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LAKECITYREPORTER .COM Storm season Special treat for ‘berry fest starts Friday Hurricane prep underway for local officials.

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Less than two days after Tropical Storm Beryl brought more than six inches of much-needed rain to Columbia County, local officials held a meeting to discuss the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which begins tomorrow. A hurricane preparedness meet- ing with local constitutional officers and elected officials took place 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Columbia County Emergency Operation Center. Shayne Morgan, Columbia County Emergency Management director, said the meeting was one of three sched- uled for the day to bring local JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter officials, county Wellborn artist Douglas Fisher is seen with some of his acrylic paintings inspired by the works of the Highwaymen artists. ‘They incorporate their own d e p a r t m e n t style into their art,’ said Fisher, who was nicknamed ‘The Painter’ by some of the Highwaymen. ‘I consider myself the new generation of Highwaymen. heads and emer- I’m carrying on the tradition of their style of art.’ Morgan gency support function staff members up to date on details on the county’s preparation of coming Annual Wellborn event Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 - Nov. 30. In their preliminary weather reports, fore- to include appearance casters have predicted there will be 10 named storms, four hurricanes. Two of the storms could be major by Highwaymen artist (at least a category 3 hurricane). Morgan said an updated fore- By LAURA HAMPSON of self-taught and self-mentoring cast is expected to be released [email protected] artists who began painting idyl- Friday and officials expect the hur- lic Floridan landscapes during he 19th annual ricane totals to go up depending the racially unsettled 1950s. The Wellborn Blueberry on prevailing La Nina and El Nino African-American artists painted Festival will bring the weather patterns. The National quickly and sold their art in usual purplish-blue Hurricane Center has predicted 9 towns and cities across Florida, shades of blueberry- - 15 storms during the upcoming often along roadsides. Tstained fingers and tongues. Fisher, a local artist and co- hurricane season. But this year’s festival will also JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter During Wednesday’s meetings, owner of Suwannee Cabinets, feature the golden sunsets and Morgan and County Manager Dale said he was influenced by the Fisher reads a message on the back of one of his paintings written during lush greens of original Florida Williams wanted to make sure Highwaymen’s work. “I like how the Wild Azalea Festival March 12 by Robert L. Lewis, an original member Highwaymen constitutional officers had enough they romanticize Florida land- of the Highwaymen. artist R.L. resources to do their jobs and meet scapes,” Fisher said. Lewis. statutory requirements should a “When you are out camping Lewis is very personable and “They have actually influenced Lewis will storm hit Columbia County during you’ve probably seen those same generous with his knowledge, a lot of Florida artists,” he said. demonstrate the upcoming hurricane season. sunsets,” he said. Fisher said. Highwaymen originally sold his painting “The purpose of the meetings is Fisher said he first met Lewis Fisher said he enjoys painting their art for $25 to $50, but now techniques to make sure everybody is on the in 2001 at the Appleton Museum in the Highwaymen’s style and some of the paintings are worth Saturday, same sheet of music when it comes of Art in Ocala and asked Lewis was influenced as a child after thousands. June 2 dur- Lewis to being ready for a disaster should to be part of the Blueberry seeing a Highwaymen mural Fisher said this is the first ing the fes- one happen,” Morgan said. “We Festival this year. Lewis, a near his native Indian River. time the Blueberry Festival has tival. He will paint local scenes had Tropical Storm Beryl come retired art teacher, now lives in Fisher said he paints in his featured such a well known and and have artwork for sale, said through this past weekend so we Cocoa Beach, where he owns a free time, but has a hard time historically significant artist Douglas Fisher of Wellborn. gallery and travels to art festi- selling and parting with his PREPARE continued on 6A The Highwaymen are a group vals. pieces. BLUEBERRY continued on 6A No voters purged from local rolls 156 to get diplomas

By TONY BRITT this time in the process of sweeping the state at Fort White Friday [email protected] because I have election rolls and identifying Florida not received residents who could be non-citizens, From staff reports Seniors should be at the Local election officials have not any information based on a cross-search of data from school gym by 5:30 p.m. yet removed any non-citizens from down from the the Florida Department of Elections About 156 Fort White Seating for parents and the Columbia County voter rolls who state to tell me I and the Department of Highway High School seniors will visitors is available on a as illegal immigrants wrongly regis- have anyone on Safety and Motor Vehicles. become graduates Friday first-come, first-served tered to vote. the voter rolls Voters will be notified by letter that night at Arrowhead basis in the stadium, she Elizabeth Horne, Columbia County like that,” she they have been identified as poten- Stadium. said. Supervisor of Elections, said she has said. tially ineligible to vote. Those voters The school’s commence- This year’s valedictorians not purged any Columbia County Horne said Horne have 30 days from receipt of the letter ment ceremony begins are Miranda Amaya and voters from the local voter rolls as she expects the to provide verification of their citizen- at 7 p.m., although visi- Brandon Gonzalez. Sarah the state elections office attempts to information to be provided before the ship or they face removal from the tors should arrive by 6:45 Cole is the salutatorian. clean Florida’s voter rolls. August 14 primary. p.m., said Christina Larsen, See coverage in Sunday’s “I haven’t purged any voters at The state Division of Elections is VOTERS continued on 3A senior class sponsor. Lake City Reporter.

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lure in moviegoers again “In God, whose word I praise — in LOS ANGELES — It’s a miniseries “Hatfields & sink or swim moment for McCoys” was seen by God I trust and am not afraid. the filmmakers behind the 13.9 million viewers on sequel to “Piranha 3D.” Memorial Day. Add in What can mere mortals do to Combining a silly, self- History’s immediate repeat me?” aware sensibility with over- that night, and more than the-top gore, the original 17 million saw the tale. comedic horror film star- Those are huge num- - Psalm 56:4 NIV ring the likes of Richard bers in the cable television Dreyfuss, Christopher world. No scripted series Lloyd and Elizabeth Shue on the broadcast networks as townsfolk fighting off last week came close. prehistoric flesh-eating By contrast, Fox’s series fish became a just-add- finale of “House” last week water cult hit when it ASSOCIATED PRESS reached 8.7 million people. was released two sum- David Koechner, a cast member in “Piranha 3DD,” poses at “Hatfields & McCoys” Lake City Reporter mers ago opposite more the premiere of the film on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 in Los has a couple of big-name How to reacH us mature fare such as “The Angeles. stars in Kevin Costner and Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess Expendables” and “Eat Bill Paxton and is airing Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) Pray Love.” Lemire of The Associated to work on new material. over three nights in two- Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. Dimension Films, the Press. 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That way fans Owen Gleiberman, “‘Jaws’ screenwriters dove into The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news without the art” by Rolling the “3DD” project after The Nielsen company will have to buy “the actual Stone’s Peter Travers and Alexandre Aja, the previ- said that the first part of book.” items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please “cleverly gory” by Christy ous film’s director, opted the History network’s call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run in this space. And thanks for reading. AROUND FLORIDA Teachers union opposes proposed evaluation rule

TALLAHASSEE respect of other percus- rest area. — The Florida Education sionists. She was not injured. Association is challenging Eleven band members Authorities say the bear a proposed state rule on have been charged with weighed about 125 pounds. teacher evaluations that felony hazing for Robert No further details were would be used in part to Champion’s death last immediately available. determine who gets merit November in Orlando. pay. Two others face misde- An administrative law meanors. Prescribed burn set judge was holding a hear- Champion had opposed for Palm Beach ing Wednesday on the hazing. But Champion was statewide teachers union’s vying to be the Marching TEQUESTA — A pre- objections but will rule at a 100’s top leader, and his scribed burn is planned for later date. friends say he volunteered a state park in Palm Beach The union contends the to be hazed in order to win County. Department of Education’s respect from others. The Florida Department proposal is vague and of Environmental arbitrary and does not con- Protection’s Jonathan form to state law. Homicide inside Dickinson State Park The department and burning home will conduct the burn State Board of Education Wednesday, weather per- dispute those arguments. PINELLAS PARK mitting. About 135 acres of The rule is designed to — Authorities say a man pine flatwoods and scrub implement a law passed who was found dead inside in the northwestern por- last year. It includes teach- a burned out building was tion of Camp Welaka in er evaluation requirements a homicide victim. Tequesta will be burned. based heavily on student Pinellas Park firefight- State fire officials say testing including the ers were called to a burn- prescribed burning mim- Florida Comprehensive ing home about 2 p.m. ics natural fire cycles to Assessment Test, or FCAT. Tuesday. After the blaze restore healthy forests Besides merit pay, the was extinguished, they and natural communities, evaluations would be used found the body of a man reduce undergrowth that to impose sanctions, possi- inside the home. accumulates over time and bly including dismissal, on The Tampa Bay Times decreases the potential for low-rated teachers. reports that police are ask- wildfire. ing anyone with informa- Burned lands experi- tion to call them. ence an increase in native More released in Officials had not deter- wildflowers, birds and mined the man’s identity other wildlife. FAMU hazing case late Tuesday. ORLANDO — New No further details were documents released in immediately available. 4th man arrested the case of a Florida A&M in sergeant assault drum major who died after being beaten by fellow Baby bear struck, TAMPA — A fourth band members show that killed on I-4 teen has been arrested in being ritually hazed was the brutal beating of a U.S. what it took to be accepted ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Army sergeant on a Tampa into the inner circle of the — Deputies in central street earlier this month. percussionist section. Florida say a baby bear Tampa police said 18- The affidavits for was struck and killed on year-old Brandon Miller arrest warrants released Interstate 4. turned himself in after an Wednesday by the State Orlando television sta- arrest warrant was issued Attorney’s Office in tion WKMG reports a last week. Police said that Orlando says that it was woman heading eastbound Miller was uncooperative common knowledge that hit the bear about 1 a.m. and showed no remorse a band member needed Wednesday. Deputies say when he was booked into to be hazed to earn the she pulled off at a nearby the jail Tuesday. 3A

Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER local THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012 3a Arrest Lake City man jailed for punching police Report By TONY BRITT the man reportedly dropped a yelled that he would stop but [email protected] piece of rolled-up tin foil and then did not comply with Bruenger’s picked it up and threw it down orders to lie on the ground and The following information was A Lake City man, arrested again, before giving Bruenger he continued to kick and punch provided by local law enforce- Tuesday afternoon, faces multiple consent to search his pockets. Bruenger. ment agencies. The following felony charges after he attempted Bruenger reportedly found a Braden was able to get loose people have been arrested but to flee from authorities, pushed cigarette pack in Braden’s front and Bruenger used his Taser to not convicted. All people are pre- and punched a law enforcement pocket and reported he could see subdue him. Braden was then sumed innocent unless proven officer and was found to have a plastic bag tied in a knot, which handcuffed. guilty. narcotics. he believed contained drugs. When back up officers arrived, Jonathan Dwight Braden, Bruenger began to handcuff Bruenger field-tested the sub- Tuesday, May 29 28, 744 SW Grenda Lane, was Braden, but Braden reportedly stance in the baggie which n David Garth Bates, 54, 2897 charged with possession of drug turned and shoved Bruenger reportedly tested positive for U.S. Highway 90, contempt of equipment, battery, giving a in the face and neck area and methamphetamine. court and warrant: Violation of false name to law enforcement began to run. Bruenger grabbed Braden was at the front of probation. authorities, escape and resisting Braden Braden by the arm, but Braden Bruenger’s patrol car where n Christopher John Boucher, an officer. He was booked into jumped over the bumper of the another officer read him his 26, 12049 U.S. Highway 441, war- the Columbia County Detention person around Ridgewood Street police car and tried to run past Miranda rights, but the hand- rant: Violation of probation. Facility without bond. near the Lake Harper Mobile the patrol vehicle, according to cuffed Braden began to run n Scottie Everett, 49, 375 NW According to Lake City Police Park. The man was reported- LCPD reports. through the mobile home park Hilton St., possession of a con- Department arrest reports, ly walking through the mobile Bruenger pinned Braden until officers were able to catch trolled substance. around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday officer home park knocking on doors. against another vehicle and used him and place him in the back of n Tyrone Charles Jones, 55, Brian Bruenger was dispatched to Bruenger found the man and his free arm to call for backup a patrol car. 973 SE Monroe St., trespassing. check out a report of a suspicious asked him for identification and then grabbed his Taser. Braden n Misty Michelle Kendall, 42, 179 NE Diana Terrace, out of county warrant. n Max Jason Law, 35, 128 Melony Way, warrant: Violation Donations pour in for annual food drive of probation. n Bradley Morgan Parker, 26, By JESSIE R. BOX efforts for the second year. The church youth, donations and to each and every letter carrier no address provided, dealing in [email protected] Kevin Couey, Kyle Couey, Eli Henderson, for proudly doing the extra work required,” stolen property. Micah Henderson, Noah Henderson, Aaron said Rita Dopp, United Way executive direc- n Harvey Randolph, 52, 2987 Columbia County received 14,000 pounds Jenkins and Mark Vann, Jr. participated by tor . U.S. Highway 90, battery. of nonperishable food for the annual National weighing and reloading the food brought in United Way of Suwannee Valley collects the n Mary Katherine Slanker, 31, Association of Letter Carriers and local rural let- by the Lake City Post Office postal carriers. food and distributes it to local food banks and Lake City Womens Shelter, out of ter carriers “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive. Post office employees working with United pantries. In Lake City, the food was distrib- county warrant. This food drive comes at a critical time of Way of Suwannee Valley to coordinate the uted among Another Way, Christian Service n Terrence Demar Smith, 26, the year. The holiday donations are depleted event were Susan Jones, supervisor, Jim Center, Catholic Charities Bureau, Florida 199 NE James Ave., battery. and the children who depend on school Bowles, Lake City Post Office, Steve Lee, Gateway Food Bank and Lad’s Soup Kitchen. n Justin Henry Thomas, 21, lunches will be released tomorrow for sum- Lake City Postmaster and Vicky Smith, Fort In Fort White, the food was distributed to the 149 NW Jeff Glen, White Springs, mer. White Postmaster. United Methodist Church. These agencies warrant: Failure to appear. United Way of Suwannee Valley volunteer “On behalf of the agencies, and, ultimately, will make the food available to residents in n Shanna Delynn Travis, 42, Pastor Craig Henderson of the Lake City the families in need of the food, thank you need. Donations are accepted year-round at 183 SW Shady Lane, simple Church of the Nazarene coordinated the to each and every postal patron for the food all agencies. assault. n Compiled from staff reports. Police chief ready for ‘Breakfast’

