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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Championships Girl Scouts launch SUNDAY EDITION at stake in hoops ‘MEdia’ column in for Tigers, Indians. 1B Lake City Reporter. 1D Ford guilty of murder, arson

shared with Kristy L. Whatley. A Columbia verdict shortly after 7 p.m. man who admitted to law enforcement Faces possible life term County jury convicted Ford of first-degree The trial lasted five days. he poured gasoline on the couch and lit for starting house fire that arson, as well. The jury heard from 20 it. Prosecutors say he escaped south on Ford faces a maximum penalty of life witnesses, including tool- Interstate 75 through a hole he cut in a killed girlfriend in 2009. in prison for second-degree murder, with mark experts, the state fence on the property. The mobile home a minimum sentence of 25 years. Second- fire marshal and Whatley’s Whatley and Ford shared for about one By DEREK GILLIAM degree arson carries a maximum sentence family members, includ- and a half years was off Lake Jeffery Road [email protected] of 30 years in prison. Ford, 46, will be Ford ing Whatley’s mother and and bordered I-75. sentenced on Feb. 27 at 1:30 p.m. in the sister. Getzan argued cutting the hole in the Kenneth Allen Ford was found guilty Columbia County Courthouse. Roberta Getzan, assistant state attor- fence proved premeditation, and the jury Friday of second-degree murder for start- The jury deliberated for about seven ney, began closing statements at 9 a.m. ing a June 2009 fire in the home he hours before announcing it had reached a Friday. She said Ford was a jealous, angry FORD continued on 3A

OLUSTEE BATTLE FESTIVAL & RE-ENACTMENT Senators seek pact Back in the saddle on guns measure Group of 4 privately seek compromise on background checks.

By ALAN FRAM Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A cor- nerstone of President Barack Obama’s drive to check gun violence is gathering bipartisan steam as four senators, includ- ing two of the National Rifle Association’s congressional champions, privately seek com- promise on requiring far more firearms purchasers to undergo background checks. The talks are being held even as Obama’s call to ban assault weapons and high-capac- ity ammunition magazines, the two other major pillars of his plan, are hitting rough waters on Capitol Hill. An agreement among the four senators to expand background checks would add significant impetus to that high-profile proposal by getting the endorsement of a group that ranges from one of the Senate’s most liberal Democrats to one of its most conservative Republicans.

GUNS continued on 3A Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter A member of the Union cavalry escapes with his life as dozens of Confederate soldiers fire on him while awaiting reinforcements during last year’s Olustee Battle Re-enactment. Drive-thru Thousands to mark battle’s 149th anniversary bicyclist time and energy to put every- Festivities set to start thing together. Friday in downtown “It’s been a love in progress,” faces fraud she said, “... working together Lake City. we have been able to do it.” charges A special guest artist from By DEREK GILLIAM the Florida Highwaymen will be By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected] at the Florida Gateway College [email protected] on Thursday to demonstrate he 35th Olustee his painting style. The event A White Springs man tried Battle Festival and will be held at the Allied Health to cash a check drawn on a the 37th Olustee Building. dead man’s checking account Battle Re-enactment COMING The T h u r s d a y , will bring people arts, according to a Tfrom across the country to Lake crafts sheriff’s office City this week. Re-enactors and ■ Complete Olustee and food arrest report. festival-goers, dust off the cos- coverage this week vendors D e p u t i e s tumes and ready the cannon. in the Reporter. will start found the man The Battle of Olustee setting up on a bicycle occurred in what is now Baker on Thursday in downtown Lake in the drive- County 149 years ago, and was City. Artillerymen take shelter in the woods while doling out a steady stream thru at the the largest Civil War battle Friday, the Olustee Battle C o l u m b i a Newby fought on Florida soil. For the of cannon fire during last year’s Olustee Battle Re-enactment. Festival will begin. County Bank, 1720 W US 90. past 37 years, Civil War enthusi- At 9 a.m., a Civil War memo- “It’s the singular event that The opening ceremonies Ray N. Newby, 265 NW asts have flocked to the area to rial service will kick off the two- has the biggest impact of for the festival are scheduled Belfry Court, faces charges of think back on a time long ago. day festival. anything we do in the year,” for noon at Olustee Park in fraud, grand theft and uttering Faye Warren, executive Harvey Campbell, director Campbell said. Downtown Lake City on Friday. a forged instrument. director of the Blue-Grey Army, of the Tourist Development The Columbia County Tourist At 5 p.m. Friday, a Civil Columbia County Bank started preparation for the Council, said between 30,000 Development Council helps the War skirmish will be staged employees called law festival in September. She said and 40,000 people attend the Blue-Grey Army plan and pre- about 100 volunteers donate downtown festival. pare for the Battle Festival. OLUSTEE continued on 3A FRAUD continued on 3A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 3-15-17-29 17 9-10-12-14-36 Afternoon: 7-7-3 Afternoon: 1-4-8-6 5-28-29-40-48-51 5-27-36-38-41 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x4 PB 12 AROUND FLORIDA FDOT issues warning about email fraud

TALLAHASSEE — The Gaps in communications in November. Florida Department of systems and networks Sen. Darren Soto on Highway Safety and Motor were evaluated. Also, field Friday filed a bill that Vehicles is issuing an communications were would mandate that email fraud warning. addressed and determina- Florida keep its clock in The agency on Thursday tions made on where to daylight-saving time year- said the public should focus future efforts. round. beware of fraudsters The Orlando Democrat using the department’s said he sponsored the bill name and email address, Flipped-off judge (SB 734) because he gets DoNotReply(at)flhsmv. gets apology frustrated that it gets dark gov, to send fake messages earlier during the win- that look like receipts from MIAMI — A young ter. The bill is called the online transactions. Miami woman apologized “Sunshine Protection Act.” They include bogus for flipping off a judge, Florida, like most other confirmation and tracking who then dropped con- states in the country, fol- numbers. tempt charges and vacated lows the pattern of moving Officials advise citizens her 30-day jail term. clocks ahead one hour who receive who have not Eighteen-year-old in March then revert- made recent transactions Penelope Soto admitted ing to standard time in to delete messages. They Friday she was under the November. may have the department’s influence of Xanax and Soto has little hope his email address or a second alcohol when she made bill will get passed this address that varies and the obscene middle- finger year but said he wants to may look like a personal gesture and rude com- start a discussion about ASSOCIATED PRESS ments earlier this week email address. If recipi- Fourteen-year-old Cristian Frernandez listens while his attorney speaks during a court hear- daylight-saving time. ents already have opened directed at Circuit Judge Soto also said there is a message they should ing in Jacksonville on Friday. Frernandez pleaded guilty as a juvenile in the March 2011 death Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat. a question whether it’s not click any of the links of his 2-year-old half brother. Video of the confrontation legal under federal law for quickly went viral. within it. ter and aggravated battery. his 2-year-old half-brother. hurricane exercise to test Florida to keep itself on The links lead to web- Soto tearfully apologized daylight-saving time. He will remain at a juvenile Authorities say Fernandez the ability of state, local, to the judge, who said the sites that may contain facility until he turns 19 in had been home alone with federal and private emer- malware. The emails are episode should be a lesson January 2018. After that, the toddler when he suf- gency responders to com- in how to properly treat Triple killing a type of spam known as he’ll serve eight years of fered a fractured skull, municate with each other. “phishing.” people. Rodriguez-Chomat probation. Fernandez had bruising to his left eye and Operation Radar II said Soto would have suspect arrested been charged as an adult a bleeding brain. ended Friday at the been a convicted felon if TAMPA — A janitor Teen admits guilt with first-degree murder The boys’ mother, Florida National Guard’s he allowed the contempt and trash collector has and faced a possible life Biannela Susana, waited Camp Blanding Joint charge to stand. been arrested in Tampa in brother’s death sentence. more than eight hours Training Center near Her lawyer said Soto and charged with killing State Attorney Angela to take the injured child Starke in north Florida. will complete a drug court a woman and two men in JACKSONVILLE Corey said during a to the hospital, where he About 500 participants — A Jacksonville teenager program, which includes a West Virginia park 38 news conference that she died. The mother pleaded from across the nation treatment for drug addic- years ago. charged with killing his never intended to send guilty to manslaughter last were on hand. The exer- 2-year-old half-brother tion and usually results in Authorities from West Fernandez to prison for year. She is awaiting cise scenario was a double charges being dropped. Virginia, along with the pleaded guilty to reduced life and hopes he will sentencing. dose of hurricanes within charges Friday, avoiding a U.S. Marshals Office and receive treatment, counsel- 10 days — one striking Tampa police, arrested possible life sentence. ing and other help that will Florida’s east coast and the Lawmaker wants As part of a deal with Double hurricane 59-year-old Eddie Jack keep him from offending other the Gulf Coast. DST all year Washington on Thursday. Duval County prosecu- again. The exercise focused on tors, 14-year-old Cristian response tested TALLAHASSEE — A He had been living in Fernandez, then 12, communications among Tampa for a decade. Fernandez pleaded guilty was arrested following STARKE — Florida has local, regional, state, fed- Florida state legislator as a juvenile to manslaugh- the March 2011 death of hosted a five-day national eral and private operations. doesn’t want to “fall back” n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Cinematographer Douglas (Frankie Lymon and the Slocombe (“Raiders of the Teenagers) is 73. Lost Ark”) is 100. n Rock musician Bob n Opera singer Leontyne Spalding (The Ventures) is Springsteen shines at tribute event Price is 86. 66. n Actor Robert Wagner is 83. n Olympic gold-medal swim- n Rock musician Don Wilson mer Mark Spitz is 63. LOS ANGELES (The Ventures) is 80. n Walt Disney Co. chairman e it concert or char- n Singer Roberta Flack is 76. and chief executive Robert ity auction, Bruce n Singer Jimmy Merchant Iger is 62. Springsteen can bring any event to a crescendo. Springsteen briefly Daily Scripture Btook over auctioneering duties before being honored as MusiCares person of the year Friday night, “We ought always to thank exhorting the crowd to bid on a signed Fender electric guitar by God for you, brothers and sis- amping up the deal. The 63-year-old ters, and rightly so, because rock ‘n’ roll star moved the bid north from $60,000 by offering a series of your faith is growing more and sweeteners. more, and the love all of you “That’s right, a one-hour guitar les- son with me,” Springsteen shouted. have for one another is increas- “And a ride in my Harley Davidson ing.” sidecar. So dig in, one-percenters.” — 2 Thessalonians 1:3 That moved the needle past ASSOCIATED PRESS $150,000. He added eight con- Bruce Springsteen performs at the MusiCares Person of the Year tribute in his cert tickets and backstage passes honor at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday. “Lake City Reporter with a bonus tour conducted by latives bestowed on Mary J. Blige the industry and when no else one How to reacH us Springsteen himself. That pushed it on Friday night as Vibe magazine would, and also said she was one of Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess to $200,000, but he wasn’t done. celebrated the his best friends. 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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 a Czech quartet coming to Live Oak

From staff reports The Quartet made its American debut in 2007 LIVE OAK — The with a highly successful Friends of Music Concert coast-to-coast tour (with Series will present the pianist Michiko Otaki). Graffe String Quartet They returned the fol- from the Czech Republic, lowing year for another with Michiko Otaki, pia- extensive American tour, nist, on Thursday. The covering fifteen states, performance will take and make their fourth tour place at Covenant First with Otaki this February. Presbyterian Church, 421 Founded in 1997 at the White Avenue, in Live Brno Conservatory, the Oak at 7:30 p.m. Graffe Quartet has been The program will heard throughout the include works by Mozart, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Martinu, and Borodin. Germany, Spain, France, These outstanding musi- Austria, Iceland, Croatia, cians have delighted audi- the Netherlands, and the ences in our area in the UK. past, and Friends of Music They will be perform- Series is pleased to pres- ing in Live Oak the early ent them again. (1911) Quintet Number The Graffe Quartet Zero by Martinu from includes Stepan Graffe, that CD. violin; Lukas Bednarik, An especially noted violin; Lukas Cybulski, chamber musician, pia- viola; and Michal Hreno, nist Michiko Otaki has violoncello. They rank performed and recorded among the finest ensem- with several renowned bles of their generation, international ensembles, having been awarded the as well as with English 2008 Czech Chamber violist Roger Chase. Music Society Prize for Born in Japan, Ms. most promising young Otaki studied at the San ensemble given under Francisco Conservatory the auspices of the Czech and Manhattan School of COURTESY Philharmonic. Music. The Graffe String Quartet, of the Czech Republic, will perform Thursday with pianist Michiko Otaki in Live Oak.

