Public to Get First Look at Events Center Plans

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COURTESY B.J. Helton of Lake City walks with her stepfather, Michael Register, 14 days after receiving a heart-lung transplant. New heart, new lungs, new hope Woman is the only person in U.S. with rare disorder to have double transplant. COURTESY By LAURA HAMPSON Architect’s rendition of a proposed events center for Columbia County. A public meeting will be held Tuesday to discuss the proposal. [email protected] ith a perfect match, three teams of doc- Presentation set for Tuesday night tors took just over five hours to renew Road 247. a Lake City woman’s Aim of proposed The purpose of the meeting Wfuture. center: To promote is to allow the Events Center B.J. Helton, 30, was born with a Fact Finding Committee rare, genetic disorder called Alström tourism, commerce. and Clemons & Rutherford Syndrome. The condition weakened By TONY BRITT Architects the opportunity to her heart and lungs to the point that [email protected] give a presentation regarding a double transplant was her only the proposed events center. No chance. County officials hope action by the board of county It’s been just over a month since building an events center in commissioners will be taken at Helton received a heart and lung Columbia County will promote the meeting. transplant at Shands at the University the county and bring addition- “This is the project that has of Florida and the changes in her al revenue from tourists and been under study for at least health have been drastic and immedi- convention visitors and at the a year,” said Dale Williams, ate. same time enhance the quality county manager. “The com- “I’ve gotten my child back,” said her of local events. mittee is going to present its mother, Mary Register. “I haven’t seen How to pay for it, construct findings to the board.” B.J. like this in years. She’s making it and make it viable is what Representatives from the plans again,” she said. will be discussed when county Lake City-Columbia County Helton is the only person in the officials host a special meeting Chamber of Commerce, the United States with Alströms to suc- to discuss the proposal at 6 Columbia County Economic cessfully receive both a heart and lung JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter p.m., Tuesday in the Columbia Development Board and transplant, Register said. A motorist is seen driving onto the Interstate 75 north ramp Friday County Resources Inc. enter- Columbia County Resources More than 500 people have followed afternoon in Ellisville. Some of the sites under possible consideration tainment building at the coun- Helton’s journey through a Facebook for the Florida Gateway Center are in the Ellisville area. ty fairgrounds, 438 SW State CENTER continued on 7A group named “Seeking BJ’s Heart.” “Knowing that people have been praying has really been the biggest Marker hits 100 1 killed, 1 critical ‘I’ve gotten my child back,’ said Helton’s mother, Mary Register. ‘I haven’t seen B.J. like in Suwannee crash this in years.’ From staff reports was flown to Shands at the University of Florida in critical condition. LIVE OAK - An early-morning Matthews was headed south on crash in Suwannee County left one County Road 249 at 12:45 a.m. when thing,” Helton said. man dead and another critically hurt the right wheels of his 2002 Ford F- Now friends, family and other sup- Friday, according to the Florida 150 drove onto the wet grass of the porters are sending cards of encour- Highway Patrol. right shoulder. Matthews over-cor- agement to Helton’s Gainesville Jonathan Michael Matthews, 21, rected, according to FHP, sending apartment, where they will remain for Live Oak, was pronounced dead at the pickup across the roadway and four to six weeks for frequent hospital the scene, said FHP. His passenger, checkups. Dillon Wayne Gardner, 18, Live Oak, FATALITY continued on 7A “I knew I was sick. It’s been at least 4 to 6 years since I’ve felt so healthy,” Helton said. “I never had completely normal Locals caught up in I-10 melee organs, so at 30 I don’t know what to do with them,” she laughs. From staff reports ing to the Florida Highway Patrol. Helton, who is blind, is now able to Portions of I-10 were shut down see more shapes and light than ever About 53 vehicles were involved for several hours as 13 FHP troop- before due to increased blood flow. in crashes on a four-mile stretch ers and 25 Jacksonville Sheriff’s Pain is only a fraction of what it was of I-10 Friday afternoon, including Offices deputies responded to the before the transplant, Register said. Lake City and O’Brien residents. accidents. Jacksonville Fire Rescue With daily physical therapy ses- Drivers said heavy rain at about transported 18 people to area hos- sions, Helton is gaining strength. “I’ve JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 3:40 p.m. was a factor in 20 traffic pitals, FHP said. The Olustee Battlefield monument marks its cen- HOPE continued on 7A crashes in Duval County, east of tennial next week. See story, Page 1D. U.S. 301 and west of SR-23, accord- MELEE continued on 7A

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JACKSONVILLE determine if he takes black community with ric Allen was 18 Florida a second time — voter registration drives and voting in and with it a second term. and get-out-the-vote efforts his first presi- In GOP regions of to support the nation’s dential election swing states, Republicans first black presidential when he chose must turn out in huge candidate on a major party EBarack Obama over John numbers to overcome ticket. McCain. Four years older Democratic advantages Duval County has more now and looking for a job, elsewhere. Republican- than 516,000 registered he is just the kind of voter friendly regions like south- voters out of a total popula- Republican Mitt Romney east Ohio and southwest tion of about 871,000. The needs to win — and Virginia share northeast percentage of black resi- win big — in northeast Florida’s mission of over- dents, 29.8, is nearly dou- Florida’s Duval County whelming Democrats at ble the statewide figure. and take the most coveted the polls. The campaign will have to of the toss-up states. For both campaigns, keep the same enthusiasm “I voted for him last time Florida is one of the keys among black voters to just to see the change,” to winning the White keep Duval competitive. Allen says of Obama, “and House. It’s even more there was no change.” important for Romney, Teen runaway dies For Lashawn Williams, whose paths to Electoral the excitement she felt College victory are few after crash from Obama’s first run is without the state’s 29 JACKSONVILLE still there in spite of an votes. Even though each — Authorities say a 16- economy in the doldrums. side has already spent year-old runaway has died The 39-year-old bank $60 million on TV and Friday from injuries she employee is volunteer- radio ads, Republicans are suffered after a car she ing for the re-election expected to spend even was riding in crashed dur- ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign — and telling more than Democrats ing a police chase. those who are frustrated in the campaign’s final Kyrsten Q’Amise Veal A hello from Elmo with the president that the weeks. has been missing from Elmo, from the Sesame Street Live, “Elmo Makes Music,” show, visits with St. Joeseph’s blame is misplaced. Polling shows a tight Seminole County since Children’s Hospital patient Xiomara Nunez, 5, of Tampa, Friday, Oct. 5 at the Tampa hospital. “People say, ‘Oh, well, race in Florida with July. he’s in there and he’s not Obama slightly ahead in Both Elmo and character Cookie Monster brought some cheer and fun to patients. Sesame On Wednesday, authori- Street Live “Elmo Makes Music,” is in Tampa for five performances at the Sun Dome, Friday changing anything and some surveys, making ties said they tried to pull blah, blah, blah.’ But he the Democrat’s turnout in over a vehicle that Veal through Saturday. can’t do it by himself,” Duval County essential to and two others were in. Williams says during her his overall strategy. The car sped away and dition. deputies said Joseph tually surrendered at gun- lunch break in downtown Obama persuaded a Georgia state trooper The 19-year-old faces Pineda rolled up to a point. Jacksonville. “Everything enough moderate tried to spin the suspect’s several charges including McDonald’s drive-through Authorities said they he’s tried to do he’s got- Republicans, conservative car off the road. The car aggravated assault. Friday saying he deserved found two fake police ten resistance from the Democrats and indepen- slammed into a tree and free food because he was badges and a handgun in Republican Party.” dents to give his message split in two. Police: man played a cop. Authorities said the center console. The Obama campaign of hope and change a The 24-year-old David he flashed a badge and Thirty-three year-old targeted the Jacksonville chance to cancel out the Sessions died at the scene. cop for free food gun and told restaurant Pineda was charged with area with surprising usual Republican advan- Camden County ST. PETERSBURG — employees he had just impersonating a police success in 2008, nearly tage there. sheriff’s Deputy William Authorities in southwest come from a sting and officer and improper exhi- equaling Republican John The Democratic cam- Terrell said Veal died Florida have arrested a didn’t have his wallet. bition of a firearm. McCain in Duval County paign was more com- Friday at a Jacksonville man they say pretended to Employees called the He was being held in votes as Obama carried petitive in 2008 in part hospital. be an officer in an attempt police. Pineda initially the Pinellas County Jail. the state. Whether Obama because it built excitement Driver Jamal Jones was to get free food. ignored commands to n Associated Press can do as well again may in Duval County’s large hospitalized in serious con- Pinellas County Sheriff’s show his hands but even-

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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NATIONAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 a In Orlando, Romney cites ‘jobs crisis’ By STEVE PEOPLES “We’ve made too much progress to “I’ve seen the character of a young Associated Press return to the policies that caused this man like David, who wasn’t emo- crisis in the first place.” tional or crying. He had his eyes wide ORLANDO — Declaring that the Obama was planning to spend open,” Romney said Friday night. nation is in a “jobs crisis,” Republican Saturday celebrating the 20th wed- “There’s a saying: Clear eyes, full presidential candidate Mitt Romney ding anniversary he had put aside heart, can’t lose. David couldn’t lose. is charging ahead with his economic because it fell on the day of the I loved that young man.” arguments in spite of unemployment debate. With Vice President Joe Biden The Romney campaign was releas- dropping to its lowest level since and Romney running mate Paul Ryan ing a TV ad featuring a woman who President Barack Obama took office. forgoing public events ahead of their says she voted for Obama in 2008 Romney all but ignored the posi- own debate, on Thursday in Danville, but is supporting the Republican tive jobs numbers while campaign- Ky., Romney has the stage to himself today. “Why Mitt Romney?” she asks. ing Friday night in Florida, instead for a campaign event near Orlando. “Being a woman, you think about highlighting his strong debate perfor- Aides say Romney would spend your children and you think about mance and presenting a more com- part of Saturday preparing for his their future. And what I want to think passionate message as he sought to next debate with Obama, scheduled about is a future that has jobs. That overcome Obama’s narrow lead in for Oct. 16 in Hempstead, N.Y., before our economy’s growing again. That’s the polls. He made clear earlier in speaking at an evening rally. The important to women and it’s impor- the day that he did not agree with president’s team says he hasn’t had tant to me.” the president’s assessment that the any formal practice sessions since the Widely regarded as having lost the unemployment statistic — it dipped first debate. debate Wednesday night in Denver to from 8.1 percent to 7.8 percent in While sticking with his focus on Romney, Obama came out with more September — is a sign of an economy economic issues, Romney was also energy and a retooled response in ral- heading in the right direction. bringing up intimate details of friend- lies in Colorado, Wisconsin and Ohio “By any rational measure, it’s crys- ships that had ended in death as over the last two days. tal clear we’re in the middle of a jobs part of a shift to present himself On Sunday, Obama is scheduled crisis,” Romney said in a fundraising in more personal terms. His wife, to launch a lucrative and celebri- message to supporters. “My prior- Ann, has often talked about Romney’s ty-packed fundraising swing to Los ity is jobs. And from Day One of my compassionate side, but the former Angeles and San Francisco, a two-day presidency, I will lead us out of this Massachusetts governor rarely dis- trek followed by a campaign rally in crisis.” cusses it publicly. ever-important Ohio on Tuesday. Obama said the creation of 114,000 At a rally in St. Petersburg., Obama and his surrogates plan to jobs in September, coupled with the Romney recalled the time he spent hammer Romney on two fronts: con- drop in unemployment, was “a remind- with a young teenager dying of leu- tending that Romney lied about his ASSOCIATED PRESS er that this country has come too far kemia, returning to a story the boy’s positions during the debate and criti- Republican Presidential candidate and former Massachusetts to turn back now.” Jabbing at his parents had related from the stage of cizing him as downplaying Friday’s Gov. Mitt Romney laughs as he speaks to a supporter after a rival’s plans, the president declared, the Republican National Convention. positive jobs reports. campaign speech Friday in St. Petersburg. Meningitis outbreak means weeks of worry for those possibly infected By BRUCE CHREINER AND Bivins, of Sturgis, Ky., said transmitted from person to said. KRISTIN M. 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The Centers “Sure I’m apprehensive, ing sterility. Business, debt loans. For now, all the 68-year- for Disease Control and but there’s not a thing I A spokesman for NECC old retired waitress can do Prevention has said the can do except wait and said the company would Auto Home Improvement Loans is hope she doesn’t develop outbreak may have been see what happens,” said have no further comment the telltale signs of a rare caused by a steroid made Richard Jenkins, an 81- Friday. It has previously Bad Credit options. No apps. fees form of fungal meningitis by a specialty pharmacy year-old from Nashville said that it is cooperating that health officials say has in Massachusetts, where who received his most with health investigators sickened more than 60 peo- inspectors found at least recent shot Sept. 11 at the to determine the source of ple in nine states: a splitting one sealed vial that was con- Saint Thomas Outpatient the infections. Call today: headache, fever, stiff neck, taminated. It’s not yet clear Neurology Surgery Center. Bivins, a widow who lives difficulty walking or wors- how the fungus got into The chief medical offi- in western Kentucky about ening back pain. There the steroid, which is com- cer for the Tennessee an hour from Evansville, may be hundreds or even monly used to treat back Department of Health said Ind., received two injections 1.877.359.533 thousands more like her. pain. But officials have told Friday the incubation peri- in her lower back on Aug. [email protected] She called her doctors health professionals not to od for the disease isn’t yet 27. It was the first time she Friday, right after her first use anything made by the known and he advised at- had received steroid injec- cup of coffee, hoping to pharmacy. risk patients to be vigilant tions and the constant pain relieve the anxiety stirred So far, the government for symptoms for weeks. in her lower back, hips and a day earlier when she has identified about 75 “A month is the shortest legs was eased. learned she might be at facilities in 23 states that we’d possibly want to con- She said she doesn’t risk. Bivins was told only received the recalled doses. sider that. We’re looking blame the doctors — they that she didn’t need to be It is not yet clear exactly at a longer period of time were just trying to help checked unless she devel- how many people could get before we’d feel confident her, not knowing the ste- oped symptoms. sick, though health offi- that somebody is out of the roid could have been “I’m not sure if I like it,” cials say the fungus is not woods,” Dr. David Reagan contaminated.