VOTERS: By JESSIE R. BOX public works, customer ser- “We give a report card to [email protected] vice and code enforcement will show the progress made on the Continued From Page 1A be there to address concerns issues that came up at the last The Challenge Learning that may not involve the police breakfast,” Gilmore said. Center will host Breakfast with department. After Gilmore has given her voter lists. the Chief on Saturday from 10 “A lot of issues that the police report card to the community, Reports indicate Florida officials a.m. to 11:30 a.m. department is called about the floor is open for anyone may purge as many as 182,000 This is an event for the entire are quality of life issues,” said who has a concern they want non-citizens from the state’s voter community that happens every Gilmore. “This is an opportu- addressed during this quarter. rolls. Reports said that in the last quarter. It offers the oppor- nity for us to come together “We want the community to month the Florida secretary of tunity to have face time with as a team and resolve issues know what we are doing,” said state’s office has identified and Police Chief Argatha Gilmore together.” Gilmore. started to purge at least 50,000 and address concerns about the The issues that were brought The Challenge Learning dead voters from the rolls as well community. up at the last Breakfast with the Center is located at 1301 NW as 7,000 convicted felons. Other departments including Chief will be discussed. LaBonte Lane in Lake City.

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ONE ANOTHER OPINION VIEW Typical Time to leftist rethink contempt Syria? n MSNBC host issued an apol- ogy for saying he he observers dis- is “uncomfortable” patched by the U.N. calling America’s Security Council to Afallen troops heroes on monitor an illusory Memorial Day weekend. His cease fire in Syria gaffe was to say what most left- Thave been reduced to adding ists firmly believe. up the bodies of massacred Chris Hayes, who appears on civilians. In Houla, a collection MSNBC and is editor-at-large of impoverished villages near for the left-wing magazine the the city of Homs, they counted Nation, created instant contro- 108 after a rampage Friday by a versy Sunday when he said, “I government-backed militia. The think it is very difficult to talk dead included 34 women and 49 about the war dead and the children. fallen without invoking valor, Fewer than 20 in Houla died without invoking the words from shelling by government ‘heroes.’ … I feel comfortable - tanks and artillery, a U.N. uncomfortable - about the word spokesman said Tuesday. The because it seems to me that it rest were shot at close range is so rhetorically proximate to and frequently mutilated, their justifications for more war.” In Syria, a massacre too far throats cut and their eyes poked The quote went viral after out. Entire families were shot it was linked on the Drudge in their houses, the Associated Report, and, on Monday, Mr. yria may have gone a has given no evidence of doing Press quoted the spokesman, Hayes issued an explanation. massacre too far. Over or even contemplating. Rupert Colville, as saying. “In seeking to discuss the the weekend govern- The fear is that left to itself Horrific as it was, the Houla civilian-military divide and the ment-backed thugs, the fighting will degenerate into massacre is not unique, just bet- social distance between those known as shabiha, an all-out civil war with the fight- ter documented than the crimes who fight and those who don’t,” Skilled execution-style 108 villag- ing spilling over into neighbor- perpetrated by the regime of he wrote, “I ended up reinforc- ers, most of them women and ing nations. Bashar al-Assad in towns and ing it, conforming to a stereo- children and many of them in Thus, the stalemate has cities across Syria. More than type of a removed pundit whose their own homes. Dale McFeatters caused talk to increasingly turn 1,000 people have died since the views are not anchored in the The Syrian government [email protected] to military intervention. On Security Council, with the enthu- very real and very wrenching blamed it on terrorists and for- Fox News this past weekend, siastic support of the Obama experience of this long decade eign extremists, but the town Syrian ally, sounded increas- Chairman of the Joint Chiefs administration, charged envoy of war. And for that I am truly had earlier been shelled by gov- ingly lame and half-hearted. of Staff Gen, Martin Dempsey Kofi Annan with implementing sorry.” ernment tanks and artillery, and Russian Foreign Minister said he was prepared with mili- a six-point peace plan in late The word “heroes” has been the claim was quickly belied by Sergey Lavrov issued a general tary options if the White House March. used to describe America’s gruesome videos of dead chil- warning against using the kill- should request them. He said Mr. Annan’s mission has fallen for more than 200 years. dren and mass graves posted by ings as “a pretext for taking those options should be wielded become one of the most costly It’s not “rhetorically proximate” anti-regime activists. military measures.” carefully and cautiously but “it diplomatic failures in U.N. his- to justifications for war but a There was the predictable, Tellingly, Lavrov said Russia may come to a point with Syria tory. It has allowed the Syrian traditional mark of gratitude and predictably ineffective, vote didn’t care who was in power in because of the atrocities.” regime to go on slaughtering and respect for the sacrifice of censure by the U.N. Security Syria, as long as there is an end Even U.N. special envoy Kofi civilians and pushed the country made by the person who was Council. But the killings greatly to the violence and a process Annan, who has unsuccessfully down the path to a full-scale sec- killed and the family members increased Syria’s growing dip- underway for Syrians to decide tried to broker several cease- tarian war. But Mr. Annan per- left behind. lomatic isolation and ostracism. on the future of their country. fires in Syria, concludes, “We sists: On Tuesday, he met Mr. It’s important that Mr. Hayes Most of the major nations, The Obama administration are at a tipping point.” Assad to renew feckless appeals. apologized for his tactless quip, including the United States, has been urging Russia to pres- The Obama administration but it accurately reflected the expelled Syrian diplomats after sure Syrian President Bashar persists, too, in declining to extreme liberal beliefs about the massacre. Assad, a second-generation dic- ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial exercise the U.S. leadership those who serve in uniform. And even the defense put up tator, to give up his office and writer for Scripps Howard News that would be required to stop MSNBC viewers and readers of by Russia, Syria’s staunchest leave the country, which Assad Service. the massacres. For the past two the Nation have heard propa- months it hid behind Mr. Annan. ganda like this before. Now that his plan has become Americans should push back LETTERS TO THE EDITOR an embarrassment, it is floating against the liberals’ patronizing a new idea: a Syrian political and contemptuous line on the transition modeled after that of troops more often, but don’t Yemen, where a strongman was expect apologies very often. Is America blessing God? pressured into stepping down. The Yemensky variant is called that because the key to the new ■ The Washington Times How can we in good con- He? Maybe He had turned his their sin and will heal their White House figment is none science support a man for back on us like we had turned land.” We as individuals can’t other than Vladimir Putin the President who openly agrees our backs on Him. But wait ... change a whole country. But we Russian strongman who has with same sex marriage ... be there was a plane en route to can change ourselves ... if we been struggling to squelch his Lake City Reporter he white, black or purple? It’s Washington D.C. What hap- humble ourselves before God own pro-democracy protesters. not the color of his skin that pened to it? It went down. Do and repent our sins. According to a report in Serving Columbia County matters but the principles on you think maybe in all this God No, we can’t change America Sunday’s New York Times, Since 1874 which he stands. This country did show His mercy? I do. But but by changing ourselves we President Obama hopes to per- The Lake City Reporter is pub- is quickly turning into another I also believe that the destruc- can be an example for others. suade Mr. Putin in a meeting lished with pride for residents of next month that Russia should Columbia and surrounding counties by Sodom and Gomorrah and our tion of the Twin Towers is just To change ourselves we must Community Newspapers Inc. own President is cheering it on. an example of what lies ahead believe, repent and receive. Acts press Mr. Assad to step down, We believe strong newspapers build Read what God did to them in if America doesn’t change and 16:31 says: “Believe on the Lord leaving in power a successor strong communities —-“Newspapers Genesis 19: 24-25. return to the principles we were Jesus Christ, and thou shall be who could negotiate a democrat- get things done!” I urge every American founded upon. saved, and thy house.” ic transition with the opposition. Our primary goal is to The odds that Mr. Putin will publish distinguished and profitable to read the newly released For a little while after 9/11 Mark 1:15 says: “The time is community-oriented newspapers. book by Jonathan Cahn, “The churches were full again on fulfilled, the Kingdom of God is make this happen are little bet- This mission will be accomplished Harbinger.” It reveals how very Sunday mornings as in years at hand; repent ye, and believe ter than those for Mr. Annan. It’s through the teamwork of professionals obviously this nation is under gone by. Men in “high places” in the gospel.” not likely that the Russian leader dedicated to truth, integrity and hard wants democracy in Syria, which work. God’s judgment. were praying in public. But as John 3:16 says: “For God so Read the bone chilling acts of we know, it was short lived. Just loved the world, that He gave would lead to the empower- Todd Wilson, publisher how 9/11 connects with ancient as the Israelites did in ancient His only begotten son, that who- ment of leaders disinclined to Robert Bridges, editor Israel and how God gave them days, we also fell back into our soever believeth in Him should maintain the current regime’s Sue Brannon, controller warnings (Isaiah 9:8-12) before old ways. not perish, but have (receive) alliances. they were finally annihilated In the book, “The Harbinger,” everlasting life.” Even if Mr. Putin could be Dink NeSmith, president persuaded, he probably lacks Tom Wood, chairman because they would not humble you will read how America’s We have a great responsibility themselves, repent and change dignitaries responded to 9/11 to our country, to our families the means to force out Mr. their ways. in almost exactly the same way and to ourselves to prayerfully Assad and his clan. Mr. Obama’s LETTERS 9/11 was a terrible thing but the Israelites did after they seek God’s wisdom when voting apparent faith that Mr. Putin is POLICY it was also a warning to this were attacked by the Assyrians. for candidates for any office. We ready to do business with him country .... You may ask then ... is there should do this in every decision is at odds with the strongman’s Letters to the Editor should be At the time of 9/11 people any hope for America? 2nd we make. recent behavior including his typed or neatly written and double asked “Where was God in all Chronicles 7:14 answers that Before we can say “God Bless abrupt cancellation of a planned spaced. Letters should not exceed of this?” Yes, where was He? question: “If my people, who are America,” we need to ask our- visit to Camp David. 400 words and will be edited for He had been taken out of our called by my name, will humble selves this question: Is America The reality is that the kill- length and libel. Letters must be schools (The Lord’s Prayer). themselves and pray and seek blessing God? ing in Syria will continue, and signed and include the writer’s name, The Ten Commandments had my face and turn from their the threat to vital U.S. interests address and telephone number for been removed from government wicked ways, then will I hear Doris Franks across the Middle East will verification. Writers can have two buildings. Right! Where was from heaven and will forgive Lake City grow, until Mr. Obama stops letters per month published. Letters counting on the likes of Kofi and guest columns are the opinion of Annan and Vladimir Putin to the writers and not necessarily that of HIGHLIGHTS IN HISTORY spare him from the responsibil- the Lake City Reporter. ity that should be shouldered by BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, n 1879 - New York’s Madison Square Garden n 1943 - “Archie” was aired on the Mutual a U.S. president. The longer he Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at opened. Broadcasting System for the first time. waits, the greater the cost in 180 E. Duval St. downtown. n 1884 - Dr. John Harvey Kellogg patented n 1947 - Communists seized control of children’s lives, among other BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. “flaked cereal.” Hungary. things. BY E-MAIL: n 1907 - The first taxis arrived in New York n 1974 - Israel and Syria signed an agreement [email protected] City. They were the first in the United States. on the Golan Heights. ■ The Washington Post LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012 5A

