Suwannee Democrat 128Th YEAR, NO

Suwannee Democrat 128th YEAR, NO. 85 | 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES Wednesday Edition — August 7, 2013 50 CENTS

Serving Suwannee County since 1884, including Live Oak, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Branford, McAlpin and O’Brien Teachers union coffers plundered Former, current teachers union reps arrested for grand theft II Over $56K stolen, County Union president without permission says sheriff Sheryl Denese Daniels from the Union, ac- and current UTSC trea- cording to the Suwan- Staff surer Rhoshonda L. nee County Sheriff’s Former United Herring, were arrested Teachers of Suwannee Friday for taking funds SEE TEACHER, PAGE 12A Daniels Herring

Inside today's edition Destination Suwannee River Valley To give our readers the best publications possible, we have reprinted Destination Suwannee River Valley and are presenting it to you again -- inside today's edition. Live Oak teen found safe Grandfather arrested for battery Staff A Live Oak teen that was reported Buscher missing by his grandfather Thursday was found safe Friday morning, and the grandfather was arrested About 2,500 attended the Back to School Bash Saturday held at the Suwannee High School gym. See more photos, 10A. shortly after for battery (do- - Photo: Do Good Media (dogoodmedia.us) mestic violence), according to the Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office. David Edward Buscher, 2,500 attend Back to School Bash 18, of 21760 160th St., suf- fers from mental issues “This event is just for the purpose of but it is 100 percent of community ef- Schoate and has three tumors in his School supplies handed helping parents and students be better fort, not the Suwannee Coalition.” head causing him to have a out to those in need prepared for school,” said Mary Taylor, Taylor said there were between 40 and limited mindset, which led the sheriff’s of- program manager of the Youth Advoca- 50 different organizations being repre- fice to immediately start looking for him. By Andrew McGee cy Partnership and director of Suwannee sented that came together to make it hap- The Democrat reported Thursday Buscher [email protected] Coalition. “A few years ago, some of the pen. Many businesses have given a lot of and his grandfather, Lawrence Schoate, 61, churches were hearing from teachers money and time towards the cause same address, who has custody of Buscher, Back to School Bash drew a whop- that children were showing up on the which made the Coalition grateful, Tay- ping 2,500 or more on Saturday, Aug. 3 first day of school with no supplies.” lor said. SEE LIVE OAK, PAGE 12A at the Suwannee High School gym. The Eventually, Suwannee Coalition took Before the doors opened and volun- event was spearheaded by Suwannee the lead. She said the Coalition’s whole teers were ready to accommodate the Coalition to help students with back to mission is to solve problems in the com- crowd, hundreds of people were lining Charter school school supplies. munity. When they identify the problem, up outside the gym ready to enter and Book bags were filled with school they look for a way to solve it. take advantage of the donation of school supplies and handed out to those that at- “When (churches) came to us, we did supplies at the community event. application tended. Information booths from various some research and did some surveys and When the doors did open promptly at local businesses and organizations were verified it was a problem,” said Taylor. submitted also on hand. “We agreed to take the lead in the effort, SEE 2,500 ATTEND, PAGE 12A School board will have final say by Oct. 1 The dog days By Bryant Thigpen of summer Suwannee Landing [email protected] are here Halcyon Education President/CEO An- decision still up in air drew Lang submitted an application on Thursday, Aug. 1, to the Suwannee County Attorneys will submit proposed final School Board for approval of a charter school and the school board now has until judgement by Saturday Oct. 1 to either give their nod to the propos- By Bryant Thigpen 10. al or turn it away. [email protected] The documents to be presented According to Lang, who is a current high to the judge include what the school teacher and curriculum coordinator at Old Dog says, “I don’t The trial for TSS Develop- plaintiff (TSS) and defendant Melody Christian Academy, said the school know about the dog star ment’s lawsuit against Suwannee (Suwannee County) are requesting board had 60 days from the date he submit- Sirius, but I do know it’s County has concluded and now in the case, backed by facts and ted the application to review it and make a seriously HOT.” awaits a decision from Third Cir- evidence presented during the trial decision. cuit Judge David Fina. Before that took place July 23-25. Superintendent of Schools Jerry Scarbor- The month of August is often referred to as Fina can render a decision, the rep- Daniel Webster, the attorney ough told the Democrat on Monday his ad- the "dog days of summer" but not because ministration is currently developing a review of pet pooches. It has to do with the star resenting attorneys will submit fi- Sirius, also known as the dog star, which nal proposed judgements by Aug. SEE SUWANNEE, PAGE 12A process and once it’s completed, a recom- rose at the same time as sunrise during the month of August in ancient Roman times. SEE CHARTER, PAGE 12A

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MMA Unleashed invades Live Oak on Friday, Aug. 9, at the Suwannee County Coliseum. The event features over 10 amateur bouts with exciting, hard-hitting action, along with a meet-and-greet with the stars of His- tory’s Channel’s highly rated Swamp People, RJ and Jay Paul Molinere, with ring girls, Big Mama’s Prize Patrol, Diva’s Chocolate Pudding Match, live DJ, vendors and much more. History Channel’s Swamp People is the highly ac- claimed and wildly popular reality series that details the lives of several Cajun alligator hunters from Louisiana. The meet and greet autograph session runs from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. MMA Unleashed is the only event on earth where you can experience the thrill of MMA and also meet the stars of this huge show, live and in person. A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Live Oak-based Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch, an organization dedicated to preventing delinquency and developing strong, lawful, resilient, and productive cit- RJ and Jay Paul Molinere of History Channel’s Swamp People will be appearing at the MMA Unleashed event on Aug. 9 izens who will make a positive contribution to our com- at the Suwannee County Coliseum. munities for years to come. MMA Unleashed is presented by Dex Imaging and MMA Unleashed will take place on Friday, August 9, Buddy’s Home Furnishings in Lake City, Gainesville, sponsored by Buddy’s Home Furnishings, Brand Source at the Suwannee County Coliseum located at 1302 11th and Valdosta. Printing and Monster Energy Drinks. MMA Unleashed St. SW in Live Oak. Doors open at 6 p.m., and bell time VIP tickets include early entry at 5:30 p.m., a lami- is produced by Extreme Sports and Entertainment, a di- is 7:30 p.m. nated VIP pass, front of the line access to the autograph vision of Brand Source, Inc. This event is sanctioned by Tickets start at just $25 and are available online at session with RJ and Jay Paul Molinere from Swamp the International Sport Combat Federation (ISCF). www.xselive.com, Dixie Grill in Live Oak as well as People, special program and more. Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park and Campground Christ Central Aug. 17 (Sat) Bryce Carlisle & The For reservations for RVs, campers, celebrating 10 years AUGUST Honkeytonk Hellions to rent beautiful cabins or primitive camping spaces or for more info on Christ Central-Live ner on the ground will CALENDAR Aug. 23 (Fri) The Bath Salt Zom- the SOSMP, please go to www.musi- Oak is proud to an- follow the service. Aug. 9 - (Fri) Justin Case Band/ bies cliveshere.com, email spirit@musi- nounce their 10th An- Christ Central is locat- Suwannee Spirit Kids Music cliveshere.com or call the Spirit of the niversary Celebration ed at 15445 US Hwy Aug. 24 (Sat) The Jesse Project Suwannee Music Park (SOSMP) at on Aug. 11, at 10:30 129, 7 miles south of Aug. 10 - (Sat) Rusty Groove 386-364-1683. The Spirit of the a.m. There will be spe- Live Oak. Everyone is Band/ Suwannee Spirit Kids Music Aug. 29 (Thurs) Begin Labor Day Suwannee Music Park is located at cial music and the welcome. For more Camp weekend with Ted “Teddy MacElvis” 3076 95th Drive, Live Oak, Fla, speaker is Pastor Lon- info please contact 386- McMullen and Karaoke 32060, 4.5 miles south of Interstate 75 nie Johns, founding 208-1345 or e-mail us Aug. 11 (Sun) Suwannee Spirit and 4.5 miles north of Interstate 10 off Pastor of the Christ at ccmlo@wind- Kids Music Camp Concert 3 p.m. Aug. 30 (Fri) Jamie Davis Band US 129. Keep an eye out for the Central Network. Din- stream.net SOSMP sign and white painted board Aug. 16 (Fri) Band of Brothers Aug. 31 (Sat) Justin Case Band fence!

817409 821552 PAGE 4A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Health department update Thanks to Shands Ladies Get those shots Auxiliary of Live Oak for school now!

By Wanda Crowe review the record of your R.N. Director of Nursing child’s immunizations to ensure all needed vaccines There is no time like the have been received. Also, present to update your ask your provider for a copy child’s immunizations and of the record or the certifi- get the required certificates cate to keep yourself. for school. Do not wait until For students enter- the last minute to vaccinate ing grade 6-11, one dose of your child. chicken pox vaccine is re- For students entering quired unless your health kindergarten, the require- care provider has records ments vary depending on the showing that your child has age and intervals that your previously had chicken pox. Crowe child received the original Two doses of chicken pox series of vaccinations. The vaccine is required if the stu- on Mondays, Wednesdays requirements are: dent is entering grades and Fridays from 8 a.m.-11 • 4 to 5 doses of DTap kindergarten through fifth a.m. and from 1 p.m. until 4 New dry erase boards in the E.R. rooms. (Diphtheria, Tetanus and unless there are records of p.m. The office is located at Pertussis) previous disease. 915 Nobles Ferry Road in • 4 or 5 doses of Polio One dose of Tdap Live Oak. No appointment vaccine. A 5th dose is re- vaccine is required for stu- is needed. There is no quired if the 4th dose was re- dents in grades 7-11. While charge for vaccines given to ceived before the 4th birth- the HPV vaccine against the children from birth through day. Human Papillomavirus and age 18. Bring your child’s • 2 doses of MMR the meningitis vaccine are immunization record with (Measles, Mumps and not required, they are rec- you if their vaccines have Rubella) ommended to be given been received elsewhere. • 2 doses of Varicella when students are getting Call the Department of (Chicken Pox) and their seventh grade vaccines. Health in Suwannee County • 3 doses of Hepatitis B Immunizations are at 386-362-2708 or your Vaccine. given at the Department of family doctor if you have Have your child’s doctor Health in Suwannee County questions.

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Oct. 11 & 12, 2013 Each patient room has a new dry erase board. Courtesy photos Kenny Gwinn 512-721-9677 The Shands Live Oak Regional Med- board. CaSonia Williams ical Center Emergency Room has new Each board has a beautiful picture on it, Martin dry erase boards for each E.R. room in along with space for the patient’s infor- 386-647-6896 the hospital. Also, each bed in the regular mation as a convenience for the patient, patient rooms has their own dry erase as well as the hospital doctors and nurses. “School tools donation bag program” bers. Store customers can thanks its dedicated cus- Publix Super Market in Live purchase the pre-made tomers for their support of packages of school sup- this program and for help- Oak conducts its school plies. ing make it possible for United Way of Suwannee many children to receive supply collection drive Valley is coordinating the the “tools” they need to distribution of the school learn this school year. Publix Super Markets in- eration Stuff the Bus” but supplies for the Publix Su- United Way of Suwannee vites our community to par- different in that there are per Markets in the Suwan- Valley is a community im- ticipate in a program to col- “recipes” of supplies for nee Valley. As donated pact and fundraising orga- lect school supplies for various grade levels, and school supplies accumulate, nization which advances homeless children in these supplies are pre-pack- they are picked up by the the common good by utiliz- Suwannee County. This aged and available for pur- United Way homeless coor- ing volunteers on all levels program is similar to “Op- chase by community mem- dinator. The supplies will to identify unmet commu- be delivered to Suwannee nity needs and seek to alle- PILGRIMS LIVE County schools for the new viate those needs through school year. Homeless chil- United Way of Suwannee dren in need of school sup- Valley initiatives and the OAK DIVISION plies will receive these do- funding of 22 affiliated nated items. health and human service Publix Super Markets agencies. WANTED - PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BUILD CHICKEN HOUSES The following couples applied for within 75 miles of Live Oak, FL. a marriage license the week of Broiler, Breeder and Pullet Houses July 29 to August 2, 2013: Needed. Marcus Jo-Von Allen to Molly Ann Beckner For details please call Jason Scarborough at 386-208-0266 or Rick Kyle Gene West to Heather Vera Richter Tullos at 386-208-0224. 817997

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William Thomas "W.T." ments. OBITUARIES Atwell, Sr. Rebecca Ann McBride Aug. 1, 2013 June 13, 1958 Edna Blackstone Tsacrios Aug.2, 2013 Feb. 23, 1924 illiam Thomas Aug. 1, 2013 "W.T." Atwell, ebecca Ann WSr. , 77, Mayo, McBride, age 55 dna Blackstone Fla. passed away on Thurs- Rof Live Oak, Fla. Tsacrios age 89, of day, Aug. 1, 2013.The life- passed away Friday, Aug. ELive Oak, Fla., long resident of Mayo was 2, 2013 at Shands @ U.F. in passed away Thursday, a member of American Le- Gainesville, Fla. following Aug. 1, 2013 at her home gion Post 105 which held a lengthy illness. The Lake following a lengthy illness. several officers and Salem Wales, Fla. native moved to The Augusta, GA. native Baptist Purity Church in Live Oak in 2008 from moved to Live Oak, Fla. in Salem, Fla. Mr. Atwell re- Bradenton, Fla. She was a 1929 when she was 4 years tired from the U.S. Air member of the Manatee old. She was a member of Force after serving 20 plus Baptist Church in Braden- the St. Luke’s Episcopal years. He served two tours ton, Fla. She loved going to Church of Live Oak. and was a Veteran of the the beach, boating, swim- She is survived by one Korean Conflict and Viet- ming, and fishing. son, Nicky Tsacrios, Jr. of nam. He also served as She is survived by her Moundsville, WV; two Chief of Police in Mayo for mother, Margaret Kil- daughters, Joanna Millinor 11 years and retired from patrick, Live Oak, Fla.; one of Wimberley, TX and Lafayette County Sheriff’s son, Bryan (Amanda) Coula Freeman of Dept as Major after 15 plus McBride of Bradenton, Lawrenceville, GA; nine years. Fla.; two daughters, Eliza- grandchildren and seven Mr. Atwell is survived by beth McBride of Marion, great-grandchildren and his daughter: Michelle NC and Megan McBride of one niece Dottie Herring of (George) Raney, Orange New York, NY; four sisters, Live Oak, Fla. Springs, Fla.; one sister: Janice (Larry) Huffstutler The family would like to Carris Atwell Shiver, of Live Oak, Fla., Dianne thank her long term care- Mayo, Fla.; two brothers: (David) Boyce of Marion, giver, Lyn Worrell, and the Keith (Amanda) Lemmon, NC, Kathryn (Alfred) Truitt staff of Family Life Care: Alachua, Fla., Andy (Nan) and Lucinda (Randy) Darnetta, Betty, Pam, Ton- Snider, O’Brien, Fla.; seven Copeland both of Braden- dra and Wanda, for the lov- grandchildren: William ton, Fla. ing care they gave our John Thomas Atwell, Sab- Please sign the guest- mother during her final rina Nicole Atwell, Timo- book at www.harrisfuneral- days. Special thanks also to thy Wayne Atwell, Jr., homeinc.net. Haven Hospice nurse Joshua Atwell Boyette, Harris Funeral Home & Kathy, and CNA Eddie Chrislyn D. Varga, First Cremations, Inc., Live Oak, May. Sgt. Lewis, Dalton and Fla. 386-364-5115 is in Visitation was held Mon- Heather Lewis-Grant. He charge of all arrangements. day, Aug. 5, 2013 from 6 to was preceded in death by 7 p.m. at the funeral home. his two sons: William Funeral services were Thomas Atwell, Jr. and DEATH held 10 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. Timothy Wayne Atwell, Sr. NOTICE 6, 2013 in the St. Luke’s Services were held at 3 Episcopal Church with Fa- p.m. Sunday, Aug. 4 at ther Donald Woodrum offi- Salem Baptist Church with Ella Mae Frazier ciating. Interment followed Rev. Bobby Joe Hires, Rev. Aug. 4, 2013 in the Live Oak Cemetery. Larry Kerly and Rev. In lieu of flowers contri- George Raney officiating. lla Mae Frazier, age bution may be made to St. Interment followed in the 90, passed away Luke’s Episcopal Church or church cemetery. In lieu of ESunday, Aug. 4, Haven Hospice of Lake flowers family ask dona- 2013. City tions be made to Salem D.M. Udell and Sons are Please sign the guestbook Baptist Purity Church in charge of all arrange- at www.harrisfuneralhome- 10400 Fish Creek Road ments, inc.net. Salem, Fla. 32356. D.M. Udell Funeral Harris Funeral Home & Daniels Funeral Homes Home, 120 S. Walker Ave., Cremations, Inc., Live Oak, & Crematory, Inc., of Live Live Oak, Fla. 32060 Fla. 386-364-5115 is in Oak and Branford, Fla. 386-262-4189 or 386- charge of all arrangements. were in charge of arrange- 209-0223 Local to compete in Miss Renaissance Pageant

