenses to practice inherited a can of the air learned the old cliché is in chiropractic care. subluxation or a dysfunc- started as a veterinarian, medicine. freshener. true: Boys will be boys. 4DLIFE

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SUNDAY EVENING MAY 12, 2013 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 America’s Funniest Home Videos (N) Once Upon a Time (Season Finale) (N) Revenge “Truth” (Season Finale) Emily is forced to evaluate her quest. (N) News at 11 Inside Edition 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News omg! Insider (N) Love-Raymond Big Bang Theory CSI: Miami “Breathless” Å Criminal Minds “A Shade of Gray” News Sports Zone Chann 4 News Big Bang Theory 5-PBS 5 - - Doc Martin Louisa has a rival. Å NOVA “Venom: Nature’s Killer” Call the Midwife (N) Å Masterpiece Classic (Part 7 of 8) Å 10 Buildings That Changed America Doc Martin Louisa has a rival. Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 CBS Evening News Action News Jax 60 Minutes (N) Å Survivor: Caramoan -- Fans vs. Favorites A contestant wins the grand prize. 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Å Frasier Å Frasier “Oops!” FX 22 136 248 ›‡ “The Waterboy” (1998, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates. ››‡ “Step Brothers” (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. ››‡ “Step Brothers” (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom (N) Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown (N) Manhunt: The Search for bin Laden The hunt for Osama bin Laden. TNT 25 138 245 ›› “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider” (2001) Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight, Iain Glen. Å ›› “National Treasure” (2004) Nicolas Cage. A man tries to steal the Declaration of Independence. ›› “Clash of the Titans” (2010, Fantasy) Sam Worthington. NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob See Dad Run (N) Wendell & Vinnie ››› “Clueless” (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash. Premiere. Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 ›› “Four Brothers” (2005) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson. 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Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, MAY 12, 2013 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21- THE LAST WORD 21): Work hard to bring April 19): Make personal a better understanding to Man explores way his changes that will improve Eugenia Word an important relationship. your life, but be honest Take a creative or unique about your motives if other Give a little; take a little. approach to the way you gift can keep on giving people are involved. Don’t Sharing will bring opti- handle people when it DEAR ABBY: My future brides? believe everything you are mum results. Avoid anyone comes to financial or con- partner and I have been I have been married told. ★★★★ looking for an argument. tractual matters. ★★★ together 23 years and his for 25 years and have TAURUS (April 20-May Take care of your responsi- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- parents have embraced never had an argument 20): Discuss your plans bilities and leave no room Dec. 21): Emotional situ- me as one of their own. A with my mother-in-law. with an expert and it will for criticism. ★★★★ ations will escalate if you few years ago, we bought Never! My mother gave ease your mind. Moving VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. don’t make the changes his mother a beautiful me some valuable advice forward is important, but 22): You will gain experi- necessary to please your- diamond cocktail ring for before my wedding that doing so with confidence ence if you mingle with self as well as your friends Mother’s Day. She’s now Abigail Van Buren I’d like to pass along. She will make a difference to people who share your and loved ones. ★★★ 84, and when she passes www.dearabby.com said, “Always respect the the way things unfold. interests. Partnerships and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- on, I’d like that ring back woman who made the man ★★★ proposals will give you Jan. 19): Leave the past to have it turned into a However, if she doesn’t you love.” GEMINI (May 21-June plenty to think about and behind you. Focus on ring for my partner. It’s wish to change her will, I never forgot it, and 20): An emotional situa- discuss. There is plenty home, family and your a gesture I’m sure would and you think the grand- my MIL has always been tion will surface if you or to gain if you are practical personal future. An old please him, and I hope his daughter is likely to pawn welcome in my home for someone you are dealing and keep your emotional friend or past lover will mother as well. I believe the ring anyway, you could as long as she wishes. If with has not disclosed all response under control. cause more havoc than she’s leaving her jewelry offer to buy it from the we had any differences, the information required to ★★ help. Take care of your to her granddaughter, granddaughter when the a respectful dialogue was make an honest decision. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. responsibilities before which is fine. But this par- time comes. opened right away -- espe- Be prepared to initiate the 22): Love, laughter and you indulge in entertain- ticular ring will mean so ** ** ** cially if it concerned our changes necessary to keep having fun should be your ment. Practicality will be much if I turn it into a ring DEAR ABBY: Is it proper kids’ education. moving forward. Love is intent. Sharing the things required. ★★★ you enjoy doing most with for her son. to invite men to a bridal The women who made highlighted. ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Would it be tacky for shower? -- CURIOUS GUY our husbands deserve all CANCER (June 21-July the people or person you Feb. 18): Your surround- me to request this of Mom IN MINNESOTA the respect we can offer 22): A secret meeting or love will ease your stress ings can be improved with if I tell her why? I don’t DEAR CURIOUS GUY: them because if we are dealing with someone from and help you come to a a couple of adjustments want to offend anyone, According to Emily Post: happy as wives, it is thanks a different background will decision that you must or alterations. Love is address regarding health, and I know the person “Today, showers are just as to all of them. -- SIMONE result in indecisiveness highlighted, and spending legalities or finances. who inherits her jewelry likely to include the groom IN SAN FRANCISCO or confusion. A change of quality time with someone will probably pawn or sell and his male friends.” DEAR SIMONE: heart is apparent. ★★★★★ special will brighten your ★★★ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. it anyway. (I’d also like to There’s nothing improp- Because today is Mother’s LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): day and spark ideas and keep it on the down low er about asking men to Day, I would like to wish solutions that will make so my partner doesn’t find participate. The purpose a happy Mother’s Day to CELEBRITY CIPHER your life better. ★★★★★ out until the ring is given of a shower for a bridal mothers everywhere, be PISCES (Feb. 19-March to him.) What do you couple (or the expected they birth mothers, adop- 20): Stick to what you think, Abby? -- PHIL IN arrival of a baby) is to cel- tive and foster mothers, know will work. A practi- PENNSYLVANIA ebrate the upcoming event stepmothers or grand- cal application will get DEAR PHIL: I think and express good wishes. mothers who are raising you much further than a what you have in mind is It’s also a way to give the grandchildren. I applaud gamble or taking a short beautiful, and I can’t imag- couple things they’ll need. you all. cut. Ask for favors and dis- ine why your partner’s ** ** ** ■ Write Dear Abby at cuss agreements. Knowing mother would object if you DEAR ABBY: I am no www.DearAbby.com or where you stand will help raise the subject. Estate advice columnist, but may P.O. Box 69440, Los you make the right choic- planning is a fact of life. I offer a few wise words to Angeles, CA 90069. es. Ask questions. ★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0505