■ Submit Community Calendar announcements by mail or drop off at the Reporter office located at COMMUNITY CALENDAR 180 E. Duval St., via fax to (386) 752-9400 or e-mail lhampson@ lakecityreporter.com. May 31 and features the Blueberry Saturday, June 2. Shotgun presenting a workshop sale, there will be a bake The Jacksonville Jaguars, Pancake Breakfast, the start at 8.m. 18 hole scram- June 2 from 9 a.m. to sale with all kinds of good- the Roar Cheerleaders will Education seminar “Think Green” Parade, ble, 4-person teams, lunch noon entitled Living with ies available at low prices. be making an appearance Learn how to apply, re- and the Adults’ Talent provided, mulligan sales, Alzheimer’s for Caregivers Coffee will also be available at the Lake City Mall June certfy and make changes Contest. The winners of door prizes, prizes for 1st, at the Lifestyle Enrichment for browsers. Both hard- 2 from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. in to your Food Assistance, the Bake-Off, Parade and 2nd, and 3rd place teams, Center in Lake City. This cover and softcover books support of our local Pop Medicaid and Cash Talent Contests are award- entry fee $200 per team, program is designed for will be available, mostly Warner Youth Cheerleader Assistance using your My ed cash prizes. This event hole sponsorships avail- caregivers of persons with all gently used and ready and Football program. The ACCESS account during is hosted by the Wellborn able $100. Contact Tim early stage Alzheimer’s for new homes! And since Roar will be available for the ACCESS Education Community Association, a Williamson at 386-234-0423 disease or some other all books are available by autographs and pictures. Seminar Thursday 11 a.m. non-profit 501(c)(3) corpo- for further information. memory disorder. Anyone donation, you set the price! During the appearance May 31 at the DCF Lake ration. For more info call Proceeds will be utilized who wishes to learn more Books have been collected there will be a DJ, free Mini City Service Center, 1389 386-963-1157. for the 2012 AAU National about Alzheimer’s disease for months in preparation Zumba class, sign-ups for West US Highway 90. Championship Baseball and caregiving strategies is for this popular sale, which Pop Warner Cheerleader CARC drive Tournament. welcome. Topics covered is held twice a year in the & Football programs and June 1 The CARC membership will include: the nature of spring and fall. It’s still not sign-ups for the Richardson drive kickoff will be Friday, Baseball team raffle dementia, coping strate- too late to donate books for Recreation Dept. Summer Blueberry festival June 1 from 4 to 7 p.m. The North Florida Blaze gies, community resources, the sale. For pickup, contact Camp program. The 19th Annual Wellborn There will be raffles and a 11U Youth Baseball Team financial/legal planning, Rev. Dr. Everett L. Parker Blueberry Festival is June cookout, with sausages and is raffling a Youth Model 20 and safety issues. To regis- at 386-754-8524. Proceeds Farmers market 1 and 2. Admission is free! hamburgers. Please help Gauge Mossberg Shotgun ter for this workshop or for from the book and bake This Saturday, June 2 Both Friday and Saturday those less fortunate than (pump action) valued at more information, please sale will benefit the library will be the first in a series feature arts & crafts, food most of us. For information $260. Tickets $10 each. contact the Alzheimer’s and the Wellborn United of Blood Drives at the Lake vendors, the Country Store call 752-9909. Also available is a $100 Fuel Association at (800) 272- Methodist Church and its DeSoto Farmers Market. selling blueberry pies, cob- Card donated by Busy Bee, 3900. outreach programs. Come LifeSouth’s mobile unit bler, muffins and more, June 2 tickets $5 each. Drawing visit the book sale and then will be on-site from 8 a.m. live entertainment by the will be held on Saturday, Book and bake the blueberry festival. to noon from now until Willow Creek Band, and Leadership class June 2 at the 2nd Annual The Wellborn communi- October. The market is fresh blueberries and Free Leadership Golf Tournament at Quail ty library is having a huge Breakfast with the chief full of great seasonal pro- blueberry plants available Seminar June 2 at 3 p.m. Heights. You do not have book and bake sale 8 a.m. Join Chief Argatha duce, baked goods, soaps for purchase. On Friday, at Richardson Community to be present to win. Tick- to 2 p.m. June 2 at the Gilmore for a complimen- and other natural prod- the hours are from 2 p.m. Center, 255 NE Coast ets are available by calling Wellborn United Methodist tary breakfast, informative ucts made locally as well to 8 p.m, and the Blueberry Anders Lane. For more 234-0423. Proceeds will be Church, 12005 CR 137. discussion and community as crafters showcasing Bake-off, Tasting Party and information call Pearlnita utilized for the 2012 AAU The event is being held fourn on neighborhood their home-made items. Children’s Talent Contest Mitchell 386-752-0110. National Championship in conjunction with the issues Saturday, June 2 The farmers market is are Friday’s special events. Baseball Tournament. annual Wellborn Blueberry from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at open every Saturday from The Lake City Reporter’s Charity golf tournament Festival, located just down the Challenge Learning 8 a.m. to noon in Wilson Taste Buddies, Genie North Florida Blaze Early Alzheimer’s class the road from the church. Center, 1301 NW Labonte Park, along Lake DeSoto Norman and Mary Kay 11U Youth Baseball Team The Alzheimer’s There will be thousands of Lane. For more informa- between the Columbia Hollingsworth, will be judg- will have the 2nd Annual Association in partnership books available for sale by tion call 719-5742. County Courthouse and ing the Bake-Off! Saturday, Golf Tournament at Quail with Columbia County donation during the sale. At Shands Lakeshore Hospital the festival opens at 7 a.m., Heights Country Club on Senior Services will be the same time as the book Cheerleaders appear in downtown Lake City. OBITUARIES

Robert Wylie deKalands ed her in death January 16, 1997. tany Mitchell; two sons, Artis of humor and practical jokes. she leaves to cherish her mem- Berry (devoted daughter-in-law, He is survived by ive chil- Mr. Robert Wylie deKalands, res- ory her children: Joyce Fleming Yolanda Springs), Akeen Jones; dren; Janice Edmond (Kaiser), ident of High Springs, died Sun- Oglesby (Craig) Jacksonville, two step-sons, Demetris Mitch- Audrey Jackson (Randy), Re- day May 27, 2012 at his home. Florida; Katrina Fleming Black ell, Joseph Price; three grand- nee Williams, Curtis Williams Mr. deKalands was a resident (Martin) Tallahassee, Florida; children, Matt, Jaquari, Jakaija; (Adina), and Kurtina Marvin of High Springs Jeryl Fleming Gibbons (Oscar) mother-in-law, Francise Mitch- (Ronald); three sisters, Lois since 2004, Lake City, Florida. Grandchil- ell; four sisters, Ira English, Williams (Dave), Bobbie Lee having moved dren, Nicole Williams, Sheldon Mae Katherine George, Annie Paige, Doris Cooley; 12 grand- from Moult- Williams, Jerin Fields, Adri- Berry, Denesse Jones; three children; 2 great-grandchildren; rie, Georgia an Williams (Shalia), Joshua brothers, Amos Gibson, Jessie special companion, Ms. Gloria where he was a member of the Oglesby and Paul Black. Great Gibson, Walter McCaskill; four Brown; host of nieces, neph- 1st Nazarene Church. He was grand children, Jasalynn Croft, sisters-in-law, Linda, Beverly, ews, other relatives and friends. the son of the late Valentine G. Aliyah Croft, Sheldon Wil- Felicia, Monica; two brothers- Funeral services for Mr. Cur- deKalands and Teresa Grant. liams, Jr., Mylia Williams and in-law, Ivan and Johnathan; tis Williams will be 10:00 Mr. deKalands was born in Shaliyah Williams. Sisters, one goddaughter, Andreeka A.M. Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 1922 in Miami, Florida. He Elizabeth Jerry (James), Mary- Wiley; three godsons, Charna- Faith Bible Church. 15902 US was a decorated Army veteran, ann Rossin, Annie Lou Taylor vis Queen, Socorey and Mario Highway 90 East, Sanderson, battleield commissioned of- and Joann Walker, and Broth- Denson; hosts of nieces, neph- FL. Pastor, Videll Williams. icer with the ranking Lt. Colo- ers Jerome Carter (Mabel) and ews, other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends nel and served our nation in Quinton Carter (Ann). She was Funeral services for Mrs. Glo- from 6:00 – 8:00 P.M. Friday, June WW II. He served the Lord as preceded in death by her sib- ria Mitchell will be 1:00 P.M. 1, 2012 at Faith Bible Church. a minister for more than forty lings Bobby Carter and Vernell Saturday, June 2, 2012 at Day Arrangements entrusted to years. He was a dedicated and Crusaw. She will be missed by Springs Missionary Baptist COMBS FUNERAL HOME. loving husband, father, grand- a host of nieces, nephews, cous- Church. 1580 NE Congress 292 NE Washington Street. father and great grandfather. ins, other relatives and friends. Avenue. Lake City, FL. Rev. Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. Mr. deKalands is survived by Funeral services for Mrs. Katie Aaron T. Lewis, Sr., Pastor. “The Caring Professionals” his two daughters, Patti Riley Preseler Carter Fleming, will be The family will receive (Tom), Snohomish, Washington; 11:00 am Saturday, June 2, 2012, friends from 6:00 – 8:00 Teresa deKalands, High Springs; at Union AME Church (Winield P.M. Friday, June 1, 2012 at two sons, Robert W. deKalands, Community) Lake City, FL. with Day Springs MB Church. Deland; Michael Lee deKalands, Rev. Gary DeSue, Paster, Of- Arrangements entrusted to Obituaries are paid advertise- Orlando; ten grandchildren, iciating. Interment will follow COMBS FUNERAL HOME. ments. For details, call the Lake seventeen great grandchildren in the Huntsville Cemetery. The 292 NE Washington Street. City Reporter’s classified depart- and one great-great grandchild. family will receive visitation of Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. ment at 752-1293. Funeral services for Mr. deKa- friends on Friday, June 1, 2012 “The Caring Professionals” lands will be conducted at 11:00 from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the AM, Saturday, June 2, 2012 in the Cooper Funeral Home Chapel. chapel of Evans-Carter Funeral Arrangements entrusted to Curtis Albert Williams Home with Rev. Morris Beck COOPER FUNERAL HOME, oficiating. Graveside interment 251 N.E. Washington Street, Lake Mr. Curtis Albert Williams tran- will follow that day at 3:30 PM City, FL. Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D. sitioned from life to eternal rest, in DeLand Memorial Gardens, May 25, 2012. Mr. Williams, DeLand, Florida. Visitation with 83 was born March 2, 1929 in the family will be Saturday morn- Glorida Ann Mitchell Macclenny, Florida to Arthur ing from 10:00-11:00AM, prior and Edna Wil- to the service. Arrangements are Mrs. Gloria Ann Mitchell “Doll”, liams. Both under the direction of EVANS- resident of Lake City, Florida preceded him CARTER FUNERAL HOME, went to be with the Lord on in death. He 200 North Main Street, High May 23, 2012 after an extended was a Veteran Springs, Florida 386-454-2444. illness. Glo- of the Korean ria was born War. After October 26, his military Katie Preseler Carter 1961 in Lake service, he at- Fleming City, FL. to tended Florida Discover How Much Better Your Cathrine Gib- Normal College Mrs. Katie Preseler Carter Flem- son and Mose and received World Can Sound… Call (386) 466-0902 ing, age 69, resident of 779 Jerido, both certiication as a N.W. Winield St., Lake City, preceded her Master Electri- FL. passed away on Wednesday, in death. She was educated in cian. He later became certiied May 23, 2012 the Columbia County School as Chief Electrical Inspector, at Haven Hos- System, graduating from Colum- retiring from the City of Boca pice terminat- bia High School with the class of Raton, FL in 1992, as an Electri- 386-755-4911 ing an illness. 1980. Gloria was united in Mat- cal Inspector. In his later years, She was the rimony to Kenneth Mitchell in he was a member of the First daughter of June 2003. This union acquired Missionary Baptist Church, Fer- the late John nine children. She was em- nandina Beach, FL. He will be Henry and ployed by Baya Pointe Nursing remembered for his great sense Queen Ester Home until her health declined. Carter. She at- Other precedents in death: son, tended the public school of Matthew Berry and one brother. Columbia County and was a Cherishing loving memories: member of Union AME Church loving, devoted husband, Ken- (Winield) Lake City, FL. neth Mitchell; one daughter, She was the widow of the late Ty’Ronnieka Jones; two step- Mr. Mose Fleming, who preced- daughters, Ebony Brown, Brit-