By Andrew McGee enthusiasm and perspective of Pageant T-shirt and black [email protected] as you interact with the bottoms. commentator on stage, and The final is the Fun Fash- The Miss Renaissance answer an impromptu ques- ion Category which is 25 Pageant will take place on tion. Attire is again the same points and is about display- Saturday, Aug. 10 and Sun- full-length evening gown. ing creativity and inspira- day Aug. 11 at the Foundry Interview with Judges is tion. The contestants are to at Puritan Mill at 916 Joseph next and worth 30 points. showcase their fashion E. Lowery Boulevard in At- Contestants are to allow the sense, style, flair and most lanta, Georgia. Saturday is judges to “get to know” the importantly, their inspira- scheduled for rehearsal, per- real them and their beliefs as tion. They are to use their sonal interviews and com- they spend quality time outfits to exude their person- munity service time. Sunday “selling” themselves to the alities. They are encouraged will allow for brief rehearsal, panel. This is to take place to think “out of the box” and “Glam Squad” appointments on Saturday during Re- use the runway to bring ti to and the actual pageant and hearsal time. Contestants life. The attire should be a crowning time. will be called into Judges fun fashion that embraces Pageant Categories and Chambers one at a time. At- the contestant’s style to Attire Requirements are as tire will be Rehearsal Outfit bring it to life. follows: The opening number is ‘Standing Out’ (not a judged event). The girls will be working the stage with their fellow contestants presenting a choreographed piece which was taught at rehearsal. The attire is a Pageant T-shirt (supplied by Pageant) and black bottoms. The second event (also not judged) is a Community Ser- vice Project called ’Giving Back to Others‘ and contestants interact with other youth. The attire for Re- hearsal Outfit is again a Pageant T-shirt with black bottoms. Next is the Evening Gown Category, ‘Walking in Ele- gance’ which is 25 points. Contestants are to share their poise, beauty and elegance as they gracefully walk the stage in an evening gown of their choice. Then, it’s ‘Speaking with Passion’, the 20 points category with answering an onstage question. Contestants are to share their charisma, Kailah Henderson

821337 PAGE 6A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Viewpoints/Opinions BIBLE VERSE OPINION “But the Lord inflicted serious diseases on Pharaoh and his household because Would they be proud? One can't imagine the fear in racial crimes of violence, 83 per- of Abram’s wife Sarai. So the hearts of the parents of those A cent of the time, a black person was Pharaoh summoned Abram. nine black students who walked the perpetrator and a white person past shouting placard-carrying MINORITY was the victim. Most interracial as- “What have you done to mobs as they entered Little Rock VIEW saults are committed by blacks. me?” he said. “Why didn’t Central High School in 1957. What's worse is there're blacks still Each day, they were greeted with alive -- such as older members of you tell me she was your angry shouts of "Two, four, six, the Congressional Black Caucus, eight, we don't want to integrate." ~ NAACP and National Urban wife? Why did you say, © 2013 Creators Syndicate In some rural and urban areas, ~ League -- who lived through the ‘She is my sister,’ so that I during the school desegregation BY WALTER WILLIAMS times of lynching, Jim Crow and took her to be my wife? era, parents escorted their 5- and open racism and who remain silent 6-year-old children past crowds shouting threats and in the face of the current situation. Now then, here is your screaming racial epithets. Often there were Ku Klux Klan After the George Zimmerman trial, in cities such as Bal- wife. Take her and go!” marches and cross burnings. Much of this protest was in the timore, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Chicago and New York, South, but Northern cities were by no means exempt from there have been a number of brutal revenge attacks on Then Pharaoh gave orders the turmoil and violence of school desegregation. whites in the name of "justice for Trayvon." Over the past about Abram to his men, Most of the parents and civil rights leaders whose sacri- few years, there have been many episodes of unprovoked fices and courage made today's educational opportunities attacks by black gangs against white people at beaches, in and they sent him on his possible are no longer with us. My question is: If they could shopping malls, on public conveyances and in other public way, with his wife and know what many of today's black youngsters have done places in cities such as Denver, Chicago, Philadelphia, New with the fruits of their sacrifice, would they be proud? Most York, Washington and Los Angeles. There's no widespread everything he had. schools identified as "persistently dangerous" are predomi- condemnation, plus most of the time, the race of the attack- – Genesis 12:17-20 (NIV) nantly black schools. To have a modicum of safety, many ers was not reported, even though media leftists and their schools are equipped with walk-through metal detectors, se- allies are experts in reporting racial differences in every- curity cameras and conveyor belt X-ray machines that scan thing else. book bags and purses. Nationally, the black four-year high- Would those black Americans who fought tooth and nail school graduation rate is 52 percent. In some cities, such as against Jim Crow, segregation, lynching and racism be Detroit and Philadelphia, it's considerably lower -- 20 per- proud of the findings of a recent Rasmussen poll in which Suwannee cent and 24 percent, respectively. In Rochester, N.Y., it's 9 31 percent of blacks think that most blacks are racists and percent. 24 percent of blacks think that most whites are racists? What black politicians, parents, teachers and students Among whites, in the same Rasmussen poll, 38 percent Democrat have created is nothing less than a gross betrayal and squan- consider most blacks racist, and 10 percent consider most dering of the struggle paid in blood, sweat and tears by pre- whites racist. vious generations to make possible the educational oppor- Black people don't need to have a conversation with tunities that were denied to blacks for so long. white people on matters of race. One first step would be to Born in 1936, I've lived during some of our racially dis- develop a zero tolerance for criminal and disruptive school criminatory history. I recall being chased out of Fishtown behavior, as well as a zero tolerance for criminal behavior and Grays Ferry, two predominantly Irish Philadelphia in neighborhoods. If city authorities cannot or will not pro- neighborhoods, with my cousin in the 1940s and not stop- vide protection, then law-abiding black people should find MYRA C. REGAN JEFF WATERS ping until we reached a predominantly black North Philly a way to provide that protection themselves. Publisher Editor or South Philly neighborhood. Today that might be different. A black person seeking safety might run from a black Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at George Members of the Suwannee Democrat neighborhood to a white neighborhood. Mason University. To find out more about Walter E. editorial board are Myra C. Regan, publisher, and Jeff Waters, editor. Our View is formed by that board. On top of that, today whites are likely to be victims of Williams and read features by other Creators Syndicate blacks. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics' 2008 writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web National Crime Victimization Survey, in instances of inter- page at www.creators.com. Editorial objectives for 2013 GUEST COLUMN 1. Reduce waste in local government 2. Revitalize downtown Live Oak 3. Continue work on Perimeter Road When we speak of ‘intelligent’ life 4. Attract more business and growth Dwain Walden around the neighborhood reciting Bible verses. I’m assum- 5. Build up I-10, US 129 corridor The Moultrie Observer ing he was quoting something about casting out demons. It’s a good thing he didn’t get to that part about lifting up Chances are you’ve heard the ex- snakes. pression “art imitating life.” Hold Meanwhile, a man in a federal courthouse in Maine was onto that thought for a just a mo- charged with vandalism after having a “catastrophic” bow- ment... el movement in a restroom and leaving the “damage.” A The Democrat I’ve written several columns about court upheld the conviction and the man spent a week in “reality” television, sometimes sug- jail. Someone said the entire episode smelled of a “kanga- gesting that some of the stuff we see roo court.” Someone else said kangaroos have never is fake ... that it has been choreo- smelled that bad. graphed. In other words, how many people can be that stu- While we’re speaking of research, scientists have con- pid? cluded that a full moon can interfere with some people get- Back to Well, I’ve been doing some research, and I’ve concluded ting a good night’s sleep. My first thought was, buy a win- that when we use the expression “intelligent life” we need dow shade. But they say it can happen whether you can see to clarify extensively. the moon or not. I doubt this question would ever be an answer on “Jeop- In this study, it took some people five minutes longer to ardy” but just for the fun of it, “How does a person get get to sleep and they woke up 20 minutes earlier during this school charged with child abuse and shoplifting in the same inci- lunar phase. Well guess what, a chili dog after 10 p.m. will dent?” do the same thing. Can you hear it? Can you believe it? The answer is simple. When the cops try to arrest you, I once heard two drunks arguing that it would be easier to Are you ready? you throw your baby at them and run. land a rover on the moon during full moon simply because School begins Aug. 19, just a little over Yep. Happened in Pensacola, just a few days ago. it would be harder to miss under those conditions. And just a week away. Can you hear the school And how far will a person go to prove a point in protest to clarify what I said earlier about those “reality” shows, mode? they also argued the rules of hopscotch. bells already? Can you hear the school A southern Illinois businessman paid off $150,000 in a So now let’s go abroad. A woman in Manchester, Eng- buses, the kids laughter? Ready or not, court-ordered settlement with nearly four tons of quarters. land, tried to go through a McDonald’s drive-through on it’s here and we hope you took advan- Someone asked why he paid in quarters. He said it wasn’t horseback. She was told that was against the rules. She got tage of the tax free holiday, or the Back feasible to pay in pennies. belligerent and rode the horse inside where it pooped on the to School Bash event held recently. And have you ever watched those shows where some ya- floor. For those parents that still need school hoos are trying to communicate with the dead in “haunted” She was charged with “causing alarm and distress to cus- houses? tomers.” supplies or clothes for their children, I wrote a column about that saying that I had never heard It’s a good thing she didn’t spill hot coffee in her lap dur- there are plenty of churches and organi- of a haunted mobile home. My point was that to be haunting this incident or she might have driven away in a zations locally that would be willing to ed, a structured had to be a two-story house so the stairs Porsche. help. would squeak. So I guess to have a reality show, all you need is a cam- Open house for each public school will Well, I guess I stand corrected. In Arizona, a man claimed era, and you just walk around filming people doing stupid be happening soon. Usually referred to to have demons living in his closet. So he set fire to it. stuff. But watch where you step! His roommates were home at the time, and he told police as meet your teacher dates. This is that he forgot to mention to his roommates that he was go- Dwain Walden is editor/publisher of The Moultrie Ob- when youngsters can visit their new ing to purge his closet. Earlier he had been wandering server, 985-4545. Email: [email protected]. teacher, and, most often, receive that teacher’s supply list. Branford area schools open house dates can be found on page 7A. All other open house dates can be found on our website at suwanneedemocrat.com, or on this page in Friday’s edition. Generic school supply lists can be found online as well. As always, the school board office is open to your calls, suggestions or comments. You can reach them at 386-647- 4600. We hope our area students have a great first day back, and that the parents’ anxiety levels don’t go too high. Letters To The Editor, Suwannee Democrat, PO Box 370, Live Oak, FL 32064. Please include your full name, address and daytime phone number. We ask this so we can verify your letter and discuss any questions about it with you. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 7A Branford News Serving southern Suwannee County, including Branford, O’Brien and McAlpin Harden is new AD at BHS Cashwell to leave by end of summer sometime back so he could be with his “I’ll be teaching Social Studies. I won’t family permanently. For the past year, he be athletic director, but I will be coaching By Andrew McGee was traveling from Branford to the east like I was back in the day,” smiled Cash- [email protected] coast on weekends and heading back to well. teach and coach by Monday morning. He said his wife is now a guidance coun- The Suwannee County School Board “About a year ago, I moved my family selor, but at a different school. She is at has hired Branford High School Football over to St. Augustine,” said Cashwell. Wards Creek Elementary School which he Coach Roy Harden as the new athletic di- “My wife basically picked up her career described as being on the most western rector for BHS. over there and we had decided I would edge of St. Johns County, “just over the SCSB Assistant Director of Human Re- stay here in Branford for another year and Clay County/St. Johns County border.” sources Cindy Johnson said they already then start the (job) search.” This is a convenient location for both be- advertised for the position and received a Toward the end of the 2012-13 school cause they live close by. recommendation internally about Harden year, Cashwell began looking for employ- Cashwell said it had been a tough year and he accepted. Harden will continue his ment in the St. Johns and Clay County ar- on everyone with him having to commute duties as football coach. eas. He found and accepted a teaching po- every weekend to be with his family. “Coach Harden will start as athletic di- sition at R. J. Murray Middle School in St. “We’re all excited that we can come rector on August 10,” said Johnson. Augustine. He said there were several back together again,” said Cashwell. “Get Current AD Wade Cashwell’s last day is coaching options he was looking into, but everything back to normal.” Aug. 9. for right now, he needs to focus on the new He added, “Keep Branford in the papers Roy Harden Cashwell’s decision to leave was made position. for us.” Sparkleberry to meet Sept. 10 Branford Rotary thanks Submitted turn east onto CR 247. SE Craven St. is the seventh block from 129. Then, turn former president The Sparkleberry Chapter meeting of right onto SE Craven St and Hatch Park the Florida Native Plant Society will is a few blocks down on the left. The meet Tuesday, Sept. 10, at Hatch Park public is invited, so mark your calendars (403 SE Craven St.) in Branford at 5:30 and join us for hot dogs and a chance to p.m. for hot dogs and the meeting will meet our Special Speaker, Sue Scott. begin at 6:30 p.m. For more information contact: Presi- The program will feature Sue Scott dent Mae Brandt at 386-466-0915 or who shares her ideas on the Back Ten email her at [email protected] Feet program. The Back Ten Feet (of any The purpose of the Florida Native typical property) is a starting point for Plant Society is to promote the preserva- converting water wasteful, boring, un- tion, conservation and plant restoration productive turf grass yards into drought of the native plant communities tolerant, wildlife friendly, interesting and For more information on the Florida storm protective landscapes. Native Plant Society, log on to Directions: From US 129 in Branford, www.fnps.org. South county briefs Suwannee County Tax Collector For more information please contact The Suwannee County Tax Collector is the AWD supervisor Lisa Perry at 386- in Branford twice a month at Town Hall 208-1404. to assist with tags, titles and taxes. Their hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. (closed 12 to 1 Boy Scout Troop 408 for lunch) on the first and third Tuesdays Meets on Thursdays from 7-8:30 at the of every month. The hope is to American Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd better serve the citizens of the south end St., Live Oak. This is approx. 5.5 miles of Suwannee County. south of town and 1.5 miles east of Hwy. 129. Membership is open to boys ages Council meetings 11-17. Join us for camping, hiking, ca- The Town Council meetings are held noeing, and many other outdoor activi- the second Tuesday of each month at 7 ties. p.m. Meetings are held in the council chambers at The Branford Town Hall lo- Cub Scout Pack 408 cated at 604 NW Suwannee Ave. Public Meets on Thursdays from 6-7 p.m. at is welcome. the American Legion Post 107, 10726 The Rotary Club of Branford newly installed president, John Lacquey, right, presented a 142nd St., between Live Oak and plaque to past president Larry Geiger in appreciation for his service as president for the The Arc North Florida McAlpin. Membership is open to boys 2012-13 season. By Andrew McGee Adults with Disabilities Program. ages 6-10. Join us for camping, archery, Open to Branford and surrounding adults BB shooting, and many other fun activi- with intellectual or developmental dis- ties. Parents encouraged to participate. abilities. 386-209-3480 Branford football schedule 2013-14 Mascot: Buccaneers Team: Varsity Colors: Orange, Blue Coach: Roy Harden League: 1A District 5 Division: FL Class 1A