FORD: Convicted of second-degree murder in death of live-in girlfriend Continued From Page 1A should convict Ford of fire. was caught in Lakeland remains contained a “toxic He said the evidence oline that started the fire, murder in the first degree. Whatley had returned and was questioned by sea- level of methamphetamine” taken together points to Durrett said look no fur- First-degree murder car- from the hospital the night soned interrogators. and other drugs, he said. only one conclussion. ther then the clothes Ford ries a minimum sentence before, and the prosecu- Hendrick said Ford was He argued an electrical “The only logical conclu- was wearing when he was of life in prison with the tion argued that she was not the monster the pros- short could have sparked sion is this defendant burnt arrested. possibility of the death pen- still weak from her stay. ecution made him out to the fire, and she might her alive; he set fire to that “And where’s the gaso- alty. Prosecutors waived She suffered from lupus be. He restored cars and never awakened because home and killed her,” he line?” Durrett said. “It’s on the death penalty in Ford’s and had had several toes helped paint the home of she was incapacitated by said. him, on the one thing that trial. amputated. Whatley’s mother just two drugs. As to where was the gas- didn’t burn up.” Getzan said the relation- Whatley had left the days before Whatley died. “The problem with the ship between Ford and hospital against doctors’ The prosecution’s case state’s case is that you are Whatley was turbulen,t advice. Getzan said the had holes, and the evidence left with more questions with Ford leaving many windows in the 25-year-old did not show Ford to be a than answers,” he said. times, but this time was mobile home would not murderer, Hendrick said. “And those questions are different. She said Whatley have opened wide enough He asked where was the reasonable doubt in this didn’t cry or beg him to say, for Whatley to escape the evidence gasoline started case,” he told the jury. “I and Ford couldn’t take that. blaze, and the only exit the fire. The prosecution want you to consider these She said he knew this was would have required her to said it was consumed in the other possibilities ...” the end of their relation- pass through the fire. fire or washed away when The final argument the ship. She argued he cared “He knew Kristy’s dis- the fire was extinguished. jury heard was from John more for the family pets abilities and he knew there “The state spent a whole F. Durrett, assistant state than for Whatley’s life. was only one way out,” lot of time in this case trying attorney. Whatley’s dogs and a Getzan said. to explain away the obvious,” He said Ford was a pet bird were found safe John Hendrick, assis- he said. “The obvious answer destroyer, not a restorer as outside the burning home. tant public defender, called is that there was no gas ever the defense claimed. Whatley was alive when Ford’s videotaped confes- there,” Hendrick said. “The only evidence we the fire started, Getzan sion into doubt. He said the fire could have heard is Kenneth said, because an autopsy Hendrick said Ford was have been started by a fan Ford, the defendant, showed her trachea was misunderstood and not a in the living room, and the destroying,” he said. Hours: Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; black and full of soot. The polished communicator. state fire marshal had not “Purification by fire, torch- Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m. coroner said Whatley died He said Ford had been tested to see if the fan mal- ing the residence he and of burns received in the awake 14 days before he functioned. Also, Whatley’s his girlfriend shared.” Valentine’s Day Sale GUNS: Four senators look to find common ground Continued From Page 1A

“We’ll get something, I hope. I’m sional maverick impulses; No. 3 Senate without background checks, but a ENTIRE LADIES AND praying for it,” said Sen. Joe Manchin, Democratic leader Charles Schumer respected study using 1990s data esti- MEN’S DEPARTMENT D-W.Va., one of the participants. of New York, a liberal; and moderate mated that 30 percent to 40 percent of Manchin, a moderate Democrat, is GOP Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois. gun sales do. ON SALE an NRA member who aired a 2010 Background checks are required People involved in the talks would campaign ad in which he literally shot only for sales by the nation’s 55,000 share little about their substance. a hole through Democratic environ- federally licensed gun dealers, but not Schumer said the package they mental legislation he opposed. for private purchases like those at gun were seeking “will not limit your abil- Also involved is Sen. Tom Coburn, shows, online or in person. There are ity to borrow your Uncle Willie’s ALL CLOTHING - DRESS BOOTS - ACCESSORIES - GIFTS (ExCLuDING BRIGHTON) R-Okla., another NRA member with a few indisputable, up-to-date statistics hunting rifle or share a gun with your HWY. 90 W. strong conservative record but occa- on how many guns change hands friend at a shooting range.” 386-755-BOOT 4 Miles From I-75 In Lake City OLUSTEE: 149th anniversary of 1864 battle Continued From Page 1A on the banks of Lake Service. She also thanked children are free. Saturday tors to the battlefield from “We Are Women, We Are mothers, We UnderstAnd” Desoto. Also, mock-ups the City Council and county and Sunday admission will parking sites at the Lake of the Monitor and the commission. be $7 for adults and $3 City Gateway Airport and Merrimac will re-enact the “We are thankful for all for school-aged children. the Baker Correctional famous Civil War sea battle our sponsors and the sup- Admission for adults 62 and Center. The shuttle will between the two ironclads. port from businesses that older will be $5. Active mili- start Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at 7 a.m., a 5- we receive in the commu- tary with military identifica- The cost is $2 for adults kilometer run is scheduled nity,” she said. “It is truly a tion receive free admission. and $1 for school children. to start the day. community event.” Like last year, there will Preschool children ride The annual parade will The actual re-enactment be a shuttle that takes visi- free. start Saturday at 10:30 a.m. starts Sunday, Feb. 17, at beginning at South Marion Olustee Battlefield Historic Street and continuing onto State Park, 18 miles east of U.S. 90. Lake City on U.S. 90. The FRAUD: Bicyclist charged Daina Greene, MD Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM The Blue Grey Trails battlefield will have authen- Healthcare Provider End Square Dance will tic campsites and a sutler’s Continued From Page 1A start at 7:45 p.m. on row on Friday, Saturday FREE pregnancy tests in the office and Saturday at the Rountree and Sunday for visitors of enforcement after Newby to forging the dead man’s offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. Moore Toyota Showroom, the festival. allegedly tried to cash a signature. The sheriff’s 1252 W U.S. 90, the last More than 2,000 people $300 check that had been office believes Newby SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome scheduled event for the will take part in the battle written on the account cashed other forged ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic Gynecological Surgery festival. re-enactment on Sunday at of a deceased customer, checks and additional Call today for a Warren said thefestival 1:30 p.m. ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: according to a media charges are possible. ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics could not happen without Admission to the Olustee release from the sheriff’s Newby was booked ■ Contraception 386-755-0500 two major sponsors: First Battlefield on Friday will office. into Columbia County ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive Federal Bank of Florida costs $3 for adults and $2 ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Florida 32025 According to the media Detention Facility in lieu www.dainagreenemd.com and Lifeguard Ambulance for students. Preschool release, Newby admitted of $15,000 bond. ■ 3D/4D Entertainment Scans 4AEDIT OPINION

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ANOTHER VIEW Put the pedestals away e’ve already learned the hard way not to put too much trust in our public officials, even our most respected gen- erals. But now, our favorite athletes, too? OurW supposed heroes and role models? If there is a message in the dizzying tales we have been hearing almost daily about sex, drugs and more drugs from the sports world ... it is this: get rid of the pedestals. Respect athletes for what they do on the field. Enjoy their performances as they entertain you. But understand, they are human with frailties like the rest of us. They make mistakes, some of them very large mistakes. So ditch the hero worship, because it’s really hard to tell who to believe in anymore. And when it comes to real role models, that should be the work of parents, not athletes. The latest gut punch came with the news that Miami Dolphins legend Dan Marino — No greater love Dan Marino, for gosh sakes — had an affair and “Greater love hath no ahead and saw two attrac- shoulders back and actu- fathered a child in 2005.... man than this, that he tive young women seem- ally started sprinting, and Marino cultivated an image as a great family man lay down his life for his ingly in worse shape than the young lovelies were and does terrific work raising money for autism friends.” I was. They were running there with me every step research. This week’s revelations definitely shouldn’t — John 15:13 the race in reverse, away of the way. erase all the good he’s done, and no one has been from the finish line, run- So, against all odds, I truly hurt other than his family. But be sure to add everal years ning toward me! finished the Watermelon “human frailty” to his lengthy resume. ago I “ran” in Curious, I kept plug- Run and got my T-shirt. The news came about five minutes after we heard the Macclenny Morris Williams ging along to see what Of course I wondered about the latest drug scandal coming out of Miami, Watermelon Phone: (386) 755-8183 was going on. why the girls has come to which could involve New York Yankees superstar Alex Run. From the [email protected] Did I say those young my rescue — until I saw Rodriguez ... and some University of Miami athletes S 372 W. Duval St. Stanley and Jim standing first step, I knew it was a women were attractive? and a coach, among others. Rodriguez has denied the mistake. Lake City, FL 32055 No! They were gorgeous to one side with the two latest report, which links him to performance-enhanc- I hate that kind of run- and almost wearing tight good lookers, all having ing drugs, but he earlier had admitted taking steroids ning where you just clip- ed from finishing the race, shorts and T-shirts. a big laugh and I knew from 2001 to 2003. clop along with no goal even if it meant walking to And, they were spec- the answer. The guys had That news came about five minutes after we heard line or basketball rim or the finish line, to just try- tacularly fleshy. I remem- sent the girls! about the alleged involvement — strongly denied home plate to motivate ing to take the next step. ber thinking that young Everybody needs — with banned substances by Baltimore Ravens and you. That next step became women who looked that friends who will rescue former University of Miami football star Ray Lewis. As a kid I could run harder and harder and I good should be required them like that. Catch your breath a minute, and then realize it was all day and into the night labored along slower and to wear a government I am sure that John just a few days ago we saw Lance Armstrong — inter- when some kind of game slower. label that said, “Caution! 15:13 is correct. It’s the nationally revered cycling star and a man who has was involved. But just run- How slow? The first After viewing, do not drive Scripture! raised countless millions of dollars for cancer research ning — not for me. person to breeze by me or operate heavy machin- But to have friends — sit on Oprah’s couch and tell the world how he But friends Stanley was Gatorade inventor ery for 24 hours!” who will rescue you in cheated and doped his way to the top. Many observ- Anders and Jim Register Dr. Robert Cade, more And still they ran such an inspiring way is a ers had suspected this for years, but the revelations by had talked me into enter- than 10 years my senior. toward me. When they pretty doggone good sign Armstrong were still stunning. ing the race, so I imme- Then there were two reached me they suddenly of friendship, too. All of which can almost make you forget what you diately started “training,” nuns dressed in full habit, whirled around, sandwich- heard about Tiger Woods — one of the world’s most running a couple of miles followed by a pregnant ing me, and each one Grandpa’s turkey admired athletes — and his harem back in 2009. And each day after work. I mother who was pushing took an elbow. One said, Grandpa shot his don’t forget, Tiger Woods lived in a Florida estate. even hated those after- her two small children in “Come on, big boy. You first turkey this past We could go on, but why? noon runs, but I had said a double stroller. Then it can do it!” And the other Thanksgiving. It scared Suffice to say, news travels faster and wider than I would do it, so I kept was a young kid hopping said, “Step it up, honey, everybody in the frozen ever these days, particularly with social media. And running. along on crutches. we’re gonna finish this foods section half to the money and temptations have never been greater Once I started the What little spirit I had race together.” death! for athletes. actual race I was immedi- left was rapidly fading and So what else could I do? So enjoy and respect their performances, but put ately left behind by almost with the finish line almost Given a motivation stron- away the pedestals and the talk of heroes and role everyone, but I trudged in sight some 250 yards ger than goal lines or rims ■ Morris Williams is a local models. along on the short race (5 away, I decided to quit. or home plates, I stood historian and long-time Those days, sadly, appear to be over. kilometers). My goal shift- But not quite. I glanced up straight and threw my Columbia County resident.

■ South Florida Sun-Sentinel Does the Republican Party have a future? Lake City Reporter he United States, from didates who actually take seriously Day One, was a project the traditional values of their party. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 about principles and ide- Karl Rove would like to weed out als. candidates like former Missouri con- The Lake City Reporter is published with pride T The superpower that gressman Todd Akin. emerged and grew from the hand- Akin, defeated by Democrat for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ful of colonists that began settling incumbent Claire McCaskill in the ties by Community Newspapers Inc. here was not the product of where Senate race in Missouri, was a six- We believe strong newspapers build strong those colonists happened to land, but Star Parker term Republican congressman with a communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” of the ideals and principles in their [email protected] flawless conservative record. Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and heads and hearts, applied in how For most of 2012, he was ahead profitable community‑oriented newspapers. they lived their lives. becomes a business, and eventually of McCaskill in the polls. Then, in This mission will be accomplished through the The Republican Party was found- degenerates into a racket.” August, he expressed himself poorly teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, ed in 1854 to address one great blot It’s no mystery why the in an interview about abortion. integrity and hard work. on the nation’s founding legacy: Republican Party is having a hard Despite his apologies and efforts to the existence of slavery in a nation time today. No matter how hard you clarify himself, his own party aban- founded under the ideal of freedom squint and try to discern the values doned him. Todd Wilson, Publisher of Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, Editor under God. McCaskill ran ads, over and over, Robert Bridges, Runaway slave and self- or any values for that matter, in showing the Republican’s own can- Jim Barr, Associate Editor educated abolitionist leader those now wielding the money and didate Mitt Romney questioning Sue Brannon, Controller Frederick Douglass said, “I am a power at the top of the party, they’ve Akin’s qualifications. This race could Republican, a black, dyed-in-the-wool disappeared. have been saved. But the party elite Dink NeSmith, President Republican, and I never intend to These establishment Republican wasted not a second to dump Akin Tom Wood, Chairman belong to any other party than the leaders and operatives are not about because they were not comfortable party of freedom and progress.” ideals and values but business with his conservative values to begin Douglass called Abraham Lincoln, — their own business. with. America’s first Republican president, The Wall Street Journal reports There are tens of millions of con- LETTERS POLICY “emphatically the black man’s presi- that the latest estimate from the servative American patriots who Congressional Budget Office is that Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ dent.” seek an opposition party to represent When some 30 years ago I told the unemployment will “remain above their conviction that America will ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 welfare officer not to bother show- 7.5 percent through next year. That not get back on the path to strength words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters ing up again at my home — when I would make 2014 the sixth con- and prosperity without restoration of secutive year with a jobless rate that must be signed and include the writer’s name, address decided that my own future would freedom, limited government, free high, the longest stretch of such be based on the values of Scripture, markets and traditional values. and telephone number for verification. Writers can elevated unemployment in 70 years.” have two work and personal responsibility Today’s big question is whether — there was no doubt in my mind Yet the Republican presidential the Republican Party is going to be letters per month published. Letters and guest columns candidate could not defeat the cur- what party would become my politi- that opposition party. If not, it is not rent occupant of the White House. are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that cal home. conservative values and convictions In the party that is supposed to of the Lake City Reporter. The party of “freedom and prog- that will be abandoned. It will be the be about freedom and personal BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL ress,” the party of Abraham Lincoln Republican Party. responsibility, party operatives want and Frederick Douglass. 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. to blame everyone else for their own ■ Star Parker is president of CURE, But, as longshoreman philosopher BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. failures. Coalition on Urban Renewal and Eric Hoffer once observed, “Every Education (www.urbancure.org) and BY EMAIL: [email protected] Worse, they want to pin it on can- great cause begins as a movement, author of three books. 5A