Wellborn Blueberry Festival Friday 2 to 8 and Saturday 7 to 5 Bake-Off, Pancake Breakfast, Parade, Talent Contests and Artist R.L. Lewis, Highwaymen Arts, Crafts, Food Vendors, Country Store, and Petting Zoo For info call 386-963-1157 or see www.wellborncommunityassociation.com 6A

6a LAKE CITY REPORTER local & STATE THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 Many underestimate the power of storms

By BILL KACZOR height above sea level. neighborhood. Associated Press “They need to have more of a gut reaction “So when they hear the storm Baker said local officials need surge is going to be, oh, say 15 to order evacuations earlier — TALLAHASSEE — Floridians about what this thing can do to them.” feet, most people have no idea of most people tend to stay put until often overestimate their ability to the implications of that,” Baker local notices are issued even after withstand a hurricane — and that - Jay Baker said. the National Hurricane Center puts them in potentially serious Hurricane expert, FSU A majority also don’t know has declared they are in a watch danger. their neighborhood’s color-coded or warning area. Florida State University pro- evacuation zone although most Local officials “have more fessor Jay Baker, who has spent Hurricane season begins evacuate from the most vulner- coastal counties have been pub- direct effect on how the public almost four decades questioning June 1 and emergency officials, able areas — those susceptible to licizing them for decades. The responds than just people seeing people about their storm experi- as always, are worried that if a flooding during even a minimal color codes, which differ from the forecast information,” Baker ences, said one constant over major storm hits that too many Category 1 hurricane. Charley, county to county, indicate what said. “You don’t see evacuation that span is that too many people people in the evacuation zones though, veered away and made areas need to be evacuated based numbers going up in large num- believe they are safer than they will stay put. Baker says the key landfall as a Category 4 storm on elevation and a storm’s pre- bers until officials issue evacua- are. They may think the storm to improving the evacuation rate further south, where the evacu- dicted strength. Most counties tion notices.” won’t hit them, or that it won’t be is to better inform the public ation rate was even lower, Baker make maps available showing the The Florida Division of as bad as it turns out. Some who about what will happen in a direct said. zones and they are on county Emergency Management this live in flood- and surge-prone hit. Surveys show that people who websites. year is targeting residents who areas believe their homes are “When you ask people ‘Why live in the riskiest areas tend to Charlotte County, which took arrived after the last major high enough and will be safe. didn’t you leave?’ the most com- underestimate the danger while a direct hit from Charley, has hurricane in 2005 and families “Maybe they just need to be mon reason is they didn’t think people in less hazardous areas placed color-coded evacuation with children under the age of more frightened,” said Baker, a they needed to,” Baker said. overestimate it. In a survey con- zone markers on stop signs. If 17 because surveys show they behavioral geologist. “They need When Hurricane Charley ducted a few years ago, only 14 residents are unsure of their are less prepared than childless to have more of a gut reaction was threatening the Tampa Bay percent of Florida residents ques- zones all they have to do is check families, said Julie Roberts, the about what this thing can do to region in 2004, only about half of tioned came within five feet of a nearby intersection to see if an agency’s new external affairs them.” the residents heeded orders to correctly identifying their home’s evacuation order applies to their director.

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Page PagePage Editor: Editor:Editor: Xxx, Xxx,Xxx, 754-xxxx 754-xxxx754-xxxx LAKELAKE CITYCITYLAKE REPORTERREPORTER CITY REPORTER locallocal HEALTH && STSTaa TE TE THURSd THURSDAY,THURSDAY,THURSDAY,ay, MAY 31, MAYMAYMAY 2012 31,31,31, 201220122012 aa7A Japan farmers plant, pray for radiation-free rice By YURI KAGEYAMA tion. That work is part of acknowledge they are in for Associated Press the 100 billion yen ($1.3 bil- a long haul. lion) Tokyo has allocated for Japan has a safety limit of FUKUSHIMA, Japan — decontamination efforts this radiation exposure at 1 mil- Last year’s crop sits in stor- year. lisievert per year, although age, deemed unsafe to eat, There had been no time some areas in Fukushima but Toraaki Ogata is back at for that last year. Tens of measure higher at about 20 his rice paddies, driving his thousands of bags of rice millisieverts. A 20-kilometer tractor trailing neat rows of from that harvest were too (12-mile) no-go zone was set seedlings. He’s living up to radiated to be sold. The gov- around the nuclear plant, his family’s proud, six-gener- ernment bought those crops, displacing some 100,000 ation history of rice farming, which sit in giant mounds in people. and praying that this time storage. Right next to the no-go his harvest will not have too Rice planting has been zone, in Minami Soma, 135 much radiation to sell. banned in the most contami- farms have been granted spe- That conflict is shared by nated areas, but the govern- cial permission to plant rice several thousand farmers in ment allowed it at some as an experiment but on the more than 7,000 hectares farms in areas that produced condition that all rice, regard- (17,000 acres) of Fukushima, contaminated rice last year, less of radiation levels, will be where some of last year’s har- including Ogata’s. After the destroyed. vest exceeded government October harvest, their rice “We couldn’t even plant safety standards because of will be run through special last year. We are doing every- radiation released when the machines that can detect the thing we can as a whole town March 2011 tsunami set off tiniest speck of radiation. so we will be growing rice the world’s second-worst Ogata is filled with uncer- next year,” said Yukio Nishi, nuclear accident. tainty. Though the govern- a Minami Soma agricultural For their rice to be sold, ment recently set up a sys- cooperative official. it will have to be tested — ASSOCIATED PRESS tem to buy and destroy his The government tough- every grain of it. Motoharu Tanji of Japan Agricultural Cooperative Association New Fukushima gestures crop from last year, he has no ened its restrictions on radia- “All I can do is pray there towards bags of rice piled up at a storage facility in Fukushima, northeastern Japan. They assurances that it will do so tion in rice and other food will be no radiation,” Ogata, are among tens of thousands of bags of rice from last year’s harvest that exceeded govern- again if this year’s rice can’t from April to 100 becquerels 58, said last week, wiping ment safety standards because of radiation released when the March 2011 tsunami set off be eaten. a kilogram (2 pounds) from his sweat during a break in He also doesn’t know which the emergency 500 bec- his 1.5-hectare paddy 60 kilo- the world’s second-worst nuclear accident and were too radiated to be sold. The government experts to believe. Scientists querels set in March last meters (35 miles) from the bought those crops, which now sit in giant mounds inside the storage facility. often come to Fukushima to year. The limits are lower for Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear discuss radiation at neighbor- milk, baby food and drinking plant. “It’s not our fault at all, imports. Many farmers are Hopes are high in this Following orders from hood meetings, but some say water. but the land of our ancestors too close to the nuclear disas- major agricultural north- the government, they have there will be no health effects Medical experts say risks has been defiled.” ter to return to the fields, eastern prefecture (state) sprinkled zeolite, a pebble- at all, while others say tens of from low-dose radiation can’t Rice farming is almost but others have gotten the that farmers will meet the like material that traps radio- thousands may get sick. be ruled out, but it may be sacred in rural Japan, and the go-ahead, even with the risk unprecedented challenge of active cesium, and added Radiation is expected to impossible to prove whether government protects farm- their harvests may end up producing safe-to-eat rice in fertilizer with potassium to decline year by year. But a person got cancer from ers with tight restrictions on being too radiated to ship. contaminated soil. help block radiation absorp- Ogata and other farmers radiation or something else. New approach tested for hard-to-treat hypertension Associated Press is underrated because people are trying medical devices push the drugs as far as you ease tends to get worse as you late blood pressure, such as WASHINGTON — “Maxed with it don’t look or feel sick and minimally invasive sur- can, but when they can’t go get older,” said Dr. Suzanne by relaxing or tightening key out on the medications” is until a lot of damage has been geries to help, such as stom- any further, you step in with Oparil, a hypertension spe- arteries. how Bill Ezzell describes his done. ach-shrinking techniques that more invasive approaches.” cialist at the University of “If there was a snake in the struggle with blood pressure. Pharmaceutical therapies improve obesity-caused diabe- Cardiologists’ interest in Alabama, Birmingham. “The room, all of our blood pres- It’s dangerously high even have been the cornerstone of tes and the new hypertension the nerve-zapping procedure complications pile on later.” sures would go up, appropri- though the North Carolina medicine for nearly a century, experiment. also reflects how severe the If deadening kidney nerves ately so,” explained interven- man swallows six different offering convenient, noninva- “I think we have to hit on burden of hypertension is sounds like a strange way to tional cardiologist Dr. Manesh drugs a day. sive treatment for countless all cylinders if we’re going to poised to become, with many attack hypertension, consid- Patel of Duke University, Hypertension may be the diseases. But when it comes take on these very important middle-aged boomers already er that nerves in the body’s one of more than 60 medical nation’s sneakiest epidemic, to some of the most stubborn diseases,” said Dr. Steven affected. “fight or flight” system play a centers around the country a time bomb that’s a leading chronic conditions, including Nissen, chair of the Cleveland “People are living longer role in signaling kidney func- studying Medtronic Inc.’s cause of heart attacks, strokes diabetes, obesity and hyper- Clinic’s department of cardiol- with hypertension, and the dis- tions, which in turn help regu- nerve-zapping procedure. and kidney failure, and one tension, medications too often ogy. “There are many exam- that’s growing worse as the aren’t enough. ples where this convergence population rapidly grows Researchers increasingly is taking place, where you older. 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By KEVIN BEGOS the head, and slither through Associated Press places humans can’t reach. “We sent our snake robots PITTSBURGH — Imagine into these caves off the coast a tiny snake robot crawling of the Red Sea to look for through your body, helping a evidence of ancient Egyptian surgeon identify diseases and ships,” he said. “To me perform operations. archaeology is like search It’s not science fiction. and rescue, but everyone’s Scientists and doctors are been dead for 5,000 years,” using the creeping metallic reducing the pressure. tools to perform surgery on Another expert at Carnegie hearts, prostate cancer, and Mellon stresses that there’s other diseased organs. The still an enormous gap snakebots carry tiny camer- between humans and even as, scissors and forceps, and the most high-tech robots. even more advanced sensors Manuela Velosa noted that are in the works. For now, robots have been built that they’re powered by tethers excel at one or two tasks — that humans control. But but not at the variety of tasks experts say the day is coming humans perform without when some robots will roam even thinking. the body on their own. Velosa has been building “It won’t be very long robots that ask humans for before we have robots that help when they don’t know are nanobots, meaning they what to do, as well as teams of will actually be inside the robots that play soccer against body without tethers,” said each other. Sometimes, the Dr. Michael Argenziano, robots surprise her. the Chief of Adult Cardiac During one soccer game Surgery at New York- against robots from anoth- Presbyterian Hospital and er university, the Carnegie Columbia University Medical Mellon team scored on a par- Center in New York. ticular play. That sent a posi- Argenziano was tive signal to the robot’s com- involved with some of the puters, which are designed to first U.S. Food and Drug reward success and discour- Administration clinical tri- age failures in the game. als on robotic heart surgery Her robots then tried the more than 10 years ago. Now ASSOCIATED PRESS play again — and scored he says snake robots have Carnegie Mellon University professor Howie Choset, right, stands beside a robot as staff researcher Florinan Enner uses a again. It turned out they become a commonly used controller to demonstrate how it climbs up a tubular armature at their lab on campus in Pittsburgh. Scientists and doctors are had discovered a program- tool that gives surgeons a using the creeping metallic tools to perform surgery on hearts, prostate cancer and other diseased organs. ing flaw in the other team of whole new perspective. robots, just like some sports “It’s like the ability to teams find a flaw in their have little hands inside the robots, particularly snake with far less damage to the tumors, but to seeing exactly “The robot is good at certain opponents. patients, as if the surgeon robots, at Pittsburgh’s body, helping the patient heal what nerves to leave intact. things and it’s not good at In the second half Velosa’s had been shrunken, and was Carnegie Mellon University faster. For example, instead Tewari said he’s most other things,” he said. Some robot’s kept using the same working on the heart valve,” for years. of opening the entire chest excited about the potential studies have found that the play, scoring every time, and he said. Choset believes that his up during heart surgery, a for surgical robots to do cost effectiveness of surgi- thus reinforcing the tendency But Argenziano and snake robot and others like it small incision is made, and things humans can’t do. He cal robots varies greatly. In to try the play over and over. experts in robotics say the help reduce medical costs by the robot crawls inside to the said the variety of sensors smaller hospitals, the high The robots crushed the other new creations work best making complex surgeries proper spot. available for surgical robots cost of purchasing and main- team. when they’re designed for faster and easier. Choset says Dr. Ashutosh Tewari of keeps expanding, even as taining a robot may not make “It was programmed by very specific tasks. “The his new design is smaller and Weill Cornell Medical College they get smaller. He said sense. me, but it looked to me as robot is a tool. It is no differ- more flexible than earlier in New York has used robotic they may one day be able to Choset has also built larg- if they learned,” she said. “I ent in that sense than a scal- models: The diameter of the tools to perform thousands test chemicals or blood in the er snake robots designed for believe we are much closer pel. It’s really a master-slave head is less than the size of of prostate operations. He body, or even the electrical search and rescue, or just to having robots be able to device,” he said. a dime. said the precision of the connections in nerves. exploration. They can climb coexist with humans. The Howie Choset has been The size of surgical robots tiny robotic tool is vital not Argenziano noted that poles or trees and then look beautiful thing is you see the researching and building allows surgeons to operate just to cutting out cancerous robots aren’t a magic cure. around through a camera in robots learning. 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By DINESH RAMDE generations that contented “It’s kind of like how an apprehensive at first, until farm in Grafton, Ohio, about said. However, he couldn’t Associated Press cows give more milk. The tra- athlete with a sprained ankle they figure out how good it a year ago. It took the 220 credit the waterbeds with ditional techniques for keep- isn’t as productive,” said feels.” dairy cows a few months to all the improvement; he also CHILTON, Wis. — Lucky, ing cows happy aren’t compli- Larry Meyer, 36, whose par- Meyer didn’t have specific adjust to the softer surface upgraded ventilation in his a 7-year-old dairy cow, had cated — feed them well, keep ents own the dairy farm in figures on how much milk but now they seem to enjoy barns and installed misting been walking with a limp for the temperature comfortable Chilton, Wis., where Lucky Lucky gave following her it, he said. technology to keep the herd several weeks when veteri- and give them room to move and another 115 dairy cows chiropractic treatments, but “They were real skeptical cool. narian Sara Gilbertson was around. But some dairy farm- live. “If you can get a cow because her mother was the at first because it was real Dairy farmers commonly called. Instead of prescribing ers are turning to a new array healthy and back to normal, most productive cow in the jiggly,” said Conrad, 53, “but adjust air, temperature and painkillers, Gilbertson tried of creative options intended to it makes a difference in their herd, he wanted to make sure once they adapted they didn’t lighting to keep cows happy. an unusual new therapy — a keep cows as mellow — and productivity.” Lucky was in good shape. look back. They just jump on Some have also installed chiropractic adjustment that productive — as possible. Cows can suffer injuries While chiropractic care is and stay there.” large rotating brushes that included a full-length spinal Some farmers have installed if they slip on a slick spot reserved for injured cows, The result has been milk gently scratch the cows’ massage. waterbeds for their cows to of concrete or get stepped dairy farmers also are invest- with fewer impurities and in backs and massage their Gilbertson rubbed the rest on, while others play clas- on by another 1,500-pound ing in healthy cows’ happi- greater volume — cows that faces and shoulders, said Holstein’s spine by gently sical music. And some hire bovine, and some calves get ness. used to give about 80 pounds Marcia Endres, a University squeezing it from neck to tail, animal chiropractors to give their necks kinked during the Richard Conrad installed of milk per day now aver- of Minnesota Extension dairy pausing to apply firm pres- older cows a tuneup and cor- birthing process. The inju- $70,000 waterbeds on his age about 90 pounds, Conrad scientist. sure to one hip and readjust rect minor issues in calves, ries can cause pain when the several vertebrae. The cow all part of the effort to ensure animals stand, making them stood in calm silence, mov- maximum milk output. reluctant to jostle for food and ing only enough to reach Do the methods really leading to compensatory inju- another mouthful of hay. work? There’s no sound sci- ries. That, in turn, leads to Later, as Lucky reclined on a entific data to back up the less milk production. bed of sand, Gilbertson noted claims, but dairy farmers say That’s why farmers are with satisfaction how relaxed they can see the difference willing to spend about $75 and comfortable the animal with their own eyes — cows per session for a chiropractic seemed. are giving more milk, the adjustment. Cow comfort has become milk quality is improving and “The cows tolerate it incred- a key concern for the nation’s the herds seem to be enjoy- ibly well,” said Gilbertson, the farmers, who have known for ing the indulgences. veterinarian. “They may be SOUTHERNSOUTHERN INTERNALINTERNAL MEDICINEMEDICINE AcceptingAccepting NewNew PatientsPatients SpecializingSpecializing in in adult adult medical medical care care including: including: •• Primary Primary Care Care •• Diabetes Diabetes •• Optifast® Optifast® Weight Weight Loss Loss •• High High Blood Blood Pressure Pressure •• Headache Headache Evaluation Evaluation and and System System •• Heart Heart Disease Disease Treatment Treatment •• Full Full Dizziness, Dizziness, vertigo vertigo and and •• Lung Lung Disease Disease •• Arthritis Arthritis balance balance diagnosis diagnosis and and •• Gastrointestinal Gastrointestinal •• Low Low Back Back Problems Problems treatment treatment •• High High Cholesterol Cholesterol Evaluation Evaluation and and Treatment Treatment •• Women’s Women’s Health Health