Date Aug. 22 7p The Villages Charter Aug. 30 7:30 Aucilla Christian Sept. 6 7:30 @ Trenton Sept. 13 Open Sept. 20 7:30 Bronson Sept. 27 7:30 John Paul II Catholic Oct. 4 7:30 @ Jefferson County* Oct. 11 7:30 Bishop Snyder Oct. 18 7:30 @ Hamilton County* See back to school lists on our web site please register your kindergarten students Nov. 1 7:30 Lafayette* at suwanneedemocrat.com, search “back for the 2013-14 Branford Elementary Nov. 7 7:30 @ Bell to school”. school year during this month to ensure * conference game that your child has an assigned teacher at Open house dates are as follows: open house. Branford Elementary School is Aug. 15 Please bring the following documents from 4-6 p.m. Branford High School is with you to registration: child’s birth cer- Aug. 15, 12-1 p.m. for sixth through tificate, immunization record, Florida Speech contest coming up eighth grades and 1-2 p.m. for ninth physical, proof of residency and Social The Suwannee County Farm Bureau Speech Contest is Sept. 10. The top- through 12th grades. Security card. ic is "Over the past 500 years, how has technology influenced Florida Agri- We are excited to meet your child. For culture?" You must be at least 14 to participate. Students who need the rules, BES kindergarten registration more information, please call BES at email Stacey Young at [email protected]. Parents living in the Branford area 386-935-5700. School starts Aug. 19.

Arrests ...... 2A Sports ...... 1B Legal Notices ...... 5B Suwannee Living ...... 4A HI 92 NDEX Obituaries ...... 5A Viewpoint ...... 6A I LO 74 PAGE 8A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Save the Cats of Live Oak Adoption Days

Charlie is a sweet brown tabby with black spots on his sides and stripes down his legs. He Cheyenne is a beautiful black and white girl who is quiet and learning to trust and love peo- is lovable and good natured. He is inquisitive and will be a good companion. He has been ple. She likes to play with a toy on a stick and will be a lover once she feels safe in your neutered and has his shots. family. She has been spayed and has her shots. Submitted days, Aug. 10 and 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 ment seven days a week. Volunteers to at 207 72nd Trace in Live Oak. For more p.m. at Tractor Supply Company in Live help out on these days to play with the cats information about Save the Cats of Live Save the Cats of Live Oak will have Oak. may call Sherry Everett at 1-407-748- Oak, please call 386-364-1006 or e-mail adoption days on two upcoming Satur- Adoptions are scheduled by appoint- 0395. Tractor Supply Company is located [email protected] Caboose calls Ft. White home

Ft. White received an historic caboose Friday afternoon, Aug. 2. It was transported by truck from Lake City and was hoisted into place by a crane, both provided by Florida Mechani- cal Systems, Inc. of Jacksonville. The caboose was set on a small section of truck next to the restored Ft. White Train Station on Hwy. 27. This is the result of a joint effort involving Ft. White Chamber of Commerce, Town of Ft. White, Columbia County and Columbia County School Board. Future plans for the Railroad Park may include a steam locomotive and outdoor seating for concerts. Story, photo submitted by George Reynolds Warren Zwanka, P.G., rejoins SRWMD as a senior hydrologist

Submitted to serving the citizens of north central Florida.” Warren Zwanka joined the Suwannee “The District welcomes Warren Zwan- River Water Management District (Dis- ka back to our team,” said District Exec- trict) as a senior hydrologist on July 22. utive Director Ann Shortelle. “Given his In this capacity, he will oversee the wa- diverse background and extensive geo- ter use and water well programs within logical knowledge of the District, he will the Resource Management Division. be a vital asset to our permitting pro- During his 18-year career, Zwanka has gram.” held various positions at the District and the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) conducting hydro- logic monitoring, abandoned artesian well plugging, geophysical logging, deep observation well drilling, and con- sumptive use/ water well permitting. For the last two years he has served as the in- teragency project manager for SJR- WMD, in which he facilitated water supply initiatives between the two districts in accordance with an agreement between the districts and the Florida De- partment of Environmental Protection. Zwanka earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology at the University of South Carolina and a Master of Science degree in Soil and Water Science from the University of Florida. He is a Water Well Contractor and a licensed Profes- sional Geologist in Florida and Georgia. “It’s great to be back at the Suwannee District,” said Zwanka. “I look forward Zwanka

821061˙ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 9A North Central SRWMD closes Florida Tea Party additional lands monthly meeting due to flooding Are you concerned when you hear stories of brings a new report of law enforcement raid- Submitted are encouraged to be ters. law enforcement raiding the wrong house? ing the wrong house; improper search and The Suwannee River cautious due to flood Wildlife can be ex- Join us for our monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on seizures, etc. etc. This should be a very inter- Water Management conditions. Do not at- tremely dangerous after Thursday, Aug. 8, when we discuss this issue. esting, informative topic! Please invite your District has closed the tempt to drive through a flood. From bites to Chris Hall will be our guest speaker. He will family and friends! Rattlesnake Ford area water standing or flow- diseases, never handle be speaking on the Law Enforcement Crisis in We will have copies of the American Patri- in Steinhatchee Springs ing across road due to wild animals after a this country. Chris says "the disconnect be- ot Newspaper, and other information that will Wildlife Management wash outs or as little as flood. Keep in mind tween the people and the federal government help you keep up with what is going on. If you Area (WMA) and Dev- six inches of water may that insects are also a is a major issue in America today. However, are realizing that this isn’t the country you il’s Hammock WMA cause you to lose con- huge nuisance after a in numerous places throughout the nation the grew up in, and are concerned about the things due to rising water lev- trol of your vehicle. flood and can carry dis- same can be said about the relationship be- going on, please make an effort to attend this els from the Steinhatch- Two feet of water will eases. tween the people and law enforcement, the meeting. We need everyone to get involved to ee and Waccasassa carry most vehicles These tracts will re- people and our justice system. In many ways help us make a difference in our country! Rivers. Steinhatchee away. open when floodwaters the issue has reached crisis level. It endangers Come and find out what you can do! We meet Falls Park remains Six inches of fast recede and it is deemed citizens and good law enforcement offi- at the Taylor Building 128 SW Birley Ave. in closed due to flooding. moving water can safe for visitors to drive cers." Chris Hall will address some of these is- Lake City. The Taylor Building is located on All roads within these sweep an adult off his on roads. sues and discuss what we can do in our com- the south side of U.S. 90 and Birley Ave. ap- tracts are closed to ve- or her feet or even less Visit www.mysuwan- munities to help solve this crisis. Do you prox. 3 miles west of the I-75 interchange. For hicles. Visitors to the for those who are dis- neeriver.com/flooding- know someone who works in law enforce- more information, call John 386-935-1705, Steinhatchee Springs, abled or young chil- information to receive ment? Why not invite them to attend this im- Sharon 386-935-0821 or go to: www.north- Steinhatchee Falls and dren. Use extreme cau- the latest flooding in- portant meeting? It seems like each week centralfloridateaparty.org Steinhatchee Rise tracts tion around flood wa- formation and updates. Suwannee 4-H’ers attend Bacon Day Camp

By Brian Estevez regular, reduced salt, and 4-H/Youth Development maple flavored bacon. They also learned the importance The 4-H Bacon Day of eating bacon in modera- Camp was held on July 17- tion to reduce salt and fat in- 19, and gave young people take. Robbie Thomas, chef the opportunity to learn at the Dixie Grill, came to about and take part in the the camp to teach youth how production of pork from he cooks bacon in his restau- farm to family. Twenty-two rant. After his presentation, of the luckiest kids from camp participants were Suwannee, Gilchrist, and treated to two different ba- Madison counties attended con treats. Youth were able the three day camp, with two to make bacon roses, baked participants even attending bacon strips rolled in the from as far away as Lee shape of a rose, and Suwan- 4-H members learn the parts of a pork carcass from UF Meat Processing employees at the Bacon Day Camp. County (Fort Myers) and nee County 4-H member Photo courtesy of Tyler Jones UF/IFAS Photography Holmes County (Bonifay). Cheyenne Markham taught On the first day of the Ba- youth how she makes Bacon Day Camp partici- tions after attending the Ba- and career choices; and in- skills. con Day Camp, youth visit- chocolate bacon. After her pants learned about the pro- con Day Camp, youth in- creased communication, de- UF/IFAS Extension in ed the University of Flori- presentation, youth were duction of pork from farm to creased knowledge about cision making, teamwork, Suwannee County is an da’s (UF) Meat Processing able to cut their own bone- family and experienced the where their food comes problem solving, and equal opportunity institu- Center. There, participants less pork chops from the 4-H motto of “Learn by Do- from; learned about college healthy lifestyle choice life tion. met with Dr. Chad Carr, the pork loins that they cut earli- ing.” The hands-on ap- UF/IFAS Extension Meat er in the week. They then proach was supplemented Science Specialist who wel- seasoned and cooked their by expertise from UF/IFAS comed youth to the UF cam- pork chops before being Extension agents, UF facul- pus and recruited them to able to eat and enjoy their ty and staff, and volunteers. come to the Department of hard work. Based on student evalua- Animal Sciences once they graduated. Youth also SUWANNEE RIVER READINGS learned about food and personal safety before being Branford 2013 taught how to fabricate a pork carcass from Tommy Estevez, Retail Manager at the UF Meat Processing Center. Soon after, camp participants donned hair- nets, lab coats, and cutting gloves to cut up pork car- The water levels provided here refer to the height at the US Hwy. 27 casses; prepare pork bellies bridge in Branford in feet above mean sea level (ft-msl) at the gauging station. In the past the levels were read as gauge height not mean sea to make bacon; and grind, level. stuff, and link sausage in a 07/29/13...... 22.26 08/2/13...... 21.74 45 degree processing room. 07/30/13...... 22.26 08/3/13 ...... 21.6 UF/IFAS photographer 07/31/13...... 22.1 08/4/13 ...... 21.49 PLACE YOUR Tyler Jones attended the Ba- 08/1/13...... 21.94 08/5/13 ...... 21.47 con Day Camp and pho- Sponsored By: tographed the day’s events. BUSINESS Day two of the Bacon Day Camp provided youth SCAFF’S the opportunity to visit SCAFF’S Supermarket Lyons Show Pig Farm in Branford 386-935-1527 CARD HERE 789685 Mayo. Camp members met 820943 with Ricky and Louisa Lyons, who toured youth PUBLIC MEETING M o n . - F r i . N O R T H F L O R I D A 8 : 3 0 a m - 6 : 0 0 p m around their farm where P H A R M A C Y S a t u r d a y 9 a m - 1 p m they raise and sell pigs for The Town of Branford will hold a public OF BRANFORD S u n d a y - C l o s e d youth to show at fairs meeting on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 at Now accepting around the southeast. Youth 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter. The sole Blue Cross Blue Shield also learned about how the Health Options purpose of this meeting will be to discuss Lyons breed, vaccinate, and Everything For Your Home Recovery sell their pigs. Participants the Town applying for a grant under the From Prescriptions to Medical Supplies were able to see baby pigs Florida Recreation Development 305 SW US Highway 27 that were born earlier in the Assistance Program (FRDAP) during the C h e r r y L u m b e r t 2014-2015 funding cycle. The applications Branford, Florida 32008 week. Ricky Lyons also P h a r m a c i s t 784394 ( 3 8 6 ) 9 3 5 - 6 9 0 5 taught youth tips on how to are due September 30, 2013. The grant judge pigs for a livestock application includes improvements to the judging contest and how to “Hatch Park Phase III”. show pigs at a fair. Youth ate lunch at the Mayo Commu- The Town of Branford will hold the nity Center and then had a meeting at the Town Hall Council To advertise your business here, more in-depth lesson on Chambers. The public is invited to attend. livestock judging to end the Handicapped persons wishing to attend, day. who will need special accommodations, call 386-362-1734 On the final day of the Ba- should contact Ms. Donna Hardin, Town con Day Camp, participants Clerk, Town of Branford, at (386) 935-1146. for more information had a bacon taste test, trying 789675 821368 PAGE 10A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Back to School Bash helps 2,500 Hundreds lined up outside the gym at school supplies while parents were able Suwannee High School prior to the to get free literature and talk with Bash starting Saturday morning. Stu- school and other local officials. See dents received a free book bag with story, 1A.

Over 1,200 book bags were given out through the morning with 200 sent to Branford schools. Altogether, about 2,500 attended the event.

Hundreds waiting for the doors to open.

There were balloons being blown up and twisted into different animals.

From left, Dwayne Mobley from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission with Jamous, Gabe, and David from the Sheriffs Boys Ranch holding an alligator.

Busy, busy.

Getting your face painted is always fun. And more busy.

Celebrating Loyal Service at PotashCorp – White Springs A Message from the General Manager

PotashCorp - White Springs is part of a global company engaged in the noble undertaking of helping to feed the world by manufacturing products that supply plant and animal nutrients. Our business is based upon a foundation of four key pillars: Safety, Environmental Stewardship, Economic Sustainability and Community Involvement. At PotashCorp-White Springs, we take each of these business fundamentals seriously and also believe that our most valuable resource is our employees. They are the driving force in our Behavioral Based Safety process (SWAT-Safer Workplace Achieved Together), our Environmental Stewardship programs, our sustainable production, and involvement within our State & local communities. I would like to recognize and congratulate those loyal employees who have received service awards for the first half of 2013. I am proud to have these individuals on our White Springs team and wish each of them many more years of safe and productive service.