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Feb. 10 is available online www. The Early Learning 752-0956. To register, call (386) be held on adoption of wellbornbaptist.com or by Coalition of Florida’s 755-3476, ext. 107. Resolution No. 2013-01 and Library group meeting calling (386) 963-2231. Gateway Inc. execu- Cancer support group amendments to the Florida The Friends of the tive/finance committee The Women’s Cancer Plant clinic Forever Work Plan. Library will have its annual Appreciation Day will meet at 3 p.m. at the Support Group of Lake City University of Florida meeting program, “Having First Baptist Church, 182 coalition Office, 1104 SW will meet at Baya Pharmacy Master Gardeners are Fun, Wish You Were Here!: NE Justice St., will hold an Main Blvd. The coalition East, 780 SE Baya Drive, available every Tuesday, Feb. 13 An Illustrated History of Appreciation Day for the administers state and fed- from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. For Wednesday and Thursday Coalition meeting the Postcard in Florida,” Rev. Robert Daivs at 10:30 eral funding for all School more Information, call from 9 a.m. to noon at The Early Learning presented by Liz Coursen a.m. A covered dish dinner Readiness and Voluntary (386) 752-4198 or (386) the Columbia County Coalition of Florida’s at 2 p.m. at the Columbia will be held on the church Prekindergarten programs 755-0522. Extension Office, 164 SW Gateway Inc. board will County Public Library, 308 grounds. For more infor- for the following coun- Mary Ethel Lane, to answer meet at 9 a.m at the coalition NW Columbia Ave. Take a mation, call 752-5422. ties: Columbia, Hamilton, Republican Women questions about lawns and office, 1104 SW Main Blvd. trip back in time through Lafayette, Suwannee, and The Columbia Federated plants. Bring samples for The coalition administers Florida’s varied and exciting Love Day services Union. Anyone with a dis- Republican Women will free diagnosis or solutions. state and federal funding for history, using museum-qual- Wellborn Church of ability requiring special meet at Beef-O’Brady’s at 7 For more information, call school readiness programs ity vintage postcards. The God will have a Love Day assistance to attend the p.m. in the meeting room. 752-5384. for Columbia, Hamilton, program will also include beginning at 10:30 a.m. meeting should contact Come at 6 p.m., if you care Lafayette, Suwannee and vintage postcards featuring with a showing of the Stacey Nettles at (386) to eat before the meeting. Charity tournament Union counties. Anyone Lake City and other region- movie “Fireproof” and an 752-9770. For more information, call The Players Club on U.S. with a disability requir- al locations and a chance to opportunity for people to Betty Ramey at (386) 352- 90 West will host a Texas ing special assistance to win your own vintage Lake renew their vows to Christ. Cancer survivors tea 4111. hold’em poker tournament attend the meeting should City postcard. Husbands and wives will All cancer survivors are each Tuesday, starting at 7 call Stacey Nettles at (386) be renewing their wedding invited to a tea in of cel- p.m., to benefit the Tough 752-9770. Christian concert vows. A reception will fol- ebration with other survi- Feb. 12 Enough to Wear Pink Crisis The Christian music low in the fellowship hall. vors from 3 ot 4:30 p.m. Medicare seminar Fund. For more informa- Necomers lunch group Brian Free and Bring finger food, chips at The Clubhouse of the The LifeStyle Enrichment tion, call Linda Dowling at The Lake City Assurance will give a con- and dip, nuts or sandwich- Lake City Woman’s and Center will have a free 752-8822. Newcomers will have a lun- cert at Wellborn Baptist es to share. The church is Garden clubs at 257 SE Medicare seminar from 5 to cheon meeting at 11 a.m. Church. The church is at 3330 U.S. 90 in Wellborn. Hernando St. Enjoy Iced 6 p.m. The seminar will be Water board meeting at Quail Heights Country on U.S. 90 West between For more information, call tea and homemade baked moderated by Irv Crowetz The Suwannee River Club on Branford Highway Live Oak and Lake City at pastor W.C. Cobb at (386) goods, entertainment, of C/C and Associates Inc. Water Management District (State Road 247). Ted Allen the intersection with Lowe 752-8479. socializing and learning Subjects to be covered Board of Governors will will give a program featur- Lake Road in Wellborn. A about the American Cancer include how to enroll in meet at 9 a.m. at district ing a portrayal of Abraham love offering for the group Society and Relay for Life. Medicare, what is covered headquarters, 9225 County Lincoln. For more informa- will be received. More infor- Feb. 11 For more information, call and whether supplemen- Road 49 in Live Oak. A tion, call Pinky Moore at mation about the church Coalition meeting to (386) 752-4198 or (386) tal insurance is needed. public hearing also will 752-4552. OBITUARIES

Imogene M. Aleywine United Methodist Church and Bible Institute in Dallas, Texas ert Jones Jr.; daughters, Diane Creek, KY, passed away Feb- 69, a resident of Lake City, the Lakeland Art Guild. Here she where she was a part of a min- Jones and Michelle Jones; be- ruary 7, 2013 at her home in Florida passed away Feb- Imogene M. Aleywine, 82, returned to school and became istry team teaching bible classes loved granddaughter, Shynickie Wellborn, FL. Rosa had been ruary 5, 2013 at his home. went to heaven with the Lord and LPN. She was Valedictorian at a local tuberculosis sanitarium Dendy; brother, John (Judy) a winter resident of Wellborn Mr. Seroki was a lifelong resi- on February 9, 2013. Born in and President of her LPN class. and participated in presenting Jones; sisters, since 1978. Her summer resi- dent of Lake City, Florida and Early County, GA to the late She was employed as an LPN at the Bible through KYB Clubs Diane (Riley) dence was in Dayton, OH. is the son of the late Charles John Thomas Mathis and Carrie the Watson Clinic in Lakeland, (Know your Bible Clubs). It Morgan and Preceding her was her husband Robert and Lillian Christen- Belle Mathis, Imogene attended Florida until her retirement in thrilled her to see young people Patricia (Jay) Otis McNally, an infant daugh- son Seroki, Sr. Mr. Seroki had school in Leesburg, GA. Mrs. 1982. At this time she moved to learning Gods word and accept- F e r n a n d e z ; ter Jo Ann, her parents Marshall been employed with the Dept. Aleywine was preceded in death the house she and her husband ing Christ as their Savior. She eight nieces and Mary Lee Rayburn of Silver of Transportation Lake City, by her mother and father, one had built on farming acreage spent a summer in Cuba with and nephews Creek, KY, her brothers Billy Fl. for five years and the Army sister, five brothers and one outside of Dunnellon, FL. Here Practical Missionary Training and eighteen Rayburn of Plant City, FL and Corps of Engineers of Jackson- grandson. She is survived by she enjoyed caring for animals where she participated in street great nieces Sam Rayburn of Richmond, ville, Fl. for twenty- five years. her loving husband of 63 years, especially her dogs and driving ministry radio ministry and in and nephews KY, her sisters Geneva Witt of Survivors include Two Daugh- Fred Aleywine, Sr.; one daugh- her tractor to mow the pastures. assisting resident missionaries. and one great, Lexington, KY, Catherine Ray- ters: Christine (Ronald) Dobbs, ter: Carol Bottin; one son: Pat Mrs. Cork was known as a cre- Mrs. Fielding was preceded in great nephew. burn of Silver Creek, KY, and Lake City, Fl. and Sheila Se- (Kristen), 8 grandchildren and ative person. She enjoyed needle death by her mother and Father, He was dearly Virginia Clouser of Dayton OH. roki, Middleburg, Fl. One son: 5 great grandchildren. Funeral crafts and painting in oils. Mrs. her daughter Elizabeth Ann Cul- loved by his fam- Surviving her is her daughter Bar- Charlie (Jody) Seroki, Lake But- services will be held on Mon- Cork was predeceased by her ley of Kasilof, Alaska, and three ily and will be forever missed. bara Tippie of Dayton, OH, her ler, Fl. One Sister: Mary Jean day, February 11, 2013, at 11:00 husband, John, to whom she was siblings who died in infancy. Bobby spent his formidable grandsons Tom Tippie of Adena, Hutchins (Wiley), Auburndale, A.M. at Gateway-Forest Lawn married to for 44 years. She is She is survived by her husband years on Orange Street in Lake OH and Bill Tippie (Missy) of Fl. Seven grandchildren and one Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. survived by her four children, Hunter Weston “Tuck” Fielding City running on the dirt roads, West Carrollton, OH, her great- great grandchild also survive. Robert Herrington of Cochran, Michael (Peggy) Cork, Down- of Lake City; daughters: Mary playing kick-the-can and base- granddaughters Courtney Brown Memorial funeral services will GA and Dr. Rodney Baker of ers Grove, IL, Judy Sears, Lake Ester (Merle) Johnson of Sutton; ball with all the neighborhood of Wilmington, OH, Paige and be conducted Tuesday, Febru- Hopeful Baptist Church officiat- City, FL, Linda Cork, Charles- Alaska, Sharon Kay (Rob) Hein kids. He could beat everyone Billie Tippie of West Carroll- ary 12, 2013 at 10:00 A.M. ing. Interment will follow in ton, SC, Tom Cork, Sr. Madeira of Wasilla, Alaska; Ann Eliza- at marbles--he was the marble ton, OH, one great-great-grand- in the Chapel of Dees-Par- Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. Beach, FL and an “adopted” beth (Bud) Corson of Leesburg, champion!! He loved fishing daughter of Wilmington, OH, rish Funeral Home. Arrange- Visitation with the family will son, Don Anderson. She is also Fla.; Genie Marie (Bill) Head of and swimming in Hamburger and several nieces & nephews. ments are under the direction of be held one hour before the survived by her grandchildren, Ft. Valley, GA.; and Irene Marie Lake and Ocean Pond, playing Funeral services for Mrs. Mc- DEES-PARRISH FAMILY service (10:00 A.M. to 11:00 Jay Sears, Susan Sears, Scott (Kirk) Humphreys of Palm Beach pool at teen town and beating Nally will be held at a later FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Mar- A.M.) GATEWAY-FOREST (Kristen) Cork, David (Kelly) Gardens, Fla. Eight (8) Grand- his brother, Butch, at Tennis. date with Newcomer Family ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 LAWN FUNERAL HOME, Cork, Laurel (Robin) Sanderson, children, Ten (10) Great Grand- Later in life he became ill from Funeral Home in Dayton, Ohio (386)752-1234, please sign the 3596 S. US Hwy 441, Lake Beth (Tony) McKie, Sarah Bei- children, and a host of those she injuries suffered during his ser- (937)293-4141. Local arrange- on-line family guestbook at City, FL 32025 (386-752-1954) ers, Tom Cork, Jr. and Kather- calls her “children of the heart”. vice in Vietnam, but he never ments are under the direction parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com is in charge of arrangements. ine Cork. In addition, there are Mrs. Fielding disliked seeing complained. He enjoyed the of DEES-PARRISH FAMILY Please send words of comfort to eleven great-grandchildren and God’s money wasted and re- simple pleasures of life, he FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Mar- the family at www.gatewayfor- a special niece, Diane McCrary. spectfully requests that, in lieu loved to fish in his sister Patsy’s ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 estlawn.com. Grave side services will be held of flowers, any memorials be backyard, eat his sister Diane’s (386)752-1234, please sign the at a later date in Lansing , Michi- made in the form of donations famous cakes and coerce his on-line family guestbook at Bethany Cork gan. In lieu of flowers family to Southside Baptist Church brother Butch, to take him to parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com request donations be made or to Gideon’s International the casino. His constant com- Obituaries are paid advertise- to Alzheimers Organization. for the placement of Bibles. panion was his dog Rye-Rye, Charles Robert Seroki Bethany Cork, 90, passed away ments. For details, call the Lake February 6, 2013 at the Good Daniels Funeral A memorial service will be held who was always by his side City Reporter’s classified depart- S a m a r i t a n Homes & Crematory, at Southside Baptist Church on and a loyal friend until the end. Charles Robert Seroki, Jr. ment at 752-1293. Center in Inc., of Live Oak and Branford, Tuesday, February 12, 2013, Please visit www.kraeer- Dowling Park FL in charge of arrangements. Dr. Ralph Rodriguez officiating coralsprings.com to sign , Florida. Mrs. Bobby’s guest book. Cork was born Dorothy Fielding Robert “Bobby” Thomas The family will receive friends in Lansing, Jones on Monday, February 11, 2013, Michigan and Mrs. Dorothy Fielding went 6:00 - 7:00pm at Kraeer Funeral was the daugh- home to Heaven February 6, Robert “Bobby” Thomas Jones, Home & Cremation Center, 1655 ter of Arthur 2013. She was born March 28, 65, of Coral Springs, went to his University Drive, Coral Springs and Ann Manthey Gertenhouse. 1928 in King Fisher Oklahoma heavenly home on January 26, where a Celebration of Life Ser- She received her education in the to Arthur Lee Stanfill and Eliza- 2013. Bobby was born February vice will begin at 7:00pm. Inter- public schools of Detroit, Michi- beth Faye Jett Stanfill. She was 12, 1947 in Marianna, Florida, to ment will be Tuesday, February gan. She married John Cork of born again into the family of the late John Edmund and Lollie 12, 2013, 10:00am at South Greenwood, S.C and had four God March 27, 1938 and loved (Tidwell) Jones. He was a war Florida National Cemetery, Lake children. She assisted her hus- and served her Lord by serving decorated veteran, who served Worth with military honors. band in his tire business and others. Mrs. Fielding attended his country honorably during the they also enjoyed square danc- school in Hennessey, Oklahoma Vietnam Era as a United States Rosa McNally ing. In 1956 the family moved to and graduated from High School Marine. Those left to cherish Lakeland, Florida. In Lakeland in Enid, Oklahoma. 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Monday Ulsh expects big things n Fort White High JV baseball vs. Keystone Heights High, 6 p.m. First-year coach Tuesday n Fort White High expects Tigers to track at Suwannee High, compete for title. 3:30 p.m. n Fort White High By BRANDON FINLEY softball vs. Chiefland [email protected] High, 6 p.m. n Columbia High If you’re walking into softball at Lafayette High, your first head coaching 7 p.m. (JV-5) job, it’s not a bad idea to n Columbia High walk into a good situation. baseball vs. Fort White Columbia High head High, 7 p.m. (JV-4) coach Jonathan Ulsh takes Thursday over the Tigers’ baseball n Columbia High girls program this season in just tennis at Gainesville High, that role looking to lead 3:30 p.m. his alma mater back to the n Fort White High playoffs. softball vs. Union County The Tigers made their High, 6 p.m. deepest run last year before n Fort White High JV coming up short in the baseball at Newberry third round of the playoffs, BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter High, 6 p.m. but Ulsh brings in plenty of Columbia High’s 2013 baseball team members are (front row, from left) Dakota Yurke, Brent Stalter, Cody Bass, Jake Bates, n Columbia High experience and a veteran Kaleb Rossignol, Harrison Shubert, Steven Rendell and Tyler Myrick. Back row (from left) are coach Joey Edge, Alex Milton, baseball at Union County ballclub. Jason Plyn, Levi Hollingsworth, Dalton Mauldin, Caleb Vaughn, Jordan Culp, Andrew Johnson, Sam Bass and head coach High, 6:30 p.m. (JV-4) Ulsh was a four-year mem- Jonathan Ulsh. Heath Phillips also is an assistant coach. n Columbia High ber of the Tigers and went softball vs. Aucilla on to play two more years Christian Academy, in Lake City at what was North Alabama. During his “I started coaching out of Collins for two years and first year as the head coach, 7 p.m. (JV-5) then known as Lake City college career he had more college at North Alabama Greg Gillman for two years. Ulsh doesn’t expect the pro- n Columbia High boys Community College under than 40 wins. as a graduate assistant,” The last three years I’ve gram to take a dip. basketball in Region Tom Clark. Ulsh played two At 30 years old, Ulsh Ulsh said. “After that, I spent at Branford as an “I think we can go a long 1-6A quarterfinals, TBA more years of college ball has plenty of experience in came home to coach under assistant on their varsity.” n Fort White High boys at Wesleyan College and coaching already. Andy Bennett and Richard And just because it’s his CHS continued on 6B basketball in Region 2-4A quarterfinals, TBA Friday n Columbia High baseball vs. Buchholz High, 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) n Fort White High baseball vs. Keystone Heights High, 7 p.m. Revenge seekers BRIEFS