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OUR A N O T H E R OPINION Mary J. Lightfoote, VIEW Obama’s Water ‘Jeanes teacher’ truth rules n this county in 1940, Our School Museum has a deficit Mary J. Lightfoote was the copy of a pictorial history of the ‘Jeanes teacher.’ old Ft. McCoy school in Marion t’s bad enough when should She was called a Jeanes County. The Ft. McCoy school the universal consen- teacher because the fund- history goes back to 1917 and sus is that you lost Iing for her position came from would be a treasure for the the first presidential have the Anna T. Jeanes Foundation. right people in Marion County debate. What’s worse for Ms. Jeanes, a white Quaker to have. If any reader attended IPresident Obama is that his woman, had donated $1,000,000 Morris Williams Ft. McCoy, or knows someone own team concedes he did so stayed in 1908 to set up a foundation Phone: (386) 755-8183 who did, we would be glad to without telling the truth. to help upgrade the black rural [email protected] give this book to you. Call 386- Stephanie Cutter, Mr. schools in the South. 372 W. Duval St. 755-8183. ess than two Lake City, FL 32055 Obama’s deputy campaign weeks after the So, Mrs. Lightfoote’s mis- POETIC SUPT. manager essentially called Suwannee River sion here was to visit our black In July of 1944, Madison her boss a liar on Thursday. Water Management rural schools and try to improve honor in American history for County (Florida) School During the previous night’s District, responding them. all her contributions to black Superintendent, Edwin B. contest, Mitt Romney refused Lto the worst drought here since This was no easy task teachers and students under Browning was extended an to allow the president to get 1932, instituted tough new because, in the first place, trying circumstances way back invitation to attend a school away with saying the GOP restrictions on water usage last simply getting to these schools when. meeting in Lake City. He wrote tax plan would result in a $5 summer, Tropical Storm Debby could be a challenge. They TAX COLLECTOR INFO back saying he could not attend trillion cut that is not paid brought a deluge the likes of were often located on primi- When I visited the Tax that meeting but would attend for. “My No. 1 principle is which we’ve never seen. tive dirt roads, and heavy rains Collector’s office recently to an alternate meeting to be held there will be no tax cut that Months later, groundwater sometimes made the roads renew my driver’s license, I in October. adds to the deficit,” the for- levels are up and the immediate almost impassable. Once there, noticed a wall chart that dis- Supt. Browning, a literate and mer Massachusetts governor crisis has passed. she had the difficult job of help- played interesting information religious man (“a deep water explained to the former Illinois Consequently, the district ing the students and teachers about the tax office: Baptist”), wrote these words senator. “So any language allowed the tough new rules to who were usually housed in sec- “The tax collector’s office in replying to the invitation: “I to the contrary is simply expire Sept. 30. In their place ond class buildings. was created statewide by the shall look forward to coming in not accurate.” When CNN are the now-standard limita- This might mean the teach- Florida Constitution of 1885. the golden brown of invigorat- informed Ms. Cutter that its tions of twice-per-week lawn er’s desk could be a crate and The longest serving tax collec- ing October when the leaves, own analysis confirmed that watering, among other restric- the students’ chairs might be tor in Florida is Earl K. Wood of leisurely and sentimentally, drift the Romney plan closes loop- tions. odds and ends of boxes. Mrs. Orange County—some 44 years, to Mother Earth, speaking to holes and deductions to bring We think the tougher rules Lightfoote was often heard to since 1965. us the message that we, too, in more revenue, she was should have remained in place. say that, although the build- Columbia County’s longest following our fitful spasm of forced to admit, “Well, OK, Rather than fly by the seat ings might be second class, the serving tax collector was the life—moved by trials, and prob- stipulated, it won’t be near $5 of our pants from one crisis to teachers were first class. late Alvin C. Hosford. He lems and motives, good and trillion.” the next, we should be focused But Mrs. Lightfoote had a served 32 years, from 1941- base—shall drift back to Mother The facts didn’t get in the on learning to conserve our missionary zeal and was up 1973. Earth and await the glorious way of Mr. Obama repeating most precious natural resource to the challenge. Her driving The Lake City tax office springtime of the resurrection more debate falsehoods on throughout the year – rain or philosophy was to “work on the handles over $65,000,000 a year morning.” Friday. He told an audience at shine. next needed thing.” in our taxes. The highest single CALL THE COPS George Mason University in Debby’s downpour was a Some of the schools she vis- tax bill is $496, 403. 98, paid by A young mother was driving Virginia that the GOP candi- short-term fix for a long-term ited were Bethel, Bethlehem, Lake City Medical Center. her five year old son to school date “said there’s no way that problem. King’s Welcome, Winfield, There are 111 specialty one day when a nude woman he’d close the loophole that Water is a finite resource, Jerusalem, Kiota, Scrubtown, license plates and as of 2008 riding in the convertible just gives big oil companies bil- and as the economic climate Falling Creek, and Springville. the sales leader was the Florida ahead stood up and waved. The lions each year in corporate improves and the local popu- Some of the teachers she Gator tag.” son said, “Mom, call the police. welfare.” Actually, Mr. Romney lation once again begins to visited were Arrie Lee Gainey, To their credit, Tax Collector That lady isn’t wearing a seat said Wednesday that the hun- swell, the problem will only get Agnes C. Norton, Herman R. Ronnie Brannon’s excellent staff belt!” dred-year-old tax credit that worse. Tunsil, R. R. Kenon, Margaret seems to handle everything in amounts to less than $3 billion We’re not suggesting that Hall, James E. Green, Minnie this busy office with politeness a year is “probably not going J. Niblack, and Callie A. Zow. ■ Morris Williams is a local once-per-week lawn watering is and efficiency. historian and long-time Columbia to survive” if he is successful the answer to all our woes. Mrs. Lightfoote, and all like FORT McCOY SCHOOL County resident. in reducing the corporate tax Nonetheless, such a rule, her, should be held in a place of rate from a worldwide high of were the political will there to 35 percent to 25 percent. leave it in place, would slowly Mr. Obama continues to and subtly change the way we LETTERS TO THE EDITOR claim his Republican chal- think about a resource we far lenger would raise taxes on too easily take for granted. middle-class families by $2,000 Inconvenient? ‘Barack is your shepherd...’ a year. He said in the debate For some, surely. that the GOP candidate’s But as conservation mea- plan could never be revenue sures go, it’s far more palatable To the Editor: nation is doing. to know about Barack Obama neutral without closing deduc- than some. The communist idea of fair- was that he voted twice while tions and loopholes for aver- There are otherwise sensible In rebuttal of Louis Beames ness is for them (the dictator in the Illinois legislature to age Americans, insisting, “It’s people who seriously propose High Springs, Wed 9-26-12: and the ruling class) to live in WITHHOLD all medical care math. It’s arithmetic.” If so, it’s making water so expensive that luxury and for the rest of the from babies BORN ALIVE some kind of new math. Mr. average folks have no choice Barack is your shepherd and people to live in abject poverty. from botched abortions. These Romney vows to do the oppo- but to ration it. the want will never stop – he Think not. babies get another death sen- site, lowering taxes on middle- We like the district’s original will see to it. Take a good look at Cuba tence when the first did not income families through a 20 idea better. He forces you to sleep on and any of the other commu- work. percent reduction in rates. He park benches and leads you nist nations. They take all the And you probably want him also pointed out that the one Lake City Reporter beside shut down oil wells and resources for themselves and in charge of your health care. study upon which Mr. Obama coal industries and boarded up the rest of the people have noth- Just think what he is willing to based his accusations has been Serving Columbia County businesses strangled by regula- ing. do to you. debunked by neutral econo- Since 1874 tion. You can’t help the poor As far as Mitt Romney’s tax mists and fact checkers. The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ He will restore your knowl- nations of the world – after tril- returns – what has he to prove- A new report from the lished with pride for residents of edge of the corruption of the lions of our dollars was sent that he is very wealthy? So American Enterprise Institute Columbia and surrounding counties by “Dim” party if you will only to them – the corrupted (or was Kennedy and Kerry – who Community Newspapers Inc. shows Mr. Obama is the one listen. communist) governments take cares? who will oppress the middle We believe strong newspapers build He guides you to the path of strong communities —‑“Newspapers it all and the people still live in He can do what he wants with class because the massive debt get things done!” unemployment for the sake of poverty. his own money, I am far more incurred under the current Our primary goal is to communism, This is what your fearless interested in my tax returns and administration will result in publish distinguished and profitable Yea, though you walk thru leader wants for you but you are the money Barack Obama has higher taxes. The economists community‑oriented newspapers. the valley of soup kitchens, you asleep and can’t see it. wasted, by the trillions, of all This mission will be accomplished estimated the real annual cost through the teamwork of professionals are still hungry and have no Barack Obama had the taxpaying Americans and the for households to service dedicated to truth, integrity and hard hope because of his trickle up House, the Senate and the presi- $16 trillion deficit caused by 43 the debt — the current $16.2 work. theory. dency for two full years but the cents of every dollar that contin- trillion plus the $7.6 trillion Todd Wilson, publisher We, the poor, do fear your evil only thing he did was shove ues to be borrowed. increase projected under Mr. Robert Bridges, editor as we watch you destroy our ObamecareLESS down our Wonder how long your house- Obama’s policies — would be Sue Brannon, controller Christian nation. throats with corruption behind hold would last if you borrowed a $4,000 a year tax hike on He anoints our income with closed doors which is all about 43 cents of every dollar you middle-income families. The Dink NeSmith, president taxes so he can spend more and power and control and has abso- spend. Romney campaign released Tom Wood, chairman more of our money on Solyndra, lutely nothing to do with our It puzzles me that suddenly a new TV ad Friday on this the many other bankrupt health or well being. capitalism is evil since we have point. “Obama’s four deficits LETTERS green energy programs and Just wait until you face the only prospered for over 230 are the four largest in U.S. his- Government Motors while shut- death panels. Wonder what you years of capitalism. America tory,” the announcer intones POLICY ting down the Gulf oil Industry, will have to say then. I sure and capitalism has done well over slides showing the facts. Letters to the Editor should be the coal industry and the hope you are very young. until Barack Obama got elected “He’s adding almost as much typed or neatly written and double Keystone Pipeline at the same The mess he inherited with him & his “Dim” buddies debt as all 43 previous presi- spaced. Letters should not exceed time borrowing $2 BILLION was his own mess – he was in in charge. dents combined, and over 30 400 words and will be edited for and loaning it to Chavez to drill the Senate when we had the Don’t see anyone risking cents of every dollar Obama length and libel. Letters must be oil wells telling him that we will meltdown. Don’t you think life and limb to get into China, spends is borrowed.” The year- signed and include the writer’s name, be his best customer. maybe he needs to accept some North Korea or Cuba, do you? end fiscal 2012 books reflected address and telephone number for Poverty and hard living will responsibly for the meltdown By the way, the “dims” were another $1.1 trillion deficit, verification. Writers can have two follow us all the days of the since you seem to think that in charge in the House and the fourth highest since World letters per month published. Letters “DIM” party and we shall live in the Republicans are stopping Congress until the elections of War II. and guest columns are the opinion of a tent forever without housing Barack Obama from saving our 2010 – so whose mess is this It’s as if Mr. Obama is acting the writers and not necessarily that of because the government has nation. really? under the illusion that no one the Lake City Reporter. destroyed our income and our While you have your thinking I would suggest you take your will call him out on his false- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, country by purposely bankrupt- cap on-think about food prices, own wake up advice. America hoods. However, it’s looking Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at ing it. the price of gas at the pump is fully awake-too bad you are more and more likely that vot- 180 E. Duval St. downtown. and your power bill. How are not. ers will realize a second term BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. Only real prayer to God will you really liking his hopeless would mean larger deficits for BY E-MAIL: save our nation. I will stay on change? Jo Lytte the budget and the truth. [email protected] my knees as I hope our entire The only thing I ever needed Lake City ■ The Washington Times 5A

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Oct. 7 the coming five years. Oct. 11 Oct. 9 Woodturners Club Noegel reunion Bell Woodturners The Noegel Family Club meets the second Reunion will be Sunday, Thursday of the month in Oct. 7 at 1 p.m. on at Ed Medicare seminar the Bell community Center Bedenbaugh’s place, off The Lifestyle Enrichment at 7 p.m. Every meeting C-135 (Noegel Road). Center of Lake City is spon- features a show and tell of Please bring a covered soring a free Medicare members current projects. dish and come fellowship Edicational Seminar There is also a full demon- with friends and family. For Tuesday, Oct. 9 from 5:30 stration of a woodturning more information call Jo to 6:30 p.m. The semi- project by a club member. Ann at 752-9334 or Patti at nar will be moderated by There are opportunities to 752-0446. Irv Crowetz of C/C & take home project wood, Associates. Subjects cov- tools and receive help from ered will be: what you need other turners. All experi- Little-Hill reunion to know about Medicare, ence levels are welcome. The annual Little-Hill when to enroll, what’s cov- For additional info contact Family Reunion will be held ered and is a supplement Kent Harriss at 365-7086. on Oct. 7 at Mason City needed. This seminar is for Community Center. Come educational purposes only, early to visit and bring a it is not a sales seminar. Garden Club meeting covered dish for lunch at Please RSVP to 755-3476, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The Lake City Garden approximately 1p.m. Paper ext. 107. Jesse Neely, of North Florida Fence, works to construct a chain link fence around Youngs Club will hold meet Oct. 11 products and drinks will be Park earlier this week. Neely said that the fence is intended to help the children who play in at the Clubhouse, 257 SE provided. Hernando Ave. The pro- Historical meeting the area. ‘It doesn’t take but 10 seconds for a child to get from the slide to under someone’s gram this month will be Oct. 8 The Columbia County tire. If it saves one kid, then it’s definitely worth it.’ a presentation on ground Historical Society will meet cover by Betsy Martin. at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 2012 Hiring Our Heroes building. Coalition of Florida’s Social time begins at 9:30 9 in the downtown pub- veterans’ job fair event 9 There will be two ses- Gateway, Inc., Board a.m. and the meeting is at Cancer support group lic library in Lake City. a.m. to noon on Wednesday, sions from which to choose, Meeting will be held on 10 a.m. Everyone is invit- The Women’s Cancer Guest speaker will be Oct. 10 at the American from 8 a.m.-noon or from 1 Wednesday, Oct. 10 at 9 ed. Support Group of Lake City LaViece Smallwood Moser, Legion Post 57, 2602 SW p.m.-5 p.m. a.m. at the Coalition Office, will meet at the Cracker Director of the Heritage Main Blvd in Lake City. This The workshop is free but 1104 SW Main Blvd. The Oct. 12 Barrel Restaurant on West Park Village in Macclenny. will be a free, one-of-a-kind, registration is required. Coalition administers the Highway 90 at 5:30 p.m. on The meeting is free and hiring fair for both employ- Call 758-1312 or email tdc@ state and federal funding Class of ‘62 Monday, Oct. 8 to celebrate open to the public. Contact ers and veteran jobseek- columbiacountyfla.com to for all School Readiness and The CHS class of 1962 Breast Cancer Awareness Sean McMahon at 754-4293 ers. Veterans, active duty register. Voluntary Prekindergarten. will be celebrating their Month. This Dutch Treat for more information. military members, Guard We encourage community 50th class reunion Oct. 12- dinner is for all women can- and Reserve members and Newcomers luncheon participation and welcome 13. Contact Linda Hurst cer survivors. Information qualifying military spouses The regular Luncheon of any input. Greene at (386) 752-0561 at 386-752-4198 or 386-755- Photo club are encouraged to attend. the Lake City Newcomers for more information. 0522. Lake City Photo Club Veterans are asked to bring and Friends will be held meets every 2nd Tuesday a copy of their DD-214 and at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dine for crisis fund Oct. 13 of each month from 2 copies of their current Oct. 10 at Eastside Village Dine to donate every School readiness to 4 p.m. at the Lifestyle resume. These individuals Clubhouse. Our Program is Wednesday in October at Monument rededication On Monday, Oct. 8 from Enrichment Center at Baya can register online at HOH. the Installation of Officers Applebee’s in Lake City. Please join the Sons of 6 to 8 p.m., Florida’s Office Ave. Share your photos Greatjob.net to guarantee and some games. Lunch The Tough Enough to Confederate Veterans and of Early Learning will and ideas with the group. admission and walk-ins are is $11. Any questions call Wear Pink Crisis Fund the United Daughters host, at Florida Gateway Newcomers are welcome! welcome. Barbara Cutcher 752-9783 will receive 10 percent of the Confederacy on College’s Wilson S. Rivers or Joan Wilson 755-9897. of the bill. Ask for a flier, Saturday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. Library & Media Center, Oct. 10 by the Columbia County for the Rededication of the a Town Hall Meeting to Customer service Fairgrounds Office or call Confederate Monument, present to all interested A customer service Early learning meeting 752-8822 to have one e- which was originally parties their plan for the workshop will be held The Early Learning mailed to you. dedicated 100 years ago. state-wide reallocation of Hiring Our Heroes Wednesday, Oct. 10 at School Readiness (subsi- Florida Crown Workforce the Columbia County dized child care) funds for Board has announced the Fairgrounds entertainment

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6a LAKE CITY REPORTER nation & STATE SUNday, OCTOBER 7, 2012 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Military site returned to nature