First Half of 2013 Service Awards PotashCorp – White Springs Janet Davis and son Enrique. - Photos: Andrew McGee Employee Name Yrs Job Title Employee Name Yrs Job Title Alec T. Mathis 45 Mechanical Leaderman David S. Watson 35 General Foreman James L. Brown 40 Floatation Operator Leaderman Robert W. Prine 30 QMS Specialist Orval D. Brown 40 Area Foreman Maintenance John M Sale 15 QA Technician A Marvin G. Buckner 40 Contractor Supervisor Merle R. Barber 10 Superintendent Steve M Frazier 40 Washer Operator Leaderman Donald R. Clyatt 10 Combination Repairman Larry J. Givens 40 Wrencher Thomas R. Frampton 10 Chief Operator Fred G. Jefferson 40 Mechanical Leaderman James C. Hinton, Jr. 10 Chief Operator John W. Lee 40 Shipping Leaderman David C. Hogan 10 Heavy Equipment Operator Gregory D. Little 40 Staff Production Technician Brett R. Ruark 10 Superintendent Larry D. Ogburn 40 Mobile Mechanical Leaderman Billy J. Smith 10 Chief Operator Wesley D. Sapp 40 Combination Repairman Charles I. Truluck 10 QA Chief Technician Johnny R. Smith 40 Area Foreman Maintenance Jason N. Turner 10 Process Water Operator William L. Bradford 35 Maintenance Planner/Scheduler Daniel E. Umstead 10 Shift Foreman Production Richard K. Brannan 35 Mechanic 1/C Ron C. Watts 10 Utility Operator James R. Eatmon 35 Mechanical Leaderman Benjamin S. Williams 10 Mechanical Leaderman Danny S. Greene 35 Belt Tender- Chemical Timothy R Williamson 10 Shift Foreman Production Dennis R. Killebrew 35 Contractor Supervisor King D. Aikens 5Floatation Oper. Leaderman Jack D. Miley 35 Washer Operator Mark E. Cason 5Combination Repairman Gary M. Pinholster 35 Instr./Elect. Leaderman Tech III David A. DePlato 5Superintendent Milton A. Scippio 35 B-Operator Thierry K. Enslow 5D ry Rock Operator

Sincerely, Terry L. Baker, General Manager 821090

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Submitted years: Carmen Gray; 14 years: Carley Her- Award: Lindsleigh Carte. The ninth and CaLinn Daniel, Ava Donoghue, Katie ring; 15 years: Lilly Henderson and most coveted special award is “Dancer of Drewing, Alexandria Duntz, Audrey Fel- Danceology presented their inaugural Stephannie Harmon. the Year”, who receives a year of free knor, Carlie Fortner, Hayley Freeman, recital “One Day More” on Saturday, June Three graduating seniors, who each per- lessons. The student selected as the 2013 Maylee Jo Gabey, Caitlin Gibson, Katie 1, in the Suwannee High School auditori- formed a solo, were introduced next and Dancer of the Year was Brittany Mc- Gilmer, Carmen Gray, Makenzie Greaves, um to a packed house. The studio’s compe- each presented with a gift. Graduating this Cullers. Herman Gunter V, Paul Gunter, Katie tition team started off the afternoon’s per- year were Carlie Fortner, Stephannie Har- Following the awards and intermission, Haas, Emma Hammes, Brooke Hand, formance by showcasing their award win- mon, and Lilly Henderson. The girls in the show continued with an entertaining Stephannie Harmon, Ashton Harrell, Ronin ning routines from their 2012-13 competi- turn surprised Miss Shannon with flowers second half filled with many more crowd- Harrell, Meri Harrell, Erica Hawthorne, tion season. Following a short intermis- and a “Dance Teacher of the Year” plaque pleasing dances, including “Itsy Bitsy Lilly Henderson, Carley Herring, Emma sion, the show began and the talented and brought Miss Sharon, formerly of Bikini”, “Monster Mash”, and a Rockette- Herrington, Caty Herron, Katelynn Hicks, dancers started the audience on a journey Sharon’s School of Dance, out to thank her worthy kick line to “Santa Claus is Coming Madeline Hingson, Maci Hingson, Jinna through the calendar performing to songs for the years she dedicated to them also. to Town”. The evening drew to a close Hodge, Audrey Hogan, Casey Hogan, such as “Me & My Shadow”, “Peter Cot- Eleven student assistants were recog- with the entire cast taking the stage for a Malayia Horne, Sarah Addie Hughes, Belle tontail”, “April Showers”, “The Mommy nized next and each presented with a gift in “Celebration” and one final bow, and re- Imhoff, Lily Ingram, Keira Jernigan, Re- Song”, and “School’s Out”. The first half appreciation for their help throughout the ceiving a standing ovation for a job well bekah Johnson, Abigail Kelley, Ansleigh concluded with a rousing swing dance to year. They were: CaliAnn Daniel, Carmen done. Kelley, Brianna King, LillyBelle Lankford, “Give Me Some Rhythm Daddy” and in- Gray, Ashton Harrell, Emma Herrington, Miss Shannon would like to extend a Haley Law, Gracelyn Lee, Kimberly Lind- cluded 13 volunteer gentlemen bravely Morgan Loadholtz, Rachel McCoy, Brit- heartfelt “thank you” to her dancers for a blade, Morgan Loadholtz, Meredith Lord, partnering the high school class. tany McCullers, AnnMarie Scott, Cara great first year; to the community for their Marah Malone, Carli Mantooth, Alana Mc- Miss Shannon, owner of Danceology, Seaman, Paisley Stapleton, and Shelby unwavering support; and to her family and Clendon, Macy McCormick, Rachel Mc- stepped into the spotlight midway through Wadford. friends for unending patience & love. And Coy, Brianna McCullers, Brittany Mc- the show, to thank everyone who helped Four beautiful girls were then recog- to our graduating seniors, the best of luck Cullers, Morgan McGee, Ashlyn Meeks, throughout the year and with putting their nized & given a trophy for their hard work for the future. Layla Merola, Abby Musgrove, Noah show together that evening. Her Creative selling program ads. They were pictured For information about classes at Dance- Nicholson, Tina Nobles, Hannah O’Don- Movement class joined her onstage for a on the recital poster, the welcome page, ology, please contact Miss Shannon by nell, Catabrie Ott, Madison Phiffer, Megan special curtsy, so the young ballerinas and on the cover of the recital program. phone 386-590-0535, email danceolo- Riggs, Emily Riggs, Traci Riggs, Ashley would be done for the afternoon. The top sellers were: 1st place – Ragan [email protected], or through Facebook. Robinson, Abigail Rodriguez, Brooke Ro- Miss Shannon introduced and recog- Chauncey, 2nd Place – CaliAnn and Thank you to our volunteer swing part- driguez, Emelia Rodriguez, Luna Ro- nized Tina and Heather Sivyer for their CaLinn Daniel, and 3rd Place – Carli Man- ners: Seth Adams, Hunter Brown, Jordan driguez, AnnMarie Scott, Joy Scott, Patrice help working with parents and in classes tooth. Burnett, Tyler DaSilva, Raymond Gardner, Scott, Cara Seaman, Jennifer Seaman, Car- throughout the year and presented each Miss Shannon recognized & presented a Kevarrius Hayes, Cole Herring, Keegan oline Simpson, Heather Sivyer, Tina Sivy- with a gift. Next, 50 students who had per- plaque to Carley Herring as the 2012-13 re- Mathis, Aaron Scott, Arvis Scott, Wesley er, Rachel Smith, EmmaLynn Stapleton, fect attendance were introduced and lined cipient of the Paul McCook Memorial Thomas, Wyatt Thomas, and Mike Yarick. Paisley Stapleton, Brooke Stevens, Rachel the stage with shiny trophies in hand. Stu- Scholarship and announced Ashlyn Meeks The Danceology 2012-13 students were: Sullivan, Sara Sullivan, Ryan Swain, Adri- dents who have studied dance for 10 years as the 2013-14 recipient. She then present- Caroline Allen, Callie Ayala, Madison enne Taylor, Mackenzie Taylor, Emily or more were recognized next. Cara Sea- ed eight of the nine “special” awards given Bannister, Logan Blackwell, Kolby Bonds, Reese Thomas, Caige Tidwell, Madyson man and Morgan Loadholtz received 10 out annually. They were: Most Photo- Rylee Bonds, Danay Brown, Kaylin Tompkins, Caroline Vermilyea, A’niyha year medals and a star was added to the rib- genic: Maylee Jo Gabey, Most Improved: Bryant, Alivia Buda, Julie Calvitt, Maddie Vought, Shelby Wadford, Destiny Warren, bon of 11 more dancer’s medal to symbol- Emelia Rodriguez, Novice Award: Patrice Carte, Lindsleigh Carte, Ragan Chauncey, Gracie Watley, Hope Watson, Danica ize another completed year. They were: 11 Scott, Attention Award: Paul Gunter, De- Catie Clay, Cassie Clay, Rainna Collins- Williams, Kenzie Williams, Jessica Willis, years: Destiny Warren, Hannah O’Donnell, termination Award: Hope Watson, Stage Wood, Hailee Corbin, Hanalee Corbin, Trevor Willis, Annmarie Wilson, Tony Carlie Fortner; 12 years: Rachel McCoy, Presence Award: Carley Herring, Enthusi- Beth Crossno, Karen Crossno, Kay’lyona Wilson, Faith Wilton, Ashlee Wooley, Shelby Wadford, AnnMarie Scott; 13 asm Award: Lily Cunningham, and Ham Cuffy, Lily Cunningham, CaliAnn Daniel, Summer Worth, and Madison Zelan.

2012 Competition Team opening the show.

Merry Christmas from Danceology’s high-kicking Rockettes

Rachel McCoy and AnnMarie Scott in “Seasons” Senior Carlie Fortner performing her solo to “I Won’t Give Up”

Brittany McCullers selected as 2013 Dancer of the Year

Morgan Loadholtz and Shelby Wadford in “I Dreamed a Senior Lilly Henderson performing a solo to “If I Had Eyes” Dream” Senior Stephannie Harmon waltzes with her father, John Photos: Tom Moffses PAGE 12A I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Suwannee Landing decision still up in air Continued From Page 1A Development will only be The county, represented of 2006. The county also ar- would be built would have federal airport funds from seeking money invested, by Attorney Tommy gued TSS failed to present had hangars to accommo- the county should it proceed representing TSS owner about $4.6 million and addi- Reeves, countered with its competent evidence of the date plane owners. Pilots with its current agreement Fred Treadway, told the tional compensation for the argument, stating according work or purchases made be- would have easy access so with TSS. However, recent judge his client was seeking 19.74 acres deeded to the to a previous court opinion, tween the date the contract they could taxi onto the FAA rule changes would al- to recover damages for the county, valued at $3,500 per the plaintiff (TSS) is not el- was signed and breached. Suwannee County Airport low the county to enter into money he believes to have acre, a total of about igible to receive compensa- Even so, any damages suf- runway just west of the air- a “through-the-fence” been invested in the project $69,000. In all, total dam- tion for damages for any fered by TSS would be off- park. agreement and retain federal in reliance on the Develop- ages according to TSS De- purchases or work complet- set by any losses it may The county first agreed funding. It’s not yet clear ment Agreement with the velopment equals ed prior to the date the con- have incurred as a result of with this project in the first how this will play out in the county. Webster said TSS $4,717,224. tract was executed in April development of the project stages of its development, courts. and those losses exceeded but later refused to back When the county re- the alleged damages. TSS after being informed moved their seal of ap- In February 2007, con- the Federal Aviation Admin- proval, it put the project at a Teachers union coffers plundered struction began at Suwan- istration ruled that allowing standstill and evolved into a Continued From Page 1A totaling $38,638 without to our Union.” nee Landing, an upscale air- use of the county airport for lawsuit between the county Union approval, according Kinsey said she dis- park located west of Live such use was “in conflict and TSS. Office. to SCSO. Daniels and Her- closed the financial dis- Oak, which is owned by with (FAA statutes).” Al- Attorneys will submit the According to SCSO, ring also signed 17 checks crepancies to law enforce- TSS, that would include an though the FAA would not proposed final judgement Daniels, 56, 10356 CR made out to cash totaling ment in May 2013. exercise facility, swimming stop the county from allow- by Aug. 10. The judge will 252, Live Oak, and Her- $5,764 without Union ap- Herring currently teach- pool, community room and ing Suwannee Landing resi- then consider the facts of ring, 39, 517 W Houston proval, according to SCSO. es fourth grade at Suwan- nature trails. At least 114 of dents to use the runway, it the case before rendering a Ave., Live Oak, both Reports state Herring nee Intermediate School. the 250 plus homes that would, however, withhold decision. turned themselves in to au- also falsified the treasurer’s Superintendent of Schools thorities the morning of report to the Union. Jerry Scarborough said Aug. 2. Each received one Current UTSC President Monday he has taken this count of grand theft II. Annette Kinsey said a new issue up with the school 2,500 attend Back to School Bash Reports from the SCSO treasurer was elected to the board attorney and they are Continued From Page 1A we’re excited to be a part of said she attends the Bash stated that between Jan. 1, post in May. still investigating the alle- this event.” every year. 2008, and May 21, 2013, “As members of UTSC gations before taking any 9 a.m., everyone was escort- Shortly after, the gym “I like this one better,” Daniels and Herring wrote we are all distraught by the action. ed into the SHS auditorium started filling up fast and said Baker. “It’s more orga- and signed 32 checks made arrests of our former offi- Daniels is a retired for a brief presentation. everyone was very attentive nized and they have more out to Daniels. The checks cers,” Kinsey stated. Suwannee County educa- “We’re serving the com- and busy. fun things to do.” total $12,234 that Daniels “I am saddened by this tor. munity by giving the chil- “We love it. We have four “It’s quite an event,” said received without approval situation but determined to When contacted, Herring dren backpacks and have kids so it helps a lot,” said Suwannee County Schools from the Union, according recover all monies owed to said she does not wish to partnered with a lot of the Jessica Thrasher, an appre- Superintendent Jerry Scar- to SCSO. Daniels also UTSC and restore our good comment “at this time.” businesses and they are ciative mom. “I know with borough. “They used to signed more than 100 name. I thank all UTSC Daniels did not respond represented out there in the the backpacks being paid have it at the Coliseum, but checks made out to Herring members for their loyalty to phone call attempts. gym,” said Peggy Amaya. for, it took us down from because of the rain, they de- “They’re also giving sup- $120 to $60 for school sup- cided to hold it in the gym.” plies to the kids and we plies this year. Backpacks Suwannee County Com- Charter school application submitted have some food outside are a big burden.” missioner Jason Bashaw and some games for the Another parent was excit- was holding his soon-to-be Continued From Page 1A North Florida Collegiate In a breakdown of grade kids to play. Just a good ed about the day’s event and pre-K daughter, Callie, and High School will serve levels, Lang said ninth family day.” what it had to offer. had this to say, “I think it’s mendation will be made to grades 9-12, and would grade students will focus Amaya was one of sever- “It’s really awesome. It’s an excellent way to kick off the school board at a regu- emphasize science, tech- on developing fundamen- al volunteers folks would way better than it’s ever the school year. It allows the lar monthly meeting. nology, engineering, and tals necessary for higher first see upon entering the been,” said Tammy Neveils. local businesses to give If the school board wish- mathematics (STEM) dis- study and will be feature auditorium and she and oth- “This will be my third year. back to the community a lit- es to negotiate the propos- ciplines in a rigorous col- only “high school” level ers made sure everything It’s a lot quicker and more tle bit.” al, they have 75 days fol- lege preparatory setting. courses. In 10th grade, stu- ran smoothly. organized.” Bashaw said with the lowing the 60 day period to For the first year, Lang dents will be transitioned “I think we’re helping the Neveils recently started a tough economic times, the handle all negotiations. If said the school anticipates into more rigorous course under privileged children of new job and with the money Bash is an excellent way for approved, the school could housing approximately work and the opportunity Suwannee County get ready being tight and school rapid- anyone to help out the local open its doors in the 2014- 140 students. Lang said if to take at least one but no to go back to school,” said ly approaching, the Bash kids. Bashaw made himself 15 school year. If the the number of applications more than two college lev- Shands Live Oak Regional has been a real Godsend in available to those that may school board says no, Lang exceeds the number of el courses. By 11th grade, Medical Center CEO getting the supplies her son have had questions and con- can appeal their decision to seats available, a random the student’s schedule will Richard Huth, who was needs. cerns regarding the commu- the Florida Department of lottery will be held to se- emulate a true college ex- handing out supplies. “It’s One mom, Ashanti Baker, nity. Education. lect students. By the perience where more ad- really important all the kids had her hands full as she Janet Davis and her son Lang believes students school’s third year of op- vanced placement, dual en- have the proper supplies to was getting supplies for her Enrique said they were very should have options re- eration, student enrollment rollment and advanced have a good school year, so children and her nieces. She grateful for the event. garding their education. will increase to 300. courses are taken, and As reported before in the Lang said although the learning opportunities will Democrat, the proposed proposed school will only become more personalized charter school would give focus on academics, stu- and depth-oriented, Lang students the option of dents who attend this char- said. preparing for college ter school will still be al- “At its core, the NFCHS while completing his or lowed to participate in will be built on the princi- her high school require- Suwannee High School ple that all students are ca- ments. sports. pable of attending and suc- ceeding in college,” Lang said. “The mission of the school is to help students Live Oak teen found safe realize that potential by Continued From Page 1A law enforcement quickly preparing them as thor- determined that after the oughly as possible for the had gotten into an argu- argument Thursday, course of study necessary ment around 5:15 a.m. Schoate picked up a pile to earn a baccalaureate de- Thursday and by 8 a.m., of dog feces and threw it gree.” Buscher had left the resi- on Buscher while he was Halcyon Education Inc. dence while Schoate and laying in bed. Schoate is a non-profit organization Buscher’s 20-year-old sis- then poured vanilla cola and is made up of a board ter slept. on Buscher. of five members. Buscher was found Fri- “(Schoate) then returned Lang said they are seek- day morning at a local resi- to his bedroom and after a ing the Douglass Center as dence after a man called couple of hours discovered its location. SCSO after reading the sto- that his grandson had ran The fate of North Florida ry of the missing teen on away,” a report states. Collegiate High School is the front page of Friday’s Schoate was arrested at now in the hands of the Democrat. the SCSO Criminal Divi- Suwannee County School After an investigation, sion on East Duval Street. Board.