FORT WHITE FOOTBALL Third time no Q-back Club meeting Monday charm for Tigers The Fort White Quarterback Club will against Wolfson meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the faculty lounge at the By BRANDON FINLEY close in the first half and high school. There will [email protected] trailed by only 14 heading be voting for president, into the fourth quarter as vice-president, secretary, JACKSONVILLE — Some Wolfson held a 42-28 edge. treasurer, sergeant-at- nights you have it and some In desperation mode, the arms and four board nights you don’t. Columbia Tigers buried themselves positions. Anyone High experienced both in the final period as the interested in becoming a ends of the spectrum dur- Wolfpack pulled away by part of the Quarterback ing the District 4-6A tourna- the 61-35 final margin. Club is invited to attend. ment over the weekend. Marshall and Robert For details, call Harold After a 72-56 win against Dale led the Tigers with Bundy at 365-5731. St. Augustine High on eight points each and Jasper Friday, the Tigers came up Sasser led Wolfson with 15. RUNNING flat in a 61-35 defeat at the “I thought the first half Blue Grey 5k hands of the Wolfson High was the worst half of basket- Wolfpack on Saturday. ball we played all year and sign-up ongoing Columbia missed its first the second half didn’t get The 2013 Olustee 10 shots from the field and any better,” Columbia head Blue Grey 5k is 7:30 a.m. never led in the contest. coach Horace Jefferson Saturday. This year’s The Wolfpack were hot said. “Credit Wolfson, theme is “Celebrate Life” early and started the game they’re a good team, but and the race is for all on a 9-0 run before Morris that just wasn’t our night.” Marshall’s field goal with The Tigers will travel to ages and fitness levels. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter There will be an award 2:48 finally put the Tigers take on Ridgeview High on on the board. Columbia High’s Akeem Williams is fouled by a St. Augustine High player during Friday’s for the runner/walker CHS continued on 5B semifinal matchup against the Yellow Jackets in the District 4-6A tournament in Jacksonville. with the most outgoing Columbia would hold it and fun-filled outfit. The first runner to break 19 minutes will receive Williston wins $100, and there will be raffle prizes. Registration is open at active.com. rubber match For details, call Michelle at 208-2447.

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Lake City Babe By TIM KIRBY Phillips nailed a 3-pointer Ruth registration [email protected] early in the overtime to give the Indians a two-point Lake City Babe Ruth FORT WHITE — Both lead. Williston answered Baseball registration teams had the District 5-4A with three baskets before for its spring league basketball championship Melton Sanders ended the at Southside Sports won and both teams let it run. Sanders’ bucket made Complex is 6-8 p.m. slip away. In the end, it took it 64-62 Williston with a Monday. Five leagues overtime before Williston minute to play. The Indians are offered for ages 4-6 High defended its district couldn’t buy a basket down (coach pitch), 7-8, 9-10, title with a 66-62 win over the stretch and the Red 11-12 and 13-15. Fee is Fort White on the Indians’ Devils made a couple of $95. A parent or guardian home court. free throws to seal the win. must accompany player The Red Devils had a “They made some shots and provide a birth slim margin after the first and we made some plays,” certificate. Online quarter and at the half. Williston head coach Steve registration continues at Fort White tied the game Faulkner said. “It was just lcccyb.com. at 41-all after the third a great high school basket- For details, call Jessica quarter and both teams ball game.” Langley at 867-1897. scored 16 points in the Fort White got down by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter fourth quarter. n From staff reports Fort White High’s Melton Sanders attempts a layup earlier this year against Columbia High. Fort White’s Trey INDIANS continued on 5B 2BSPORTS

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BASKETBALL Florida 83, TELEVISION 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Maryland at Duke Mississippi State 58 TV sports 9 p.m. ESPN2 — Louisville at Notre Dame At Gainesville Today MISSISSIPPI ST. (7-15) GOLF Borchert 5-11 1-2 14, Ware 7-11 2-7 9 a.m. FOOTBALL 16, Thomas 4-9 0-0 8, Bloodman 4-7 TGC — European PGA Tour, Joburg 1-1 10, Sword 2-8 2-2 7, Price 0-1 0-0 0, Open, final round, at Johannesburg (same- NFL calendar Cunningham 0-3 0-0 0, Johnson 1-4 0-0 3. day tape) Totals 23-54 6-12 58. 1 p.m. March 9-11 — Clubs may enter FLORIDA (19-3) TGC — PGA Tour, Pebble Beach negotiations with certified agents of Murphy 7-10 0-0 17, Young 1-5 4-6 6, National Pro-Am, final round, at Pebble players who will be unrestricted free Boynton 3-9 4-5 10, Rosario 7-10 2-3 Beach, Calif. agents at end of league year. 18, Frazier II 4-7 0-0 11, Kurtz 0-0 0-0 3 p.m. March 12 — Before 4 p.m., clubs 0, Wilbekin 2-4 0-0 5, Ogbueze 1-1 0-0 CBS — PGA Tour, Pebble Beach must exercise options for 2013 on 2, Graham 0-1 0-0 0, Prather 5-9 2-5 12, National Pro-Am, final round, at Pebble all players who have option clauses Walker 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 31-58 12-19 83. Beach, Calif. in their 2012 contracts; clubs must Halftime—Florida 42-26. 3-Point 7 p.m. submit qualifying offers to their restricted Goals—Mississippi St. 6-16 (Borchert TGC — Champions Tour, Allianz free agents with expiring contracts and 3-5, Johnson 1-2, Bloodman 1-3, Sword Championship, final round, at Boca Raton to whom they desire to retain a right 1-3, Thomas 0-1, Cunningham 0-2), Florida (same-day tape) of first refusal/compensation; clubs must 9-25 (Frazier II 3-5, Murphy 3-5, Rosario COURTESY PHOTO MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL submit a minimum salary offer to retain 2-4, Wilbekin 1-3, Prather 0-1, Graham 1 p.m. exclusive negotiating rights to players 0-1, Walker 0-1, Boynton 0-5). Fouled CBS — Indiana at Ohio St. with expiring 2012 contracts and who Out—None. Rebounds—Mississippi St. Lady Falcons softball 3 p.m. have fewer than three seasons of free 31 (Sword 8), Florida 36 (Young 7). ESPN — St. John’s at Syracuse agency credit; all 2012 player contracts Assists—Mississippi St. 13 (Sword 5), Lake City Middle School’s softball team plays its first home at 4 p.m. Thursday against 10 p.m. expire. All clubs must be under the salary Florida 21 (Wilbekin 7). Total Fouls— Suwannee Middle School. Team members are (front row, from left) Lauren Hutcherson, FSN — Washington at Southern Cal cap. The 2013 league year, free agency and Mississippi St. 18, Florida 12. A—12,444. NBA BASKETBALL trading period begins at 4 p.m. SK Lewis, Maddie Kennon and Jamilyn Jeffries. Second row (from left) are 1 p.m. March 17-20 — Annual league Wake Forest 71, coach John Kvistad, Malorie Ronsonet, Story Giebeig, Alaina Perry, Carlie Carswell, ABC — L.A. Clippers at New York meeting, Phoenix Dara Gaylord and coach Machon Kvistad. Third row (from left) are Hanna Hamilton, 3:30 p.m. April 25-27 — NFL draft, New York Florida St. 46 ABC — L.A. Lakers at Miami May 20-22 — NFL spring league Brandy Wacha, Kamdyn Kvistad, Mikayla Collins, Ivorie Maltby and Kaylee Brannon. 8 p.m. Meeting, Boston At Winston-Salem, N.C. ESPN — San Antonio at Brooklyn FLORIDA ST. (13-10) NHL HOCKEY White 4-4 4-7 13, Turpin 3-7 2-4 8, 12:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Brandon 0-0 0-1 0, Snaer 4-13 4-5 13, NBC — Los Angeles at Detroit Whisnant II 1-4 0-0 3, Bookert 1-2 0-0 3, 7:30 p.m. NBA schedule Gilchrist 0-2 0-0 0, Bojanovsky 1-4 3-4 5, NBCSN — New Jersey at Pittsburgh Portuondo 0-0 0-0 0, Thomas 0-1 0-0 0, Miller 0-3 1-2 1, Moreau 0-1 0-0 0, Ojo PREP BASKETBALL Today’s Games 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 14-43 14-23 46. 6 p.m. L.A. Clippers at New York, 1 p.m. WAKE FOREST (11-12) ESPN2 — Chester (Pa.) at Neumann- L.A. Lakers at Miami, 3:30 p.m. Thomas 2-6 3-6 7, McKie 5-9 3-4 15, Goretti (Pa.) Minnesota at Memphis, 6 p.m. Adala Moto 3-4 0-0 6, Miller-McIntyre RUGBY Denver at Boston, 6 p.m. 6-10 1-3 14, Harris 4-12 4-4 14, Jones 0-2 2 p.m. New Orleans at Toronto, 6 p.m. 0-0 0, Fischer 4-6 0-2 10, Washington 0-0 NBCSN — USA Sevens, semifinals, Portland at Orlando, 6 p.m. 0-1 0, Rountree III 0-0 1-2 1, Cavanaugh at Las Vegas Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 8 p.m. 1-2 0-0 2, Antonelli 0-1 0-0 0, Jennings 1-1 4 p.m. San Antonio at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. 0-0 2, O’Brien 0-0 0-0 0, Niedrich 0-0 0-0 NBC — USA Sevens, consolation Houston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 0. Totals 26-53 12-22 71. games and championship, at Las Vegas Monday’s Games Halftime—Wake Forest 34-26. WINTER SPORTS Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 3-Point Goals—Florida St. 4-13 (White 6 p.m. Boston at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 1-1, Bookert 1-2, Whisnant II 1-3, Snaer NBCSN — Biathlon World L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 1-5, Miller 0-2), Wake Forest 7-17 (Fischer Championships, men’s pursuit, at Nove Brooklyn at Indiana, 7 p.m. 2-3, McKie 2-5, Harris 2-6, Miller-McIntyre Mesto, Czech Republic (same-day tape) New Orleans at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 1-2, Adala Moto 0-1). Fouled Out—None. WOMEN’S COLLEGE San Antonio at Chicago, 8 p.m. Rebounds—Florida St. 25 (Turpin, White BASKETBALL Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 6), Wake Forest 45 (Thomas 8). Assists— 1 p.m. Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. FSN — Houston at Rice Florida St. 7 (Bookert, Brandon, Snaer 2), 2 p.m. Wake Forest 11 (Jones, Thomas 3). Total ESPN2 — Michigan St. at Penn St. NBA calendar Fouls—Florida St. 20, Wake Forest 21. 3 p.m. Feb. 15-17 — NBA All-Star weekend FSN — Tulane at Tulsa (Houston). 4 p.m. HOCKEY Feb. 21 — Trade deadline. ESPN2 — Kentucky at Vanderbilt April 20 — Playoffs begin. COURTESY PHOTO 5 p.m. NHL schedule June 6 — NBA Finals begin (possible FSN — Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma switch to June 4). ——— Today’s Game Lady Falcons place in Matanzas 5K June 20 — Last possible date for NBA Monday Los Angeles at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Finals (possible switch to June 18). MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Edmonton at Columbus, 6 p.m. Four Lake City Middle School runners placed in the top eight in the 11-14 age group at the June 27 — NBA draft. 7 p.m. Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Matanzas 5K in Jacksonville on Jan. 26, all with personal best times. The Lady Falcons ESPN — Marquette at Georgetown Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. are: Cassie Pierron, second in 19:51 (from left); Jillian Morse, fifth in 20:40; Christen Odum, NBCSN — Old Dominion at AP Top 25 schedule New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Delaware Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. eighth in 23:05; Bridget Morse, first in 19:28. They are joined by Nicole Morse, who placed 9 p.m. Today’s Games Monday’s Games fourth in the 15-19 age group. ESPN — Kansas St. at Kansas No. 1 Indiana at No. 10 Ohio State, Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. SOCCER 1 p.m. Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 2:55 p.m. No. 4 Duke at Boston College, 6 p.m. San Jose at Columbus, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Premier League, West No. 7 Arizona vs. California, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Bromwich at Liverpool No. 9 Syracuse vs. St. John’s, 3 p.m. Phoenix at Colorado, 9 p.m. Fort White softball opens with victory WOMEN’S COLLEGE No. 18 Minnesota vs. Illinois, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Calgary, 9 p.m. From staff reports Branford High’s middle batters scored — DuBose, school on Tuesday. Kylee Crews, Raven Miles, PREP ROUNDUP Fort White High’s mid- Pitcher Shelby DuBose Jamie Tolkkinen, Jolynn dle school softball team did not allow a hit and Falgout, Brooke Maynard, opened the season with struck out 12. Savana Terry, Jess Burns Roberts places in top half of a 12-0 win at home over Fort White’s first nine and Shaylen Raulerson. division at state weightlifting