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By BRANDON FINLEY downs, the White began to [email protected] drive the ball for the first scoring possession of the Columbia High head game. coach Brian Allen was Garrett Finnell hit Jeffrey among a group of Tigers’ Booher on fourth down to coaches that got a peak into move the Red into scoring the future as the Lake City position. A 20-yard run by Middle School Falcons held Jordan moved the Red to the their annual spring game one and Bridges capped the on Wednesday. drive off with a touchdown The Red & Black game as run on a fullback dive. it was billed split teams into Finnell kept the ball on two units to cap off spring the two-point conversion practice for the Falcons. attempt and gave the Red New coach Richard Keen an 8-0 lead. was looking for a closely- The Black answered contested game and the quickly. result was just that. On the first play of the The Black came out next series, Don Robinson with a 12-8 win in a game took the ball and rumbled that was dominated mainly the distance for a touch- on the ground and by the down. The two-point con- defenses. version failed to leave the The Red began the game Black down 8-6 at the half. with the ball and Derontae The second half was Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER Jordan ripped off a nine- all Black, however, with Lake City Reporter yard carry on the game’s Robinson doing the dam- first play. After a five-yard age. run for a first down, Brock On the half’s first play, Edge intercepted a pass to Robinson found a hole up give the ball to the Black for the middle, cut outside and ABOVE: Lake City Middle its first possession. rushed 80 yards for a touch- School’s Terrious Baker The possession wouldn’t down to give the Black a scrambles toward the last long for the Falcons as 12-8 lead. The two-point sideline during the Red & Justin Bridges recovered a conversion failed. fumble on the first play to Robinson then recovered Black game on Wednesday. give Red possession back. a fumble on the Red’s fol- Bridges was reward- lowing possession and ed with the first carry of returned it for a touchdown, the drive and rumbled 15 but the ball was ruled down LEFT: Falcons’ running back yards down the field. Davin to leave the game at 12-8. Don Robinson breaks a Schuck connected with Terrious Baker then tackle by Deontae Robinson Nathaniel Maxwell for a ripped off a 25-yard run during the Red & Black game six-yard reception on third to move Red into scoring on Wednesday. down to move the chains, position but Robinson again but Chase Cervantes inter- came through with a big cepted the next pass to give play to intercept a pass and the ball back to the Black. After a turnover on LCMS continued on 6B The Suwannee River Jam made History! Remember your Good Times at The Jam with the Special Souvenir Mug featuring this year’s Jam performances! Coffee or  W Fountain Refi lls %?N
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Mets 6, Philadelphia 3 11. Texas A&M 42-16 476 11 71). registration open Boston at Miami (n) Atlanta 5, St. Louis 4 12. Stanford 38-16 474 12 French Open singles Purse: $1.5 million. Winner’s share: The Boys Club of Today Miami 3, Washington 1 13. Kentucky 43-16 473 13 $225,000. San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 14. Cal St. Fullerton35-19 471 15 Television: Golf Channel (Friday, 12:30- Columbia County has a At Stade Roland Garros Friday San Francisco 3, Arizona 1 15. N.C. State 39-17 469 16 2:30 p.m.; Saturday, 2:30-6 p.m.; Sunday, summer program from Paris Miami at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games 16. Purdue 44-12 467 18 3-5 a.m., 2-6 p.m.; Monday, 3-5 a.m.). Monday through Aug. 10 Wednesday Saturday Chicago Cubs 8, San Diego 6 17. Mississippi St. 39-22 464 21 CHAMPIONS TOUR Men for girls and boys ages San Antonio at Oklahoma City, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (n) 18. Oregon St. 38-18 461 28 PRINCIPAL CHARITY CLASSIC Second Round 6-14. Cost is $250. 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets (n) 19. Arkansas 39-19 459 14 Site: West Des Moines, Iowa. Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Blaz Sunday St. Louis at Atlanta (n) 20. Arizona St. 36-20 458 17 Schedule: Today-Sunday. For details, call the club Kavcic, Slovenia, 6-0, 6-4, 6-4. Miami at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Washington at Miami (n) 21. UCF 43-15 456 19 Course: Glen Oaks Country Club at 752-4184. Juan Martin del Potro (9), Argentina, Houston at Colorado (n) 22. Miami 36-21 454 23 (6,879 yards, par 71). def. Edouard Roger-Vasselin, France, 6-7 Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers (n) 23. Oklahoma 38-22 451 25 Purse: $1.75 million. Winner’s share: WNBA schedule (5), 7-6 (3), 6-4, 6-4. YOUTH SOCCER Arizona at San Francisco (n) 24. Virginia 38-17-1 448 24 $262,500. Roger Federer (3), Switzerland, def. Today’s Games 25. Kent St. 41-17 446 27 Television: Golf Channel (Friday, 6:30- Tuesday’s Game Adrian Ungur, Romania, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (6), CYSA registration Houston (Norris 5-1) at Colorado 26. New Mexico 36-22 445 — 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, 12:30-2:30 a.m., 6:30- Los Angeles 76, Tulsa 75 6-3. (Guthrie 2-3), 8:40 p.m. 27. San Diego 40-15 443 20 9:30 p.m.; Sunday, 1-3 a.m., 7-9:30 p.m.; Wednesday’s Games Nicolas Devilder, France, def. Michael for summer Milwaukee (Greinke 5-2) at L.A. 28. Vanderbilt 33-26 440 — Monday, 1-3 a.m.). Minnesota at Washington (n) Berrer, Germany, 7-6 (5), 6-4, 6-2. Dodgers (Billingsley 2-3), 10:10 p.m. 29. St. John’s 37-21 438 — OTHER TOURNAMENTS Columbia Youth Soccer Chicago at San Antonio (n) Andreas Seppi (22), Italy, def. Mikhail Friday’s Games MEN Today’s Game 30. Georgia Tech 36-24 437 — Kukushkin, Kazakhstan, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 2-6, Association’s summer Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. NGA TOUR: ComSouth Classic, Phoenix at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 6-1, 6-2. recreational league Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Today-Sunday, Southern Hills Golf Marin Cilic (21), Croatia, def. Juan St. Louis at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. AUTO RACING Club, Hawkinsville, Ga. Online: http:// registration for ages 3-16 Carlos Ferrero, Spain, 7-6 (4), 6-2, 6-3. Cincinnati at Houston, 8:05 p.m. www.ngatour.com is 6-7 p.m. today. Fee of BASEBALL Tomas Berdych (7), Czech Republic, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Race week def. Michael Llodra, France, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. $65 includes uniform. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. AL standings Kevin Anderson (31), South Africa, For details, call Arizona at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. SOFTBALL NASCAR def. Horacio Zeballos, Argentina, 6-3, 3-6, 288-2504 or 288-4481. Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, East Division SPRINT CUP 6-3, 6-0. 10:15 p.m. College World Series W L Pct GB FEDEX 400 Gilles Simon (11), France, def. Brian POP WARNER CHEERING Baltimore 29 21 .580 — Site: Dover, Del. Baker, United States, 6-4, 6-1, 6-7 (4), 1 At ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Tampa Bay 29 22 .569 ⁄2 NCAA Regionals Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, 1-6, 6-0. 1 Oklahoma City Jags cheerleaders New York 26 23 .531 2 ⁄2 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 2:30-4:30 p.m.), Fernando Verdasco (14), Spain, def. Toronto 26 24 .520 3 Friday Saturday, qualifying (Speed, noon- Gilles Muller, Luxembourg, 6-7 (5), 6-3, Today coming to mall 1 Game 1 — South Florida (50-12) Boston 25 24 .510 3 ⁄2 At Dick Howser Stadium 1:30 p.m.), Sunday, race, 1 p.m. (Fox, 12:30- 6-2, 6-2. Central Division Tallahassee 4:30 p.m.). Stanislas Wawrinka (18), Switzerland, vs. Oklahoma (50-8), 1 p.m. Pop Warner Football W L Pct GB Game 1 — Mississippi State (39-22) vs. Track: Dover International Speedway def. Pablo Andujar, Spain, 7-6 (3), 6-7 (4), Game 2 — LSU (39-23) vs. California cheerleading has Chicago 29 22 .569 — Samford (39-21), Noon (oval, 1.0 miles). 6-2, 6-1. (56-5), 3:30 p.m. 1 Game 3 — Tennessee (52-12) vs. registration from 11 a.m. Cleveland 27 23 .540 1 ⁄2 Game 2 — Florida State (43-15) Race distance: 400 miles, 400 laps. Lukasz Kubot, Poland, def. Florent Detroit 23 26 .469 5 vs. UAB (32-28), 6 p.m. Next race: Pocono 400, June 10, Serra, France, 7-6 (0), 6-2, 7-6 (4). Alabama (55-7), 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Kansas City 21 28 .429 7 ——— Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pa. Nicolas Mahut, France, def. Martin Game 4 — Oregon (44-16) vs. Arizona Lake City Mall. Cost is 1 State (51-9), 9:30 p.m. Minnesota 18 32 .360 10 ⁄2 At Alfred A. McKethan Stadium Online: http://www.nascar.com Klizan, Slovakia, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5), 6-3. $50. Jacksonville Jaguars West Division Gainesville NATIONWIDE Women cheerleaders will be on W L Pct GB Game 1 — Georgia Tech (36-24) vs. 5-HOUR ENERGY 200 Second Round Texas 31 19 .620 — College of Charleston (37-20), 1 p.m. Site: Dover, Del. Victoria Azarenka (1), Belarus, def. HOCKEY hand to take pictures and 1 Los Angeles 26 25 .510 5 ⁄2 Game 2 — Florida (42-18) vs. Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, 12:30- Dinah Pfizenmaier, Germany, 6-1, 6-1. sign autographs. 1 Oakland 22 29 .431 9 ⁄2 Bethune-Cookman (34-25), 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m.); Saturday, qualifying (ESPN2, Dominika Cibulkova (15), Slovakia, def. Stanley Cup For details, call cheer Seattle 22 30 .423 10 ——— 10:30-11:30 a.m.), race, 2 p.m. (ESPN, Vania King, United States, 6-0, 6-2. coordinator Renea Smith Tuesday’s Games At Mark Light Stadium 1-4:30 p.m.). Sam Stosur (6), Australia, def. Irina Wednesday at (352) 275-2575. Kansas City 8, Cleveland 2 Coral Gables Track: Dover International Speedway. Falconi, United States, 6-1, 6-4. Los Angeles at New Jersey (n) Toronto 8, Baltimore 6 Game 1 — UCF (43-15) vs. Race distance: 200 miles, 200 laps. Aleksandra Wozniak, Canada, def. Saturday Chicago White Sox 7, Tampa Bay 2 Missouri State (39-20), 2 p.m. Next race: Alliance Truck Parts 250, Zheng Jie (31), China, 6-2, 6-4. Los Angeles at New Jersey, 8 p.m. n From staff reports THURSDAY EVENING MAY 31, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Duets “Classic Duets” The pairs perform classic duets. (N) Å Rookie Blue “Class Dismissed” (N) News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N) 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. 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(N) The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å America’s Got Talent Å America’s Got Talent Å News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) U.S. House of Representatives Capitol Hill Hearings WGN-A 16 239 307 30 Rock Å 30 Rock Å America’s Funniest Home Videos How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother WGN News at Nine (N) Å 30 Rock Å Scrubs Å TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Home Improve. Home Improve. Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Hardcover Mysteries Å Hardcover Mysteries “Sandra Brown” Hardcover Mysteries “David Baldacci” Undercover Boss: Abroad “Viridor” Undercover Boss: Abroad Undercover Boss: Abroad “Viridor” A&E 19 118 265 The First 48 A gunfi ght at a gas station. The First 48 Å The First 48 “Missing” Å The First 48 “Ultimate Price” Å The First 48 “Brutal Business” Å (:01) The First 48 Å HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie “Four Eyes” Little House on the Prairie Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››‡ “Everybody’s Fine” (2009) Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore. Premiere. CNN 24 200 202 John King, USA (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 Bones “The Death of the Queen Bee” Bones “The Predator in the Pool” NBA Pregame (N) (Live) Å d NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder. 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Å NCIS A blind photographer. Å Common Law “Ride-Along” Å BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” Å ›› “John Q” (2002) Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall. A father resorts to violence to obtain a heart for his son. Å The Game Å The Game Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å NBA Face to Face With Hannah Storm 2012 Scripps National Spelling Bee In Washington, D.C. (N) (Live) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 NFL32 (N) (Live) Å College Softball NCAA World Series, Game 3: Teams TBA. (N) Å NCAA Update College Softball NCAA World Series, Game 4: Teams TBA. 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Å River Monsters “Pack of Teeth” Å River Monsters “Killer Catfi sh” Å FOOD 51 110 231 Chopped “Against the Tide” Chopped Smoked turkey leg dishes. Chopped “One in a Hundred” Chopped A seafood surprise. Sweet Genius “Lofty Genius” (N) Sweet Genius “Glowing Genius” TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Always Good New The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Joel Osteen Å Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - Panthers Post UFC Insider World Poker Tour: Season 10 UFC From Sydney, Australia. The Dan Patrick Show UFC Unleashed SYFY 58 122 244 “Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare” ›‡ “Queen of the Damned” (2002, Horror) Stuart Townsend, Aaliyah. ›› “Stealth” (2005, Action) Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel. Three pilots combat artifi cial intelligence. Battle of Los AMC 60 130 254 CSI: Miami “Tipping Point” Å CSI: Miami “Head Case” Å ›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Sam Gerard gets caught up in another fugitive case. 