WWII airfield becomes interpretative panels describing the is used at the Imaginarium in Fort preserve for wildlife, field’s use during WWII. Myers. The area offers a wilderness feel Flexi-Pave’s porous surface allows green space for people. despite the steady drone of jetliners rainfall to percolate through, forming every three minutes or so on approach good bacteria that filter clean water By MICHAEL BRAUN to Southwest Florida International into the groundwater table. Olson The News-Press Airport not far away. said the pavement was used to help Also included at the new preserve enhance one of the preserve’s green FORT MYERS — What used to are picnic areas, a 1.8-mile nature trail purposes, groundwater recharging. be part of the state’s largest military and two wetland observation decks. Initial acquisition of the property airfield is now the county’s newest Two primitive portions of the nature began in 2001 and was completed at a green space, the 3,000-plus-acre Wild trail remain somewhat under water cost of $18 million in 2008. ASSOCIATED PRESS Turkey Strand Preserve. during the area’s wet seasonal and Money from the Conservation Georgia U.S. Rep. Paul Broun, a Republican seeking re- The new Conservation 20/20 pre- visitors are recommended to wear 20/20 management fund was supple- election in the state’s 10th Congressional District seat, said serve between Fort Myers and Lehigh appropriate shoes. mented by grants. that evolution, embryology and the Big Bang theory are “lies Acres opened recently off State Road Sherri Furnari, the 20/20 coordina- The preserve was acquired as three straight from the pit of hell” meant to convince people that 82 west of the Hendry County line. It tor for the preserve, said a brochure is parcels in 2001, 2003 and 2008 and is they do not need a savior. The lawmaker made those com- provides wildlife habitat as well as a being put together to describe the site considered Conservation 20/20’s sec- ments during a speech at a sportsman’s banquet. place for nature enthusiasts, hikers, as well as others being planned such ond-largest conservation area. photographers and picnickers. as the Buckingham Trails Preserve, Animals and plants known to flour- “It came together wonderfully,” 8790 Buckingham Road, set to open in ish at the new preserve include white- said Cathy Olson, senior supervisor 2014, and Six Mile Cypress Preserve tailed deer, marsh rabbits and eastern Ga. congressman for the Conservation 20/20 program North, set for 2017. cottontails, northern river otter, feral in the county Parks and Recreation “It has historical as well as natural hogs, wild turkey, Everglades snail calls evolution lie Department. “The design team tried perspective,” Furnari said of the new kites, yellow-billed cuckoo, flatwoods, to make it as green as possible.” preserve. cypress strand swamps, cypress dome The preserve sits amid what used swamps, freshwater marshes, wet from ‘pit of hell’ to be the Buckingham Army Airfield, Trailblazing trail prairies and abandoned pastures. once the state’s largest airfield train- The area was damaged from a Associated Press ing base during World War II. Olson said the site also is Lee wildfire in April 2007 that burned folks who are taught that The airfield, used from 1942 to County’s first large-scale application through pine flatwoods and cypress. ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia from understanding that 1945, was instrumental for gunnery of Flexi-Pave, a pavement made of Contractors working with the Rep. Paul Broun said in vid- they need a savior.” training. shredded tires and stone. Caloosahatchee District’s Florida eotaped remarks that evo- Broun also said that he Little evidence of the facility now “Flexi-Pave gave us a really good Division of Forestry have removed lution, embryology and the believes the Earth is about remains, but Olson said workers are price,” she said. “They were anxious large melaleuca trees and thinned Big Bang theory are “lies 9,000 years old and that in the process of installing historic for us to use it.” The surface also dense pine tree stands. straight from the pit of hell” it was made in six days. meant to convince people Those beliefs are held by that they do not need a fundamentalist Christians ...Do you have the over-priced, slow-speed savior. who believe the creation Internet Blues? The Republican lawmak- accounts in the Bible to be Get FAST High-Speed Internet Today! er made those comments literally true. 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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, OCTOBER 7, 2012 7a MELEE: 53 vehicles Continued From Page 1A

Donald Burk, 52, of ly due to traffic. Frazier Lake, City was unin- was unable to slow down jured when another and his vehicle struck driver rear-ended his the right side of a 2012 2002 Mazda two-door on Volkswagen four-door, I-10 at about 3:45 p.m., driven by John Nguyen according to police. of Jacksonville, accord- Burk was driving ing to the report. westbound and slowed Frazier’s vehicle also for traffic east of U.S. struck the left rear of a 301. The other driver, 2011 Ford pickup, driv- Tanya Weltzein of Adel, en by David A. Young of Ga., was unable to see Jacksonville, according Burk’s vehicle because to the FHP report. of the rain. Weltzien Frazier’s vehicle then was cited for careless crossed the median into driving, according to the eastbound lanes of the FHP report. I-10. The pickup struck COURTESY Charles R. Frazier, 24, a 2004 Toyota SUV and Side view of the proposed events center in Columbia County. and Dewayne C. Pugh, a 1994 Chevrolet two- 31, both of O’Brien, door, which were driv- were uninjured when ing east and unable their 2011 Dodge pick- to avoid the pickup, CENTER: Proposal will be discussed at meeting up was involved in a according to the FHP five-vehicle crash at report. Continued From Page 1A about 3:30 p.m. Friday, Frazier was cited for according to FHP. careless driving, accord- Inc., the owners and operators of the Sports Complex; the other idea was The construction of an events facil- Frazier was driving ing to the FHP report. Columbia County Fairgrounds, were the events center proposal. ity would allow the county to hold west on I-10 when two invited to attend the meeting. The The TDC appointed a committee to conventions, shows, exhibitions and vehicles slowed sudden- public is also encouraged to attend handle the fact finding tasks associ- a number of other events. the meeting. ated with both concepts. “It’s wouldn’t be unlike another The presentation is scheduled “The TDC decided they only want- convention center you’ve seen, except to include the architects’ rendition ed to concentrate on the recreation probably it will be on a much smaller FATALITY: 1 killed of the building and reports giving side,” Williams said. “The board of scale than those,” Williams said. “It’s the potential economic impact. The county commissioners decided they not going to be something that would Continued From Page 1A events building concept originated would go ahead and continue with hold 50,000 people.” from the Columbia County Tourist the events center side.” He said the center would be capa- onto the east shoulder, top of him. Development Council. The commission appointed a fact ble of housing graduations and there where it overturned The crash occurred “The TDC was looking at unmet finding committee and the commit- would be rooms available for rent to and struck a tree with about 6.5 miles north of needs and what we need to do as a tee has been collecting data for more do weddings, business conferences its roof. Live Oak. tourist development council to fill the than a year to complete the back- and other events on a smaller scale. Matthews, who was Gardner was wear- needs we see that will help us pro- ground to see whether an events facil- “The idea is if you bring those not wearing a seat belt, ing a seat belt at the mote the county and the hotel/motel ity is feasible. Several sites are being events, the people will rent hotel was ejected, FHP said, tie of the crash, reports industry,” Williams said. considered as possible locations for rooms, buy gas, and spend money in and the roof of the show. The two ideas that were devel- the events building, including pos- retail stores,” Williams said. truck came to rest on oped: Recreation (sports tourna- sible sites in the Ellisville area that ments) and expanding the Southside have interstate frontage. HOPE: Lake City woman afflicted with rare disorder has double transplant Continued From Page 1A got a lot more energy,” she Register said the day have been some post-sur- Appreciating the small degree. “I’m going back To make a donation for said. before doctors were sup- gery challenges, she said. things, Helton is grateful to school. I want my mas- Helton’s recovery, visit Helton said she sets a posed to remove a device Two days after surgery, to be able to shower on ters,” she said. her page on the National high and low goal every that measures Helton’s Helton started having sei- her own, free of tubes and “As long as I’m not sick, Foundation for Transplants day to stay motivated. She pulmonary pressures and zures as her body adjusted monitoring devices. I’m not a person who likes Website at http://patients. is now able to walk 14 min- puts her on the top of the to receiving more oxygen, After two months in the to sit around and not enjoy transplants.org/bjhelton. utes on the treadmill and national transplant list. Register said. hospital, she is also happy things,” she said. has even asked therapists The device can only be However biopsies on to be in the apartment. for more weight on the in for so long and remov- her lungs and heart have “People aren’t coming weightlifting machines. ing it lowers her on the shown no problems, in poking me when I’m “Every day I set a specific transplant list, Register Register said. sleeping,” she said.. goal I want to reach,” she said. For some reason a Weekly, mother and Helton said she has said. new doctor never came daughter meet with a sup- been invited to several Free She is walking farther to remove the device, so port group of transplant churches to share her Cookout and much more talkative, when the organ donation patients and their care- story. “I have been called Register said. came in, Helton was ready, givers. Register said it is to go and give my testimo- Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. There are just over her mom said. wonderful to talk to people ny. That’s really exciting,” 800 documented cases “That was amazing. I who understand. she said. Mason City Community Center of Alström Syndrome, laughed, I cried, I jumped The medications sup- Helton is also hoping which has claimed two for joy,” she said. press Helton’s immunity to be healthy enough to Come & Meet the Candidate of B.J.’s siblings. B.J.’s After the transplant, so for the rest of her life attend an international sister, Rebekah, died as a Register said a surgeon she will have to be care- Alström conference in baby. Her brother Andrew told her personally that he ful about getting sick, May, where her brother battled the disorder until didn’t know how Helton Register said. and sister will be featured Glenn he was 29. had survived for so long Helton said she will on a memory board. “I Late in the day on Sept. with such a weak heart. wear gloves and a mask really want to go,” Helton 5 they got a call telling Now, Helton takes 16 and stay away from big said. Helton to stop eating, medicines daily, including crowds. “You don’t want Helton already has a you’re going to transplant, three anti-rejection medi- to waste a gift you’ve been degree in psychology and FOR Register said. cines, Register said. There given,” she said. she’s planning her next SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

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Perry David Pollard ducted at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday Winston and Charles Burdick. evening, October 9, 2012 in the Doris is survived by her husband Is your homes’ foundation letting you down?? Gateway-Forest Lawn Memo- of 44 years Stanley C. Thom- Perry David Pollard, 30, died rial Chapel with Pastor Clyde as Sr., a son Stan Thomas Jr. in a tragic accident Monday, Ford officiating. Commital ser- (Christy) of St. Augustine, FL; t4JOLIPMFTt$SBDLFE'PVOEBUJPOTt$SBDLTJOZPVS8BMMT October 1, 2012. He was born vices will be held at a later date. a daughter Tammy Thomas STOP in Gainesville, Florida, but had Visitation with the family will Friedlander (Philip) of Clear- Foundationt4UJDLJOH8JOEPXTPS%PPST Settlement lived here in Lake City for the be from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 water, FL; her grandchildren For Good, Guaranteed... FREE past 15 years having moved p.m. Monday evening, Octo- Matthew Thomas and Jaclyn For Life Lifetime Warranty On Site from Live Oak, Florida. He was ber 8, 2012 at the funeral home. Anne Piant. She is also sur- Comprehensive a devoted family man and hard GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN vived by nephews Bill Burdick Evaluation worker who liked to spend time FUNERAL HOME 3596 (Candy) and Bob Burdick (Patti) Toll Free: (855) 934-7688 restoring old things to new, an South U.S. Hwy 441, Lake and their joyous gift of many avid shooter and fisherman, and City, Florida 30225, (386) great nieces and nephews. She or (386) 755-3002 a huge Seminole Fan. He is pre- 752-1954. Please leave words doted on her loving dog Holly. O F F L O R I D A ceded in death by his, sister, Eliz- of comfort for the family at Funeral services for Mrs. Thom- A Cal-Tech Company RESIDENTIAL & COMMERICAL abeth Whisnant, and his adoptive www.gatewayforestlawn.com as will be conducted at 11:00 father, Perry Daniel Pollard Sr. A.M. on Saturday, October 13th, Survivors include his adoptive 2012 in the Lake City Christian mother, Elizabeth Young Pol- Doris Ann Burdick Thomas Church located at 2400 SW State NOTICE to all who are all eligible to vote in Florida’s Columbia County lard of Live Oak, FL; biological Road 247 Lake City, FL with Pas- mother, Sherry (Jeff) Edwards tor Jake Richardson officiating. School Board District 5 on November 6, 2012. I am humbly honored of Lake City, FL; biological Doris Ann Burdick Thomas, 84, Interment will follow in the Pine to share with you that Bill Gootee has told me and others that father, David Cole; fiancé, Tif- beloved Wife and Mother passed Grove United Methodist Church fany Wilson of Lake City, FL; away at her home in Lake City, Cemetery, 5300 County Road daughters, Morgan, Pagan, Ely- FL on Oct. 3rd, 2012. Doris was 136A, Live Oak, FL 32060. The ana all of Lake City, FL; broth- born on April 13th 1928 in Rix- family will receive friends for ers, David Pollard of Jennings, ford, a small community north of One hour prior to the funeral ser- FL, Joe Lucas of Lake City, FL, Live Oak, in Suwanee County, vice at the church. Arrangements James Lucas of Live Oak, FL, FL. She was a graduate of Leon are under the direction of the Columbia William Lucas of Live Oak, FL, High School, Tallahassee and at- DEES-PARRISH FAMILY FU- Randy Pollard of Lake City, FL, tended Florida State University NERAL HOME, 458 S. Marion Perry Pollard Jr. of WI, Rob- and the University of Florida. Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 752- bie Pollard of Lake City, FL, ; Doris was an Employee of the 1234 Please share your thoughts step brother, Allen Edwards of State of Florida for 32 years and wishes for the family at Columbia, SC; sisters, Sandra in both the State Insurance our on-line family guestbook at Wood of Live Oak, FL Danette Commissioners office and the parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com County Pollard of TN, Sandra Curtis of State Employment and Unem- Ocala, FL, Sarah Jolley of Live ployment offices in St. Peters- Oak, FL, Mindy Pollard of Lake burg and Clearwater, FL. Doris City, FL and Casey Warner of was one of the founding members Boise, ID; step sister, Sheena of the Vagabond Square Dance Wooten of Ft. Lee, VA; mater- Club Live Oak, FL (18 years) and Students nal grandmother, Beulah Gil- attended the Lake City Christian Obituaries are paid advertise- are created in the image of God and that none evolved from a hominid. liard of Lake City, FL; numerous Church in Lake City, FL. Doris ments. For details, call the Lake City Reporter’s classified depart- aunts, uncles, nieces , neph- was preceded in passing by her ment at 752-1293. Kenny Merriken 386-344-7339, [email protected] ews and cousins also survive. Mother Ann Burdick, father Max Funeral services will be con- Burdick and beloved brothers Genesis 1:26-27 “And God said, Let us make man in our image” Paid for by Kenny Merriken October 7, 2012. Florida Voter ID #113877356 4(%7%!4(%2 35.$!9 -/.$!9 45%3$!9 7%$.%3$!9 4(523$!9 )3/ #(!.#% -/34,9 -/34,9 -/34,9 4 34/2-3 /&4 35..9 35..9 35..9 34/2-3 (),/ (),/ (),/ (),/ (),/