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Inmate-trained dogs comfort veterans

Prisoners train want to do the same. It helps veterans and allows shelter dogs to more animals to be adopt- be adoptable. ed rather than being eutha- nized. In addition, it serves By R. NORMAN MOODY the prisoners well. Florida Today “It teaches them respon- sibility,” she said. “It gives DAYTONA BEACH — them something to focus on Suzuki stared up at Tom other than being in prison. Reynolds as if waiting for a It gives them something to command. care for. It’s their responsi- Reynolds, of Cape bility, 24 hours a day.” Canaveral, draws the dog Corrections officer Gail close and tells how grateful Irwin, who supervises the he is to have the animal. program for the prison, “He’s done phenomenal said she never gets tired since I brought him home,” of interacting with the ani- he said. mals and seeing them get- Reynolds received ting adopted. Suzuki, a Labrador, shep- “That’s what keeps me herd and pit bull mix dog, going,” she said. “What through a partnership could be better?” between the Department Jennifer Muni-Sathoff, of Veterans Affairs and a VA social worker, said the Tomoka Correctional the dogs are usually strays Institution Work Camp in ASSOCIATED PRESS Volusia County. Inmates at the Tomoka Correctional Institution work camp in Daytona Beach hold their charges during graduation ceremony that have suffered on the “He is going to be a for ‘Prison Pups N Pals,’ an animal shelter and inmate career training project.Ten dogs from the Halifax Humane Society were streets. They need the care of the veterans who adopt good ambassador for the trained by medium-security prisoners. Two of the dogs are going to veterans. program,” said Reynolds, them as much as the veter- 66, a disabled Vietnam vet- VA’s Paws of Freedom and case of PTSD,” he said. “I released from the medium grand theft, said the pro- ans need the dog. eran who suffers from post- receive an additional seven didn’t know I had issues security work camp with gram has given him sta- “These dogs have been traumatic stress disorder. weeks of training. Some of until I turned 50.” skills that will allow them bility while in prison and through trauma,” she said. Prison Pups N Pals, those dogs are trained to Reynolds worked with to work with animals once may lead to a career on the “The dogs need the vets. which started about three open doors, turn off lights the dog and trainer sev- they are released. outside. He was in another We try to pair the dogs’ years ago, is an effort and bring the phone to its eral times before he took “To know that I was a prison program that trained personality with the veter- involving the prison, West owner, depending on the the animal home last week. part of training a dog that search dogs. ans.” Volusia Kennel Club and needs of the veteran. He said the dog can sense is going to help this person, “When I leave, I’ll have Reynolds said that he Halifax Humane Society to Reynolds, 66, a Navy certain mood or physical it does a lot for me,” said four years in dog training,” already had a good bond train shelter dogs, making Seabee who did three tours changes and may be able Michael Coats, who trained Coats said. “I think I’m with Suzuki before he them more adoptable. in the Vietnam War and to help him. Suzuki. “Being in prison is going to take that and use took her home to Cape The dogs are paired suffered gunshot wounds, “I lock up on my right bad enough.” it for my own benefit.” Canaveral. with a prisoner, who lives said he believes the dog side and I’ll fall,” he said. Coats, 38, of Tampa, Angela Gordon, assistant “It will be a good rela- with and trains the dog for will be a great help and Officials said that prison- who is serving the final warden, said the partner- tionship,” Reynolds said. seven weeks. About two of companion to him. ers selected for the pro- 16 months of an eight-year ship has drawn inquiries “It will be a great asset in every 10 dogs go to the “I have a very severe gram could eventually be sentence for burglary and from other prisons that my life. Gardening Most popular baby names for 2012

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