From staff reports In the second round, the Fort White softball Celtics will face Bradford Columbia High’s Dana High which beat Mount Fort White’s softball Roberts, Kayla Carman and Dora, 38-30. game at Bronson High on Charlee Watson competed On the other side of the Thursday was rained out. in the FHSAA Finals state bracket, Atlantic High beat The Lady Indians play weightlifting meet at the Cocoa Beach High, 59-39, their home-opener at 6 p.m. Kissimmee Civic Center on and Lake Highland Prep beat Tuesday against Chiefland Saturday. West Shore High 42-39. High. In the Unlimited division, Roberts had a 180-pound bench press and a 160- pound clean & jerk for a Erectile Dysfunction 340-pound total. Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health She placed 15th in the FREE book by doctor reveals what the division, which was won by GUXJFRPSDQLHVGRQ·WZDQW\RXWRNQRZ Samantha Cook of Bradford 'U.HYLQ+RUQVE\0'ZLOOPDLOWKH SD\ WKH SRVWDJH DQG KDQGOLQJ ,I with 240-225-465. ILUVWPHQWKDWUHVSRQGWRWKLVDG WKHSRSXODUSLOOVGRQ¶WZRUNIRU\RX In the 110-pound division, DIUHHFRS\RIKLVQHZWKLUW\GROODU UHJDUGOHVV RI \RXU DJH RU PHGLFDO Carman lifted 105-115-220. ERRN³$'RFWRU¶V*XLGHWR(UHFWLOH KLVWRU\ LQFOXGLQJ GLDEHWHV DQG '\VIXQFWLRQ´+H¶VVRVXUHWKLVERRN SURVWDWHFDQFHU \RXRZHLWWR\RXU Amanda Friar of Navarre ZLOO FKDQJH \RXU OLIH KH ZLOO HYHQ VHOIDQG\RXUODG\WRUHDGWKLVERRN High won the division with &DOO7ROO)UHH(800) 333-1950RUwww.eddoctor.com. 160-145-305. Watson did not make any of her lifts in the 129-pound division. It was won by Shelby Koren of Spruce Creek High with 160-195-355. Navarre edged out Spruce Creek for the state title, 24 points to 23. Lady Indians basketball

Fort White High’s girls basketball team ran into a 25-2 Trinity Catholic High buzzsaw in the opening round of the Class 4A state playoffs. The Celtics beat the Lady Indians 61-25 in Ocala on Thursday. Kasha Cook led Fort White, which was making its first trip to the state play- offs, with 13 points. Shambria Washington led Trinity Catholic with 22 points and Amber Ferguson scored 11. 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 3B Lady Tigers start strong

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Lacey King (right) looks to steal second base in the Lady Tigers’ 16-0 home win over Wolfson High on Tuesday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Brandy Morgan (1) crosses home plate against Wolfson High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Kayli Kvistad hits a pitch during Tuesday’s game against Wolfson High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Ashley Shoup winds up for a pitch during the season-opener. Columbia High’s Brittany Morgan steals third base against Wolfson High. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Tigers commit to future

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High head football coach Brian Allen introduces the nine Tigers signing college scholarships on Wednesday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High football players Laremy Tunsil (left) and Felix Woods joke around before appearing on ESPN for National Signing Day on Wednesday. Tunsil signed with the University of Mississippi and Woods signed with Weber State University. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Wyndell Wallace signals to friends and family while on stage at the Columbia High auditorium.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Laremy Tunsil gives a thumbs-up to an ESPN cameraman after checking the Columbia High students cheer for members of the football team signing scholarships during microphone levels. National Signing Day on Wednesday. 5BSports

Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER BASKETBALL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 5B Miami INDIANS: Playoff bound Gator basketball Continued From Page 1B rolls a dozen points midway scored 13. through the second quar- Both teams advanced gets back on track ter, then closed on an 8-0 to the state playoffs and run to get within 27-23. will play on Thursday. Fort over Jalen Wyche and White travels to Mount By MARK LONG ed as the 35-point beatdown his first career start. “But Sanders hit treys early in Dora High, while Williston Associated Press Florida handed Mississippi we’ve got to play together, the third quarter and Dre plays host to South Sumter State on its home court two play hard and try to make Heels Brown scored four points High. GAINESVILLE — No. 2 weeks ago. up for what he brought to to offset a 6-0 spurt by Williston also went to Florida played without for- “When we play like that, the team.” By STEVEN WINE the Red Devils. Michael overtime in its 77-75 semi- ward Will Yeguete, benched it’s hard to beat us,” guard Mississippi State (7-15, Associated Press Mulberry had a pair of final win over Bradford starting point guard Scottie Kenny Boynton said. 2-8) played without guard baskets late in the quar- High on Friday. Wilbekin and got an injury Casey Prather, playing in Jalen Steele, who didn’t CORAL GABLES — ter and Sanders’ two free Wilson scored seven scare from Erik Murphy. place of Yeguete, chipped in make the trip after being North Carolina’s Marcus throws with :50 remaining points in the overtime It didn’t matter against 12 points and five rebounds. suspended indefinitely for Paige had Shane Larkin tied the game. and led Williston with 26 Mississippi State. Yeguete had arthroscopic violating team rules. well-covered when the Sanders scored nine points. Mike Rosario scored surgery Friday to remove It was a big blow for a Miami Hurricanes’ point points in the fourth quar- After being shut out in 18 points, Murphy added loose bodies in his right team already down three guard launched a shot ter and Wyche nailed a the first quarter, Bradford’s 17 before leaving with a knee and will miss the rest players. from the top of the key. 3-pointer to give the Justin McBride finished sprained ankle and the of the regular season. Freshmen Andre “I yelled, ‘Good defense, Indians a four-point lead. with 34 points including Gators bounced back from The Gators (19-3, 9-1 Applewhite and Jacoby Marcus,’” Tar Heels coach Treys by Alex Porter and eight in the overtime. a humbling loss earlier SEC) went 4-5 without him Davis are out for the sea- Roy Williams said. “And it Earl Brown around a bas- Fort White had an easier in the week to thump the last season, but handled son with knee injuries, and went right in.” ket by Mulberry produced time with Santa Fe High in short-handed Bulldogs his absence much better senior Wendell Lewis is Lately there’s no stop- the tie. The Red Devils the other semifinal, beat- 83-58 on Saturday. against the Bulldogs. sidelined with a fractured ping the eighth-ranked missed an alley-oop play at ing the Raiders 77-65. The game looked every “Obviously, he’s a big right patella. Hurricanes, who made the buzzer. The Indians led by eight bit like a matchup of the piece of our team that we So the Bulldogs came a school record-tying 15 “The rebounding hurt points at the end of the Southeastern Conference’s lost,” said Michael Frazier to Gainesville with six 3-pointers and extended us,” Fort White head first quarter. Santa Fe cut best and worst teams. II, who finished with 11 scholarship players and two their winning streak to coach Isiah Phillips said. the deficit in half by half- It wasn’t nearly as lopsid- points and six rebounds in walk-ons. 11 games by beating “We knew we had to do time, but Fort White got North Carolina 87-61 on good job boxing out. That it back to 12 points by the Saturday. was the key. Our goal was end of the third quarter. The Tar Heels started to win the district champi- Sanders led four Indians poorly and were dominat- onship, but we have got to in double figures with 24 ed inside, but Williams finish.” points. Cottrell scored 16, said Miami is unbeaten Sanders led all scorers with 15 from Mulberry and in the Atlantic Coast with 24 points. Wyche 10 from Phillips. Wyche Conference for a reason. scored 15 points and added seven points, while “Ever ybody from Mulberry scored 13. Paul Perry and Kaleel North Carolina always Phillips and Brown scored Jackson each scored two thinks it’s just about four points and Chris and Quran Porter had a North Carolina,” he said. Cottrell scored two. free throw. “It’s not. Miami is pretty Earl Brown led the Red Montrell Flagg scored dadgum good.” Devils with 23 points. 23 for the Raiders with 16 North Carolina (16-7, David Heinkel scored 14 from Demarius Harris and 6-4 ACC), which began points and Tre Wilson 10 from Marcus Archer. the season 18-2 against the Hurricanes, lost to them for the second time in four weeks. Miami (19-3, 10-0) set a school record for ACC victories in a season with eight games still to go. The Hurricanes are the last unbeaten team in league play among the major conferences. Word is spreading, and the attendance-challenged Hurricanes drew a sellout crowd for the third in the past four home games. Among those on hand were LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, seated in the front row. Coach Jim Larranaga said he received a phone call requesting tickets for the Heat stars. “I told them, ‘Sorry, it’s sold out.’ But then we said, ‘We think we can fit you in.’” ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida State’s Michael Snaer (21) drives past Wake Forest’s C.J. Harris (11) during the second half of the game in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Saturday. Wake Forest won 71-46. ’Noles routed by Wake

By AARON BEARD win total for last season. ished with a 45-25 rebound- Associated Press They were in complete con- ing advantage, which led trol almost from the tip, to a 19-1 edge in second- WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. leading by 11 points in the chance points and helped — Wake Forest is doing its first half before blowing the them shoot 49.1 percent (26 best to rebuild a homecourt game open in a surprisingly of 53) for the game. advantage. easy finish. Florida State coach Travis McKie scored 15 Now they’re 4-1 at home Leonard Hamilton offered points to help the Demon in the ACC, with the only a simple assessment when Deacons beat Florida State loss coming against Duke asked what his Seminoles 71-46 on Saturday, snapping in a game that came down did right Saturday. a four-game losing streak. to the final minute. And “We put our uniforms C.J. Harris added 14 if third-year coach Jeff on right,” Hamilton said. for the Demon Deacons Bzdelik is going to turn “That’s about where it (11-12, 4-7 Atlantic Coast around the struggling pro- stopped.” Conference), who led the gram, it has to start here at Michael Snaer and Okaro entire afternoon on the way Joel Coliseum. White each scored 13 for to matching their league The Demon Deacons fin- the Seminoles.

CHS: Play at Ridgeview on Thursday Continued From Page 1B Thursday in Orange Park. cal skills, but I wasn’t sure if “The win tonight was for In the semifinal matchup he had the basketball matu- us,” Jefferson said. “But we against St. Augustine High rity. He ended up playing want to win the champion- on Friday, the Tigers led very composed like he had ship for the community so after each quarter on the been there all year.” that we can have a home way to their final matchup Jones ended the game playoff game. With the sup- against Wolfson High. with 10 points, but scored port we’ve got, the commu- Columbia took the sting seven in the first half to nity deserves that.” out of the Yellow Jackets help the Tigers establish an Jefferson was most early and went onto win early lead. pleased with the Tigers’ 72-56. Tre Simmons was the ability to have a balanced Early, the Tigers had a hottest hand for the Tigers rotation of scoring as five secret weapon in Darrell on the night, however, as Columbia players reached Jones, a junior varsity play- the junior finished with 18 double digits in the con- er that was called up for the points including knocking test. district tournament. down five free throws down “It says a few things,” “I always thought highly the stretch. Jefferson said. “It means of him,” Jefferson said. “I Akeem Williams had 15 we were distributing the thought that he could help points and Marshall and ball well, we ran the floor us down the stretch, but he Dillan Hall each finished and we were making good ended up helping us more with 10. Javontaé Foster decisions. It’s a good thing than even I anticipated. I was the only other Tiger to when you have balanced knew that he had the physi- score with seven points. scoring like that.” 6BSPORTS

6B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Smith gets opportunity at Northern Arizona By BRANDON FINLEY program,” Smith said. “We some of the same slants [email protected] had so much more dis- and stunts.” cipline. It made all of us Smith intends to start His teammates call him better.” his career at Northern Buddha and Columbia Smith had many options, Arizona the same way he High the defensive end but his final choice came ended it at Columbia. He found peace and tranquil- down to two schools. wants to be a starter and ity in his college choice at “It was stressful when that’s his goal for the first National Signing Day on I started, but I narrowed year on campus. Wednesday. it down to three schools “I want to come in and Smith was one of 10 and then two,” Smith said. do my job to earn a spot,” seniors to sign a college “Tennessee State, Alcorn Smith said. “It’s just like scholarship from the 2012 State and Northern Arizona here at Columbia where I class and made his choice were my final three and in have to do my job and trust to play at Northern Arizona the end it came down to in the man next to me to do University. Alcorn State and Northern their job as well. Just like For Smith, to be a part Arizona. When I was done, here, we started off not of the largest signing class it was Northern Arizona, knowing each other, but in the Tigers’ history was just because I felt that the we left as brothers.” a blessing, but also a start- program reminded me so Smith also wants to ing point. much of what I had been establish a name for him- “It’s pretty remarkable,” through at CHS.” self in the west before he said. “We have set the Smith said the defensive graduation. bar for the younger class. schemes have a lot in com- “I want to represent They just have to continue mon with what he’s learned Lake City and I hope to do the ward work and dedica- under Allen and defensive that by being named all- tion seen in this class.” coordinator Dennis Dotson conference,” Smith said. For Smith, it all started at Columbia. But he also wants to rep- with head coach Brian “They run pretty much resent Lake City off the Allen for changing the cul- the same defense,” Smith field. ture of the Tigers. said. “They want me “I want to go in, make “The way he came in, to line up inside and at my grades and graduate,” he just took charge of the defensive end. I’ll run he said.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High tight end Shaq Johnson will be attending Western Kentucky University to play football this fall. Columbia tight end Johnson brings dual

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Felix Woods (from left), Javere Smith, Brett Newcomb and Solomon Bell are seen at threat to next level National Signing Day on Wednesday in the Columbia High auditorium. By BRANDON FINLEY “I’m going to get in and “Coach (Andy) Giddens [email protected] work hard for playing time,” and (Doug) Peeler were Johnson said. “I’ll play any always there to make sure At Columbia High, Shaq role that I have to. If I have I was moving the right Johnson was a dual-threat to wait, I will, but when the way and taking the right tight end. He expects to time comes I’m going to first step. I’m different be a dual threat at Western shine.” from most tight ends, Kentucky University on The offensivee scheme because a lot can only do the football field and in the at Western Kentucky is one thing or the other. With classroom. similar to the concepts he me, I can block and catch Johnson committed to learned at Columbia under passes.” play football at Western head coach Brian Allen He credits his blocking Kentucky on National and offensive coordinator to Allen’s discipline in the Signing Day on Wednesday Mitch Shoup, according to weight room. in the Columbia High Johnson. “The big thing for me auditorium. “When we went, it was was when he got here, I “For me, it’s about educa- just like what I’m used to,” didn’t really like the weight tion,” Johnson said. “That’s Johnson said. “There are room,” Johnson said. “I what I’m getting out of it. quite a few two-tight end would rather be on the The visit was great and I felt sets. There’s a lot of move- track, but he gave me a lot of love. I got to hang ment and I feel good in the discipline in the weight out with my professors and system.” room. That’s a big see the curriculum. I felt at Johnson feels he’ll be an positive.” home.” equal asset as a blocker and But Johnson will always Johnson doesn’t expect catching the ball. remember his time as a to just work hard in the “Working along side Tiger. classroom. He’s going to Laremy (Tunsil) every “We were a big family,” put equal effort into his day, I had no choice but to he said. “We all care about playing career. get better,” Johnson said. each other.”