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Sunday, October 7, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Signature win Tuesday n Columbia High girls for Muschamp golf vs. Branford High, Keystone Heights High at Quail Heights Country Florida shuts out cal football team that prides Club, 4 p.m. itself on running the ball n Columbia High boys LSU in second half and defense. Both were golf vs. Buchholz High at for 14-6 victory. the determining factors The Country Club at Lake in Florida’s signature win City, 4 p.m. By BRANDON FINLEY since the coach took over n Fort White High [email protected] for Urban Meyer last year. volleyball at Santa Fe After being shut out in the High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) GAINESVILLE — Mike first half, Florida’s ground n Columbia High Gillislee ran for 146 yards game began to take over volleyball vs. Stanton and two touchdowns and under Gillislee in the third Prep, 6:30 p.m. (JV-5:30) the Florida defense showed quarter. The senior capped Wednesday its mettle, allowing LSU an eight play, 85-yard touch- n Fort White High to convert only two of 14 down drive with a 12-yard bowling vs. Columbia third downs as the Gators run with 5:15 remaining in High at Lake City Bowl, defeated the Tigers, 14-6, at the third quarter. 4 p.m. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in With 4:27 left in the third Thursday Gainesville on Saturday. quarter, Florida started its n Columbia High Looking for a signature second scoring drive. Again girls golf in Alachua win under Will Muschamp, it was Gillislee that would County Tournament at it was a Muschamp-style lead the Gators. He fin- Meadowbrook Golf Club, game that got it done for ished with 45 yards on the noon the Gators as the defense drive including a 12-yard n Columbia High boys shut out LSU in the second run to put Florida up 14-6 golf in Alachua County half. after Caleb Sturgis kicked Tournament at Gainesville JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Muschamp came into the extra point with 13:18 Country Club, noon Florida running back Mike Gillislee (23) runs for a touchdown in the Gators’ 14-6 over LSU in Gainesville saying he wants continued on 6B n Fort White High Gainesville on Saturday. the Gators to be a physi- GATORS volleyball at Bradford High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) n Columbia High volleyball vs. Atlantic Coast High, 6:30 p.m. (JV-5:30) n Fort White JV football at Dixie County Tigers say no Moore High, 7 p.m. Friday n Fort White High Columbia jumps football at Williston High, 7:30 p.m. into District Saturday 4-6A driver’s seat. n Columbia High swimming vs. Fernandina By BRANDON FINLEY Beach High, Baker [email protected] County High, 9:30 a.m. n Columbia High, Fort Columbia High came into White High cross country Friday’s contest against in Bobcat Cross Country Ridgeview High looking to Invitational at Santa Fe take back District 3-6A and College in Gainesville make a statement. After a 52-17 demol- ishing of the Panthers, BRIEFS consider both missions accomplished. FORT WHITE BASKETBALL The Tigers only trailed at one point in the game and Player, parent that was after the Panthers’ meeting Monday first drive when quarterback Josh Moore nailed A meeting for Fort a 44-yard field goal to put White varsity, junior Ridgeview up 3-0 with 6:03 varsity and middle school left in the first quarter. boys interested in That lead lasted 44 sec- playing basketball, and onds until Ronald Timmons their parents, is burst through the line 6:30 p.m. Monday in the and ran 70 yards to give high school gym. Columbia a 7-3 lead. For details, call coach “It felt so good to do Isiah Phillips at 344-3215 something like that for my or 497-5952. team,” Timmons said. “I just grabbed the ball and ran.” ZUMBA Timmons finished the Pink Party night with 15 carries for 241 yards and two scores. charity event Columbia’s next drive A Zumbathon Pink began at its own nine with Party to benefit the 1:50 remaining in the first Suwannee Valley Breast quarter. A 10-play drive was Cancer Awareness highlighted by a 20-yard Association is run from Timmons and a 5:30-7 p.m. Saturday at 26-yard pass from Jayce Teen Town Recreation Barber to Darren Burch in Center. Donation is $10. his first game back since ABOVE: Columbia High’s Remember to wear pink. suffering a punctured lung Ronald Timmons (23) runs For details, call Sarah against Buchholz High. through a Ridgeview High Sandlin at 758-0009. Barber capped off the drive with a quarterback tackler during the Tigers’ 52-17 win on Friday. CHS FOOTBALL sneak, after hitting Alex Webber for 21 yards to Q-back Club the one-yard line. Braydon meeting Monday Thomas added the extra point for a 14-3 lead. The Columbia County Columbia kept the ball LEFT: Ridgeview High Quarterback Club meets rolling in its direction on quarterback Josh Moore (8) at 7 p.m. Monday in the the next possession as five is brought down by Columbia Jones Fieldhouse. plays resulted in 75 yards High’s Roger Cray (9) and For details, call Joe and a 21-3 lead with 7:27 Brett Newcomb (99). Martino at 984-0452. remaining in the first half. Braxton Stockton FORT WHITE FOOTBALL had an 18-yard run and Alex Webber caught his Q-back Club second pass for a 32-yard meets Monday touchdown. Photos by The Panthers kept things The Fort White interesting in the first half JASON MATTHEW Quarterback Club will with a 13 play, 80-yard drive WALKER meet at 7 p.m. Monday in that would eat up 5:29 of the the faculty lounge at the clock and cut the Tigers’ Lake City Reporter high school. lead to 21-10 after Moore For details, call Harold sneaked in a one-yard run. Bundy at 365-5731. Columbia began to take n From staff reports CHS continued on 5B 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD

SOCCER St. Louis 17, Arizona 3 TELEVISION 2 p.m. Today’s Games FOX — Premier League, Manchester Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. TV sports United at Newcastle (same-day tape) Atlanta at Washington, 1 p.m. 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Today ESPN — MLS, Portland at Seattle Green Bay at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. AUTO RACING WNBA BASKETBALL Cleveland at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Miami at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Good ABC — Playoffs, Western Conference Seattle at Carolina, 4:05 p.m. Sam Roadside Assistance 500, at Talladega, finals, game 2, Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Jacksonville, 4:05 p.m. Ala. ——— Buffalo at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. 7 p.m. Monday Tennessee at Minnesota, 4:25 p.m. ESPN2 — NHRA, Auto-Plus Nationals, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Denver at New England, 4:25 p.m. at Reading, Pa. (same-day tape) 4:30 p.m. San Diego at New Orleans, 8:20 p.m. 11 p.m. TBS — Playoffs, National League Monday’s Game SPEED — FIA World Rally, at Ajaccio, Division Series, game 2, Washington at Houston at N.Y. Jets, 8:30 p.m. Corsica (same-day tape) St. Louis Open: Dallas, Detroit, Oakland, CRICKET 8 p.m. Tampa Bay 1 p.m. TBS — Playoffs, American League ESPN2 — ICC World Twenty20, final, Division Series, game 2, New York at teams TBD, at Colombo, Sri Lanka (same- Baltimore BASEBALL day tape) CYCLING NFL FOOTBALL MLB playoffs 5 p.m. 8:30 p.m. ESPN — Houston at N.Y. Jets NBCSN — Paris-Tours, Chateauneuf- WILD CARD WNBA BASKETBALL en-Thymerais to Tours, France (same-day Friday 8 p.m. tape) National League: St. Louis 6, Atlanta 3 ESPN2 — Playoffs, Eastern Conference GOLF American League: Baltimore 5, 7:30 a.m. finals, game 2, Connecticut at Indiana Texas 1 COURTESY PHOTO TGC — European PGA Tour, Alfred ——— Dunhill Links Championship, final round, FOOTBALL DIVISION SERIES at St. Andrews, Scotland (Best-of-5) Folds of Honor ironman 1:30 p.m. American League Robby Acosta, a 1990 graduate of Florida Gateway College’s Golf Course Management TGC — Champions Tour, SAS NFL standings Oakland vs. Detroit Championship, final round, at Cary, N.C. Saturday Program, completed a half ironman competition in Augusta, Ga., on Sept. 30. His time for 4 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Detroit 3, Oakland 1, Detroit leads the 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike ride and 13.1-mile run was 6:07.38. Acosta dedicated his TGC — PGA Tour, Shriners Hospitals East series 1-0 participation as a fundraiser for the Folds of Honor Foundation, which provides scholarships for Children Open, final round, at Las W L T Pct PF PA Today Vegas N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 81 109 Oakland (Milone 13-10) at Detroit and assistant to spouses and children of killed and disabled soldiers, and donated more 7:30 p.m. New England 2 2 0 .500134 92 (Fister 10-10), 12:07 p.m. (MLB) than $3,000. TGC — Web.com Tour, Neediest Kids Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 115 131 Tuesday Championship, final round, at Potomac, Miami 1 3 0 .250 86 90 Detroit (Sanchez 4-6) at Oakland, 9:07 Md. (same-day tape) South p.m. (TBS) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL W L T Pct PF PA New York vs. Baltimore Noon Houston 4 0 01.000 126 56 Today MLB — Playoffs, American League Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 61 83 New York (Sabathia 15-6) at Baltimore Division Series, game 2, Oakland at Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 62 97 (Chen 12-11), 6:15 p.m. (TBS) Detroit Tennessee 1 3 0 .250 81 151 Monday 3 p.m. North New York at Baltimore, 8:07 p.m. TBS — Playoffs, National League W L T Pct PF PA (TBS) Division Series, game 1, Washington at Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 121 83 ——— St. Louis Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 112 112 National League 6 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 77 75 Cincinnati vs. San Francisco TBS — Playoffs, American League Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 73 98 Saturday Division Series, game 1, New York at West Cincinnati at San Francisco (n) Baltimore W L T Pct PF PA Today 9:30 p.m. San Diego 3 1 0 .750 100 71 Cincinnati (Arroyo 12-10) at San TBS — Playoffs, National League Denver 2 2 0 .500 114 83 Francisco (Bumgarner 16-11), 9:37 p.m. Division Series, game 2, Cincinnati at San Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 88 136 (TBS) Francisco Oakland 1 3 0 .250 67 125 Tuesday MOTORSPORTS NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Francisco at Cincinnati (Latos 14- 4 p.m. East 4), 5:37 p.m. (TBS) SPEED — FIM World Superbike, race W L T Pct PF PA Washington vs. St. Louis 1, at Magny-Cours, France (same-day Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 66 83 Today tape) Dallas 2 2 0 .500 65 88 Washington (Gonzalez 21-8) at 6 p.m. Washington 2 2 0 .500 123 123 St. Louis (Wainwright 14-13), 3:07 p.m. SPEED — FIM World Superbike, race N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 111 84 2, at Magny-Cours, France (same-day South (TBS) tape) W L T Pct PF PA Monday 12 Midnight Atlanta 4 0 01.000 124 76 Washington (Zimmermann 12-8) at SPEED — AMA Pro Racing, at New Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 82 91 St. Louis (Carpenter 0-2), 4:37 p.m. (TBS) Orleans (same-day tape) Carolina 1 3 0 .250 80 109 NFL FOOTBALL New Orleans 0 4 0 .000 110 130 1 p.m. North BASKETBALL CBS — Regional coverage W L T Pct PF PA FOX — Regional coverage Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 90 72 NBA preseason 4 p.m. Chicago 3 1 0 .750 108 68 FOX — Regional coverage Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 85 81 Today’s Games 4:25 p.m. Detroit 1 3 0 .250 100 114 Washington at Charlotte, 1 p.m. CBS — Doubleheader game West Miami at Atlanta, 2 p.m. 8:20 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Orlando vs. New Orleans at Mexico NBC — San Diego at New Orleans Arizona 4 1 0 .800 94 78 City, Mexico, 2:30 p.m. SAILING San Francisco 3 1 0 .750104 65 Golden State vs. L.A. Lakers at Fresno, 4:30 p.m. St. Louis 3 2 0 .600 96 94 Calif., 10 p.m. NBC — America’s Cup World Series, Seattle 2 2 0 .500 70 58 Monday’s Game at San Francisco Thursday’s Game Utah at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. COURTESY PHOTO Morgan completes Tower of Terror run Columbia County’s Shayne Morgan completed the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 10-mile run on Sept. 29 at Disney World in Orlando. Morgan finished in 2:44:32.

COURTESY PHOTO Meeting an Olympic champion Columbia High’s golf team met Olympic Champion Ryan Lochte during a recent match at Ironwood Country Club in Lake City. Pictured with Lochte (center back) are Luke Soucinek (from left), Dillan VanVleck, Nick Jones, Jacob Soucinek, Lochte, Tim Bagley and Dean Soucinek. Detroit defeats Oakland

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DETROIT — Justin Verlander shut down Oakland after a leadoff homer, and Alex Avila went deep in the fifth inning to lift the Detroit Tigers over the Athletics 3-1 in their AL playoff opener Saturday. Verlander allowed three hits in seven innings and matched his career postsea- son high with 11 strikeouts. Joaquin Benoit pitched the eighth and Jose Valverde finished for the save. Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera was hitless. 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 3B Gamecocks, Spurrier embarrass Georgia

By PETE IACOBELLI Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Connor Shaw threw two touchdown passes and ran for another, Ace Sanders had a dazzling 70-yard punt return touchdown and No. 6 South Carolina’s defense dominated fifth- ranked Georgia in a 35-7 victory Saturday. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Gamecocks (6-0, 4-0 Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel (3) jumps over Southeastern Conference) N.C. State’s Sterling Lucas (7) during their game in won their school-record Raleigh, N.C., on Saturday. 10th straight game with a performance that marked them an Eastern Division front-runner — and maybe showed they’re capable of FSU upset even more. Those tests come soon as South Carolina travels By AARON BEARD halftime before coming to once-beaten LSU next Associated Press up with a game-turning week and then to Florida on blocked punt with 2:27 Oct. 20. It’d be hard to pick RALEIGH, N.C. — Mike left, giving the ball back against the Gamecocks Glennon found Bryan to Glennon at the FSU 43 after this one. Underwood for a 2-yard with a chance to complete South Carolina ground- touchdown pass on fourth a stunning comeback. ed “Gurshall,” holding down with 16 seconds left, Glennon marched the Georgia’s stellar freshmen ASSOCIATED PRESS helping North Carolina Wolfpack down the field Todd Gurley and Keith South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore (right) breaks through the Georgia defensive State rally to beat third- and completed a pair of Marshall to 76 yards com- line as linebacker Jarvis Jones (29) pursues during the game in Columbia, S.C., on Saturday. ranked Florida State 17-16 fourth-down passes, the bined. The Bulldogs (5-1, on Saturday night. second when he found 3-1) finished with 224 yards, win streak in the series that hurdles ahead. Still, South Gurley and Marshall kept The Seminoles (5-1, 2-1 Underwood alone over the less than half their season’s began in 1894? Carolina showed the brand pounding the line to little Atlantic Coast Conference) middle to tie the game and average coming in. The Gamecocks 10th of championship defense effect, held scoreless after appeared poised to take the lead on the ensu- Marcus Lattimore ended straight victory surpasses usually found on the SEC’s combining for 294 yards strengthen their grip on ing point-after kick. with 109 yards and a touch- a school best set with their best teams. and five TDs in last week’s their division, leading FSU drove near midfield down, the third straight time 9-0 start in 1984. Georgia came in with a win over Tennessee. 16-0 at halftime behind in the final seconds, but the he’s gone past the century Steve Spurrier’s league-leading 48.2 points Aaron Murray was 11 of a dominating defensive Wolfpack defense knocked mark on the Bulldogs. The Gamecocks look capable and 536 yards a game of 31 for 109 yards. He was performance. down EJ Manuel’s desper- Gamecocks have posted at a championship run this offense — and where shut sacked twice and threw one But the Wolfpack (4-2, ation heave near the goal their first-ever three game season. There are plenty of down by the Gamecocks. interception. 1-1) inched closer after line to end it. Other SEC Bulldogs move to 5-0