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SPORTS Back to School Bash drew 2,500. See 1A for more. SPORTS - Photo: Do Good Media Gamble flies with Eagles SHS pitcher signs with Polk State

By Andrew McGee said Stacey. “We went [email protected] down there a couple of times and went from Suwannee High School there.” graduate and pitcher She said her son had a Cody Gamble recently couple of other offers, but signed a full baseball Polk beat them. She said scholarship with the Polk he’ll be three and half State College Eagles (for- hours away and it’s giv- merly Polk Community ing her a little anxiety, but College). Family, friends, said it was a lot better coaches and school staff than six or 12 hours. are happy and proud of “We just want Cody to his opportunity to contin- follow his dreams. This is ue his baseball career. what he wants to do. He According to his moth- wants to play ball,” said er, Stacey Gamble, Kyle Stacey. “He didn’t have a started playing T-ball preference on where he when he was five years went to school because he old and when she knew knew he was going to get Cody had decided to sign an education, but wanted with PSC, she was excit- to play.” ed. Cody begins classes on “Oh, it was wonderful, Aug. 19. Stacey said it was a blessing,” smiled they’ve got him packed Stacey. “There were a up and ready to go. Since few other scouts, but he PSC is a community col- really liked the coaches at lege, there are no dormi- Polk.” tories, so Cody will be SHS recent graduate Cody Gamble signs a letter of intent with Polk State College while his mother, Stacey Gamble, sits She said they were the rooming with a fellow next to him. Standing from left: SHS Athletic Director Hunter Abercrombie and Suwannee High School Baseball Coach same coaches that taught player, but the scholar- Terry Mixon. - Photo: Andrew McGee 2007 SHS graduate ship will also help go to- Daniel Tillman who after wards living expenses. on Cody throughout about like high school,” surroundings. and happy about what high school went to play “He’s going to have SHS’s baseball season to said Cody. “It’s nice and “I’m really excited for they’re getting.” for Polk before turning fully paid tuition, books, see how he was doing. tight-knit.” Cody. It’s a great oppor- Mixon said Cody was pro and currently a relief some towards room and “None of the other He said he was getting tunity for him to go down extremely focused and pitcher for the Los Ange- board and one meal a coaches did that,” said excited because he to Polk State and contin- dependable coming to les Angels. day,” said Stacey. “We’re Cody. packed his things the ue his baseball career,” practice everyday fully “The whole connection blessed.” Although a small col- night before and the next said SHS Baseball Coach committed. is that Daniel has been Cody said what mainly lege and campus, he feels day will be heading down Terry Mixon. “He’s a He added, “He’s ready out with the high school “sealed the deal” to go to it will be a perfect fit for to Winter Haven. He said hard-working kid and the to play. I know they’re team helping them and he PSC was the pitching him. it will give him a week or coaches down there are going to have a good gave them their name,” coach. He kept checking “It’s a small campus, so to get used to the new going to be very excited baseball player in Cody.” Head injuries force football fans to weigh sideline thrills with players' safety

By Tom Lindley Concussions are a hot topic in all sports -- not just League stars -- Ray Easter- CNHI N ew s S er vice on football fields but any playing surface. Not just for ling, Dave Duerson and es- It's time for a return to some old-fashioned, smash- boys and men, but also girls and women. But in few pecially Junior Seau, who mouth football, which is a good thing unless you happen sports are head injuries as much of a focus as they've committed suicide -- have to be the one getting smashed in the mouth, I guess. become in football. created a frenzy. Among the The violent nature of the game, which is built around We fans live and die with each heart-pounding play, most concerned are parents high-speed collisions and jarring tackles, sells tickets. but football is a vicarious experience that comes with who question if allowing But perhaps at no other time have players, coaches, fans a heavy price. We’re attracted by the game's fierce na- their children to play foot- and administrators been more worried about football’s ture but worry about its brutality, fearing the players ball and other impact sports inherent dangers, especially those linked to traumatic have become too big, too strong and too fast. is the right thing to do. brain injuries. The deaths of several high-profile National Football "We get the Junior Seau question a lot. 'Is that what my kid is going to be like?'" Dr. Michael O'Brien of the sports concussion clinic at Tom Lindley Boston's Children’s Hospi- tal told The New York Times. "Parents are sitting in our office wringing their hands with nervousness." The bad news is that concussions are serious injuries, and reports show more and more athletes are being treated for them. In 2010, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that emergency rooms treated 173,000 temporary brain injuries related to sports or recreation among youth less than 19 years old. Worse yet, the CDC reported, hospital visits rose 60 percent in the previous decade. The good news is that concussions generally aren't fa- tal, and players return to practice after a few days or a week. The worry should be that players return to action too quickly; a repeat blow leads to a much more serious medical condition. The problem is drawing attention from all corners. Everyone, especially those connected to football, are looking for guidelines and solutions – anything -- to give them comfort they're doing the right things to protect players. But if finding ways to significantly reduce the number of brain injuries is the goal, the likelihood of that happening anytime soon isn't promising. Doctors in sports medicine report there is no simple test to confirm whether an athlete has even had a concussion. A brain scan might disclose bleeding, but in most cases a diagnosis involves a doctor conducting a neurological exam. Symptoms include confusion, headaches, vomiting, irritability and drowsiness, according to the American College of Sports Medicine. In football, some believe constructing a better helmet

SEE HEAD INJURIES, PAGE 3B PAGE 2B I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Calendar of Events SHS Class of ’93 Council Church, located at 411 Parshley St. in Live Oak. Speak- Making plans for their 20 year class reunion. Re- Elder Options is a private, non-profit agency desig- er will be Minister Sandra Fountain from African Bap- union is set for Oct.12, 2013, at the Brown Lantern at 6 nated by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs to ad- tist Church of Live Oak. For more information, call p.m. RSVP before Sept. 27, 2013. Advance notice to minister state and federal grant programs for seniors 386-362-7383. Looking for you in attendance and attend is needed. For more information contact Heidi and caregivers in 16 counties. We serve as the Area yours in Christ, the Ebenezer Church family and Rev. Stephenson Day at 386-330-9817 or heididay@wind- Agency on Aging, 1-800 Elder Helpline, and Aging and Charles E. Graham, pastor. stream.net. Disability Resource Center. The First Baptist 2nd Infantry Division Veterans Currently, we are accepting applications to fill a va- clothes closet The Florida Branch of the Second Indianhead Divi- cancy on our Advisory Council in Suwannee County. Invites you to their clothes closet. We are located at sion Association will have its annual reunion in Ti- Applicants must be a resident of the County and should 515 SW 5th St. (the old red barn that was Cheryl’s Buf- tusville, Fla. on Oct. 18-20, 2013 at the Best Western have an active interest in social and nutrition programs fet). It is open the first and third Thursday of every Space Shuttle Inn. All veterans of the 2nd Infantry Di- for older persons. month from 8 a.m. until noon. visions are invited. For more information, call the Members of the Advisory Council serve on a volun- The clothing is free and ranges in sizes from newborn branch secretary-treasurer, Donald Calnan, at (561) tary basis without pay. For an application or more in- to plus sizes for men, women and children. 742-5379 or send an email to [email protected]. formation, visit our website at We look forward to seeing you there. Annette Lindsey, guest speaker www.agingresources.org. You can also contact Cindy AARP Driver Safety Class for Seniors re-enactor for over 35 years Roberts at (352) 692-5260 or robertsc@agingre- AARP is offering the Driver Safety class for Seniors United Daughters of the Confederacy®, Olustee sources.org. at the Live Oak Public Library, 1848 Ohio Avenue Chapter, Lake City monthly meeting September 16, GriefShare support group begins Aug. 28 South, Live Oak, Fla. on Wednesday Aug. 7 from 9 a.m. 2013 Meets at First Baptist Church of Live Oak each – 3:30 p.m. with ½ hour for lunch. Please bring a sack Time: 5:15 P.M. Wednesday night from 6-8 p.m. The next session will lunch with no red drinks. Defensive driving techniques Place: begin on Aug. 28, 2013. Childcare is provided. The will be taught aimed at keeping you safe on the road. China Buffet church is located at 401 West Howard St. Please call The impact of aging on driving, current and new rules 345 West Duval Street, the church office at 386-362-1583 if you would like to of the road in Florida will be reviewed. There are no Lake City, Fl attend. We would be happy to give you additional in- tests. The Certificate of Completion is good for a dis- Buffet served after the meeting. Cost $9.00 (drink formation or answer any questions. No matter what the count on your vehicle insurance for 3 years. Drive safer extra) Reservations not required. circumstances, grief recovery is a painful process. We with confidence, longer. Registration is required. For more information call Linda Williams 352-215- understand how deeply grief and loss hurt people and Please call 386-330-2276. 8776 their families. We realize how difficult this first meet- BES kindergarten registration Most speakers that speak about the War Between the ing may be but please be assured that others in the Parents living in the Branford area please register States speak about the soldiers, uniforms, or battles but group will be feeling the same way. your kindergarten students for the 2013-14 Branford I like to discuss the women and children of the 1860s. Become a Haven Hospice Volunteer Elementary school year during this month to ensure I have been a re-enactor for over 30 years and I know Orientation, Tuesday, August 13, 2013 from 9:30 that your child has an assigned teacher at open house. how hard it is to dress and act like a soldier on the field a.m. to noon at the Haven Hospice Suwannee Valley Please bring the following documents with you to during in the War Between the States. I explain how Office, located at 675 W US90, Lake City, Fl. 32055. registration: child’s birth certificate, immunization the women ended up on the field, how they dress and Haven Hospice, a not-for-profit organization, is seek- record, Florida physical, proof of residency and Social what happen if they were found out. Another topic that ing compassionate volunteers who are interested in Security card. I like to discuss is toys from that time because a lot of making a difference in the lives of patients and families We are excited to meet your child. For more infor- our children would not know what to do without a com- facing life-limiting illnesses. Volunteers are the heart of mation, please call BES at 386-935-5700. School starts puter. The children of the 1860s had very little but our Haven Hospice team. The orientation will discuss Aug. 19. Open house date will be announced at a later were able to endure and survive. Annette is also 3rd Haven Hospice and our network of services for the time. Vice President of the Olustee Chapter of United Daugh- community and the many ways in which volunteers can New Cadet Orientation ters of the Confederacy. choose to get involved, including providing SHS NJROTC will be having new cadet orientation FREE Nursing Home Planning Workshop patient/family support, visiting nursing homes, working on Aug. 7 & 8, 2013, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Anyone who is concerned about how they will pay in our Haven Attic resale store, assisting with fundrais- NJROTC classroom. Any cadet that has signed up, or for nursing home care should attend this informative ing activities and office tasks. If you have a caring anyone interested in joining, is invited. For more in- workshop led by local elder law attorney Teresa Byrd heart and a little time to donate, we have a place for you formation, call MSgt Doug Aukerman at 647-4019 or Morgan. The program will be held Thursday, Aug. 29, in our program. Capt Ron Harrell at 647-4025. 2013, at 10 a.m., at Morgan Law Center for Estate & Call Carolyn Long at 386-752-9191 or email ca- Class of 1988 Legacy Planning (234 East Duval Street, Lake [email protected] for more information. 25th Reunion City). Seating is limited and reservations are required. Please reserve your seat by August 1st 2013. Oct. 11 & 12, 2013 To reserve a seat, please call Tammy Hale at 386-755- Ebenezer A.M.E. Church Annual Women’s Day Kenny Gwinn 1977. Everyone is cordially invited to celebrate Annual 512-721-9677 Applications to fill vacancy at Advisory Women’s Day on Aug. 18 at 4 p.m. at Ebenezer A.M.E. CaSonia Williams Martin 386-647-6896 Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered recovery program 127 Howard Street E., Freedom from your hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Something doesn’t feel quite right? Are hurts from the L i v e O a k , F L past haunting you? Do you feel like your life is out of control? Are you tired of making the same mistakes Phone: 386-362-4539 over and over again? Does it seem like certain habits Toll Free: 1-800-557-7478 have taken control of your life? Join us at Melody Church every Friday night! Fellowship/dinner at 6 Se Habla Espanol p.m., group discussion at 7 p.m. Visit Melody Church at 10046 US HW 129 in Live Oak, call 386-364-4800, or EMAIL: [email protected] call Greg Player at 386-688-1454 for more informaiton. The Branford Camera Club Meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month, with an occasional exception, for the purpose of sharing, learning, and enjoying all things photographic. We are an

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ALL THE HARD WORK OLDER and Suwannee High Two Story home in town. expense is done!.3/2 sitting on 2.6 JUST LISTED - Nice 3 bedroom 2 Needs work. Great potential for a Acres just outside of Live Oak. bath home on almost an acre. 1,500+ small business. Possible owner Efficiency apartment and RV hook up School girls cross financing. $69,900. Call Sylvia site w/separate meter! $99,000. Call sq.ft. with fireplace. $105,000. Newell, 386-590-2498 MLS#84016 William Golightly, 386-590-6681. MLS#84473 MLS#83592 country First practice date REDUCED Monday, Aug. 12 3:30 p.m. SHS track on Pinewood Drive

SPACIOUS. 4/2 on 6 acres. No WELL MAINTAINED 3 / 2 2 , 4 0 0 + restrictions & has potential for a JUST LISTED - This 2 bedroom, 2 s q.ft. brick home, large bedrooms, home business. Has large shop and bath home with 1,400+ sq.ft. Located beautiful atrium garden w/waterfall. FP located on Hwy 90 with great in the city limits and priced at just in large family room w/skylights visibility. $116,900 Kellie Shirah, $124,500. MLS#83958 $162,000 Sylvia Newell, 386-590-2498 386-208-3847 MLS#82541 MLS#84086 BELOW APPRAISED VALUE

COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE TO TOWN: BEAUTIFUL 3/2, 2,500+ sq.ft. ONCE A SHOW PLACE - l o c a t e d o n t h e beautiful well maintained home and Brick home on 15 wooded acres, S uwannee River. 273 ft. on the water, 4 ac., manicured grounds in Foxboro S/D. 3/2 Large bedrooms, formal dining room needs some elbow grease, main house 3/2, is almost move in ready at a great price. 3,058 sqft, beautiful view, chair lift $169,000. Sherrel McCall, 386-688- could be converted to family room. elevator, guest cottage, extra storage. 7563 MLS#83604 $252,000. Call David Mincey, 386- $274,900. Glenda McCall, 386-208-5244, 590-0157 MLS#84388 MLS#82075

JUST LISTED- JUST $25,000!! For this 3/2 DWMH and 3 acres. 1,100+ sq.ft. in O’Brien. Call David Mincey, 386-590- 0157 MLS#84503

CORNER LOT- This 4 acres would make that ideal home site with well and septic tank. Very wooded and private. T here is a 1984 DWMH that has no value. $29,500. Call Irvin Dees, 386-208-4276 MLS#82228

LOVELY HOME within minutes of Live Oak. Mostly furnished and ready to move in. Split floor plan with 2 master bedrooms. Storage shed and paved road frontage. $47,900. Call Kellie Shirah, 386-208-3847 MLS#84462

29+ ACRES of beautiful woods close to town. $89,900. Call Ric Donovan, 386-590-1298 MLS#83667

PREFECT STARTER HOME . 2/2 on 3+ acres. Screened in back porch. Two complete master suites. Just $114,900. Call Ric Donovan, 386-590-1298 MLS#84255

www.poolerealty.com 819110˙ Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; Sunday by appointment 818946˙ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 3B Head injuries force football fans to weigh sideline thrills with players' safety Continued From Page 1B fibers and Kevlar. Professional players concussion. What worries researchers the of a new football season. Rabid fans love gave it good reviews. But asked if he most are repeated hits and the long-term their sport. Administrators have a respon- will greatly reduce brain trauma. So far, could claim that his helmet would reduce impact of numerous concussions. It's also sibility to protect players without chang- that hasn't happened. concussions, Simpson was adamant in re- an area that doctors understand least. ing the game. Helmets are designed to prevent skull sponding to a question from a Popular In the meantime, litigation is mount- Is there a way to strike a balance, to fractures, and they earn good marks for Science reporter: "Oh, hell no. I would ing. The NFL and NCAA face major law- protect both the sport and its players? that. However, they don’t protect athletes never make a claim like that." suits from players who claim they sus- That's a question that so far remains from brain injuries. Most serious injuries result from the tained life-altering brain injuries. High unanswered. Bill Simpson, recognized as auto rac- whip action involving the head. It's the schools aren't immune from legal action, Tom Lindley is a national sports ing's Godfather of Safety, set out to build force of the collision that causes the brain either. columnist for CNHI News Service. a better football helmet using carbon to move within the skull, resulting in a The dilemma is challenging at the start Reach him at [email protected]. Calendar of Events

Continued From Page 2B Every 4th Thurs. of each month at 10:30 a.m. 5203 visit is free, so come and let us support you in your CR 795 Live Oak, Fla. 32060 challenge to Take Off Pounds Sensibly. For more infor- eclectic group with experiences ranging from complete 386-362-3101 mation contact Elaine at 386-364-5537. novice to consummate professional. Recovery By The Numbers group of Volunteer advocates needed For more information, please contact: Narcotics Anonymous Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Carolyn Hogue, Program Chair, 386-935-2044 Meets Wed and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Epis- needs volunteers to join its corps of dedicated advo- Skip Weigel, Technical Consultant, 386-9382 copal Church, 1391 11th St. S.W. Live Oak 386-249- cates who protect the rights of elders who live in nurs- Suwannee River Economic Council, Inc. 3505 or Help Line # 866-352-5323, ing homes, assisted living facilities and adult family Free breakfast & lunch http://uncoastna.org Recovery by the numbers is not af- care homes. The program’s local councils are seeking for ages 60 and older filiated with St. Lukes additional volunteers to identify, investigate and re- When: Monday - Friday Travel baseball team solve residents’ concerns. Special training and certifi- Where: Senior Center North Florida River Rats 10u and 11u Travel baseball cation is provided. 1171 Nobles Ferry Road team is looking for players. If interested, please con- All interested individuals who care about protecting Live Oak, Fla. 32064 tact the health, safety, welfare and rights of long-term care Time: Breakfast 8:30 - 10 a.m. Jamie Allbritton @ 386- 209-0166 facility residents -- who often have no one else to ad- Lunch 11:30 a.m. Suwannee Democratic Executive Committee meet- vocate for them -- are encouraged to call toll-free 1- Make reservations for lunch by 9:30 a.m. 386-362- ing 888-831-0404 or visit the program’s website at 1164 Suwannee DEC will meet on the second Thursday of http://ombudsman.myflorida.com. Suwannee County Branch NAACP - Unit #5137 every month at 7 p.m. at Live Oak City Bryan Morgan President: Mr. Lesley White Hall, 101 White Ave., Live Oak, FL 32064. Recruitment Manager Mailing address: P.O. Box 6105, Live Oak, FL 32064 Save the Cats of Live Oak Aluminum Can Drive Department of Elder Affairs Telephone: 386-647-7360 Please help us help them. Save your aluminum for re- Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Email: [email protected] cycling. Recycle trailer located in vacant lot next to 988 Woodcock Rd, Suite 198 Meetings: First Monday in each month at 6 p.m. Ex. Dairy Queen. Donations of kitty food, wet food, litter Orlando, FL 32803 Bd., 7 p.m. membership meeting and money to help with expenses can be taken to Thrift 850-510-3920 (cellular) The Sparkleberry Chapter of the Florida Native Store, 303 East Howard Street, next to Suwannee De- 407-228-7752 (office) Plant Society mocrat. We need your help to help them. Spay, neuter, 407-228-7754 (fax) Sparkleberry Chapter meetings are held the 2nd medications, food, litter and money contributions. We [email protected] Tuesday of each month, except June, July, and August, are a non-profit group 501C3 being applied for. For Alcoholics Anonymous at Hatch Park in Branford. Please contact Chapter more information, call Barney at 386-364-1006. Meetings are held on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday President Mae Brandt, [email protected], 386- Save the Cats of Live Oak at 8 p.m. The meetings are at Nobles Ferry Road next 466-0915, for more information. Volunteers Needed to Meridian Behavioral Health Center. For more infor- Senior Citizens motorcoach tours T.N.R. campaign to save Live Oaks ferel cats has mation, please call 386-362-4221 or 386-688-3133. Madison Travel & Tours, Madison, Fla. 850-973- been started. Feral and stray cats will be trapped, TOPS FL 798 6439 neutered and returned to where they were trapped. All We know everyone has different hopes and dreams, Pigeon Forge & Smoky Mt. Show Trip Oct. 14-18, kittens & friendly cats will be adopted out. different health conditions and weight loss goals. TOPS 2013 Donations needed: Cat food, wet & dry, money for helps people meet their individual needs through group Branson Show Extravaganza Oct. 12 -20, neutering, traps, carriers, cages, food & water contain- support. 2013 ers etc. Anyone interested in helping in any way please However you measure success and whatever you New York City Dec. 4-12, 2013 contact Barney at 386-364-1006 or Ray Cobb 386-688- have to lose, TOPS is here for you. Change take time. Boy Scout Troop 408 0036. Take Off Pounds Sensibly supports you, no matter how Meets on Thursdays from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Ameri- Save the Cats of Live Oak long, even after you've reached your goal. There is no can Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd St., between Live Donations Needed quick fixes at TOPS and no phony guarantees about Oak and McAlpin. Membership is open to boys ages Food barrels for donations of wet & dry food as well weight loss. It's up to you and it's a total commitment 11-17. Join us for camping, hiking, canoeing, and many as litter are located at Tractor Supply (Lake City and on your part, but if you bring the desire, we can help. other outdoor activities. 386-209-3480 Live Oak) Winn-Dixie, Dollar General Stores, Freds, We meet every Wed. morning at 10 a.m. at the Com- Cub Scout Pack 408 Downtown Cafe & Big Wheel Market Place. Other munity Church of God, 10639 Hwy 129 S, Live Oak, Meets on Thursdays from 6-7 p.m. at the American items needed include $ for spay & neuter, blankets, Fla. For more information contact Dorie at 386-658- Legion Post 107, 10726 142nd St., between Live Oak totes, towels, building supplies, services of a carpenter. 2767 and McAlpin. Membership is open to boys ages 6-10. Please call for additional info 386-364-1006. Non-prof- Alzheimer's Support Group Join us for camping, archery, BB shooting, and many it 501C3 being applied for. Fourth Thursday of each month at 11 a.m. at Surrey other fun activities. Parents encouraged to participate. Save the Cats of Live Oak Place Care Center. 386-209-3480 Adoptions Available The Center is located at 110 Lee Ave. SE in Live Elks Lodge Bingo We have several beautiful, cuddly kittens, male & fe- Oak. Bingo is every Monday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. male, all have been spayed & neutered, checked for For any questions or suggestions call Shanna Kirby at the lodge featuring a progressive jackpot. Non Smok- FIV, leukemia and rabies shots. Special donation rate @ 386-364-5961 ext 16 or my cell 386-209-2327 ing. Kitchen is open serving drinks and snacks. $30. To have these things done at a vet clinic would Live Oak Garden Club The Arc North Florida cost over $100. We are a 501-C3 non-profit reserve. Meets on the 3rd Friday of each month, for a lun- Recycle with us Also need donations of kitten food, dry food and tidy cheon and a program for "all gardeners". The Live Oak We recycle: Name brand ink cartridges and laser car- cats litter. Bring donations to Big Wheel Market Place, Garden Club is also an ideal location and facility for a tridges, working cell phones w/electric cord, digital 317 W. Howard St or Downtown Cafe, Tractor Supply wedding reception, baby shower, family reunion, suit- cameras - GPS - MP3, laptops. or Freds. Call for additional information Barney 386- able for any event up to 100 people. Visit our website For more info on how you can help The Arc recycle 364-1006. at www.liveoakfloridagardenclub.com or phone Sara at products please call 386-362-7143 Ext. 5. TOPS Fl #0662 386-364-4189 for additional information. supporting adults with intellectual & developmental We would like to invite everyone that has a little or a Suwannee River Jeep Club & 4X4 disabilities in Suwannee, Hamilton, Lafayette, Colum- lot of weight to lose, to come visit us. TOPS is a weight SRJC 4X4 is a new off-road club dedicated to Jeeps bia & Baker Counties. loss support group. We strive to help each other through but open to other makes of 4X4's. We are looking for The Wellborn United Methodist Church out our meetings. We have different programs such as members that enjoy off-roading activity. We are a fam- Located at 12005 CR 137 in downtown Wellborn. stress eating, the buffet, portion control, exercise, med- ily oriented club that have monthly meetings and orga- From Live Oak and points west, travel east on U.S. 90 ications that can cause weight gain, and more. Take Off to the blinker light at CR 137. Turn left and go about a Pounds Sensibly is an organization that supports you SEE CALENDAR, PAGE 4B mile, crossing the railroad tracks. The church is located while striving to meet your goal weight, as well as af- about a quarter mile north of the tracks on the left (look ter meeting your goal, and you are working to main- for signs). From Lake City and points east, travel west taining our goal. TOPS 0662 meets on Thursday morn- on U.S. 90 to the blinker light at CR 137 and turn right. ings at the First Advent Christian Church, 699 Suwannee County Bassmasters Pinewood Dr., Live Oak, Fla. We start our weight in at Do you enjoy bass fishing? 8 - 8:50 a.m. The meeting starts at 9 -10 a.m. your first Are you the competitive type? Do you enjoy associating with other fisherman? Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Thurs. of each month at Huddle House in Live Oak, US 129 and Inter- state 10. The club fishes on the Sat. following the Thurs. meeting at various N. Fla. locations. Come to our next meeting or call for details Mike Johnson 386-688-4780 or Robert Dees 386-688-0978. Antioch Baptist Church SPECIAL “Stars Widow Group” SPECIAL PLUS PLUS 4040 PT.PT. INSPECTIONINSPECTION Fvv 9 959 5 5 wrxvrxrv! OPEN $ $ 2 2 9 9 SAT Includes up to 5 QTS of $ 8-NOON 1 Per Hole Wednesday & Friday’s Honda recommended oil ~ Open 7 Days a Week ~ Plus Tax & Disposal 808705 817894 Open Mon-Fri 7:30-5:30 Xr vvB Bs 386-362-1147 7832 US 90 East | Live Oak PAGE 4B I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 Calendar of Events Continued From Page 3B Ward for information at 386-688-4018. camping monthly as well as attends winter and/or sum- Wellborn neighborhood watch mer week-long camps. The program is for boys who nize other activities such as trail rides, camping, mud We meet the last Thursday of each month at the have completed the 5th grade, or is 11-years old, and events and fundraising events. Please contact Sarah or Blake Lowe Building on 4th Avenue in Wellborn. We until their 18 birthdays. Adults are welcome to partici- Cat at [email protected] for more info. 386-688- start with a social get together at 7 p.m. with a covered pate as leaders, committee members and/or merit badge 3750 (Sarah). dish dinner and have a relaxed general discussion on counselors - after passing mandatory background Volunteers Needed! the events in the community. Immediately following checks. For additional information on the Boy Scout- Surrey Place Care Center in Live Oak is looking for dinner we have an invited speaker to broaden our ing program in Live Oak, contact the troop’s scoutmas- interested volunteers who would like to share their time knowledge of what is happening in our county. Each ter, Harry Reeve, 386 590-6121, troop693@wind- and talents with our senior adults. Volunteers enrich the month we have a speaker that will be interesting and in- stream.net. lives of our residents and staff by brightening their days formative. Call Ruth Ford @ 386-963-5334 if you have Wellborn Community Association (WCA) in so many ways! any questions. Meets second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m., at If you are interested in helping others; if you would Baptist Men's Meeting at Wellborn Baptist Church the Wellborn Community Center, 1340 - 8th Avenue, like to experience the gratification and sense of purpose The 2nd Thursday night of every month beginning at Wellborn. For info contact Wendell Snowden, 386- that comes from working with senior adults with spe- 6:30 p.m. the men of Wellborn Baptist Church and their 963-1157, follow us on Facebook, or see www.well- cial needs, then we hope you will accept our invitation friends join together to eat and worship together with a borncommunityassociation.com. A Blueberry Pancake to learn more about the volunteer opportunities we have special speaker and music. You are invited to come and Breakfast is held the first Saturday of each month serv- available. Surrey Place Care Center welcomes volun- bring a dessert. The church is located on Highway 90 ing blueberry pancakes, sausage, orange juice and cof- teer involvement in a variety of areas and capacities. West between Live Oak and Lake City at the intersec- fee. Please join us. tion with Lowe Lake Road in Wellborn, Fla. Call 386- Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 107 Surrey Place Care Center 963-2231 with any questions or visit our website at Hosting Wall of Honor. The Auxiliary of the Ameri- Teri Christian, www.wellbornbaptist.com. can Legion Post 107 is hosting a Wall of Honor. If you Quality of Life Director Love Forever have a friend or relative that is currently in active duty 386-364-5961 Live Oak Church of Christ, 1497 SR 51 (Irvin Ave) of any of the military branches, we would like to honor [email protected] will be open every third Saturday morning of each him/her by posting a picture and name on our Wall of The Arc North Florida month for a clothes closet and food pantry, 10:30 - 12 Honor. It will be located in the American Legion main Adults with Disabilities Program. Open to Branford noon. hall on post 107. Please send name, rank and branch of and surrounding adults with intellectual or develop- The Columbia Federated Republican Women service, along with current photograph, to Teri Hamil- mental disabilities. Meet the 2nd Monday of each month, 7 p.m., brown ton, Americanism Committee Chairman, Legion Auxil- For more information please contact the AWD super- bag dinner & social time at 6:30 p.m. Currently we iary, 12364 146th Terrace, Live Oak, Fla. 32060. 386- visor Lisa Perry at 386-208-1404 meet in Lake City at the old Guardian ad Litem yellow 362-7978. The McAlpin Community Club house on Duval Street just east of the First Baptist Addiction Support Group The Club is located at 9981 170th Terrace in Church and across from Advanced Auto. We are com- Greater Visions faith-based addictions support group McAlpin, directly across from the Post Office. Mem- mitted to advancing the participation of women in all meets weekly in two locations. Meetings are held on bership fees are $10.00 per family per year. areas of the political system and are dedicated to en- Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. in Lake City at the Christ Cen- For info call Barbara Parks @ 362-3044 or Debbie couraging and empowering women of all ages and tral Church building on Sister's Welcome Road. The Phillips @ 364-7028 backgrounds. Visit the Florida Association's web page group also meets Thursday mornings at 9:30 a.m. in Navy and Marine Corps at http://www.ffrw.net/home.html. Covering North Live Oak at the Suwannee Coalition office located at Shipmates who served on the USS Columbus CA- Central Florida - all women are encouraged to attend 208 North Ohio Ave. This group provides spiritual and 74/cG-12 from 1944 through 1976 and the USS and be involved in the political process! For more emotional support in a non-judgmental setting. Come COLUMBUS (SSN-762) past and present, if you would info contact President Gayle Cannon: 386-303-2616, experience the freedom from addictions that is found in like to share memories and camaraderie with old [email protected] Christ. Greater Visions is an outreach of Christ Central friends and make new ones, please contact Allen R. Free meals for seniors but open to anyone. For more information contact 386- Hope, President, 3828 Hobson Road, Fort Wayne, IN First Baptist Church of Dowling Park. We are a meal 208-1345. 46815-4505. Home: (260) 486-2221 - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. site for the Suwannee River Economic Council. Free Senior Luncheon at Wellborn Baptist Church Eastern Time, Fax: 260-492-9771, email: meals are served for seniors over the age of 60 in the The 2nd Tuesday of every month beginning at 11, [email protected]. church fellowship hall Monday through Friday from 12 there is a senior luncheon with a special speaker and American Legion Post 107 noon to 1 p.m. For more information or to sign up, music. Everyone is invited to come and bring a covered Turkey shoot every other Saturday. Take Hwy. 129, please contact us at 386-658-2360. dish. The church is located on Highway 90 West be- six miles south of Live Oak, turn left at the BINGO Christian Mission In Action Ministry tween Live Oak and Lake City at the intersection with sign, then one mile. Will serve dinners from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. second Lowe Lake Road in Wellborn, Fla. Call 386-963-2231 American Legion Post Saturday of every month at Hale Park Recreation Cen- with any questions or visit our website at www.well- Meeting First Thursday of each month at noon. All ter at 105 East Duval St., Live Oak, FL. For informa- bornbaptist.com. military veterans are invited to join us. Contact Bruce tion call Audrey Howell @ 386-364-4560. Lake Park Beginner’s Line Dancing Lessons Boy Scout Troop 693 Offering beginner lessons Tuesdays 1 - 2:15 pm. at Weekly meetings, Lake Park United Methodist Church in the Fellowship Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p. Hall on Hwy 41 S. at S. Essa Street. For info call m., at the Church of the (229)455-2267. Nazarene, 915 Church St., SW. The troop goes SEE CALENDAR, PAGE 5B Holiva day D iva November 16 D D ay November 9 :0 0 am to 4 :0 0 pm16 D ay 9 :0 0 am to 4 :0 0 pm