CHS: Pitching to be team’s backbone Continued From Page 1B way,” Ulsh said. “I haven’t No. 2, but we want to bring and Atlantic Coast are the been familiar with our dis- him along.” teams that will compete trict much, because I’ve Columbia is still looking for the district title along been out of it. I’ve read the for a third starter. with us,” Ulsh said. “I know paper though, and I know “We haven’t developed a they’re good, solid ball about what they’ve done third guy yet,” Ulsh said. clubs. We’re away at both of in the past. We’re good “We’re looking at Levi these teams. One thing that enough to pitch and play Hollingsworth, Dalton is good for our schedule defense with anyone in the Mauldin and Jordan Culp. is we play several playoff state. We have to be able The good thing is we have teams. We’ll play Hoover to manufacture some runs depth.” from Alabama at Chiles. It and put the ball in play.” Ulsh’s only concern with will help us if we make the The Tigers will have one the Tigers is at the plate, playoffs.” experienced hand on the but he feels the Tigers will Lee, St. Augustine and mound while also break- produce when needed. Wolfson high schools make ing in a freshman. Caleb “It’s a long season and up the rest of the district. You. The most important part of cancer care. Vaughn has varsity experi- we’re going to be OK at The Tigers open with ence starting games, but the plate,” he said. “We Fort White High at 7 p.m. Harrison Shubert has the have a couple of guys in on Tuesday in Lake City. faith of the staff as the the order that can change “Fort White has a good Tigers’ No. 2 during his the game in one swing with ball club this year,” Ulsh freshman season. Hollingsworth and Alex said. “They have a hand- “Vaughn is a competitor,” Milton. We’re going to do ful of seniors and they’re Ulsh said. “He goes right anything to put guys on going to throw their num- at guys. You kind of like a base, whether that’s crowd- ber one against us. They’ll guy like that on the mound. ing the plate or bunting, come in trying to beat us. He has that ‘it’ factor. We we’ll do it. The only way We just have to put the ball expect a lot out of Shubert, we’re going to score runs is in play and score more runs but we’re going to hold him to get on base.” than them. I expect it to be (386) 755-0601 U cccnf.com back until late in the year. Ulsh expects the usual a challenge, but it’s good We don’t want to put too suspects to contend for the because it gets the com- Follow us on many innings on him. He’s District 4-6A championship. munity involved with both earned the right to be our “I know that Stanton Prep teams playing.” 1CColumbia Inc.

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Festival Boeing acknowledged on Friday that it may not be able to deliver its 787 as fast as hoped. coming The company said it has told customers expecting the next 787 deliveries that those planes have he 35th annual either been delayed, or at risk for Olustee Battle a delay. Festival and Boeing is still building the long- 37th annual re- range, fuel-efficient planes, and it enactment is said on Friday that it has no plans Tupcoming during the week- to slow production. end of Feb. 15-17 in both Norwegian Air Shuttle con- downtown Lake City and firmed that it got such a warn- at the Olustee Battlefield, ing from Boeing. The Oslo-based located approximately 13 budget airline’s spokesman, Lasse miles east of Lake City on Sandaker-Nielsen, said that deliv- U.S. 90. It is anticipated ery of the planes, scheduled to that more than 60,000 area be flying for the airline in May or residents and visitors will June, might not be possible. He attend the three-day event, gave no reason for the delays. which has been named Norwegian is one of Europe’s Florida’s best historical re- fastest-growing airlines and had ASSOCIATED PRESS enactment by the readers planned to begin its first long-haul A Boeing 787 jet lands Thursday at Paine Field in Everett, Wash., following a flight from Texas. The Federal of Florida Living magazine flights to New York and Bangkok Aviation Administration gave Boeing permission to relocate the plane, which was at Meacham Airport for painting for the past nine years. with the Boeing 787s. when the planes were grounded last month by battery problems. Activities in downtown will The world’s fleet of 50 787s feature free live entertain- has been grounded since Jan. 16. Deborah Hersman told reporters and one near the back to start up turn caused swelling in neighboring ment on both Friday and Boeing and investigators are try- this week. In about 30 days the the auxiliary power unit, which is cells, and they short-circuited, too. Saturday in Olustee Park. ing to figure out why one aircraft board plans to issue an interim essentially a backup generator. The focus on the battery’s There will be more than battery caught fire and another report on its investigation and One of the big unknowns right charging, design or manufactur- 120 arts and crafts and food one smoldered and forced an post online all the test results and now is whether Boeing will need ing process seems to limit the risk booths in the downtown emergency landing. factual information gathered in its to drop the lithium-ion batteries of a larger problem “and is some- area, which will be open The National Transportation investigation, Hersman said. in favor of a battery more like that what of a positive development for from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Safety Board is still probably The 787 is the first commercial used on other planes. Boeing,” Jefferies analyst Howard both days. There will also weeks away from determining the airliner to rely heavily on lithium- The NTSB’s detailed update on A. Rubel wrote in a note on Friday. be an extensive Children’s root cause of the Jan. 7 battery ion batteries. Each plane has two Thursday said the fire on the Boston “We believe the risk of a major re- Entertainment Area with fire in a Japan Airlines 787 parked of the 63-pound blue power bricks, plane started when one of the bat- design has declined.” music and instruments, at Boston’s Logan International one near the front to provide power tery’s eight cells short-circuited, Boeing shares fell 87 cents to a kazoo show and racing Airport, NTSB Chairwoman to the cockpit if the engines stop, causing it to heat up. The heat in close at $76.56. pigs at no cost. The festival begins on Friday morning with a Memorial Service at Oaklawn Cemetary and SUPER BOWL OUTAGE the day will end with a skirmish on the banks of Lake Desoto and a battle between the ironclads Power company takes the blame Monitor and Merrimac Saturday features the By KEVIN MCGILL in anticipation of the championship game. It and will be replaced. Blue-Grey 5K Run begin- Associated Press was supposed to guard against problems in the All systems at the Superdome are now ning at 7 a.m., followed by cable that links the power grid with lines that working, and the stadium was to host a major the One-Mile Fun Run at NEW ORLEANS — The company that go into the stadium. Mardi Gras event Saturday night, said Doug 9 a.m. The annual Olustee supplied electricity to the Super Bowl took “The purpose of it was to provide a newer, Thornton, an executive with SMG, the com- Parade will begin at the the blame Friday for the power outage that more advanced type of protection for the pany that manages the stadium for the state. Florida Department of brought the big game to a halt, explaining Superdome,” Dennis Dawsey, an executive Transportation Building at that a device designed specifically to prevent with Entergy Corp., told members of the City The relay was installed in a building near the 10:30 a.m., and the day con- a blackout failed and plunged the game into Council. Entergy is the parent company of stadium known as “the vault,” which receives a cludes with the Blue-Grey darkness for more than half an hour. Entergy New Orleans. line directly from a nearby Entergy substation. Square Dance starting at The device called a relay had been installed Entergy officials said the relay functioned Once the line reaches the vault, it splits into 7:45 p.m. at the Rountree- as part of a project begun in 2011 to upgrade with no problems during January’s Sugar Bowl Moore Toyota showroom. the electrical system serving the Superdome and other earlier events. It has been removed OUTAGE continued on 2C Meanwhile, the Olustee Battlefield will feature the re-enactor’s campsites, sutler village, interpretive programs, along with a Consider hiring a convicted felon skirmish at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday and the actual Olustee re-enactment on “Risk — If one has to jump a ON BUSINESS tattoo of a convicted felon and In the other category are those Sunday, beginning at 1:30 stream and knows how wide it want to develop the skills they will who are serving time for drug p.m. Admission at the is, he will not jump. If he doesn’t need to be successful after prison. convictions. Many may have sold battlefield is $7 for adults, know how wide it is, he’ll jump As I was pondering the rea- drugs as it was the only way they school age children are $3 and six times out of ten he’ll make sons these ladies are in prison, it could support their own habit. and preschool children are it.” occurred to me that each case was Bottom line here is these folks free. — Proverb the result of one of two simple will come out of prison with all the If you haven’t been to the causes: doing stupid things and skills they need to have success- battlefield in some time, it’s t every meeting of getting involved with drugs. Of ful careers, but may never get an well worth the trip. You’ll the Goodwill board Jerry Osteryoung course, outside of these, there is a opportunity to put them into prac- especially be intrigued with of directors, the staff (850) 644-3372 third group of people who are just tice because many entrepreneurs the wide array of vendors presents success sto- [email protected] evil — the Charles Mansons of the will just not hire them. in the sutler’s village and ries about employees world, for example. Thankfully, I For many years, I, myself, the many varied food pro- Awho have benefitted from work- these individuals, but Goodwill have never had to deal with any of discouraged entrepreneurs from viders. A helpful tip is to ing there. At a recent meeting, provides opportunities for gainful these as I have only worked in a considering convicted felons. I felt be reminded of the shuttle they brought in three young men, employment, sending out a life minimum-security prison. that you could never trust them bus service from both the each successfully employed at raft rather than allowing them to Among these ladies, stupid, or feel safe around them, but after Lake City Gateway Airport Goodwill and each hired despite sink. thoughtless actions like running working with these inmates, I have and Baker Correctional felony convictions that included So many felons come out of nude onto a football field were changed my opinion. I can now Institute to the battlefield DWI-Manslaughter and drug traf- prison with no hope that they will their downfall. One had been with appreciate their potential value. entrance. The shuttle ficking. ever be able to find a job because her boyfriend while he perpetrat- Kohl’s and McDonald’s are begins on Saturday at 1:30 As we listened to these men of their crime. In the case of these ed a crime, and she was unaware examples of large firms that hire p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m. describe their experiences and three men, Goodwill supplied that he planned to use a gun. and recruit convicted felons and Round-trip cost is only $2 how Goodwill helped them, it them with the hope they so need- These kinds of stories are so understand the value they can for adults and $1 for chil- became crystal clear what a valu- ed when rejoining society. prevalent. We all do stupid things bring to the table. dren and will save you a able service Goodwill provides I teach two entrepreneur- and have all ended up in a regretful As I have said, I am now a lengthy walk to the Olustee for this group. So often, convicted ship courses at the Gadsden situation because of our thought- strong supporter of hiring con- Battlefield entrance. For felons struggle with becoming Correctional Facility in Gretna, less actions — maybe not to the victed felons, but I do have two additional information on productive members of society which is an all-female, minimum- degree these ladies have, but it is caveats. First, if you hire a after their incarceration. There is security prison. These women not hard to imagine how one bad TOURISM continued on 2C a high rate of recidivism among know they will always wear the decision could be the cause. BUSINESS continued on 2C 2CBIZ/MOTLEY

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OUTAGE: Power company takes the blame BUSINESS BRIEFS Continued From Page 1C Zahner joins Peoples Bank two cables that go into the the device to handle the the same trip setting. Charles Rice said that had Superdome. incoming electric load. Entergy’s announcement not been determined. Long-time local banker Joe Zahner has joined Peoples Sunday’s power failure The equipment was came shortly before compa- “The equipment did State Bank and will serve the Lake City-based bank as its cut lights to about half of owned and installed by ny officials were to answer not function properly,” residential loan officer. In his role, Zahner the stadium for 34 min- Entergy New Orleans. questions from a committee Rice said. “At this particu- revives Peoples State Bank’s commitment utes, halting play between “If higher settings had of the City Council, which lar time, based upon our to providing comprehensive residential the Baltimore Ravens and been applied, the equip- is the regulatory body for analysis, we cannot say mortgage solutions. San Francisco 49ers and ment would not have dis- the company. definitively that there was Zahner, a native of Lake City, has more interrupting the nation’s connected the power,” said During the committee a defect in design. What we than two decades of banking and financial most-watched sporting Michael J.S. Edmonds, hearing, council mem- do know is that the equip- services experience, returns to banking event. vice president of strategic ber Susan Guidry asked ment for some unknown after most recently working in the real Zahner Not long after Friday’s solutions for S&C. Entergy executives wheth- reason, at this particular estate industry for leading hotel group. announcement, the man- In a follow-up statement, er they were “fairly certain” time, did not react the way He earned his accounting degree from ufacturer of the relay, Entergy said that tests that the relay was faulty. that it should have.” Florida Atlantic University and has been active in a host Chicago-based S&C conducted by S&C and “That is correct,” Dawsey Asked if Entergy and of civic and economic development organizations. He is a Electric Co., released a Entergy on the two relays said. SMG still plan to hire a past member of the Lake City Rotary and is a past board statement saying that the at the Superdome showed However, when asked if third-party investigator to member of the Housing Authority, Lake City Chamber of blackout occurred because that one worked as expect- the outage was caused by get to the bottom of the Commerce, Tourist Development Authority and United system operators had put ed, the other did not. the design or a defect in cause, Rice said that pos- Way. the relay’s so-called trip Entergy spokesman Mike a part of the equipment, sibility remains open. Zahner and his wife, Pamela, have two daughters, setting too low to allow Burns said both relays had Entergy New Orleans CEO Priscilla and Suzanna; and one granddaughter, Savannah. Moses named to Chairman’s Council Philip J. Moses, Jr., a Raymond James Financial advi- TOURISM: Plenty of events lined up for 2013 sor located at First Federal Bank of Florida, 4424 NW Continued From Page 1C American Lane, Suite 102, Lake City, FL 32055, was recently named a member of the 2013 Chairman’s Council. Chairman’s the festival and re-enact- are already scheduled for Laura Lindboe. Additional and restroom buildings, Council honors are presented only to ment, call (386) 758-1312 the Suwannee River Valley information can be found new bleachers and other those financial advisors who have dem- or go online to www. area including two USSSA at www.facebook.com/ upgrades to the complex. onstrated an unparalleled commitment to olusteefestival.com or Global World Series tour- FloridaGatewayChallenge. According to the Florida personal service and professional integ- www.battleofolustee.org. naments during the weeks You can also call 386-623- Department of Revenue, rity. Members of the Chairman’s Council Moses of June 26-30 and July 3-7 0551. bed tax collections in represent the top echelon of the firm’s 2013 sports schedule with each event expected Bed tax levy subject Columbia County were financial advisors, which is a privilege limited to a select is now under way to draw approximately 60 of public hearing down slightly in November few.* This marks the 7th consecutive year that Moses teams. at $52,034, compared to has qualified for this important recognition. After an extremely pro- Another new event The Columbia County $52,809 in November of Moses, who joined Raymond James in 1998, has more ductive year in 2012 when for Lake City will be Board of Commissioners 2011. For the 11 month than 40 years of experience in the financial services our area hosted more the inaugural Florida will hold a public hear- period of January through industry. than 34 baseball, softball, Gateway Challenge ing on Thursday, Feb. 21, November, collections are cross-country, basketball which will be hosted at with a tentative time of $581,694 in 2012, com- and football youth tourna- Florida Gateway College 5:30 p.m., at the Columbia pared to $558,224 in 2011, ments, action is resum- on Saturday, March 16. County School Board an increase of $23,470 for BUSINESS: Hire a convict ing this weekend at the Hosted by the Academy Office, to consider the the year, thus far. Smith Continued From Page 1C Southside Recreation of Martial Arts in Lake recommendation of the Travel Research reports Complex with 75 teams City, the event is expected Columbia County Tourist occupancy rates for all of convicted felon, you really Now go out and consider playing in a USSSA to include approximately Development Council 2012 were up 13.7 percent must know why they went hiring a convicted felon. baseball tournament. 125 participants, includ- (TDC) to increase the to an overall figure of 53 to prison. For instance, in These people are so much Upcoming events include a ing a 25-person team from Local Option Tourist percent; Average Daily the case of a drug convic- more than any crime they USSSA National Invitation Argentina. The Open Development Council “bed Rate (ADR) was up 1.6 tion, I would recommend committed. These inmates Tournament with approxi- Martial Arts Tournament tax” from 3 percent to 4 percent to $69.85 and total regular drug testing. can be great workers and mately 70 teams during is sanctioned by both the percent. The proposed room revenues were up Second, you must be sure just need a hand up. the weekend of Feb. 22-24 North American Sport increase will be utilized 12.5 percent. that the candidate you hire and a second similar tour- Karate Association and to pay the TDC’s portion for a bookkeeper’s position ■ fSU finance Professor nament during the week- World Martial Arts and of an estimated $3 million has no crimes related to Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is ■ Harvey Campbell is the Executive Director of the Jim end of March 1-3 with the Kobudo Association. The upgrade of the Southside executive director of the handling of money. I have same number of participat- Complex. The project will Moran Institute for Global promoter for the event is Columbia County Tourist just seen bookkeepers rob Entrepreneurship at florida ing teams. At this time, Lake City resident and include new lights, ADA Development Council. He can their employers too many State University’s College of more than 20 tournaments martial arts instructor sidewalks, concession be reached at 386-758-1397. times. Business. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 3C