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Equipment can be inspected at Plaintiff, or email our NEPA Coordinator Cin- 07/15/2012 – 12/23/2012. Ran- RECEPTIONIST, Computer skills Female Jack Russell place of sale. The equipment will be vs. dy Thompson at dom drug testing may be done af- required, reply to: P.O. Box 7246, Good with Children sold AS IS, without warranty. We re- TRAVIS S. NASH, et al. [email protected]. Re- ter hire at the employer’s expense. Lake City, FL 32055 Contact 386.288.5578 serve the right to bid. For further in- Defendant. spondents wishing to file an objec- Wage of $9.38/hr. Worker guaran- LOST-Boston Terrier, black & formation please contact Dick Wil- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE tion should mail that objection to: teed 3/4 of contract hours. Tools Registered Sleep Technician (RPSGT) needed part-time for white, husky built, blue/white left son (484) 919-2169 Cell, SALE Susan Mathews, Forest Supervisor, provided at no cost. Free housing eye, last seen on 441 South. Reference Number 1009133 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- County Line Wildfire Objection Re- provided to non commuting work- accredited sleep center. Fax resume to (386) 754-1712. Reward offered - Safe Return suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- view Officer, John Knox Rd. Suite ers. Transportation & subsistence Contact 386.623.0135 05532799 sure dated May 17, 2012, and en- F-100, Tallahassee FL 32303. reimbursed when 50% of contract May 31, 2012 tered in 11-588 CA of the Circuit TANKER DRIVER PUBLISHER'S NOTE is met. Apply for this job at the Night Position & Part time day June 7, 2012 Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in 05532895 nearest Florida One Stop Career Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs and for Columbia County, Florida, May 31, 2012 position needed, Gasoline & and cats being sold to be at least 8 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Center or call 386-755-9026 and Diesel Fuel Transport Delivery wherein BANK OF AMERICA, reference job order KY0453679. weeks old and have a health THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Driver, Tues. - Sat., certificate from a licensed THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN TO BAC HOME LOANS SERVIC- Attention Stylist - Tired of Truck based in Lake City, Florida, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY Lost & Found veterinarian documenting they ING, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE 020 paying high chair rent? Come and Local Deliveries, Health have mandatory shots and are CIVIL DIVISION HOME LOANS SERVICING LP, is Insurance, 401K, Paid Vacation CASE NO. 11000143CA check us out. New Salon needs free from intestinal and external the Plaintiff and TRAVIS S. NASH: LOST DOG - Chocolate Lab, 70 three stylist. $100/wk + retail Competitive Pay Structure, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., lbs, “Molly”. Lost near Platation parasites. Many species of wild- MISTY C. NASH; UNKNOWN commision. 755-6992 or appt Must have two years driver life must be licensed by Florida Plaintiff, TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- neighborhood, REWARD. Call experience, clean MVR, vs. ANT #2 are the Defendant(s). P. 755-3456 or 303.2500 “Bob” ’ CDL Drivers Wanted, Fish and Wildlife. If you are LEONARD NICHOLS; UN- Application available by emailing: unsure, contact the local Dewitt Cason as the Clerk of the Cir- 303.2503 “Mike” dedicated routes, Target Account, [email protected] KNOWN SPOUSE OF LEONARD cuit Court will sell to the highest and Out of Lake City, FL office for information. NICHOLS; IF LIVING, INCLUD- Fax completed applications to best bidder for cash at 173 NE Her- Job Call Willie 229-630-0021 Heather at 850-973-3702. ING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE nando Ave., Lake City, FL 32056, at OF SAID DEFENDANT(S),, IF RE- 100 Opportunities Questions call 1-800-226-5434 27th on June, 2012, the following de- ELECTRICIAN NEEDED 407 Computers MARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, scribed property as set forth in said Looking for electricians w/ a min after 3:00 p.m., Speak to Ronnie. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN Final Judgment, to wit: 05532728 of 3 yrs commercial exp., able to HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Wee Care of Columbia City DELL Computer, LOT 33, EMERALD FOREST, Sales Position available at the bend pipe, pull wire, install devi- is hiring CDA Teachers. Full time $100.00 ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIE- PHASE 2, AS PER PLAT THERE- North Florida Auto Agency. ces, and fixtures. Must be able to NORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND & Part time available. Experience 386-755-9984 or OF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Benefits package, bonuses, paid pass background check. DSWP, required. Apply in person. 386-292-2170 ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- 6, PAGE 77 OF THE PUBLIC RE- training/vacation. Exp. a plus EOE. Email resume to ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- but not necessary. Looking for [email protected] or AGAINST THE NAMED DE- TY, FLORIDA. FENDANT(S); UNKNOWN TEN- highly motivated, positive atti- call 352-351-4605 REPORTER Classifieds Any person claiming an interest in tude & professional appearance. ANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- EXPERIENCED CERTIFIED Defendant(s) Apply in person or call Brad In Print and On Line er than the property owner as of the today at 386-758-6171. DIESEL MECHANICS and NOTICE OF SALE date of the lis pendens must file a TECHNICIANS needed for grow- www.lakecityreporter.com Notice is hereby given that, pursuant claim within 60 days after the sale. ing Motorcoach Company. Full to a Final Summary Judgment of Date this 17 day of May, 2012. 05532829 Time, Benefits, Profit Sharing. Foreclosure entered in the above- P. Dewitt Cason United States Cold Please Email styled cause, in the Circuit Court of As Clerk of the Court [email protected] Columbia County, Florida, I will sell By: B. Scippio Storage, Inc. the property situate in Columbia As Deputy Clerk is now hiring warehouse Family Owned Wellness Company County, Florida, described as: IMPORTANT forklift operators Expanding to Florida BEGIN at the Northeast corner of If you are a person with a disability Great benefits We will train. Looking for Block No. 276 and run thence East who needs any accommodation in Minimum qualifications motivated individuals to help grow 506.0 feet for a POINT OF BEGIN- order to participate in this proceed- High School diploma area. If you are tired of living pay- NING, thence run East 64.0 feet; ing, you are entitled, at no cost to Prior forklift experience check to paycheck. Call thence South 210.0 feet; thence West you, to the provision of certain assis- 386-754-8811 Call for details. 64.0 feet; thence North 210.0 feet to tance. Persons with a disability who Apply in person the POINT OF BEGINNING; Being need any accommodation to partici- May 31st and June 1st FRONT DESK Reception Help a part of Lot or Block No. 297 in the pate should call the ADA Coordina- 211 NE McCloskey Ave Wanted for RV Resort-Must have Eastern Division of the City of Lake tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box Lake City, FL 32055 computer and telephone skills, City, Florida. According to the Map 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- EOE great customer service and sched- or plat of same. Lying in Section 32, 719-7428, at least 7 days before your ule flexibility. If interested please Township 3 South, Range 17 East, scheduled court appearance, or im- call 516-410-3895 or email Columbia County, Florida. mediately upon receiving this notifi- 05532918 [email protected] A/K/A cation if the time before the sched- FANTASTIC 654 SE Saint Johns Street uled appearance is less than 7 days; Lake City, FL 32025 OPPORTUNITIES FRONT OFFICE if you are hearing impaired call (800) Housekeeping Supervisory at public sale, to the highest and best 955-8771; if you are voice impaired bidder, for cash, West door of the Position-FT- Supervisory RECEPTIONIST call (800) 955-8770. Experience Required Columbia County Courthouse, 145 Submitted by: Robertson, Anschutz Needed for Internal Medicine. N. Hernando Street, Lake City, FL & Schneid, P.L. Housekeeping Positions- Fax resume 386-752-9073. 32056 at 11:00 AM, on June 27, Attorneys for Plaintiff PT/FT-Experienced preferred 2012. 3010 N. Military Trail, Suite 300 but not required. MULTIPLE POSITIONS DATE THIS 17 DAY OF MAY, Boca Raton, FL 33431 Great working environment. Available at local web based 2102. Telephone: 561-241-6901 MUST be dependable, team company. Customer Service – Any person claiming an interest in Fax: 561-241-9181 player, have a strong work looking for full time employee the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- ethic, and able to work a flexi- who has previous sales experience. er than the property owner as of the 02500210 ble schedule including week- Candidate must be confident, have date of the lis pendens, must file a May 24, 31, 2012 computer skills, claim within 60 days after the sale. ends and holidays. We offer Competitive Pay and Health good people skills. Also looking Witness, my hand and seal of this REQUEST FOR COMMENTS En- to fill positions in Production night court on the 17 day of May, 2012. vironmental Assessment, County Benefits. Apply in person at the Comfort Suites 3690 W US shift as well as our Marketing De- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Line Wildfire Salvage and Restora- partment. To apply, please email By: B. Scippio tion. District Ranger Ivan Green re- Highway 90. Please DO NOT Deputy Clerk quests comments on the proposed call the hotel regarding your resume to kendall.hand@speedy- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- project listed above. We have com- application. signs.com. TIES ACT: If you are a person with pleted the Environmental Assess- or fax resume to 386-755-4704. a disability who requires accommo- ment (EA) to consider salvage and 5 TEMPORARY Farm Workers dations in order to participate in a restoration activities on the Osceola Needed. Employer: Mike Hutchi- court proceeding, you are entitled, at National Forest (OSC) following the son – Stephensport, KY. Perform no cost to you, the provision of cer- April 2012 County Line Wildfire. tain assistance. Individuals with a The U.S. Forest Service proposes to all duties of Tobacco, Hay/Straw, disability who require special accom- conduct salvage operations in ap- & Row Crop Production; including modations in order to participate in a proximately 3,600 acres to remove seeding, fertilizing, planting, plow- court proceeding should contact the dead and dying timber left by the ing, weeding, spraying, irrigating, ADA Coordinator, 173 NE Hernan- County Line Fire. All of the stands harvesting, & packaging; and gen- do Avenue, Room 408, Lake City, are slash pine plantations of varying eral farm maintenance. Employ- FL 32055, (386) 719-7428, within ages. About 1,656 acres of non-mer- ment Dates: 07/10/2012 – two (2) business days of receipt of chantable, severely burned timber 12/31/2012. Random drug testing notice to appear. would be removed, followed by re- may be done after hire at the em- Individuals who are hearing impaired planting with longleaf pine. About ployer’s expense. Wage of should call (800) 955-8771. 711 acres of older pine plantation $9.38/hr. Worker guaranteed 3/4 Individuals who are voice impaired would be selectively thinned to re- of contract hours. Tools provided should call (800) 955-8770. move damaged trees and sold as im- at no cost. Free housing provided mature sawtimber. About 1,215 acres to non commuting workers. 02500209 of young slash pine would be clear- Transportation & subsistence reim- May 24, 31, 2012 cut, sold as pulpwood, followed by bursed when 50% of contract is PUBLIC NOTICE ON replanting with longleaf pine. Mer- chantable timber would be harvested met. Apply for this job at the near- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS est Florida One Stop Career Center RFP-021-2012 through advertised sales for an esti- mated volume of about 21,000 CCF. or call 386-755-9026 and reference Sealed proposals will be accepted by job order KY0453448. the City of Lake City, Florida, 205 N These harvests would occur in fire- Marion Avenue, Lake City, Florida damaged sites. The purpose for this 5 TEMPORARY Farm Workers 32055 until Tuesday, June 26, 2012 action is to remove hazardous fire Needed. Employer: George L. at 3:00 P.M. It is noted that formal fuel loads, reduce the risks of insects Miller DBA Miller & Son Farms - openings are not held. However, at and disease in adjacent healthy tim- Eastview, KY. Perform all duties the date and time indicated for the ber, and to restore the area back to of Tobacco, Hay/Straw, Row submission deadline, names of the native longleaf pine. The project area Crop, & Greenhouse/Nursery Pro- offeror who submitted proposals will occurs in the northern area of the Os- ceola National Forest (OSC), includ- duction; including seeding, fertiliz- be released to the public. No other ing, planting, plowing, weeding, information will be released at that ing the Pinhook Purchase Unit and newly-acquired lands to the west of spraying, irrigating, harvesting, & time. packaging; and general farm main- GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE Pinhook Swamp, approximately 12 miles north of Lake City, Florida. tenance. Employment Dates: Documents may be viewed on the 07/15/2012 – 12/31/2012. Ran- City website at Due to the nature of post-wildfire re- procurement.lcfla.com or on De- storation needs, the District Ranger dom drug testing may be done af- mandStar.com. Contact the Procure- has determined that the use of 36 ter hire at the employer’s expense. ment Department at (386) 719-5816 CFR Part 218 regulations will pro- Wage of $9.38/hr. Worker guaran- or (386) 719-5818 for more informa- vide the most effective timing for teed 3/4 of contract hours. Tools tion. public comment. These regulations provided at no cost. Free housing provide a predecisional administra- provided to non commuting work- 05532915 tive review (30-day objection period) ers. Transportation & subsistence May 31, 2012 authorized by the Healthy Forest Re- reimbursed when 50% of contract storation Act of 2003. In accordance is met. Apply for this job at the with 36 CFR 218, individuals and or- nearest Florida One Stop Career LAKE CITY REPORTER ganizations wishing to be eligible to file an objection must supply written Center or call 386-755-9026 and comments during the opportunity for reference job order KY0453686. public comment; this constitutes the 6 TEMPORARY Farm Workers objection period. Comments received Needed. Employer: Dennis Brent in response to this solicitation, in- Gosney - Falmouth, KY. Perform cluding names and addresses of those who comment, will be consid- all duties of Tobacco & Hay/Straw ered part of the public record on this Production; including seeding, fer- proposed action and will be available tilizing, planting, plowing, weed- for public inspection. Written com- ing, spraying, irrigating, harvest- ments on this proposal should be sent ing, & packaging; and general 755-5440 755-5445 to: Ivan Green, Osceola National Classifieds Circulation farm maintenance. Employment This Reporter Works For You! Forest, 24874 US Hwy 90, Sander- son, FL 32087. Hand-delivered com- Dates: 07/15/2012 – 02/01/2013. ments must be received within our Random drug testing may be done Lake City Reporter Classifieds normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. after hire at the employer’s ex- dial-a-pro to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday pense. Wage of $9.38/hr. Worker Reporter Service Directory and 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Friday, guaranteed 3/4 of contract hours. 