Associated Press passing for 270 yards with a touchdown and three That next edition of LSU- interceptions. Alabama most likely won’t be a 1 vs. 2 matchup. Florida No. 17 Oklahoma 41, made sure of that. Texas Tech 20 The 10th-ranked Gators got their biggest victory yet LUBBOCK, Texas — under second-year coach Landry Jones passed for Will Muschamp, beating two touchdowns, Blake the No. 4 Tigers 14-6 in Bell ran for two more and Gainesville. Oklahoma beat Texas Tech LSU was one of four to avenge a home loss to the ASSOCIATED PRESS undefeated teams to fall in Red Raiders last season. Miami offensive linesman Jon Feliciano (70) battles Saturday’s early games. Both of Jones’ touchdown Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te’o during the game at Iowa State handed passes went for 13 yards Soldier Field in Chicago on Saturday. No. 15 TCU its first loss, — one each to Justin Brown 37-23, to stop the Horned and Kenny Stills. Frogs’ 12-game winning Javon Harris put the Irish crush Miami streak, which had been the game out of reach midway Associated Press longest in major college through the third quarter Golson, who sat the first football. when he returned an inter- series as punishment for Penn State made it four ception 46 yards for a TD CHICAGO — Cierre violating team rules, com- straight victories by beat- to put the Sooners (3-1, 1-1) Wood and George Atkinson pleted his first six passes ing No. 24 Northwestern up 38-13. III gave Notre Dame its and finished 17 of 22 as 39-28. The Wildcats were Seth Doege was 22 of 36 first 100-yard rushing duo Notre Dame improved to trying to go to 6-0. for 203 yards and had three in a decade, and Everett 5-0 for the first time since interceptions for Texas Golson came off the bench 2002. No. 7 Kansas State 56, Tech (4-1, 1-1). to lead the No. 9 Irish to The loss snapped a ASSOCIATED PRESS Kansas 16 a 41-3 victory over Miami three-game win streak for Mississippi State running back LaDarius Perkins rushes No. 18 Stanford 54, on Saturday night in what Miami, which was held MANHATTAN, Kan. against Kentucky in the game in Lexington, Ky., on Saturday. Arizona 48, OT was a very tame sequel to to just 285 yards after pil- — John Hubert ran for the famed “Catholics vs. ing up 1,260 yards and 86 101 yards and four touchdowns, including a 35-yard action. However, Tuel’s STANFORD, Calif. — Convicts” rivalry. points in its previous two downs on just 10 carries, touchdown to Hopkins that telegraphed pass that led to Chase Thomas intercepted Wood rushed for 118 games. The Hurricanes and Collin Klein had two put Clemson up 38-31 with Poyer’s interception ended a tipped pass by Matt Scott yards and two touchdowns, (4-2) were hurt by at least touchdowns running and 10:29 left in the game. the threat for Washington in overtime, Stepfan Taylor and Atkinson added 123 a half-dozen drops by their throwing as Kansas State Orin Smith gained 117 State. Marquess Wilson had ran for a 21-yard score two yards and another score. receivers. routed Kansas. yards on seven carries for four catches for 54 yards to plays later and Stanford ral- Klein finished with 129 Georgia Tech. lead the Cougars (2-4, 0-3). lied from a two-touchdown yards passing and 116 Along with completing 26 deficit to stun Arizona. yards rushing to help the of 41 passes, Boyd also ran Iowa State 37, Josh Nunes threw for a Smith leads West Wildcats (5-0, 2-0 Big 12) for a touchdown and caught No. 15 TCU 23 career-high 360 yards and pile up more than 50 points a 2-point conversion. two touchdowns and ran for the third straight year FORT WORTH, Texas for three more scores for Virginia over Texas against their biggest rival. — Jared Barnett threw Stanford (4-1, 2-1 Pac-12) to No. 14 Oregon State19, Associated Press They’ve won four straight Washington State 6 three touchdowns to Josh offset Scott’s record-setting four touchdowns, all on against the Jayhawks Lenz, who later had a scor- performance. short runs, for Texas (4-1, (1-4, 0-2) since Bill Snyder CORVALLIS, Ore. — ing toss of his own on a Scott completed 45 of AUSTIN, Texas — 1-1), which is 2-7 at home returned as coach. Jordan Poyer had three trick play, as Iowa State 69 passes — both school Geno Smith passed for in conference games the Kansas’ Dayne Crist interceptions, Sean Mannion ended TCU’s FBS-best records — for 491 yards four touchdowns, leading since 2010. threw for 189 yards and passed for 270 yards and 12-game win streak. and three touchdowns for No. 8 West Virginia to Smith was 25-of-35 pass- a touchdown, but he also No. 14 Oregon State sur- It was the first Big 12 Arizona (3-3, 0-3). another wild shootout win ing for 268 yards in a game threw three interceptions vived a shaky start. home game for conference in the Big 12, this time tak- he had to be sharp. Texas’ and lost a fumble. James Markus Wheaton had newcomer TCU (4-1, 1-1), No. 20 Mississippi ing out No. 11 Texas 48-45 aggressive defense hit him Sims had 115 yards rushing 95 yards receiving and a which played without sus- State 27, Kentucky 14 on Saturday night. early and often and forced and a touchdown for the touchdown but it was the pended quarterback Casey Smith, who has 24 touch- a second quarter fumble Jayhawks. Beavers defense which kept Pachall. LEXINGTON, Ky. — down passes this season that the Longhorns recov- the Cougars at arm’s length Barnett was 12-of-21 pass- Tyler Russell passed for two without an interception, ered for a touchdown. No. 15 Clemson 47, on the day when Mannion, ing for 183 yards and ran touchdowns and Mississippi hit Stedman Bailey with a But just as he did when Georgia Tech 31 who threw three intercep- nine times for 30 yards in State held Kentucky to just 6-yard score with 10:50 left West Virginia ran up 70 tions, was more down than his first start this season for 228 yards on offense. to play. Andrew Buie ran for points on Baylor a week CLEMSON, S.C. — Tajh up. the Cyclones (4-1, 1-1). LaDarius Perkins car- 207 yards and two touch- earlier, Smith made all Boyd threw for a career Oregon State (4-0, 3-0 The Frogs had won a ried 25 times for 110 yards, downs, the second coming the big throws when the high 397 yards and DeAndre Pac-12) has surpassed its nation-best 25 conference including a 31-yard score, giving the Mountaineers a Mountaineers needed Hopkins had 173 yards win total from all of 2011. games in a row, the first 24 as Mississippi State moved critical 10-point lead late. them in a game where receiving to lead Clemson Mannion completed 25 of while winning the Mountain to 5-0 for the first time since West Virginia (5-0, 2-0) every possession was criti- over Georgia Tech. 42 passes and was sacked West championship each of 1999. The Bulldogs are 2-0 didn’t seal the win until cal. The Tigers (5-1, 2-1 three times. the last three seasons. in the SEC. recovering an onside kick West Virginia went 5 for Atlantic Coast Conference) Jeff Tuel was 11 of 17 Lenz had TD catches of Russell was 23 of 39 for with 14 seconds left after 5 on fourth downs. gained 601 yards, while the for 126 yards after replac- 51 and 74 yards in the first 269 yards, hitting Adrian Texas scored a touchdown Buie averaged 6.7 yards Yellow Jackets (2-4, 1-3) ing Connor Halliday, who quarter. Marcus and Chad Bumphis on a pass from David Ash against a Texas defense gained 483. threw three interceptions Trevone Boykin started for touchdowns of 10 and 27 to Marquise Goodwin. that continues to struggle Boyd threw for two touch- in just over one half of for TCU and was 23-of-40 yards, respectively. Joe Bergeron scored with tackling. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Tigers take control of district

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Alex Weber (15) reaches out to catch a Jayce Barber pass for a touchdown during the Tigers 52-17 win against Ridgeview High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Milla Chasteen (63) and Thomas Holmes (75) provide protection for quarterback Jayce Barber (5) as he searches for an open receiver.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Roc Battle (1) runs the ball on a kickoff return against Ridgeview High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Roger Cray makes a tackle against Ridgeview High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Darren Burch (36) carries the ball for a first down against Ridgeview High JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter during Friday’s game. A group of Ridgeview High defenders swarm Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons (23). 5BSports

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 5B FROM THE SIDELINE Defense shines in second half By BRANDON FINLEY notch,” he said. “We had to [email protected] play like we did in the second half against Vanguard.” Brandon Finley Last year, Felix Woods The chance for revenge Phone: (386) 754-0420 had to watch from the motivated Woods through- [email protected] sideline as Columbia High out the contest. watched its chances at a “It feels good to go out Tigers district championship and get this one as a senior slip away at the hands of after not being able to play improving Ridgeview High. in this game last year,” This year, the senior Woods said. helped the Tigers do some- Clark missed much of the each week thing about it in a 52-17 season with a concussion, he sign win against the Panthers at so being back on the field of a good Tiger Stadium. at all is big for him. To pos- coaching After quarterback Josh sibly have nailed down the staff can be Moore rushed for 61 yards district meant even more. measured by and passed for 68 yards in the “It’s just good to be back,” Tthe improvement of a first half, the Tigers defense Clark said. “It feels good to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter team from the beginning sunk in its claws to hold be notice and we want to Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons (23) outruns a Ridgeview High defender on the way to a of the year until the end. Moore to negative yardage leave here with a bang.” 70-yard touchdown. I can’t say enough how rushing and only 31 yards Despite the win, the duo much I believe in the passing in the second half. knows that the road to a current Columbia High “There weren’t really district championship is not coaching staff. adjustments,” Woods said. over even though the chal- It’s showing up every “We were missing assign- lenge may have been made Timmons turning week. Each time the ments and we just had to easier. Tigers take the field, settle down.” “We still have work to there are signs of Drew Clark, who has do,” Woods said. “We can’t improvement. It’s the shown up big for the Tigers slack off. We have to keep heads for Tigers little things that they’re over the last two games, working just as hard and doing better. It’s the said Columbia knew it was can’t get a big head.” mistakes they are fixing time to up the intensity Clark echoed Woods By BRANDON FINLEY just doing the best that I key off his back against on a week in and week after going into the half up statement. [email protected] can do.” Ridgeview. out basis. only 21-10. “We have to stay focused,” It all starts in practice “They’ve got the best It all starts at the top “We had to kick it up a he said. In last week’s 171-yard according to his position of us since 10th grade,” with head coach Brian performance against coach Quinton Callum. Tunsil said. “It felt great to Allen, but he’ll be the Vanguard High, the only “This is a guy who is finally get these guys, and first to tell you that the thing Columbia High’s a workhorse in practice,” to score 50, oh my God.” staff around him is one CHS: Beats Ridgeview Ronald Timmons was look- Callum said. “He does it For head coach Brian of a kind. ing back at was opposing every day and he’s worked Allen, Timmons’ year was Columbia is in the Continued From Page 1B defenders. hard in the weight room. all just a matter of time. fortunate situation of Timmons backed up his It doesn’t hurt that he’s “In his ninth- and 10th- having a staff loaded over in the second half Burch carried it four career high with another running behind (Laremy) grade years, not a lot of with former college with its running game and times for 51 yards on the record-setting perfor- Tunsil and that big offen- people knew who he was,” players and there’s NFL defense. series and capped off the mance this week by rush- sive line or that he can run Allen said. “He comes experience to go with it Columbia came out and drive with a four-yard score ing for 241 yards and two 4.4 speed.” from a great football from some on the staff. hammered it down the for the 52-17 final. touchdowns on only 15 Callum also said the family around here. He’s It’s not every day that Panthers’ throat on its first “Their coach said that this carries against Ridgeview return of fullback Darren battled through adversity high-school players get possession. was the best team he has High in the Tigers’ 52-17 Burch this week benefits and busted his butt in the to play for an entire staff Timmons began the drive ever coached,” Columbia win. the running game as a weight room. He’s totally made up of players that with a 35-yard run and fin- head coach Brian Allen said “To be honest, I think I whole, which also featured dedicated himself and know what it takes to get ished it with a run from 14- after the game. “Well, this can do this all the time,” Braxton Stockton running he’s finally reaping the to the next level. yards out to put Columbia is the best team I’ve ever Timmons said. for 110 yards on eight car- benefits.” Often times, staffs are up 28-10. coached. Were we flawless After his performance ries. Burch even got into Allen said that it was comprised of teachers Marquez Cobb added tonight? No, but we were during the last two weeks, the running game with matter of Timmons buying and volunteers. To Ridgeview’s last points pretty close. Now, we need it’s hard to argue. four carries for 51 yards. in and now that he has, he say that the Columbia to the board with a to come back and finish out The running back didn’t “Burch helps a heck of could continue to put up staff knows the 52-yard touchdown run with the district.” know he had broken the a lot,” Callum said. “We these kind of numbers. game of football is an 3:07 remaining in the third Columbia heads into a 200-yard barrier until told can open the playbook and “That’s what the corner- understatement. quarter. bye week before heading to after the game. Even still, he’s a guy that knows the stone of our program is But the truly great After a three-and-out by take on Middleburg High at he wasn’t too worried about system.” all about,” Allen said. “He thing about this staff, is the Tigers, the Panthers 7 p.m. on Oct. 18. the numbers game. But on a night when committed himself to work- that they know how to looked like they might draw “My goal is to help as Columbia took a big step ing hard this summer and ——— get the best out of their the game close, but Trey Columbia 7 14 14 17 — 52 much as I can to help this to assure itself the district, bought in. Initially when I players. Columbia is Marshall came up with a Vanguard 3 7 7 0 — 17 team win state,” he said. it was all about Timmons. got here, he was still in the beggining to peak at the fumble to give the ball back First Quarter As far as how many yards “Like I said last week, other mind set, so we had right time and the last over to the Tigers. R—Moore 44 field goal 6:03 he thinks he can rush for you just see him do this some apprehension with three games are prime “To be honest, they kind CHS—Timmons 70 run (Thomas kick) this season, Timmons isn’t every day in practice,” him, but he’s shown that 5:19 examples. of caught me, but I was able Second Quarter setting a cap. Tunsil said. he cares and has worked Columbia started the to recover and rip the ball CHS—Barber 1 run (Thomas kick), “The sky is the limit,” he Tunsil was especially his butt off. That just shows season with a 2-1 record out,” Marshall said. 11:00 said. “It feels great and I’m happy for Timmons’ per- that if you work your butt with its only loss coming After Marshall forced the CHS—Weber 32 pass from Barber never going to give up. I’m formance to help get a mon- off, it’s going to pay off.” (Thomas kick), 7:27 in a 17-14 game against turnover, the Tigers began R—Moore 1 run (Moore kick) 1:58 the state’s No. 1 ranked to add to their lead. Third Quarter Gainesville High. Stockton helped the CHS—Timmons 14 run (Thomas kick), After a beatdown of an Tigers take only one play 7:42 overmatched Buchholz with a 46-yard touchdown R—Cobb 52 run (Moore kick) 3:07 CHS—Stockton 46 run (Thomas kick) High team, the Tigers run to give Columbia a 0:00 broke into district play. 35-17 lead at the end of the Fourth Quarter That’s where the third quarter. CHS—Thomas 27 field goal 3:52 maturity of this team Ridgeview attempted a CHS—Timmons 50 run (Thomas kick) 4:21 began. fourth down on its next pos- CHS—Burch 4 run (Thomas kick) Clinging to a 19-13 session at its 25-yard line 0:04 lead late in the Oakleaf but Roc Battle broke up the ——— High game, the Tigers pass to set the Tigers up in Columbia Ridgeview made a goal-line stand scoring position. First downs 13 12 Rushes-yards 36-419 29-143 on the road in a hostile This time, Columbia Passing 87 99 environment. It showed would settle for a field goal Comp-Att-Int 3-9-0 11-19-0 that the Tigers could and Thomas connected Penalties-Yards 5-45 6-75 overcome adversity. from 27 yards. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Columbia, Timmons A week later, the After another fourth- 15-241, Stockton 8-110, Underwood 3-1, Tigers went on the road down stop, Columbia took Barber 5-9, Woods 1-7. Ridgeview, Moore and trailed Vanguard over and Timmons put the 21-58, Cobb 8-85. High 20-7 entering the punctuation point on his PASSING—Columbia, Barber 3-9-79-0, fourth quarter. Columbia night with a 50-yard score. Thomas 1-1-8. Ridgeview, Moore 11-19- 99-0. scored 21-unanswered For good measure, RECEIVING—Columbia, Weber points to once again Columbia added a scoring 2-53, Pelham 1-8, Burch 1-26. Ridgeview, overcome adversity. drive starting with 1:54 Galloway 7-49, Patterson 4-26, Maloney This week, Columbia remaining in the contest. 1-5, Green 1-13, Burns 2-16, Woods 1-7. had a chance for revenge. It was a chance to show how far the Tigers have come since finishing as district runner-up last season. Ridgeview High handed Columbia its only district loss last season and in doing so, the Tigers had to go on the road for the playoffs. This year, the Panthers entered 5-0 and left with a 52-17 whipping. In its biggest game of the year, Columbia was all business. It showed the growth it has made since spring workouts. More importantly, the team realizes that it needs to keep growing to reach its ultimate goal — a trip to the state championship. ■ Brandon Finley covers sports for the Lake City Reporter. 6BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter CHS senior cheerleaders Columbia High School senior cheerleaders pose for a photograph before the start of the football game against Ridgeview High School on Friday. Pictured are captains Brianne Crusaw (front row, from left), Regan Anderson, Stephanie Harris, Akeidria Bailey. Back row (from left) are Brodi Sargent (back row, from left), Alexis Marcus, Ashtyn Marsee and Shaunice Moore.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Annie Milton (1) spikes the ball during a game against Suwannee High on Tuesday. Lady Tigers lose district contest to St. Augustine