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK PAGE 5B Calendar of Eve n ts Continued From Page 4B are invited to contact us through the ad- Oak. The library is open on Tuesdaydren will be provided. Please contact dress below for more information: and Thursday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. 386-755-8190 for additional informa- Line dancing lessons National Contact: and the talented folks there will be glad tion. Lessons at Uncle Freddy’s, Lake Park United States Submarine Veterans, PO to help. For more information call Jin- Suwannee County Republican next to KOA Office Across from Outlet Box 3870 Silverdale, WA 98383 or 1- nie or Alice at 386-330-0110. Executive Committee Meeting Mall I-75 at Twin Lakes Blvd. (Hwy. 877-542-DIVE r www.ussvi.org. Local Free English-speaking and literacy First Thursday, 7 p.m. The meeting 376) 5274 Jewell Futch Rd. 2nd Fri- contact:W. Ray Rausch, 386-209-1473, classes will be held in the council chambers of day/mo. 7 - 8 p.m., 4th Saturday/mo. 7 - Provided by Columbia County School Live Oak City Hall at 7 p.m. City Hall is [email protected], 10035 105th 8 p.m. For more information contact: tal- Drive, Live Oak, Fl 32060. District's Career and Adult Education located on the corner of White St. and [email protected] or call: 229/455- Grief share program Program. Where: Wellborn, Florida, US 90 in Live Oak. For more informa- 2267 Weekly grief recovery support group. Unity of God Ministries, Inc., 12270 tion please visit our website: Greater Visions Support Group GriefShare is a non-denominational Bib- County Road 137 When: Every Thurs-www.suwanneegop.com or call Mary Addiction Support Group: Greater Vi- lically based 13 week program for peo- day, 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Activities for chil-Lou Sharp at 386-963-5213 sions faith-based addictions support ple who are struggling with losing a group meets weekly in two locations. loved one in death. Grief recovery is a :\^HUULL3LNHSZ :\^HUULL3LNHSZ :\^HUULL3LNHSZ Meetings are held on Tuesday nights at 7 painful process. GriefShare is a weekly p.m. in Lake City at the Christ Central video seminar featuring some of the na- ,17+(&,5&8,7&28572)7+( &OHUNRIWKH&RXUWZLOOVHOODWSXEOLFVDOH 7+,5'-8',&,$/&,5&8,72)7+( :,71(66P\KDQGDQGWKHVHDORIWKLV WKHIROORZLQJGHVFULEHGUHDOSURSHUW\ Church building on Sister’s Welcome tion’s foremost experts on grief recovery 67$7(2))/25,'$,1$1')25 &RXUWWKLVWKGD\RI-XO\ 68:$11((&2817< 7+(1:2)6(2)6:2) Road. The group also meets Thursday topics. Each Wednesday evening semi- &,9,/',9,6,21 &RXUW6HDO %DUU\$%DNHU 6(&7,21 72:16+,3 6287+ mornings at 9:30 a.m. in Live Oak at the nar is combined with a grief support $V&OHUNRIWKH&RXUW 5$1*( ($67 68:$11(( &$6(12&$ &2817< )/25,'$ 68%-(&7 72 Suwannee Coalition office located at 208 group discussion time. GriefShare is %\V-LOOLDQ%XFKDQDQ ($6(0(17$&52667+(6287+ North Ohio Avenue. This group provides *5((175((6(59,&,1*//& $V'HSXW\&OHUN )((77+(5(2) held at FBC Live Oak each Wednesday 3ODLQWLII spiritual and emotional support in a non- evening at 6 p.m. People can enter at $ $0,1,6725$*( 72*(7+(5:,7+$1($6(0(17)25 7+75$,/ ,1*5(66$1'(*5(6629(5$1' judgmental setting. Come experience the YV any point in the 13 weeks. Non-denomi- /,9(2$.)/ $&5266 7+( )2//2:,1* '( freedom from addictions that is found in 6&5,%('3523(57<1257+)((7 national - everyone welcome. First Bap- 81.12:1+(,56'(9,6((6 2I6287+2)6:2)6: *5$17((6$66,*1((6&5(',7 Christ. Greater Visions is an outreach of tist Church is located at 401 W. Howard 127,&(2)6$/( 7+(6287+)((72)7+(1: 256/,(125675867((62) 2) 6: 2) 6: $1' 7+( Christ Central but open to anyone. For in Live Oak. For more information, peo- -2+11<(:22''(&($6(' $ $0,1,6725$*(/2&$7('$7 1257+)((72)6:2)6( 6&277:22'+(,56+(5

PAGE 6B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, August 7, 2013 Festival frenzy: Catch the best of the CMA Music Festival in ABC’s ‘Country Night to Rock!’

By Jacqueline Spendlove announced ahead of time, while TV Media others were a surprise to audi- Summer is in full swing, which ences. means festival season is finally The diverse set list allows for here. collaboration among favorite art- For country fans, what better ists of different genres. Clarkson place to gather in droves than the wrapped up her set list with a heart of Nashville? Last month, duet with Jason Aldean of the thousands of fans and hundreds No. 1 hit “Don’t You Wanna of artists flocked to the CMA Stay,” followed by Garth Brooks’ Music Festival in the Tennessee “Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun capital for the most anticipated Comes Up),” during which she country music festival of the sea- was joined by Brooks’ wife, son. Trisha Yearwood. Aldean mixed There’s good news for country things up again, this time with music lovers who couldn’t make Kravitz, for a collaboration on the trek: “CMA Music Festival: “American Woman,” reprised Country’s Night to Rock,” a three- from the 2013 CMT Music hour special taped in Nashville Awards show, followed by “Are over the four days of the festival, You Gonna Go My Way,” with will be airing Monday, Aug. 12, on Aldean on lead vocals. After ABC. backing and harmonizing with Packed with diverse highlights, Kenny Rogers on his classic the star-studded television event “The Gambler,” the Zac Brown will include much more than Band closed the first night of just performances; viewers will the festival by introducing Kid get behind-the-scenes access to Rock to the stage as he led the interviews, day-in-the-life seg- band in a cover of Grand Funk ments, late-night jams and sur- Railroad’s “We’re an American prise collaborations. Even festival Band.” The second night of attendees will get to relive their the festival, 21-year-old Hunter favorite festival moments as well Karen Fairchild of Little Big Town hosts the Hayes was joined by pop star Ja- as experience any moments they CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock! son Mraz for Hayes’ song “Every- may have missed. The event will be countless others, as well as newcomers who body’s Got Somebody but Me,” and hosted by Little Big Town, who hold multiple have achieved major stardom since perform- Little Big Town joined surprise guest Crow for CMA awards and took home trophies last year ing at the festival. Randy Travis, while still “I Wanna Soak Up the Sun.” for “Vocal Group of the Year” and “Single of fairly green, first took the stage at the festival The CMA Music Festival was a huge suc- the Year.” Their current single, “Your Side of in 1986; this year he performed again to cel- cess, but the fun doesn’t have stop there. In the Bed,” currently ranks in the top 30 on the ebrate his 25th year in the business. addition to previously mentioned performers, charts. This year’s program marks the 10th Unlike other music events, the CMA Mu- audiences can tune in for performances by art- anniversary of a major network television sic Festival goes beyond the performances to ists such as Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric special for the CMA Music Festival. provide a more personal experience for fans, Church, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Brad Each year, the CMA Music Festival, known with opportunities for interaction with the Paisley, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Lady as “the ultimate country music fan experi- artists, autograph signings (in 2011, Taylor Antebellum, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, ence,” assembles an eclectic lineup that brings Swift spent 13 hours signing fan autographs), Lennon and Maisy Stella, The Band Perry together some of the biggest names in country photo opportunities, family activities and and Kellie Pickler. There will be more than music, as well as rising stars and new artists much more. Furthermore, the festival gives just musical performances as “Nashville” for fans to experience for the first time. The back to the local community with proceeds star Charles Esten, “Dancing With the Stars” event was originally launched as “Fan Fair” going to “Keep the Music Playing,” a pro- champion Derek Hough, and the cast of “Duck in 1972, and over the years its stages have gram that supports music in all of Metro Dynasty” make appearances as well. been graced by such legends as Johnny Cash, Nashville’s 144 schools. “CMA Music Festival: Watch “CMA Music Festival: Country’s Ernest Tubb, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson and Country’s Night to Rock’s” hosts Little Big Night to Rock!” Monday, Aug. 12, on ABC. Town and performers Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan and Kellie Pickler are among the coun- EARIN G try artists who have personally visited schools LAND CL and helped deliver instruments as part of the , DISKING, Suwannee SHHOGGING NING, BU program. , PIL E, BUR OOT RAKIN G PUSH REMOVAL, R ING, STUMP L While the festival is geared towards country SEED L DOE S I T AL graphics fans, the lineup branches out to include some ONE CAL RIENCE S EXPE ITH 19 YEAR PRINTING • COPY SERVICE rock and pop artists, meaning there’s some- COMPANY W LOCAL E TRUST thing for lovers of other music genres as well. IN GOD W 200 Color Copies • Blueprints 0 • 386-623-3 Sheryl Crow, Kelly Clarkson, Kid Rock, Lenny 386-755-389 937 N. Ohio Ave. • Live Oak, FL 32064 Kravitz and Jason Mraz all had stage time this (386) 362-1848 • Fax (386) 364-4661 year and will be appearing in the television 1-800-457-6082 special. Some of these performances were 814366 820636