EMPTION TO PROJECT ACTION, Ophthalmic Technician 05537237 05537163 05537165 Lake City Reporter Classifieds FOR TEN (10) YEARS BEGIN- General Ophthalmology Practice OPS Museum Guide dial-a-pro NING JANUARY 1, 2013; PRO- Busy Insurance Agency seeking OPS Administrative/Events Professional 440 CSR and 220 in Lake City needs Ophthalmic Part Time - $8.00 per hour Reporter Service Directory VIDING FOR THE REVOCATION Technician F/T or P/T Assistant - Part Time 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Agent. Must have strong Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details OF SAID EXEMPTION; AND $9.00 per hour Communication and Computer Experience Required Fax resume Stephen Foster State Park is PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE 386-755-7561 DATE. Skills. Send confidential resume Stephen Foster State Park is seeking an outgoing individual The substance of the above-named and salary requirements to seeking a highly motivated, hard for the positions of OPS Muse- Services ordinance is as provided in its name. Box 05101, C/O The Lake City PROGRAM SPECIALIST working team player to join an um Guide. This is a non-career Copies of the proposed ordinance are Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, P/T position for multi tasker with enthusiastic team of personnel service position that requires marketing, communication, and working every Monday and BANKRUPTCY available for inspection at the office Lake City, FL, 32056 and volunteers in the position of of the County Manager located in the HR / public administration skills. OPS Administrative/Events As- Tuesday, occasional holidays, DIVORCE & CHILD ISSUES County Administration Complex, weekends and evenings. Bene- other court forms assistance Available Position: Must have good people skills as sistant (24-32 hours/week). 135 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake well. Must have experience in This is a non career service posi- fits are not provided. Reasonable / Experienced City, Florida, between the hours of Revenue Specialist III 386-961-5896 Florida Department of Revenue Microsoft Word, Excel, Power tion that requires working some 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday Point and Outlook. Must have weekends, holidays and eve- Duties include, but are not limit- White's Trucking Services through Friday. Any interested party General Tax Administration, ed to greeting visitors and con- Collections. Location: Lake City good oral and written communi- nings. Benefits not provided. You call & We Haul! Fill Dirt, may appear and be heard at this pub- cation skills. Bachelors degree ducting tours through the Muse- lic hearing. Apply at People First website This position requires an indi- Lime Rock. Asphalt Millings, preferred or 4 years previous vidual that possesses excellent um; giving interpretive and in- Granite, Road Rock. 386-362-8763 In the event any person decides to http://peoplefirst.myflorida.com formative talks about various appeal any decision by the Board of experience in related field. computer and writing skills and Customer Service/Telephone Sales Position requires you drive your to be able to function both inde- exhibits; relating the history of County Commissioners with respect the area and the park; providing to any matter relating to the consid- business to business. Auto Parts personal vehicle on agency pendently and as a team player. Legal eration of the ordinance at the above- Apply in person. business. Please send information about park facilities referenced public hearing, a record 385 SW Arlington Blvd, LC BP resume to Box 05102, C/O The Duties include, but are not limit- and events; performing janitorial of the proceeding may be needed and Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box ed to; answering telephones, fil- duties and other related duties as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD in such event, such person may need Driver/Warehouse 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 ing, maintaining budgets, com- required. Training provided. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR to ensure that a verbatim record of COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA Need good MVR. puter and data entry, staffing the public hearing is made, which re- Apply in person. SALES POSITION special events, providing infor- A Class E valid driver’s license PROBATE DIVISION cord includes the testimony and evi- is required for this position. Ap- CASE NO. 13-28-CP 385 SW Arlington Blvd, LC., BPA Available for motivated individual. mation about park facilities and dence on which the appeal is to be Rountree -Moore Ford, Great events; performing occasional plications are available online at IN RE: ESTATE OF based. RICHARD CECIL KAHLICH, Experienced Sewing Machine benefits, paid training/vacation. janitorial duties and other relat- https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com. In accordance with the Americans Operator & Support Person for Exp. a plus but not necessary. ed duties as required. Resumes are not accepted deceased. With Disabilities Act, a person need- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Operator: cutting material from Call Anthony Cosentino unless accompanied with a State ing special accommodations or an in- patterns. 386-755-6481 of Florida Employment The administration of the estate of terpreter to participate in this pro- 386-623-7442 A Class E valid driver’s license RICHARD CECIL KAHLICH, de- is required for of this position. Application. ceeding should contact Lisa Roberts Farm Workers ceased, whose date of death was July P/T Housekeeper Needed. Applications are available 386/752-1006 or T.D. Services Planting, cultivating and Submit Application no later than 14, 2012; File Number 13-28-CP, is 386/758-2139, at least seven (7) days Occasional Nights online at pending in the Circuit Court for Co- harvesting crops, 40hrs/wk 8:00am https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com Monday, February 18, 2013 to prior to the date of the hearing. - 4:00pm. $10.87 hr. Overtime + And Weekends. lumbia County, Florida, Probate Di- DATED this 7th day of February, Fax Resume to 386-487-1232. Resumes are not accepted the following: vision, the address of which is 173 1/2 after 60hrs. 8 temp. jobs March unless accompanied with a State 2013. - mid - Nov. Homestead Farm NE Hernando Avenue, Lake City, /s/ P. DeWitt Cason of Florida Employment George Paxton, Assistant Park Florida 32055. The names and ad- P. DEWITT CASON guarantees to offer worker work Application. Manager dresses of the personal representative Clerk of Court for at least 3/4 of the workdays of Stephen Foster Folk Culture and the personal representative's at- the contract period. Transportation WANTED Center State Park Parts Counter Person Apply @ Submit Application no later than torney are set forth below. 05537254 & Subsistence expenses to work- Post Office Drawer G All creditors of the decedent and oth- Rountree Moore Toyota Monday, February 18, 2013 to February 10, 2013 site provided upon completion of the following: White Springs, Florida 32096 er persons having claims or demands 50% Work Contract. Housing pro- 1232 W US HWY 90 Fax (386) 397-4262 against decedent's estate, on whom a Lake City, FL 32055 vided at no cost for those living a Elaine McGrath, Events copy of this notice is required to be long distance from perma-nent res- See Mike Koon’ served, must file their claims with Job Coordinator DEP only hires US Citizens or idence. Tools, supplies, and equip- authorized aliens and is an EEO this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 100 Opportunities Real Estate Co. looking for Stephen Foster Folk Culture 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF ment provided at no cost. Call Center State Park / ADA / VP employer. Section Homestead Farm, Poolesville, MD Office Staff. Computer knowledge 110.128, F.S. prohibits the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required. Real Estate Exp. is a Post Office Drawer G THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- 05537150 (301-926-6999) between 9AM- employment of any male plus! Send Resume to White Springs, Florida 32096 TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Administrative Assistant 1PM for appointment. Or apply for Fax (386) 397-4262 required to register with A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Avalon Healthcare Center is this job at the local State Work- [email protected] Selective Service System under THEM. currently accepting applications force Agency using job listing DEP only hires US Citizens or the US Military Selective All other creditors of the decedent for the full time position of Number 268719. authorized aliens and is an EEO Service Act and other persons having claims or Administrative Assistant. / ADA / VP employer. Section demands against decedent's estate Good Organizational and Mechanic needed with tools must file their claims with this court and experience. Southern 110.128, F.S. prohibits the Communication Skills a Must. employment of any male re- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Competitive Salary and Specialized Truck & Trailer. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 386-752-9754 quired to register with Selective ADVERTISE YOUR Excellent Benefit Package. Service System under the US TION OF THIS NOTICE. Please Apply at ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Night Clerk Needed. Permanent SENIOR STAFF ASSISTANT Military Selective Service Act. Job Opportunities in the IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Avalon Healthcare and Part Time, 12-8am. Two days a Rehabilitation Center This is a secretarial position located at the FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF week. Apply in Person. No Calls Olustee Center and reports to the Director Unemployed � Underemployed � Lake City Reporter THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. Please. America’s Best Value Inn. Lake City, Florida 32025 of Criminal Justice Training. Responsible Retired � Start your own Lake WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 3835 West US Hwy 90, Lake City for assisting the Director in work with devel- City Business. Some Financing Classifieds. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME 386-752-7900 oping and expanding programs, maintaining Available. Email Inquires to PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, EOE Enhance Your Ad with ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) appropriate documentation for training [email protected] YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE programs, and maintaining staff and room Your Individual Logo DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH 05537153 schedules. Other duties vary widely in both IS BARRED. Immediate Openings subject matter and complexity and require The date of first publication of this Available positions requiring at the exercising of considerable initiative and www.lakecityreporter.com For just pennies a day. notice is: February 10, 2013. least one year prior skills independent judgment. GET Personal Representative: Requires High School graduate or Call today, include: Mig/Tig Welder, PROCUREMENT ADMINISTRATIVE /s/ Beverly J. Kahlich Electrician, Trim Carpenter, equivalency plus four years secretarial or BEVERLY J. KAHLICH Cabinetmaker, Wood/ Mill SPECIALIST clerical experience. Additional education 755-5440. 359 SE Church Avenue Performs clerical duties such as data entry, may be substituted on a year for year Fabrication, Fiberglass typing, filing, collating, copying, faxing. Re- CONNECTED Lake City, Florida 32025 Laminator. Some hand tools basis for required experience in related Attorneys for Personal Representa- views and processes requisitions and spe- area. Experience working with MS Word LAKE CITY required. Benefits: Paid cial reports as required for Purchasing and tive: Vacation, Paid Holidays, and Excel. Must have exceptional people FEAGLE & FEAGLE, ATTOR- Business Services areas. Establishes and skills. Must be able to work in a fast paced, NEYS, P.A. Please apply in person at maintains purchasing files and records. Pro- Marlow-Hunter LLC, 14700 dynamic work environment. Must have By: /s/ Mark E. Feagle vide college switchboard operator/ reception- good typing skills and be able to develop NW Hwy 441 in Alachua. ist relief as needed. Assist college staff with Mark E. Feagle Word documents and Excel spreadsheets Wages negotiable with college purchasing policies and procedures Florida Bar No. 0576905 without assistance. Must be able to use MS • NEWS experience. inquiries. Requires High School graduate 153 NE Madison Street Outlook to maintain calendars of assigned or equivalency plus five years secretarial Post Office Box 1653 staff. Must be able to handle telephone calls Lake City, Florida 32056-1653 or clerical experience. Additional education in a courteous and efficient manner. Must • WEATHER 386/752-7191 05537178 may be substituted on a year for year basis [email protected] for required experience in related area. Abil- have ability to transcribe notes and minutes, State Veterans’ etc. Must be able to establish and maintain Domiciliary Home ity to write reports with proper format, punc- • OPINION 05537191 Lake City, Florida tuation, spelling and grammar. Intermediate effective working relationships with others. FEBRUARY 10, 17, 2013 level knowledge of Microsoft Office applica- Desirable qualifications: Special consid- 149 bed ALF is accepting eration will be given to applicants with an applications for the following tions. Ability to record and deliver information • SPORTS NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT associate degree or higher or a certificate in positions: to the college staff; to explain procedures ORDINANCE and policies and to follow verbal and writ- a related area. Experience working in the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (2) OPS Part-time Custodial public safety field is desirable. Workers ten instructions, guidelines, and objectives. • ARCHIVES The Board of County Commissioners Ability to use mathematical formulas, to plan, SALARY: $ 23,827 annually, plus of Columbia County, Florida will at (2) OPS Part-time Dietary organize and coordinate work assignments. benefits. Support Service Aides its regular meeting on Thursday, Skill in typing. Ability to work with confiden- APPLICATION DEADLINE: 2/25/13 • CLASSIFIEDS February 21, 2013, in the Columbia Apply on line at tial material. Desirable qualifications: One Persons interested should provide College County School Board https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com year of experience in purchasing, finance, employment application. Position details Administration Building, 372 West Req. #50507102 for Custodial or paralegal experience is desirable. Special and applications available on web at: • COMMUNITY Duval Street, Lake City, Florida at Worker consideration will be given to applicants with www.fgc.edu 5:30 p.m. consider the adoption of an Req. #50504016 for Support an associate degree or higher or a certificate Human Resources ordinance entitled: Service Aide in a related area. Florida Gateway College • ENTERTAINMENT AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO Call Kim Graham at SALARY: $ 25,018 annually, plus AN AD VALOREM TAX EXEMP- 149 S.E. College Place 386-758-0600 ext. 1006 benefits. 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, February 10, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Travel Tales VALENTINE’S DAY Find love the old way Sandy Kishton Digital dating hasn’t completely taken A story over romance game. By LEANNE ITALIE collected Associated Press NEW YORK — Nicole on fabled Buergers and Brenden Macaluso are both 32. They struck up a conversation about hipster eye- Route 66 wear over free beer and cheap rick, Okla., and eats at a Houston hangout one a place called Sunday afternoon and Macaluso The Sandhills recalls the evening ending this Curiosity Shop, way: The Redneck Nicole: “So how do we do ECapitol of the World; this this?” was by far the strangest Brenden: “You give me your stop on our first road trip, number, I call you and we go out Route 66. and have fun.” It was recommended to Yep, random love is alive and us by “Crazy Legs,” a man well in Houston. In this age of we met in Galena, Kan., online dating, virtual flirting and the day before. Sue and I location-based hookup by app, often discuss how best to these two are firm believers in describe it. There are lots three-dimensional serendipity of words, but she worried nearly a year after their first about having nightmares encounter. ASSOCIATED PRESS for days after. Even better, Macaluso realized Nicole Buergers and Brenden Macaluso show their affections at the eatery in Houston where they met nearly a The shop wasn’t really before pursuing Buergers further year ago. The couple struck up a conversation about hipster eyewear over free beer and cheap eats at the hang- a shop, but a tribute and that the two attended the same out one Sunday and have been together ever since. In this age of online dating, virtual flirting and location-based large suburban high school and hodge-podge of memorabil- hookup by app, these two are firm believers in three-dimensional serendipity. ia of everything from Route had been in a couple of English 66 and anything else that classes together. goes with it (and none of it “Like many young people in That, he said, left a simple online generations said they, Murphy, the general manager was for sale). The owners, the 21st century I had taken a formula for finding love: meeting too, found their happiness the of a junk removal business, found Harvey and Annabelle, were stab at Internet dating,” said in person, and “when you least old-fashioned way. In other facets a girlfriend online and the two stoned-out hippies from the Macaluso, an industrial designer expect it, not when you’re trying of life they remain avid users of eventually moved in together. 1960s, both wearing denim who also restores vintage motor- to.” digital tools and social networks, The relationship soured about overalls, he without a shirt cycles. “For me this was a com- Mechanized dating remains which is where the AP caught three years later and he returned underneath. plete failure. My experiences a huge business worth a billion up with them, including 28-year- from a weekend away to find she Upon arrival, we were or more worldwide, but several old Patrick Murphy in Medway, had always resulted in awkward ROMANCE continued on 2D offered drinks that we were dates.” others like Macaluso in living- Mass., southwest of Boston. afraid to accept but did; a bathroom to use that had two “doors,” a word I use loosely. The outer door (the one that was an exte- rior door of the building) wouldn’t completely close Girl Scouts launching ‘MEdia’ column and if you tried, it was pitch black, thus no light. And the Editor’s Note: The Lake City Reporter is other “door” was a “pull to” pleased to encourage our local Girl Scouts’ curtain. We both left open, interest in journalism and happy to provide with no option of closing, space for their columns. We are excited just so we could see. that these young women will be bringing After sharing some of new points of view to our pages under the their strange stories, they guidance of their Scout leaders. offered to sing for us ... “Get Your Kicks on Route By Sandra Caslow 66.” Harvey got his guitar out and they sang with s the leader for Cadette, Senior and more graphic detail than I’d Ambassador Troop 525 I, along ever heard, he in a state of with my co-leaders Cherylann undress, vividly pointing out Patterson, and Scott Towne, helped books and movies that were the girls work their way through written about the road, the Atheir Leadership Journey called “It’s Your song and their experiences. Story — Tell It! MEdia.” They learned about I tried to videotape their different types of media and how it affects performance but didn’t their lives. They were amazed to realize that know then that my digital the clothes they wear are advertisements camera only taped for 15 for the clothing companies. They also bet- seconds at a time. So, I ter understand how media influences their faked it! During the song, choices and decisions based on how products they ran off three other are presented in magazines, and commercials. ladies who walked into their They realize how stereotyping can negatively “shop.” Scared off was prob- affect good people and positive things they try COURTESY PHOTO ably more like it. to accomplish as well as how it affects young Contributors to the new column from Girl Scout Troop 525 are (from left) Cathleen Towne, 12; Madison- After their serenade, women’s perception of what they should look Rose Patterson, 13; Brandy Britt, 14; and Kayla Caslow, 13. they wanted to show us the like to be accepted. Over the next several Redneck Castle, i.e. their months, they will be bringing to you their per- other troops, got together and did a Flash Mob will encourage others to talk to teachers more home. I don’t think we spective on different subjects such as bullying, at the rodeo. We also learned about media about their problems. really knew what we were school uniforms, Girl Scouts and more. I hope through a Journey that we did, called MEdia. getting into, but we obliged you will embrace their bravery. We learned about advertising and how when Kayla them. So we walked with it is presented in certain ways, we see it to be them across the back lot of Cathleen better than it actually is. I was also amazed to Hi, my name is Kayla Caslow and I am in their shop to their “home” find out that when I buy clothes from name- my ninth year as a Girl Scout in the Cadette, and we were scared we’d Hi, my name is Cathleen. I am a Girl Scout brand places that put their names on the Senior, Ambassador Troop 525. We have had have to go in. We truly in Troop 525. I am 12 years old and in the T-shirts and jackets, we are advertising their many fun times together but one of my favorite didn’t want to see how seventh grade at Lake City Middle School. I products, like walking billboards! Before the has to be when we had our Service Unit cam- these people lived and were love to read and write and take pride in being Journey, I hadn’t ever thought about how I am pout. My cabin was amazing, we all stayed up making up excuses on the unique. I love horses, going camping and I promoting the companies when I wear a shirt way. Fortunately, they only late and joked around. And since we were all am a Trekkie. I also love to get my point out or a pair of shoes. It just never occurred to me. comfortable with each other, nobody minded if showed us the exterior there and across. I have been a Girl Scout for and around the much clut- one of us sat on the other’s bed. seven years. My Troop has been working on Madison-Rose I have to say one of my favorite reasons that tered and crazily decorated our MEdia Journey, and for our Take Action I’m a Girl Scout isn’t because of the badges or yard. Oh, and Annabelle Project, we decided to bring a teen’s perspec- Hello, my name is Madison-Rose Patterson. arts and crafts, it’s because you make friends signed our Route 66 guide tive into the world. Over the months, we will I am 13 years old and attend Lake City Middle that you’ll keep for a lifetime. I truthfully love book and gave us some be discussing different topics from our point School. I have been a Girl Scout for five years, free postcards, photos and of view. starting out as a Brownie, then a Junior and each and every girl in my troop. We’ve come a photocopy of their story now a Cadette. I have earned my Bronze so close in the past years. You can ask any one with some newspaper of us, we aren’t friends, we’re sisters. We’re Brandy Award, and I am looking forward to earning clippings. my Silver and Gold awards. I love being a doing this column to get the opinion of teens Forty-five minutes was Hi, my name is Brandy Britt. I am a Senior Girl Scout for many reasons. One of the main and pre-teens known. Everyone asks adults how long this entire expe- in Girl Scout Troop 525, which has Cadettes, reasons is we get to go on a lot of trips. We their views on things, but nobody ever seems rience lasted. With many Seniors and Ambassadors in it. (These are go camping and we’ve been to Savannah, Ga., to ask us. We thought it would be a good idea pictures and blank stares the three older Girl Scout levels.) This past St. Augustine, Orlando and, most recently, to use a column in the newspaper because we on our faces as we left, we year was the 100th year of Girl Scouting, so Washington, D.C. We also learn more about have strong writers in our troop, and it sound- we did lots of interesting things. As part of the Earth than we do in school. I am hoping ed like a fun idea. I hope you enjoy our column TRAVEL continued on 2D the celebration, my troop, as well as several that by writing articles in the newspaper, we as much as we enjoy writing it. 2DLIFE