By BRANDON FINLEY Ashleigh Bridges and Golden and the Lady [email protected] Annie Milton each had Tigers will have another shot three kills. Milton added at the Lady Yellow Jackets in Columbia High lost a two blocks. the district tournament. hard-fought district home Hanna Baker led the “We look forward match against St. Augustine team in assists with 10 in to another shot at High on Friday. the match and Jessie Bates St. Augustine,” she said. The Lady Tigers were added six more assists. “We’d also like to give a defeated 18-25, 13-25, 25-23 “We weren’t on our game big thank you to all the stu- and 16-25 in four sets. tonight,” Columbia head dents, parents and fans for Jara Courson led the coach Rebecca Golden said. their support tonight.” team in kills with nine in the “There were some unforced Columbia is 11-4 on match and Kelbie Ronsonet errors at key moments in the season and travels had seven kills. Ronsonet the game that caused us to to Atlantic Coast High at also had four digs. lose momentum.” 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. CHS x-country at FSU Invitational

From staff reports 141st-23:43.2; Hayley Lewis, 23:46.4. Columbia’s boys competed in the Columbia High’s cross country team Large School Division, which was won ran in the FSU Invitational in Tallahassee by Seminole High with Buchholz High in on Saturday. second and West Florida Tech in third. The Columbia’s girls competed in the Tigers placed 16th out of 18 teams. Invitational Girls Division and placed 11th Harrison Edwards of Pensacola out of 24 teams. Nease High placed first, Washington High was the individual win- followed by The First Academy of Orlando ner in 16:42.0. and Park Vista Community High. Columbia runners were: Timothy Pierce, Elizabeth Mulford of Vanguard High 32nd-18:21.7; Shaykhiem, 69th-19:28.3; won the division in 19:11.6. Noah Henderson, 106th-21:04.2; Wyatt Lady Tiger runners were (with place Snook, 107th-21:18.9; Dillan Beckelheimer, and time): Emma Tucker, eighth-20:06.4; 113th-21:43.4; Zachary Peterson, 114th- Samantha Ziegaus, 10th-20:16.8; Ashley 21:55.3; David King, 117th-22:24.7. Jones, 63rd-21:48.6; Sydni Jones, 86th- Columbia will run in the Bobcat Cross 22:14.7; Abby Williams, 111th-22:46.6; County Invitational at Santa Fe College in Nicole Morse, 128th-23:24.3; Ashlyn Martin, Gainesville this Saturday.

GATORS: Snap LSU’s winning streak Continued From Page 1B remaining in the game. half as the Tigers failed on the Gators avoided serious LSU had a chance with 20 all seven of their third-down damage. Allen converted a seconds remaining in the attempts. second field goal, this time game. Zach Mettenberger The first drive resulted in from 21 yards to give LSU a passed to Odell Beckham a Drew Allen field goal from 6-0 lead at the half. who attempted a hook-and- 31 yards to give the Tigers “We’ve got to give LSU ladder but Neiron Ball fell a 3-0 lead. a lot of credit, they’ve won on the loose ball to ensure Florida’s offense sput- 18 straight regular season the win. tered throughout much of football games for a rea- “We won the game in the first half, but punter son,” Muschamp said. the second half is what I’m Kyle Christy was the game’s most proud of,” Muschamp MVP through two quarters said. for the Gators. He averaged A lot of that was due to 49.3 yards per punt includ- the Gators ability to run the ing a career high 61-yard ball in the second half when punt. Christy pinned the Florida went to the ground Tigers inside their 10-yard for 22 straight plays. line on three occasions. “We made some adjust- Florida twice had the ments in the second half, ball within range for kick- and we felt like the run- er Caleb Sturgis including ning game was there,” a drive starting at 9:45 in Muschamp said. the second quarter that The first half showed reached the LSU 22-yard that Florida’s defense had line. Driskel hit Hammond returned to an elite level, on a quick pass to the left holding LSU to only 81 and Hammond fumbled. yards in the half. The turn- Florida’s next mistake over battle proved to be the was even more costly as the difference as the Gators put Tigers had a coverage sack the ball on the ground twice on Driskel after he failed with fumbles from Frankie to get rid of the ball on Hammond and Jeff Driskel. time and Barkevious Mingo LSU came out with a recovered a fumble at the 78-yard drive to begin Gators’ 7-yard line. the game, but sputtered An attempted jump pass throughout the rest of the failed on third-and-goal and 1CColumbia1CBIZ FRONT Inc. Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County Week of October 7-13, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C COUNTY TOURISM Local retailers prepping for holidays

By LAURA HAMPSON [email protected] Although October has just begun, retailers locally and across the county are Harvey Campbell gearing up for the winter 386-758-1397 holiday shopping season. Americans are expected to spend more during Monthly what’s traditionally the bus- iest shopping season of the year, but they’re not exactly ready to shop ‘til they drop tourism like they have been in the past two years. The National Retail update Federation, the nation’s largest retail trade group, A welcome to our new said it expects sales during TDC employee the winter holiday shopping period in November and The Columbia County December to rise 4.1 per- Tourist Development cent this year. That’s more Council is proud to than a percentage point announce the hiring of Lori lower than the growth in Regan as our new admin- each of the past two years, istrative assistant in late and the smallest increase ASSOCIATED PRESS August. Regan has been since 2009 when sales were In this file photo, a checkout line winds through a Best Buy store as shoppers take advantage of a midnight Black Friday sale a resident of Columbia up just 0.3 percent. on Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, in Brentwood, Tenn. The National Retail Federation, the nation’s largest retail trade group, said it County for the past three Local business owner expects sales during the winter holiday shopping period in November and December to rise 4.1 percent this year. years, coming here from George Ward said he Utah. We welcome Regan ordered heavily in July and they’re either lowering or placed its orders, he said. but job growth is still weak Congress reaches a budget to our staff and believe the is anticipating a decent sea- waiving the upfront ser- “I think it’s going to be and prices for everything deal. local community, especially son. He said new products vices fees for their inter- a little bit better Christmas from food to gas are high- Still, Americans are those in the hospitality and are already coming into est-free pay-over-time pro- for everybody all the way er. more optimistic than they tourism industry, will be Ward’s Jewelry and Gifts in gram. All three said the around,” Briscoe said. And all the economic vari- have been in a long time. impressed by her skills and downtown Lake City. moves were in response to The holiday shopping ables that will likely have an Consumers’ confidence personality. “Typically after an elec- complaints from shoppers. season is one gauge of not impact on this year’s shop- rose to a seven-month high Bidding for outdoor tion business gets better, Layaway programs help only the shopping habits, ping season make predict- in September even as the no matter who goes in,” ease the financial burden but also the mindset of the ing sales that much more unemployment rate has writers convention Ward said. Ordering the of large purchases, like average American during difficult. Among them, the been stuck at around 8 Holiday Inn Hotel & right amount of the right professional-quality instru- what has turned out to be a worry that the U.S. econ- percent, according to the Suites General Manager products takes experience, ments, said Steve Briscoe, slow and uneven economic omy will fall into another Conference Board. Gallup Rod Butler and I will be but there are still uncer- owner of 1st Street Music recovery. Right now, peo- recession next year. That’s Poll, which tracks consum- making a proposal to the tainties. “It’s really a gam- & Sound Co. in Lake City. ple are feeling better about when tax increases and er confidence daily. Board of Directors of the ble,” he said. Briscoe said this year the rising home prices and a deep government spending n The Associated Press Florida Outdoor Writers The projections are an store will have a 12 weeks rebounding stock market, cuts will take effect unless contributed to this article. Association at the group’s important indicator for of Christmas program to annual convention this retailers that depend on the spotlight new arrivals as month in Titusville. last two months of the year well their annual layaway Lake City is expected for up to 40 percent of their program without fees or to be one of three com- annual sales. But the esti- interest. munities in the state vying mates also offer valuable Briscoe said while it is to host the organization’s insight for economists who early in the shopping sea- 2014 state convention. The closely watch consumer son, this is when the inven- meeting traditionally brings spending, which accounts tory starts coming in as together more than 100 for up to 70 percent of eco- stock is needed for early outdoor journalists from nomic activity. shoppers and the layaway GirL around Florida, not only for Stores are already offer- program. “We’re definitely the conference itself, but ing enticements to lure gearing up,” he said. also for pre-conference and holiday shoppers. During the summer ven- post-conference activities. Kmart, Toys R Us and dors offered up their pre- Wal-Mart Stores Inc. have dictions for the hot holiday TOURISM continued on 2C announced last month items and the music store

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Tourism remains strong end of the year. The big- tropical storm. for June and July gest event still upcoming Our thoughts go out to is a Jacksonville Storm all area residents affected Bed tax collections Showcase tournament by Tropical Storm Debby remained strong again which will be held at the and hopefully your lives in June with the Florida Southside Complex in mid- are regaining a sense of Department of Revenue October. normalcy. reporting $56,044 in The Suwannee River revenue for the month, Valley recently joined the Olustee Battle Festival compared to $52,497 in Florida Sports Foundation. is upcoming June of 2011, an increase An exciting piece of news On behalf of the of approximately $3,500 for is that we will be hosting a the same month in 2012. Columbia County TDC USSSA junior golf tourna- we would like to add our Meanwhile, Smith ment in the Fall 2012 or Travel Research reported congratulations to County Spring 2013, which should Judge Tom Coleman that the occupancy rate draw about 100 aspiring COURTESY for Columbia County was for being chosen the young golfers and their Commanding General for Lake City thinks pink for awareness 56.6% for the month of families to Lake City. July, an increase of 25.9% the Blue-Grey Army and Lake City Medical Center, Columbia County Resources and the City of Lake City celebrated compared to the same A busy month of events its 35th Festival scheduled Wear Pink Day Oct. 2. City Councilmember Melinda Moses presented a proclamation on month in 2011. In addi- is upcoming for Feb. 15-17, 2013. behalf of Mayor Stephen Witt proclaiming Oct. 2 as Wear Pink Day in Lake City. The procla- tion, our average daily The Olustee Battle mation also recognized October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and encour- rate improved to $71.40, With the Fall season, Festival is our area’s larg- aged citizens to unite in the movement to make women aware of breast cancer. Pictured is events in the area are est annual event, drawing an increase of 3% over Dr. Mark Thompson (from left), The Cancer Center of Lake City; Melinda Moses, Lake City last year. The Columbia starting to pick back up. approximately 60,000 resi- Listed below is information dents and visitors over the Councilmember; Narrie Smith, Lake City Medical Center Board of Trustees and breast can- County occupancy rate sur- cer survivor; and Mark Robinson, CEO, Lake City Medical Center. passed those of Lowndes about several of the events, three-day weekend. County, GA (53.5%), along with contact informa- We would also like to Alachua County (56.0%), tion. acknowledge the financial Marion County (52.4%) and Oct. 18-21- Magnolia support of First Federal Randolph joins Lake City practice Fest at Spirit of the Bank of Florida and Leon County (53.2%) in our Dr. Amelia A. Randolph In May 2012 she comparison group. Suwannee, 386-364-1683 Lifeguard Ambulance Oct. 19-21- Alligator Service as the title spon- has joined the practice of received her DMD from Warrior Festival at sors of Olustee. First David F. Randolph DMD, Nova Southeastern Sports continues to Family and Cosmetic University in Fort bring big business O’Leno State Park, 386- Federal has been the title 454-1853 sponsor of the event for Dentistry. Lauderdale, and passed As we have reported the past 15 years while Amelia was raised in her boards the same several times this year, Debby aftermath Lifeguard Ambulance is Lake City and graduated month. from Oak Hall School in We are very pleased to sports tournaments con- As many of you are serving as a title sponsor tinue to provide significant for a second year. Gainesville. She received have Amelia in our office, aware, the Tourist her Bachelors degree bringing a new perspec- additional business for Development Council all segments of our com- ■ Harvey Campbell is the from Southern Methodist tive and fresh energy that steps in to be the primary University in Dallas, the patients and staff truly munity. We have already media information office executive director of the Columbia County Tourist Texas, and her Masters enjoy. hosted approximately 25 for Columbia County dur- tournaments this year with Development Council. He degree in Biomedical ing times of emergency, can be reached at 386-758- Science from Barry an additional 10 events such as a hurricane or scheduled before the 1397. University in Miami. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2012 3C BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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One item per ad EOE PUBLISHER'S NOTE Amanda@386-365-6493. 10Each additional Job by mgmt. 4 lines • 6 days All Yard Sale Ads line $1.10 100 Opportunities *Introduces, presents & sells new Rate applies to private individuals selling Must be Pre-Paid. Secluded SW 2br/2ba, Located personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. products for Professional Products Each item must include a price. Between Wellborn & Lake City. 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Days, nights, and weekends. *Valid FL DL & solid driving • Nursing Assistant, $479 Flexible hours a necessity. IPOD Home. North Pointe of record next class- 12/24/2012 4TH Gen./8GB Gainesville. 352-872-5566 Competitive wages, discount, * Under Attendance at conventions, $75 OBO EOE shows, educational classes & • Phlebotomy national certifica- Apply in person at store location Contact 984-9010 4BD/2BA DWMH on 4 acres $2,500 $ 70 special events may require tion, $800 next class-11/05/12 Owner Financing Available. Retirees are encouraged overnight &/or some weekends One item per ad Mobile Homes 386-623-3404 or 23Each additional to apply. Email: [email protected] • LPN 03/11/13 386-623-3396 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 630 for Rent Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. Fees incl. books, supplies, exam 575 CREDIT SCORE? New 3/2 Each item must include a price. 05535170 Small historic non-denominational fees. 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By TONY BRITT Division of the UDC [email protected] began raising money to place a monument on the Sandy Kishton OLUSTEE battlefield and the Florida he Battle Legislature appropriated of Olustee $2,500 for the monument. occurred more Linda Rosenblatt, Pick the than 148 years Larry’s wife and a member ago, on Feb. 20, of the UDC, said UDC T1864, in Baker County. information indicates many perfect What started out as a public officials, dignitar- series of small skirmishes ies, UDC members and quickly escalated through veterans and their families travel the hours into the only attended the dedication major Civil War battle on Oct. 23, 1912, where fought on Florida soil U.S. Senator Duncan U. partner when Confederate forces Fletcher made the keynote repelled Union troops who address. ow well can were headed westward Documents said Fletcher you handle to capture the capital in remarked: “This granite long periods Tallahassee. tower... stands sentinel of silence? A combined total of over the field where the Can you toler- 2,807 troops from both Confederate soldier won Hate someone else singing sides lay on the battlefield admission to the temple of in the car? Are you a late either dead or wounded fame.” sleeper or up at the crack following five hours of The monument faces the of dawn? A late night par- gunfire, cannon shots and south and is about 40-feet tier or more of homebody? more. tall. These are all questions About 48 years after the It has a white marble you should ask yourself Battle of Olustee, a monu- slab panel, facing the before choosing your travel ment was erected at the south, which contains partner when taking a road Olustee Battlefield paying an inscription detailing trip. homage to Confederate the battle, the amount of I’m sure it’s not some- troops. The monument was troops for each side and thing you would think originally dedicated Oct. the commander officers of about at first. When taking 23, 1912. Next weekend the forces. most of our vacations my the Olustee Battlefield The inscription: husband, Scott, is my first Monument will be re- The Battle of Olustee choice in a travel partner. dedicated during the 100- was fought on this ground However, that’s not the year Anniversary of the February 20th, 1864, case on a road trip. He’s dedication of the Olustee between 5,000 Confederate more concerned with the Battlefield Monument. troups [sic] commanded destination, but I’m all The rededication cer- by Joseph E. Finnegan and about the journey. emony will take place from 6,000 Federal troups under Going with family mem- 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, General Truman Seymore. bers can also be a chal- Oct. 13 at the Olustee The Federals were defeated lenge. You’ve heard the Battlefield Historic State with a loss of 2,000 men. saying, “you can pick your Park. The Confederate loss was friends, but you can’t pick “On Oct. 13 I’m look- less than 1,000. your family,” well for a road ing to have 100 men in The northern side of trip, PICK A FRIEND! In uniform with 100 rifles the monument contains a TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter my case, I picked my best and some cannons and panel with the inscription: friend, Sue. we’re going to do a 100- To the men who fought Crazy enough, we didn’t gun salute,” said Larry and triumphed here in have many periods of Rosenblatt, 16th Brigade defence [sic] of their silence. You’d think we’d commander of the Sons homes and firesides. This have run out of things to of Confederate Veterans monument is erected by talk about, but that has and a member of the Capt. the United Daughters of never been the case. Winston Stephens SCV the Confederacy aided by Neither one of us can camp in Baker County, the State of Florida in sing very well — actually who helped organize the commemoration of their we are pretty bad — but event. “I’m looking to have devotion to the cause of lib- just laugh about it. When 100 troops here, at least, erty and state sovereignty. we’ve hit the most rural of and we would like to fire MCMXII places and can’t get a radio one round for every year Granite strips on the station to come in, we’ll use this monument has been side of the monument com- the i-pod and access our here.” memorate the Confederate “go-to playlist” for the road. The program also units that found in the Sue did have to get used includes several speakers battle. to my “touristy” ways, who will address the audi- Larry Rosenblatt said including all of the photo ence detailing a history of Gen. Colquitt, from ops along the way; espe- the park and monument as Georgia, saved the battle cially the infamous “giants” well as a synopsis of the for the Confederate troops. along Historic Route 66. battle. “Most of the men that The first time I made Kelly Barrow, First Lt. were fighting at the first her get out of the car for Commander and chief of of the battle were home COURTESY a picture with a state wel- the National SCV is the guards, old men out of the TOP: Larry Rosenblatt and his wife, Linda, stand next to the Olustee Battlefield Monument. come sign I thought she’d scheduled keynote speaker hospital and young kids,” A rededication ceremony for the monument will take place from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday. shoot me. But she’s got her for the event. he said. According to a United The Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park was the first park in the Florida State Park system. posing down pat. I also had “This dedication is BOTTOM: A State Archives of Florida photo shows the public officials, United Daughters of to climb more stairs (rather Daughters of the something that we wanted than take the elevator) Confederacy magazine to do. We felt like some- the Confederacy members, veterans and their families that gathered to dedicate the Olustee than I ever imagined after article, in 1897 the Florida body needed to do it.” monument Oct. 23, 1912. learning about her claustro- phobic tendencies. 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Check out the area of the University of Florida favorite trees, flowers or com/conservation/you- tors, shiny streamers, and Institute of Food and TRAVEL continued on 2D vegetables, rut in the yard, conserve/assistnuisance- for burrows, holes and tun- sound alarms may work Agricultural Sciences. 2DLIFE