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C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) - - WCJB Million.. News News News ET InsEd. Shark Tank Fall for That 20/20 News Kimmel (4) - - WJXT 4 News 4 News 4 News 4 News ET InsEd. Raymond Rules BigBang BigBang The 10:00 News 4News OMG! (5) - - WUFT News News Journal Business PBS NewsHour W.Week Burt Bacharach '60s Girl Grooves (My Music) (6) 6 6 WCTV News News News News Wheel Jeopardy Undercover Boss Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods News DLetterm (9) 24 24 WTLF Wendy Williams Queens '70s Seinfeld Rules Perfect Perfect Next Top Model Cops Seinfeld Rules '70s (10) 49 49 WTLH Office Mother Simps. 2½Men BigBang BigBang Bones The Following 49 News 2½Men Mother Raymond (12) 40 40 WTWC Dr. Phil Feud News ET OMG! Rockers Rockers Dateline NBC Feud J. Leno (29) 118 265 A&E Barter Kings Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Barter Kings (60) 130 254 AMC (:10) Breaking Bad (:10) Breaking Bad (:15) Breaking Bad (:20) Breaking Bad (:25) Breaking Bad Breaking Bad Br. Bad (50) 184 282 APL Wildman Wildman RivMon Unhooked Wild West Alaska Treehouse Masters Tanked! Tanked! Tanked! (65) 129 273 BRAVO Tia and Tamera Tia and Tamera Tia and Tamera Tia and Tamera Tia and Tamera "Scary Movie" ('00) (68) - - CCS Dew Tour Octane Academy SEC MILB Baseball Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs vs. Gwinnett Braves SEC Football SEC (38) 182 278 DISC Great White Sharkpocalypse Alien Sharks Great White Gaunt. Gold Rush S.A. Saint Hoods Gold Rush S.A. (31) 172 290 DISN GoodLk GoodLk GoodLk Jessie Shake U Austin A.N.T. Jessie Phineas Gravity Dog Blog GoodLk Austin Austin (35) 140 206 ESPN Horn Interrupt SportsCenter Baseball Little League World Series Baseball Little League World Series SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM '70s '70s Spell-Mageddon "Wild Hogs" ('07) John Travolta. "Zookeeper" ('11) Kevin James. The 700 Club (51) 110 231 FOOD Chef Wanted Diners Diners Restaurant Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners The Shed The Shed (67) 137 248 FX 2½Men 2½Men "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" "Rio" ('11) Jesse Eisenberg. "Rio" ('11) Jesse Eisenberg. (56) 423 634 FXSP Polaris Insider Panthers Driven MarlinsL MLB Baseball Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MarlinsL WPT Poker (72) 185 312 HALL Little House Prairie Little House Prairie Little House Prairie "Falling in Love With the Girl Next... Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV My Place My Place House House House House Extreme Homes Extreme Homes HouseH House House House (49) 120 269 HIST First Apocalypse American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers SwampM SwampM American Pickers (57) 181 255 ION Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case Cold Case (32) 108 252 LIFE Wife Swap Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders (61) 109 253 LMN 2: "The Captur... "Untraceable" ('08) Diane Lane. "Killer Among Us" ('12) Tess Atkins. "The Bad Son" ('07) Adam Battrick. (28) 168 262 SPIKE Ink Master "Men in Black" ('97) Will Smith. "Coming to America" ('88) Eddie Murphy. "Deuce Bigal... (58) 122 244 SYFY Joe Rogan Joe Rogan Joe Rogan WWE Smackdown! Continuum Haven (39) 139 247 TBS Friends Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld FamilyG FamilyG "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ri... ThereYet ThereYet (48) 183 280 TLC Fat Gypsy Wedding Fat Gypsy Wedding Fat Gypsy Wedding Fat Gypsy Wedding The Big Day What Not to Wear The Big Day (25) 138 245 TNT (1:00) PGA Golf PGA Championship Castle "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" ('07) King & Maxwell (55) 176 296 TOON In Crew Adv.Time Adv.Time Regular Regular TeenTita Cartoon Planet King Hill King Hill AmerDad AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Man/Fd Man/Fd Bizarre Foods Man/Fd Man/Fd Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures The Dead Files The Dead Files (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout Cops Cops 20 Most Shocking 20 Most Shocking World's Dumbest... World's Dumbest... Upload Upload (69) 106 301 TVL MASH MASH G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens Queens (33) 105 242 USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Necessary Rough (66) 128 260 WE Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. Bridezillas Bridezillas Obsessed/Dress Bridezillas (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order: C.I. Home Videos Home Videos (:05) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals News Videos

SATURDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV AUGUST 10, 2013

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) - - WCJB Sports Saturday News News Ent. Tonight Motive 20/20 News Crook &. (4) - - WJXT Queens Queens 4 News Paid 30 Rock 30 Rock Rules Rules BigBang BigBang News Ins. Ed. 4 News Baptist (5) - - WUFT Jimmy Dean Show D. O'Donnell: Live Superstars of '70s Soul Live Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii (6) 6 6 WCTV (2:00) PGA Golf PGA Championship Griffith Griffith NCIS: Los Angeles 48 Hours 48 Hours News C.Minds (9) 24 24 WTLF 4: "Jack & the ... "Jane Eyre" ('96) William Hurt. Cheaters Cops Cops '70s '70s The Border (10) 49 49 WTLH (3:30) MLB Baseball 2½Men BigBang Cops Cops Bones 49 News Raymond AxeCop AxeCop (12) 40 40 WTWC Horse Racing Christine News Ent. Tonight American Ninja W Get Out Alive Do No Harm OMG S.N.L (29) 118 265 A&E Barter Kings Barter Kings Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Psychic Psychic Psychic Psychic (60) 130 254 AMC Hell on Wheels Hell on Wheels Hell on Wheels Hell on Wheels Hell on Wheels (50) 184 282 APL To Be Announced To Be Announced AmericaCutestCat Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! (65) 129 273 BRAVO Housewives Top 20 Million Dollar List Million Dollar List Million Dollar List "The Bourne Ultimatum" ('07) Julia Stiles. Movie (68) - - CCS 3: Football UFC 163 MLL Lacrosse Preview Mixed Martial Arts Real Fights (38) 182 278 DISC Return of Jaws Voodoo Sharks Spawn of Jaws Sharkpocalypse Megalodon To Be Announced Sharkpocalypse (31) 172 290 DISN GoodLk Dog Blog Austin Shake U Jessie Jessie "Judy Moody & the Not Bummer S... A.N.T. Jessie Jessie Jessie (35) 140 206 ESPN Baseball Little League World Series Baseball Little League World Series Baseball Little League World Series SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM 4:20 "Pirates of the Caribbean: On... (:20) "Cars" ('06) Voices of Paul Newman, Owen Wilson. (:55) "WALL-E" ('08) Ben Burtt. (51) 110 231 FOOD Iron Chef America Chopped: All Stars Chopped: All Stars Chopped: All Stars Chopped: All Stars Chopped: All Stars Iron Chef America (67) 137 248 FX (4:30) "2012" ('09) Amanda Peet, John Cusack. "Avatar" ('09) Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana. (56) 423 634 FXSP (4:00) Cycling Marlins MarlinsL MLB Baseball Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MarlinsL FOX Spt1 Cycling Tour of Utah (72) 185 312 HALL "Dad's Home" ('10) Cedar Cove Cedar Cove "Reading, Writing and Romance" Cedar Cove (47) 112 229 HGTV Love It or List It HouseH House HouseH House Love It or List It Love It or List It HouseH House HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Pwn Star Pwn Star American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers Restore Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star Pwn Star (57) 181 255 ION Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk Monk (32) 108 252 LIFE 4: "Twist of Fa... "Pastor Brown" ('09) "Madea's Family Reunion" ('06) "Madea Goes to Jail" ('09) (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "Past Obse... "She Made Them Do It" ('12) "Blue-eyed Butcher" ('12) Beyond / Headlines Cleveland House (28) 168 262 SPIKE Movie "Coming to America" ('88) Eddie Murphy. "Remember the Titans" ('00) "Remember the Titans" (58) 122 244 SYFY Primeval Primeval Primeval Primeval Primeval Primeval FaceOff: Vets Strike (39) 139 247 TBS Friends Friends Queens FamilyG FamilyG FamilyG BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang BigBang Sullivan Deal/It (48) 183 280 TLC Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Sex, Lies/ Zumba To Be Announced (25) 138 245 TNT (4:30) "Invincible" ('06) (:45) "Four Brothers" ('05) Mark Wahlberg. "The Longest Yard" ('05) Adam Sandler. Movie (55) 176 296 TOON "Scooby Doo! Mask of the Blue Fal... "Scooby Doo! Stage Fright" ('13) King Hill AmerDad FamilyG FamilyG Clevela. Boond. (46) 215 277 TRAV Parks Parks Bikinis/Boardwalks State Fair Foods Mysteries Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures (73) 204 246 TRU Wipeout Wipeout Wipeout World's Dumbest... Top 20 Funniest Top 20 Funniest 20 Most Shocking (69) 106 301 TVL Rose. Rose. Rose. Rose. G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens (33) 105 242 USA 3: "Casino Roy... Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Graceland (66) 128 260 WE 4:30Wedd My Fair Wedding "Miss Congeniality" ('00) Sandra Bullock. Obsessed/Dress Obsessed/Dress "Miss Congeni... (16) 239 307 WGN Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Lead Off /(:05) Baseball Chi. Cubs vs St. Louis :45 10th.. WGN News at Nine Bones PAGE 8B nSUWANNEE DEMOCRAT/LIVE OAK Wednesday, August 7, 2013

SUNDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV AUGUST 11, 2013

C S1 S2 5 PM 5:30 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) - - WCJB (3:00) Auto Racing News News Home Videos Secret Millionaire Whodunnit? Castle News Ins. Ed. (4) - - WJXT Ent. Tonight 4 News OMG Raymond BigBang CSI: Miami Criminal Minds News Sports 4 News BBang (5) - - WUFT (4:30) Bacharach Downton Abbey Revisited Great Performances Change Your Age (6) 6 6 WCTV (2:00) PGA Golf PGA Championship 60 Minutes Big Brother Unforgettable The Mentalist News Law Call (9) 24 24 WTLF (3:00) "Zodiac" ThereYet ThereYet Queens Queens "Freddy vs. Jason" ('03) Seinfeld Seinfeld Rules Rules (10) 49 49 WTLH "Stick It" ('06) Jeff Bridges. FamilyG FamilyG Teen Choice Awards 49 News BigBang 2½Men BigBang (12) 40 40 WTWC Premier Draft Christine News America's Got Talent Law & Order: SVU Crossing Lines Burn Notice (29) 118 265 A&E To Be Announced To Be Announced Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dy Duck Dynasty Bad Ink Bad Ink Bad Ink Bad Ink (60) 130 254 AMC 4:45BrBad (:50) Breaking Bad (:50) Breaking Bad (:55) Breaking Bad Breaking Bad (:05) LowWinterSun Talking Br. Bad (50) 184 282 APL (9:00) To Be Announced Gator Boys Wildman Wildman Gator Boys Wildman Wildman (65) 129 273 BRAVO Housewives NJ Housewives NJ Housewives NJ Housewives NJ Eat, Drink, Love Housewives NJ Watch Wives NJ (68) - - CCS MILB Baseball Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs vs. Gwinnett Braves NCAA Football Classics Florida vs. Alabama Fight Night Star (38) 182 278 DISC Yukon Men Yukon Men Yukon Men Yukon Men Yukon Men Jungle Gold Yukon Men (31) 172 290 DISN GoodLk GoodLk Austin Shake U GoodLk GoodLk Dog Blog Austin Liv/Mad Jessie GoodLk GoodLk Shake U Shake U (35) 140 206 ESPN SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Tonight MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers SportsCenter (30) 180 311 FAM Movie (:25) "Cars" ('06) Owen Wilson. "Despicable Me" ('10) Steve Carell. "Despicable Me" ('10) Steve Carell. (51) 110 231 FOOD Diners Diners The Shed The Shed Food Court Wars Chopped Food Network Star Cutthroat Kitchen Iron Chef America (67) 137 248 FX Movie "Just Go With It" ('11) Adam Sandler. "Something Borrowed" ('11) Ginnifer Goodwin. "Something Borrowed" (56) 423 634 FXSP Cycling Tour of Utah West Customs WPT Poker NFL Football Miami Dolphins vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Pre-season Dolphins (72) 185 312 HALL 4: "The Wish L... "Honeymoon for One" ('11) Cedar Cove "Reading, Writing and Romance" Frasier Frasier (47) 112 229 HGTV The Deal The Deal HouseH House HouseH House Spelling Manor Renovation Brother vs. Brother HouseH House (49) 120 269 HIST Mountain Men Mountain Men Mountain Men Mountain Men Mountain Men Ice Road Truckers SwampM SwampM (57) 181 255 ION Flashpoint Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. (32) 108 252 LIFE (4:30) "Mother and Child" ('09) "Madea's Family Reunion" ('06) Drop Dead Diva Devious Maids "Madea's Fam... (61) 109 253 LMN 4: "The Hunt f... "Killer Among Us" ('12) Tess Atkins. "The Hunt for the BTK Killer" ('05) I Killed My BFF BTK Killer Speaks (28) 168 262 SPIKE Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Tattoo Rescue Bar Rescue (58) 122 244 SYFY (4:00) "Dawn of the Dead" "Raiders of the Lost Ark" ('81) Harrison Ford. (:05) "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" Movie (39) 139 247 TBS "Bad Boys II" ('03) Will Smith, Martin Lawrence. "The Hangover" ('09) Ed Helms. (:15) "Independence Day" ('96) (48) 183 280 TLC Honey B. Honey B. Honey B. Honey B. Breaking Amish: LA Sister Wives Sister Wives Breaking Amish: LA Sister Wives (25) 138 245 TNT 4: "The Fast ... "2 Fast 2 Furious" ('03) Paul Walker. "Fast & Furious" ('09) Vin Diesel. (:15) "2 Fast 2 Furious" ('03) (55) 176 296 TOON 4: "Big Top Sc... "Scooby Doo! Stage Fright" ('13) Chima Looney King Hill King Hill Clevela. FamilyG B.Burger FamilyG (46) 215 277 TRAV Food Paradise Food Paradise Magic Magic Ride Ride Fandem Fandem Rock RV Bikinis Takeout BBQCrawl (73) 204 246 TRU Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Lick.Tow Storage Storage Storage C. Wars C. Wars C. Wars 20 Most Shocking (69) 106 301 TVL G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls Queens (33) 105 242 USA NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS Burn Notice (66) 128 260 WE CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami CSI: Miami (16) 239 307 WGN :15 10th.. Home Videos Bloopers Bloopers Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother News :40 Replay "Ronin" ('98)

MONDAY EVENING C COMCAST S1 DISH NETWORK S2 DIRECTV AUGUST 12, 2013

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Each day thousands upon thousands of oncoming cars that fail to stop when the bus is • children board school buses to take them to picking kids up or dropping them off. and from school. Parents and caregivers entrust their children’s well-being to the care of school KNOWING THE SAFETY RULES bus drivers and aides. Although parents may worry about school bus accidents, such While a large part of protecting children is on accidents are few and far between. the shoulders of the school bus driver, it is also The National Highway Traffic Safety vital for passengers to learn the basics of Administration advises that school buses are school bus safety. Kindergarteners or children designed to be safer than passenger vehicles in who are riding the bus for the first time should avoiding crashes and protecting against injury. be taught the rules of school bus safety. Buses are arguably the safest mode of Some schools offer a school bus tour prior to transportation for getting kids to and from the new school year. This lets youngsters school. By keeping millions of cars off the acclimate themselves with the look and feel of roads surrounding schools, school buses the school bus. This introduction also may contribute to less crowded roadways, which are include information about bus safety, but less conducive to accidents. parents can also educate their children (and themselves) about using caution in and around DANGER ZONE the bus by following these guidelines. Be careful when getting off the bus. Hold on • Get to the bus stop 5 to 10 minutes prior to while going down the stairs. Though parents may feel buses are most likely the assigned pickup time. Rushing last- • Only get off at your designated stop unless to be in accidents while in transit, experts minute can lead to injury, especially if you’re you have permission to get off elsewhere. advise that children are more likely to get hurt chasing down the bus. • When exiting the bus, walk at least 10 steps during pickups and drop-offs when they’re in • Remain on the sidewalk or grass at the bus past the front of the bus and cross in front the “danger zone” of the bus. The danger zone stop. Do not step off the curb into the street where the driver can see you. Do not cross is a 10-foot radius around the outside of the until the bus has arrived and is completely behind the bus. bus. Bus drivers and other motorists find kids stopped. • Wait for the driver to give you a signal that it in the danger zone are more difficult to see, • When boarding the bus, go directly to a seat is safe to cross. Be sure to check that all cars and children can get struck by either the bus or and sit down. Buckle up if there are seatbelts on the road have come to a complete stop. on the bus. • Get to the sidewalk or off the street as • Remain seated while quickly as possible. the bus is in motion. • If you’ve forgotten something on the bus, do • Keep voices low so not run back and attempt to retrieve it. The as not to distract the driver might not see you and start the bus. driver. Rather, call the bus company and see if you • Keep your head and can pick it up at another time. hands inside of the • Do not get into the cars of strangers waiting bus, and never hang around bus stops, even if they offer to take out of the window. you home. • Do not throw things Parents can arrange to meet with bus drivers so on the bus or play that they will recognize their faces. Adults also rough with friends can encourage schools to host bus safety or classmates. courses to further ensure their youngsters are • Keep the aisle clear safe.

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