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties excluding federal holidays. Com- Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details Tools provided at no cost. Free ments may also be mailed electroni- cally in a common digital format to housing provided to non commut- our office at comments-southern- ing workers. Transportation & Heating & Air [email protected]. Comments must subsistence reimbursed when 50% be submitted within a 30-day period of contract is met. Apply for this LARGE A/C window unit with starting from the day after this notice job at the nearest Florida One Stop remote. Looks & Works Great! is published. Please include: title of Career Center or call 386-755- $350 OBO the Proposed Action and supported reasons that the Responsible Official 9026 and reference job order Contact 386-292-3927 KY0454046. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012 5B Mobile Home Farms & 409 Jewelry 650 & Land 790 Vacation Rentals 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale 820 Acreage PANDORA BRACELET CENTURY 21, The Darby Rog- Horseshoe Beach Special CENTURY 21, The Darby Rog- Lake front 3/2 custom Western Ce- 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well Sterling Silver w/gold lock and ers Company, Lg. MH approx. Gulf Front 2br, w/lg porch, dock, ers Company, Brick 3Br/2B, lg dar. Lots of storage space. Private installed, Beautifully wooded two gold clips. Cost $970 - have 2,280 sq. ft. has new wood floors, fish sink. wkend $395./wk $895. kitchen, 2 car garage , approx 2566 dock $189,000. MLS# 74681 w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, receipt, Asking $625. Worn only a in McAlpin on 5 plus acres. MLS 386-235-3633/352-498-5986 sq ft, 2.36 ac MLS#80206, Jo Lytte-Remax 386-365-2821 no down, $39,900, $410 mon few times. 386-752-0593. #78866, $79,500, 386-752-6575 alwaysonvacation.com #419-181 $128,000. 386-752-6575 www.jolytte.florida-property-search.com Call 352-215-1018 “Florida’s Last Frontier” www.LandOwnerFinancing.com Lawn & Garden CENTURY 21, The Darby Rog- CENTURY 21, The Darby Rog- BRICK 3 BR/2 BA, 2,254 sq. ft., 410 Equipment ers Company, Stunning Triple- ers Company, 2 Story vinyl sided, fireplace, sprinkler system. water Owner Financed land with only wide MH, grounds with huge oaks Lots for Sale 3/2 on 5 plus acres. 1,650 sq. ft. in softener, $189,500 MLS #77783, $300 down payment. Half to ten ac Kubota B1750, 20 HP tractor in & hardwoods. MLS #80467, 805 Live Oak, MLS #80597 $139,900 Missy Zecher @ 386-623-0237, lots. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties www.missyzecher.com 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com good condition, w/ HST transmis- $145,000, 386-752-6575 1 to 5 acre lots paved roads 386-752-6575 sion, ideal for gardening & yard Falling Creek area, NEAR SUMMERS ELEM! work $2395 obo. Call 752-1874 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. $300 down $185.00 a month. Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency Commercial @752-5290 Outstanding 3Br/2 Ba Spacious home, formal LR, DR & 3BR/2BA w/1,705 SqFt 830 Property Manf. Home, 10 x 20 workshop w/ Call 386-623-0232. Den., nicely landscaped, new roof w/FP $119,500 DANIEL electr. & 2 ramps for the toys on a in 2008, $119,900 MLS #80613, CRAPPS AGENCY INC. Wanted to Buy Eastside Village Realty, Inc. 755-5110 #80463 Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency 420 acre fenced $79,900 MLS #79810 @752-5290 Beautiful lot on the Elaine Tolar 386-755-6488 Comm. Property for Lease 1,250 Wanted Junk Cars, Trucks, Vans. Suwanne River build your dream NEEDS COMPLETING! 3,288 sq.ft., 1468 SW Main Blvd., Suite home here lots of space listed Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency SqFt 2-story home on 2 ac 103, MLS #80192. Mary Brown $300 & up CASH! Free Pick Up! Unfurnished Apt. 3 BR/2 BA, 1,590 sq. ft., hard- NO title needed !386-878-9260 710 For Rent $60,000.MLS# 80401 $98,000 DANIEL CRAPPS Whitehurst 386-965-0887 wood floors, lg. screened porch, AGENCY INC. 755-5110 After 5pm 386- 752-3648. FOR SALE BY OWNER, MLS #74542. $97,500 Mary 02500180 10 acres planted pines & Dean #80091 Waterfront Best deal in town! Brown Whitehurst 386-965-0887 Steel Building with 18 foot open- Picadilly Park Area, Nice Brick 850 Property Garage Sales ing, $49,950, Call 386-292-9333. 430 WINDSONG APTS Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency 3/2 on large .836 acre lot. Fenced RIVER HOME FSBO 2 Acres - in Cobblestone Brick, 4 BR/2.5 BA, wood floors, back yard, work shop, pole barn. Excellent Location HUGH SALE Sat. 6/2 On lg. back porch, Super Investment, 386-758-8455 S/D, drastically reduced. Lots of Patti Taylor @ Access Realty, $199,000 Call Susan Eagle Branford Hwy right before S&S trees & restricted to nice site built $63,900 MLS #79970, MLS #78989 $129,900, 623-6896. (386) 623-6612 DCA Realtor and B&B. Movies, clothes, shoes, homes. Call 386-754-3770 Elaine Tolar 386-752-6488 purses, comforters, lots more. 2 Bedroom / 1 Bath Apts for rent PRICE SLASHED! 3BR/2BA in Live Oak. MOBILES ALLOWED 4 ac. Lot Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency Brick home REMODELED! Investment Ladies Group Fund Raiser Call for price. Contact $25,000 Brand new underway in Mayfair, Fenced backyard $69,500 860 Property Fri & Sat 8-1 pm 386-623-3404 & 386-362-9806 Tanya Shaffer 3 BR/2 BA, split plan, great area, DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY 252 East past Country Club Rd 386-397-4766 RESULTS REALTY, BA, in town Fort White, $171,900, MLS #80025, INC 755-5110 #78340 on left. Contact 752-5156 2 BR/1 Hallmark RealEstate Elaine Tolar 386-755-6488 Brittany Stoeckert, 386-397-3473 Lg Comb, Liv/Kit. & Din, Lg.Ft & Results Realty, One acre lot in Three Rivers. Great Investment on main Rd, 2 LARGE ESTATE SALE back porch, fenced backyard, $650 Coldwell Banker Bishop Agency Brittany Stoeckert, 386-397-3473 units w/ 2BR/1B, 2 story with 5643 NW CR152, Jennings, FL mo. incls. all utils. 1st+last+sec. Close to Sante Fe, Suwanne & Lg home on 1 ac 4/2, open kitch- Ichetucknee rivers. MLS# 80092, 3 BR/2 BA, in Marion Place, gas balconies. Units bring $2200 per June 1st & 2nd, 8 to 1 pm. No pets. 941-924-5183. fireplace, gated comm. clubhouse en, Florida room, beautiful yard, mo. $230,000 MLS# 79271 More then you can imagine $15,000. REO Realty Group wrap around porch, $129,000 Nancy Rogers 386-243-8227 & pool, $199,900 MLS #80668 Antiques, furn., lamps, books. The 2/2 MH. Central quite location. Bruce Dicks 386-243-4002 MLS# 77292 house is also for sale sitting on Rental to Own, starting at $400 PUBLISHER'S NOTE Cars for Sale 4.6 acres with pond. mo. Close to everything. All real estate advertising in this Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty SHORT SALE priced to sell fast! 950 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 Private Estate, lake view, 3/2, 2.5 acres - SAT. 6/2, newspaper is subject to the fair 1991 CADILLAC Deville Excel- MULTI FAMILY housing act which makes it illegal 6Br/3.5B, 3 fireplaces. In city Jay Sears 9am-5pm Motorcyle gear, camp- 2BR/1BA APT. w/garage. 386-867-1613 lent condition, white leather seats West side of town. to advertise "any preference, Limits MLS# 76111 Mary Brown ice cold air. 133,000 highway ing gear, and misc items. Whitehurst 965-0087 or 397-5131 Hallmark Real Estate 4814 SW 83rd Way, Providence $650. mo. limitation, or discrimination based miles. $3650. Call 386-755-0556 386-961-9000 on race, color, religion, sex, SINGLE STORY, 3 BR/2 BA, PUBLISHER'S NOTE disability, familial status or nation- CUTE 1BR/1BA REMODELED 1,852 sq. ft., patio, refrig, dish- All Yard Sale Ads Amberwood Hills Apts. al origin; or any intention to make home on corner lot zoned RO in washer, $105,060, MLS #78811, LAKE CITY REPORTER Must be Pre-Paid. Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. such preference, limitation or town $38,000 DANIEL CRAPPS Missy Zecher @ 386-623-0237, Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & discrimination." Familial status AGENCY, INC 755-5110 #80456 www.missyzecher.com includes children under the age of SAT 6/2 - 7am - ?, Huge moving sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. Eastside Village Realty, Inc, 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com 18 living with parents or legal Victorian on 2.66 acres. Double sale for 4 families, too much to custodians, pregnant women and @752-5290 True show place deck porches, fireplaces, incls. tri- 3Br/2.5Ba brick home on 7.48 list must see, 960 SW Finley Little Columbia Arms Apt. located people securing custody of chil- plewide MH, Total of 9 BR/3 BA. Ln, Lake City, off Wester Rd. 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. dren under the age of 18. This Acres lots of upgrades Listed Patti Taylor @ Access Realty, Pet Friendly. newspaper will not knowingly $207,000. MLS#80737 MLS #71594, $149,900, 623-6896 Mobile Homes Pool , laundry & balcony. accept any advertising for real es- GREAT INVESTMENT property WELL MAINTAINED 3/2 on 0.5 630 for Rent 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com tate which is in violation of the 3/1 near schools, shopping ac $109,000 law. Our readers are hereby in- $55,900 Ginger Parker Teresa Spradley 755-5440 755-5445 2&3 BR MH. $395 - $650. mo. spacious, 2/1, Classifieds Circulation Duplex w/garage formed that all dwellings adver- 386-365-2135 Hallmark 386-365-8343 plus deposit. Water & sewer fur- 1300 sq ft, W/D hook up, This Reporter Works For You! tised in this newspaper are availa- Real Estate Hallmark Real Estate nished. Cannon Creek MHP CH/A, $650 month ble on an equal opportunity basis. 386-752-6422 386-697-3248 or 386-758-5881 To complain of discrimination call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, 2BR/1BA Great area W of I-75, spacious the toll free MOBILE Home deluxe 2br apts, some w/garage. east of Lake City, near Timco telephone number to the hearing W/D hookups, patio, $600-750 + impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Contact 386-758-0057 Sec. 386-965-3775 or 965-5560 Results Realty, 3 BR/2 BA, spacious ,completely Greentree Townhouse Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 refurbished, appliances furnished, Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free Nice vacant lot in desirable river $795 month. & $795 deposit water & sewer. Balcony & patio. community, $15,000 386-752-7578 & 386-288-8401 Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. MLS #73268 Mobile Homes for rent in 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com RESULTS REALTY, White Springs & Redwine Apartments Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 Ft. White. Contact 386-623-3404 20 Acres, wooded, located approx or 386-397-2779 Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, we have a home for you. 10 miles from Cedar Key Quiet Country Park 386-754-1800. $50,000 3/2 $550.., 2/2 $475.,2/1 $425 www.myflapts.com MLS #78886 Very clean, NO PETS! Riverfront property n Suwanne Ref’s & dep req’d. 386-758-2280 The Lakes Apts. Studios & 1Br’s River 6.45 acres actual river from $125/wk. Util. & cable incl., frontage MLS# 77417, $75,000. Mobile Homes Sec 8 vouchers accepted, monthly REO Realty Group 640 for Sale rates avail Call 386-752-2741 Nancy Rogers 386-243-8227 3/2 1,188 sqft DWMH split Wayne Manor Apts. Spacious 2bedroom Home for Sale floor plan 1 acre nice back deck washer/dryer. Behind Kens off 810 $79,900 MLS# 77988 Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 REO Realty Group, www.myflapts.com 3 ACRES w/ Home, White Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Springs Area! 3bd/2ba, den w/ fire ______place, Island Kitchen, owner will 3BR/2BA MFG home w/lg Windsor Arms Apartments. Announcements DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW! Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet finance. Call Kevin 386-344-3975 front & back porches & 4 ______Become a driver for Schneider National! Earn manicured acres $54,500 Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- 3/1.5 home, yard is DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. spectacular privacy fencing, ADVERTISE YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS! Call $750 per week! No experience needed! 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6b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Federer breaks record, Djokovic advances at French