D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, october 7, 2012 Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 France looks to upend school year traditions

By LORI HINNANT a revolutionary idea that Catholic Church, which Associated Press would overturn more than wanted children to study the a century of school tradi- catechism on their week- PARIS — French chil- tion. The thinking is that day off. In today’s secular dren go to school four days the days are too full for France, Wednesdays cur- a week. They have about young children under the rently are a blur of sports, two hours each day for current system and that music, tutoring for families lunch. And they have more Wednesday free time could of means, or a scramble vacation than their counter- be put to more productive for working parents strug- parts almost anywhere in use. gling to get by — who must the West. “France has the shortest either find a sitter or send It may sound a bit like school year and the longest their kids to a full day at a the famously leisurely work day,” Hollande said at the state-run “leisure center.” pace enjoyed by their par- time, promising change. Things aren’t exactly ents, most of whom work His education minister, easy for French kids. 35 hours per week as dic- Vincent Peillon, will decide Despite long summer tated by law. this month how to carry breaks and the four-day But the nation’s new gov- out the reform. He has said school week, French ele- ernment says elementary he may also compensate mentary school students school kids risk classroom for a shorter school day by actually spend more hours burnout, and is moving to trimming France’s sacred per year in school than help them cope. The issue: summer vacation. A panel average — 847, compared French school days may of experts will present their with 774 among countries ASSOCIATED PRESS be relatively few, but they conclusions on Friday, and in OECD, a club of wealthy Students enter the school of La Ronce in Ville d’Avray, west of Paris, Friday. French children are at least as long as a day the president is expected nations. But the time is go to school four days a week with about two hours each day for lunch. And they have more of work for adults. Even 6- to address the issue on compressed into fewer vacation than their counterparts almost anywhere in the West. As a candidate, President year-olds are in class until Tuesday. days each year. The French Francois Hollande promised to change things by adding a fifth day of classes on Wednesday late into the afternoon, No proposal affects tradi- school day begins around while shortening the school day and education minister, Vincent Peillon, will decide this month when skies are dark, attention — and potentially fam- 8:30 and ends at 4:30 p.m., how to carry out the reform. tion flags and stomachs ily and municipal budgets even for the youngest, rumble. — as much as what the despite studies showing week, especially at schools Wednesday. and, of course, more money As a candidate, President French call changes to the the ability of young chil- where the afterschool pro- “It’s completely unreal- from local budgets already Francois Hollande prom- “scholastic rhythms.” dren to learn deteriorates gram amounts to sitting istic,” Valerie Marty, presi- strained in difficult eco- ised to change things by There’s been a midweek as the day goes on. silently at a desk for two dent of the national par- nomic times. adding a fifth day of classes break in French primary But many parents are hours or near-chaos in ents’ organization, said of Marty, who has three on Wednesday while short- schools dating back to the afraid that the changes will the play areas. Under the the proposed timetable. children, proposes some- ening the school day. For 19th century, a government force them to figure out education proposal, school “They have to figure out thing entirely different: France, it’s something of concession to the Roman extra childcare five days a would end at lunchtime on who will take care of the lengthening lunch to three children after school, who hours. will finance it.” “After a meal, children In France, the answer is have a moment when Wedding announcements usually the government. they’re tired. They’re not The state is expected ready for intellectual activi- to provide for just about ties and could do some- everything education-relat- thing more relaxing,” she ed: Classes come under said, suggesting theater, or the national budget, and quiet time in a library for lunches and leisure are the others. Afterward, she said, domain of municipalities. classes could resume until So if school lets out most evening. days at 3:30 p.m., under Trimming the hallowed the plan most recently summer break is another floated, more working par- tricky proposition. The ents than ever would need school year ends at the afterschool care — and beginning of July. Some towns would have to figure families take July off, some out what to do with rest- August. But nearly every- less children. That would one takes a month, and almost certainly involve many French families travel something more construc- for the entire period. tive than sitting quietly at Peillon said he was flex- desks, kicking around a ible about vacation time: ball, or playing cards until “If the question of vacation the evening when parents is blocking things, I’ll pro- get out of work. pose that the prime minis- The Education Ministry ter leave it alone.” has proposed more orga- Eric Charbonnier, an Pitman-Harris Oxendine-Frost nized extracurricular activi- OECD education expert, ties like sports, theater and supports the proposed Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie ly graduated from the Buster and BaDonna rently employed with Olin art to replace the relatively changes. He believes the Pitman of Lake City and University of Central Florida Oxendine of Jasper Marler Charters in Destin. free-form time children current system isn’t work- Ms. Charlene Pitman of with a master’s degree in announce the engagement She is the granddaughter now have after school. But ing for the children most in Lake City announce the mass communications. and approaching marriage of Hugh and Jan Hunter that means trained staff need of a good education. engagement and upcoming She is a 2004 graduate of of their daughter, Jana of White Springs, Calvin marriage of their daugh- Columbia High School. Elizabeth Oxendine of Graves of Crawfordville and Scheduled Life Saving Community Blood Drives. ter, Adrea Michelle Pitman The future groom Navarre, to Ronald Wayne BeHie Oxendine of Jasper. of Lake City, to Nicholas attended the United Frost II of Navarre, son of The future groom is 2008 Shane Harris, son of Karen States Military Academy, Deaker and Sharon Frost graduate of Columbia High and Randy Harris of Forney, Westpoint, and went on to Sterling of Lake City. School. He is the grandson Texas. receive his masters in busi- The wedding is planned of Joseph and Doris Szalay The couple will be mar- ness administration at the for Dec. 29 and the location of Rogersville, Tn. ried on Nov. 10 in a small University of Texas. will be announced at a later He is currently enlisted in ceremony at Springs He is employed as a proj- date. the United States Air Force Preserve in Las Vegas, ect management consultant The bride-elect is a and stationed at Hurlbert Nev. and is currently working in 2009 graduate of Hamilton Field AFB. October 2012 The bride-elect recent- Singapore. County High and is cur- All donors receive a Gators or Seminoles T-Shirt while supplies last. TRAVEL Stop by the 5 Hardee’s at the Lake City Mall 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Continued From 1D Lake City Reporter 6 Lake DeSoto Farmer’s Market 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. decisions about stops and 6 Lake City Internet Services 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. destinations together. for your I’ve been lucky and very 7 Ole Times Country Buffet 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. fortunate to have a friend complimentary 8 Lake City Mall (Columbus Day) 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. like Sue. We are blessed to 9 Senior Home Care 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. have had the opportunities to travel together and just engagement 10 Reception Medical Center 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. completed our third road 11 Department of Transportation 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. trip. We tend to have at package. 13 First Federal Savings Bank 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. least one night on the road where we get slap happy or • Camp Weed Cerveny 13 Lake City Mall 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. punch drunk and laugh so 14 Lake City Mall 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. hard at nothing until tears Conference Center are flowing, but I wouldn’t 386-364-5250 15 Hardee’s at the Lake City Mall 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. have it any other way. Can’t • GeGee’s Studio 16 Winn Dixie 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. wait for our next road trip! 17 Baker Correctional 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. There are still a few 758-2088 states untouched by Sandy • Holiday Inn 18 Health Center of Lake City 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sue! 754-1411, ext. 106 19 Florida State Prison 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. • Sweetwater Branch Inn 20 Big Boy Toys at Fairgrounds 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ■ Sandy Kishton is a free- 800-595-7760 21 Big Boy Toys at Fairgrounds 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. lance travel writer who lives in Lake City. • Wards Jewelry & Gifts 22 Walmart 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 752-5470 23 Pizza Boy Pizza (Free Large Pizza*) 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

24 Subway on SR 47 (Free 6” Combo*) 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. 25 Union Correctional 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. 27 Hungry Howie’s ( Free Small Sub*) 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. 28 St. James Episcopal Church 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 28 Hardee’s at the Lake City Mall 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 29 Winn Dixie 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 30 FGC Halloween Blood Drive 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aisle Style 31 Christ Central Fall Festival 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Complimentary Times and dates subject to change. Engagement Package Call Tony at (386)438-3415 if you cannot find us. 3DLIFE

Page Editor: Laura Hampson, 754-0427 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, OCTObER 7, 2012 3D A phone home: NY teens pay valets to store devices