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PARIS — The top- seeded players had early starts at the French Open on Wednesday, and both Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka made it to the third round without a problem. A short time later, 2009 champion Roger Federer joined them, earning his record-breaking 234th vic- tory at Grand Slam tourna- Photo courtesy of Auburn Athletics ments. Djokovic was first up on Barber looks for championship Court Suzanne Lenglen, and he was barely troubled by Lake City native and current Auburn University golfer Blayne Barber competes in the U.S. Blaz Kavcic of Slovenia, win- Collegiate Championship in Alpharetta, Ga. in October. Barber is currently competing in the ning 6-0, 6-4, 6-4 for his 23rd NCAA Division I Championship at Riviera County Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. Barber is straight Grand Slam victory. 1-over after two rounds and five shots back of the lead. “I gave him the oppor- tunity to come back to the match after a perfect first set, first seven games,” LCMS: Black takes spring game Djokovic said. “But, look, Continued From Page 1B this is tennis.” Federer had an easy run ASSOCIATED PRESS give Black possession. however, as a fourth-down holes. The defense was in the first two sets, but Switzerland’s Roger Federer returns the ball to Romania’s A turnover gave Red one attempt failed to give the running to the ball well wasted two match points in Adrian Ungur during their second round match in the French more chance late in the Black a 12-8 win. and that’s a good thing. All the third. He saved all six Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in game and Jordan set up a “It was a good com- in all, it was a very success- break points to beat Adrian Paris on Wednesday. potential scoring drive with petitive game,” Keen said. ful spring.” Ungur of Romania 6-3, a couple of nice runs into “The backs were running The Falcons return for 6-2, 6-7 (6), 6-3 on Court the Falcons’ territory. The hard and the offensive summer conditioning on Philippe Chatrier. want to catch you, every- 43-match winning streak. Red would come up short, line opened up some good June 11. The 16-time Grand Slam body want to move you On Wednesday, Djokovic champion broke a tie with from the spot,” Azarenka was broken once by Kavcic, Jimmy Connors for most said. “Nothing is going to but otherwise had little trou- career wins at major tour- come easy just because ble. He did, however, finish naments in the Open era, you’re No. 1. You actually the match with 34 unforced which began in 1968. He have more people ... moti- errors, almost twice as many is now 234-35 in tennis’ top vated trying to beat you.” as Kavcic’s 21. four tournaments, an .870 Later Wednesday, No. 3 “He was defending really winning percentage. Agnieszka Radwanska of well in the second and third In the main stadium at Poland was to face Venus set, especially in the sec- Roland Garros, Azarenka Williams. ond,” Djokovic said. “He defeated Dinah Pfizenmaier Djokovic is looking to wasn’t missing as many of Germany 6-1, 6-1 — two win his fourth straight balls as in the first set.” days after struggling to win Grand Slam title, and first No. 9 Juan Martin del her opening match. at Roland Garros. Last year, Potro beat Edouard Roger- Lake City Reporter “Being No. 1 is a diffi- the Serb lost to Federer in Vasselin of France 6-7 (5), cult job, because everybody the semifinals, ending his 7-6 (3), 6-4, 6-4.

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