By KAREN MATTHEWS the Washington Irving exchanged a phone and a Associated Press Educational Complex in dollar for a numbered yel- the bustling Union Square low ticket. NEW YORK — area, a cluster of small high “It’s not that much of Thousands of teenagers schools housed in a mas- a hassle unless it’s really who can’t take their cell- sive century-old building crowded,” said Gramercy phones to school have that used to be one big Arts sophomore Chelsea another option, courtesy of high school. Clouden. a burgeoning industry of The trucks that collect “My whole four years sorts in always-enterpris- the cellphones have their I’ve been putting my phone ing New York City: paying own safety issues — one in this truck, and it’s been a dollar a day to leave it in a was held up in the Bronx great,” said Melquan truck that’s parked nearby. in June, and some 200 stu- Thompson, a senior at the Students might resent an dents lost their phones. High School for Language expense that adds up to as That could be why one and Diplomacy. “Only a dol- much as $180 a year, but operator near Washington lar. It’s not bad.” even so, leaving a phone Irving refused to speak to a The cellphone trucks at one of the trucks in the reporter recently. appear to be unique to New morning and then picking A converted disability- York City. it up at the end of the day access van that’s parked “That is hilarious,” has become as routine for a block away on school said Debora Carrera, a city teenagers as getting days is painted bright blue high school principal in dressed and riding the and labeled “Pure Loyalty Philadelphia who had morning-rush subway. Electronic Device Storage.” never heard of a phone “Sometimes it’s a has- The owner is Vernon storage truck. “Wow. It is ASSOCIATED PRESS sle because not everyone Alcoser, 40, who operates very strange.” Students from New York’s Washington Irving educational complex line up to leave their cell- can afford it,” said Kelice trucks in three of the city’s At Carrera’s school, phones and other electronic devices, for a dollar a day per item, in a privately operated truck Charles, a freshman at five boroughs. Kensington Creative and parked near their school. Cellphones are banned in all New York City public schools, but the Gramercy Arts High Alcoser would not Performing Arts High rule is widely ignored except in schools with metal detectors. Outside those schools, entrepre- School in Manhattan. “But comment, even though School, students operate neurs park trucks where students drop off devices before class and get them back at the end then again, it’s a living.” the names of news out- a cellphone storage room of the day. Cellphones and other lets that have run stories where phones can be devices, such as iPods and about Pure Loyalty are dropped off in the morning tice. in a truck, and others use a far from home late into the iPads, are banned in all New affixed to his trucks. Pure at no charge and picked up “In this day and age, nearby shoe store, Klueber evening.” York City public schools, Loyalty employees chatted after school. it’s ridiculous that the said. She wishes the city The Department of but the rule is widely but would not give their For many teens, it would Department of Education Department of Education Education did not com- ignored except in the 88 names as students from the be unthinkable to leave the doesn’t allow us to store would let the PTA run a ment on whether lockbox- buildings that have metal Washington Irving com- devices at home all day, them on site,” said Robin storage room instead. es in schools were being detectors. Administrators plex lined up on a drizzly Carrera said. “Their phone Klueber, the PTA president “In this day and age, considered. Spokeswoman at schools without detec- morning to surrender their is like a family member,” at Frank McCourt High especially when many of Marge Feinberg said only, tors tell students, “If we phones. she said. “It’s like a pet. School on Manhattan’s us still feel the scare of “We have a longstand- don’t see it, we don’t know “Next, next, have the They love it.” Upper West Side. 9/11, students should be ing policy that does not about it.” phone off, have the money For parents, the phone Frank McCourt, named able to travel with their allow students to use cell- Schools where violence out,” an employee yelled may be the only way of for the late writer and phones,” Klueber said. phones in schools. It is in is considered a risk have as the teens texted and lis- communicating with a teen teacher, shares a metal- “Many of these kids come Chancellor’s Regulation A- metal detectors to spot tened to music until the who commutes two hours detector building with sev- from other boroughs and 412, and there are no plans weapons, but they also last possible second. At the to school and gets home eral other schools. Some participate in after-school to change this.” spot phones. They include truck window, each student at 8 p.m., after sports prac- students store their phones activities where they are Moist, rich egg bread with seeds for fall By ALISON LADMAN 2 tablespoons vegetable oil For The Associated Press 1/4 cup honey 1 tablespoon salt When baking season brings thoughts of savory loaves of bread hot from the oven, In a large bowl, combine the sesame we often overlook egg breads. But these seeds, sunflower seeds, poppy seeds, rich, moist — and yes, eggy — loaves pumpkin seeds and yeast. Stir in the milk deserve serious consideration. They are and water, then mix in the egg yolks. satisfying in a way we typically associate When well mixed, add the flour, sesame with quick sweet breads, yet are versatile oil, vegetable oil, honey and salt. enough to accompany dinner and make Knead, either by hand or with a dough delicious sandwiches. hook on an electric mixer on low speed, For this recipe, we studded a basic for 8 to 10 minutes. Cover with plastic ASSOCIATED PRESS egg bread with four varieties of seeds wrap and allow to rise in a warm place for This image released by Am Baile - High Life Highland on Thursday Oct. 4 shows an undated — sesame, sunflower, poppy and pumpkin. 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until doubled in bulk. image of Bobby Hogg, who recently passed away aged 92. Hogg was the last person fluent The seeds add a satisfying crunch without Meanwhile, coat a baking sheet with cook- in the dialect once common to the Scottish seaside town of Cromarty, about 175 miles (280 detracting from the moist crumb of the ing spray. kilometers) north of Edinburgh. bread. But if you’d rather leave out the Transfer the dough to a lightly floured seeds, feel free. counter. Fold the dough over itself, then work into a ball. Transfer the dough to the FOUR-SEED EGG BREAD prepared baking sheet. Cover the bread Scottish man dies, taking with plastic wrap and allow to rise again for Start to finish: 3 hours 1 hour, or until risen and puffy. Servings: 16 Toward the end of the rising time, heat town’s dialect with him 1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds the oven to 325 F. By RAPHAEL SATTER just over 700 people, is at Author Mark Abley, who 1 tablespoon toasted sunflower seeds Using a paring knife, cut 2 deep slashes Associated Press the very end of a sparsely has written about the dyna- 1 tablespoon poppy seeds in the top of the load. Bake for 40 to 50 populated peninsula of for- mism of the English lan- 2 tablespoons toasted pumpkin seeds minutes, or until deep golden and cooked LONDON — In a remote est and farmland. It’s sepa- guage, agrees. (also called pepitas) through. Transfer to a rack to cool. fishing town on the tip of rated from Inverness, the “I don’t believe there’s a 1/4-ounce packet instant yeast Nutrition information per serving: 200 Scotland’s Black Isle, closest city, by the Beauly straightforward balancing 1/2 cup warm milk calories; 60 calories from fat (30 percent the last native speaker of Firth, a wide body of cold act in which urban dialects 1/2 cup warm water of total calories); 6 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 g the Cromarty dialect has water where salmon run grow as rural ones shrink,” 4 egg yolks trans fats); 55 mg cholesterol; 29 g carbo- passed away, taking with and dolphins frolic. he said in an email. “Cities 4 cups all-purpose flour hydrate; 1 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 5 g protein; him a little fragment of the The Cromarty dialect are always melting pots, 2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil 370 mg sodium. English linguistic mosaic. included a helping of archa- and isolation for any group Academics said ic “thees” and “thous” as is very hard to maintain.” Wednesday that Bobby well as a wealth of seafaring As the worlds’ melting Hogg, who was 92 when vocabulary, including three pots grow ever bigger he died last week, was the sets of words for “second — half the Earth’s popula- A zucchini muffin fit last person fluent in the fishing line.” tion now lives in cities — dialect once common to the The aspirate “h’’ was often lesser-known dialects are seaside town of Cromarty, added or subtracted, so evaporating. Worldwide, for breakfast or dinner 175 miles (280 kilometers) that “house” would be pro- languages are disappearing north of Edinburgh. nounced “oos” and “apple” regularly, with half of the By ALISON LADMAN 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melt- “I think that’s a terrible would be pronounced “hay- globe’s 6,000-plus languag- For The Associated Press ed thing,” said Robert Millar, pel.” The “wh” sound was es expected to be extinct 1 cup packed shredded zucchini a linguist at the University often dropped entirely. by the end of the century, This savory muffin studded with zuc- 3/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar of Aberdeen in northern A lexicon of Cromarty according to UNESCO. chini and cheddar cheese pairs as wonder- cheese Scotland. “The more diver- words, relying in large The British Isles saw two fully with dinner as it does breakfast. And sity in terms of nature we part on Hogg’s speech, languages go extinct within consider taking advantage of all that extra Heat the oven to 400 F. Line a 12-cup have, the healthier we gave “Oo thee keepan?” living memory, UNESCO zucchini piling up in the garden by baking muffin pan with paper liners or coat with are. It’s the same with lan- as Cromarty’s version of says. The last native speak- a double batch. The moisture from the zuc- baking spray. guage.” “How are you?” and “Hiv er of Alderney French, a chini means these muffins freeze well. In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, The demise of an obscure thoo a roosky sazpence i thi Norman dialect spoken Want to make a whole-grain version? baking powder, baking soda, sugar and dialect spoken by a few pooch?” for “Can you lend in the Channel Islands, Substitute regular whole-wheat flour for salt. hundred people may not me some money?” died around 1960, and the half of the all-purpose flour. Or go all the In another bowl, whisk together the register for most English Urban dialects may be last speaker of traditional way and use white whole-wheat flour in eggs and buttermilk, then whisk in the speakers — “We’ll all live,” strong — Millar referred Manx, the language once place of all of the all-purpose. White whole- melted butter. Gently fold the liquid mix- Millar said — but it’s part to “Toonserspik,” the spoken on the Isle of Man, wheat flour has the same nutrition as regu- ture into the dry mixture, then fold in of a relentless trend toward “town speech” of cities like died in 1974. lar whole wheat, but is made from a lighter the zucchini and cheddar just enough to standardization which has Aberdeen — but he said Donna Heddle, the direc- grain that produces a flour that tastes and incorporate. driven many regional dia- they don’t replace what’s tor of the Center for Nordic looks similar to white. Scoop the batter into the prepared muf- lects and local languages being lost. Studies at Scotland’s fin pan and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or into oblivion. Linguists He said urban dialects University of the Highlands ZUCCHINI CHEDDAR MUFFINS until a toothpick inserted at the center often debate how to define tend to be more similar and Islands, said the loss of comes out clean. and differentiate the to one another than their each language or regional Start to finish: 45 minutes Allow to cool for 10 minutes in the pan world’s many dialects, but rural counterparts, with an dialect leaves the world Servings: 12 before turning out on a rack to cool com- most agree that urbaniza- emphasis on differences poorer than it was before. 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour pletely. tion, compulsory education in pronunciation over dif- “It’s one less little spar- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder Nutrition information per serving: 220 and mass media have conferences in vocabulary. kle in the firmament,” she 1/2 teaspoon baking soda calories; 100 calories from fat (45 percent spired to iron out many of And even rival cities like said. “One little star might 1/4 cup sugar of total calories); 11 g fat (7 g saturated; 0 the kinks that make rural Glasgow and Edinburgh go out and you might never 1 teaspoon salt g trans fats); 60 mg cholesterol; 23 g car- speech unique. “sound more like each notice it, but it’s not there 2 eggs bohydrate; 1 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 6 g protein; Cromarty, which counts other than they used to.” anymore.” 1 1/4 cups buttermilk 360 mg sodium. 4DLIFE

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Honesty will be and spends several days mother confessed to us you are, the easier it will hobby, activity or event your best bet and help you a week passed out or that Carolyn’s father is not be to fit into a vocation that that gets you thinking resolve pending problems confused -- sometimes hal- paying for the wedding. He is in demand. Use your about future prospects so you can get on with lucinating. I rarely call her Abigail Van Buren is deducting the expenses skills and practical abil- is your best bet. Expect your life. Focus on per- anymore because all she www.dearabby.com from Carolyn’s inheritance ity to get things done and someone who depends on sonal happiness. ★★★ does is mumble and make from her grandmother. someone will recognize you to feel jealous by your CAPRICORN (Dec. odd comments. Sometimes is one of the symptoms. (The father is executor of what you have to offer. progress. ★★★ 22-Jan. 19): Put greater she passes out on the Older people do react dif- her grandmother’s estate.) Love and romance are VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. effort into your goals and phone. ferently to medications He has no idea that his highlighted. ★★★★ 22): Don’t spend money you will achieve success. My uncle is in denial. He than younger ones do, wife told Carolyn, and GEMINI (May 21-June you don’t have. Taking on Greater discipline coupled comes from a generation and a dose that might be we’re sworn to secrecy 20): Don’t overdo it physi- too much and overdoing with experience will enable where family problems tolerated when someone because she will get into cally. Stick to what you it will be your downfall. you to make the right are kept within the family. is middle-aged can be too “deep, deep trouble” if he know and do not venture Organize your time wisely choice when it comes to He refuses to seek profes- great for a senior. finds out she told. off the beaten trail. If you and add discipline to what- love, relationships and sional treatment for her or Because your uncle isn’t To make matters worse, travel into unknown terri- ever task you take on in commitment. ★★★ get her into detox. able to insist that your he has the gall to make tory, you will be faced with order to ensure success. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Aunt Betty doctor shops aunt get professional help, demands about the wed- situations that are riddled ★★★★ Feb. 18): Don’t be misled until she finds new doctors allow me to offer a sug- ding as if he was paying with problems. Sorrow is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. by false information being who load her up when the gestion. The next time she for it himself. apparent if honesty doesn’t 22): Get out with friends used to tempt you to and explore interests. old ones won’t cooperate. passes out during one of Carolyn is so deeply prevail. ★★★ make a commitment. Stick She does have genuine your phone conversations, hurt by this deception CANCER (June 21-July Turn something you enjoy close to home, and do the doing into a moneymaking health issues that require do what you’d normally do that she doesn’t even want 22): You may get your things that will add to your endeavor. meds, but her doctors if someone else lost con- her parents to attend the feelings hurt if you are ★★ comfort and productivity. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. have said she would never sciousness while talking wedding. All of the joy has too sensitive to criticism. Change old ways to make 21): Look for unusual be stoned if she used them to you. Call 911. When she gone out of the wedding Don’t take the foolishness room for new beginnings. properly. winds up in the emergency for her -- and therefore, for ★★★ Confronting my aunt room, her doctor will be me as well. CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19-March when she’s coherent alerted about the over- Abby, how do you think 20): Do a little redecorat- only makes her angry. dose. It would be a first we should handle this? - ing or make a residential She denies she’s abusing step in seeing her get the - FLUMMOXED FIANCE move that promises to drugs because “they are help she needs. IN NEW YORK improve your lifestyle. all prescription.” Help! - ** ** ** DEAR FLUMMOXED You can make money in - DESPERATE NIECE IN DEAR ABBY: Our wed- FIANCE: I think you an unusual way if you FLORIDA ding plans have taken a should elope. get involved in a domes- DEAR DESPERATE: sudden turn. My fiancee, ■ Write Dear Abby at tic product or service. Start calling your aunt “Carolyn,” has a wealthy www.DearAbby.com or Concentrate on a money- more often, because addic- father with a reputation P.O. Box 69440, Los making venture, love and tion is an illness and denial for being an extreme Angeles, CA 90069. romance. ★★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0930

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, october 7, 2012

ASSOCIATED PRESS This image taken on July 16 shows Bartram’s Garden with a Franklinia tree in the foreground in Philadelphia. Bartram nursery nation’s oldest botanical garden BREAST By LEE REICH like blossoms that open in Philadelphia industrialist For The Associated Press mid-summer, and leaves Andrew Southwick, who that turn coppery red in bought the property, pro- CANCER PHILADELPHIA — He fall. Good soil drainage is claiming, “I don’t want a was America’s first bota- a must.) solitary branch cut ... so nist, and his garden is still The Schuylkill River site that not a bush of this one of the best. also became a commercial beloved old garden shall be John Bartram was called plant nursery. Among the disturbed.” “the greatest natural bota- 220 species the Bartrams Unfortunately, with FREE BREAST SCREENINGS nist in the world” by no less offered in 1783 were tulip Southwick’s death, the than Carl Linnaeus, who in poplar trees and poison ivy property was again sold, the 18th century devised vines. (Admit it, poison ivy this time resulting in the our system for classifying is a handsome plant much loss of many plants. plants. of the year.) Salvation returned in Tuesday Q October 23rd Q 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Bartram’s garden is a Under the leadership 1891 when the property convenient stop during a of another son, John, Jr., was bought by the City of Massages and light refreshments will be provided. visit to Philadelphia, just Bartram’s granddaughter, Philadelphia. Restoration minutes from the Liberty Ann, and her husband, efforts were spurred by Pre-registration is encouraged by calling Bell. Robert Carr, the nursery the discovery, in 1950, of a When he bought this flourished. By the 1830s, sketch made by William or 1.888.681.6388 tract along the Schuylkill 4,000 species of plants John of their 8-acre botani- River in 1728, it was rural were being raised there, cal garden. THIS SCREENING INVOLVES A CLINICAL BREAST EXAM, NOT A MAMMOGRAM. land skirting the colonial and there was greenhouse In addition to many of city. Bartram’s botanizing space for 10,000 potted the plants grown by the took him throughout what plants. Bartrams, the present is now the eastern United Bartram’s nursery sup- Historic Bartram’s Gardens States, and this land was plied plants for such gardens also includes an education where he grew the many as Jefferson’s Monticello center housed in the stone plants and seeds he col- and Washington’s Mount barn built by John Bartram lected in his travels. Vernon. It was the first in 1775, as well as a wild- His son, William, was a American nursery to pub- flower meadow and the knowledgeable companion lish a catalog. Compare furnished Bartram home. for those travels. The notes that catalog — now on dis- More recently, a commu- 7000 NW 11th Place Q Gainesville 4520 W US Highway 90 Q Lake City and sketches that William play at Bartram’s Garden nity garden and orchard made during a four-year and consisting of nothing were added to the site. More details at www.cccnf.com journey throughout the more than a list of plants The Bartrams would South, beginning in 1773, — with the splashy photo- have approved. were eventually published graphs and hyperbole of as “Travels,” a book that catalogs today. would be published in several foreign editions as COLONIAL TOFU, well. PERHAPS FIRST U.S. CATALOG Native American plants PLANT NURSERY were the mainstay of the gardens and nursery, but Among the Bartrams’ exotics also were grown. most exciting discoveries, Soybeans, for exam- in 1765, was the Franklinia ple, from seeds sent by tree (Franklinia alatamaha), Benjamin Franklin. Ben which they found growing was thoughtful enough to along the Alatamaha River include a recipe for tofu, in Georgia and named after as well. their friend, Ben Franklin. Another plant from William later revisited the China, a gingko tree, was beautiful trees and col- planted in 1785 and sur- lected seeds, which were vives today. It may be the planted in Philadelphia. oldest gingko tree in North For reasons unknown, America. this tree was never again Like many old gardens, seen in the wild after 1803, Bartram’s fell into disre- so the seeds William col- pair for awhile. Industrial lected are the source of all sprawl creeping along the known Franklinia trees in Schuylkill threatened the existence today. site when family members (Franklinia, hardy to lost interest in the nursery USDA zones 5-8, is a small in the middle of the 19th to medium-size tree with century. white, fragrant, camellia- To the rescue came Smithsonian to lend Dorothy’s ruby slippers

WASHINGTON — “Hollywood Costume,” an Dorothy’s ruby slippers exhibit opening Oct. 20 in from “The Wizard of Oz” London. Curators say it’s are leaving Washington on the first time Dorothy’s their first international jour- dress and shoes have been ney to London’s Victoria together since the movie and Albert Museum. was filmed. The dress is Judy Garland wore part of a private collection. the shoes in the 1939 “Oz” was a movie mile- film in which she played stone for its extensive color a Kansas farm girl on a sequences. To make the magical journey. The slippers, a designer dyed Smithsonian’s National the shoes red and attached Museum of American netting to cover them with History announced the rare red sequins. loan of its popular slippers The Smithsonian plans to Thursday. hold a departure ceremony They will be shown Tuesday. The slippers will with Dorothy’s blue-and- return Nov. 21. white gingham dress in n Associated Press