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Food Vermont counting on cured Time to prepare beds meats to boost ag income for vegetable garden Value-added f you’re thinking GARDEN TALK later, at planting time, about growing a rework the top inches of products seen as spring vegetable gar- soil into a fine seedbed. potential gold. den this year, why Vegetable plants utilize not take advantage lots of nutrients, so a I pre-plant broadcast appli- By LISA RATHKE of this wonderful weather Associated Press and get your beds pre- cation of a balanced fertil- pared? Some gardeners izer is beneficial. WAITSFIELD, Vt. — agree that the planning, Now the vegetable bed Nearly 30 years ago, a preparation and anticipa- is ready and your plans handful of enterprising Nichelle Demorest are being made. The tion of producing a crop [email protected] Vermonters realized they is the best part of garden- next step is to join other could do more with milk ing. Others say the exer- gardeners and UF/IFAS pH test by bringing a soil than just sell it. And with cise, fresh air and mental Master Gardeners at sample to the Extension a little help from the state, therapy of the work is the an informative Spring Office. The Master they became pioneers in best. Vegetable Gardening what quickly blossomed Gardeners will perform workshop presented at Even if you want a the test and call you with into the now behemoth arti- spring garden simply to the Fort White and Lake sanal cheese movement. the results and recom- City Public Libraries. grow delicious and nutri- mendations on adjusting Now Vermont officials tious vegetables, there Learn some good garden- are exploring a new round the pH, if needed. still are some planning ing techniques from other of value-added agriculture. Spade or plow the and work tasks to do in gardeners and have ques- Because why just raise ground at least three preparation. Find a loca- tions answered. It’s fun, livestock when instead you weeks before planting. too. tion for your garden close could be tapping into the Working in a couple inch- to a water source. The Join us for “Spring burgeoning world of char- ASSOCIATED PRESS es of compost or organic Vegetable Gardening” at cuterie? Workers make sausage, in East Montpelier, Vt. Along with its site should get at least six material at this time is hours of direct sunlight, the Lake City Downtown “You can buy a pig for craft beer, artisan cheese and a demand for locally produced highly recommended for Library on Saturday, Feb. $3 a pound. You turn it into foods, Vermont is hoping to expand production of speciality and have well drained our sandy soils. Much soil. Vegetables plants 16 at 1:30 p.m., or at the cuts and you’ll get $4, $5, cured meats as it works to develop a meat industry in a state of our sandy soil drains Fort White Public Library may also be included in $6 a pound. Turn it into that has been primarily dominated by dairy cows. water like a sieve. This on Thursday, Feb. 21, at the landscape among bacon and you’re getting organic material will help 5:45 p.m.. For more infor- ornamental plants if they $8, maybe $9 a pound. Turn Department of Agriculture. Now the state hopes hold water and nutrients mation, call 752-5384. it into cured products, the “Entrepreneurs around the to replicate this model get sun and water. longer which is vitally for world’s your oyster,” said country are developing for Vermont’s livestock Have your soil pH test- plant and environmental Robin Morris, founder of value-added food business- industry, with one avenue ed. Soil pH is a measure health. ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is the Mad River Food Hub, es, cured meats are just being charcuterie. Part of of the soil acidity. The Applications of organic a horticulture agent with the an incubator for new food one example.” the work is already done; best pH range for vegeta- materials may include Columbia County Extension businesses that is adding In the dairy world, for it could build on some of ble gardens in our sandy animal manure, rotted of the University of Florida rooms to help producers example, Vermont cheese- the infrastructure already soil is between pH 5.8 leaves, compost, and Institute of Food and dry cure meats such as makers learned that turn- created by the dairy indus- and 6.5. Obtain a free soil cover crops. Three weeks Agricultural Sciences. salamis, prosciuttos and ing milk into Camembert, try, said Chelsea Lewis, sopressatas. chevre, tomme and blue senior agricultural devel- It’s actually a pretty cheese doubled or even opment coordinator with simple equation. Produce tripled its value. But turn- the Vermont Agency of HAPPENINGS an agricultural commodity ing that lesson into a model Agriculture. and sell it as a commodity that would boost the state’s To better understand Donovans observe 62nd wedding anniversary and you get paid commod- dairy industry required how they can foster spe- ity prices. It’s a formula coordination. cialty, locally raised meats, that requires high volume With the help of the Vermont agriculture offi- Al and Doris Donovan to be successful, by defini- state, cheesemakers band- cials are coordinating with of Lake City celebrated tion difficult for the sorts of ed together to form the neighboring New England their 62nd wedding anni- small farmers that populate Vermont Cheese Council, states to develop training versary at Walt Disney Vermont. But turn those which helps with promotion and networking opportuni- World on Feb. 7, Sixty- commodities into sought- and education. Meanwhile, ties. two years ago, they said after artisanal food products the University of Vermont And last spring, they their vows in Clearwater. and the game changes. created a first-in-the-nation traveled to Italy to visit After moving around the “We have seen how program, the Vermont farms, slaughterhouses state as Al worked as a value-added farm products Institute of Artisan Cheese, and butchers to learn from Methodist preacher, they generate new revenue and which provides technical the masters of cured meat. fell in love with Lake jobs in a local community,” assistance to producers and The state even launched a City when assigned here. said Kathleen Merrigan, teaches the art and science new program to train meat They purchased property deputy secretary of the U.S. of cheese. cutters. and retired here 20 years ago. Al pastors Siloam UMC and Doris plays the COURTESY piano. Doris and Al Donovan celebrate their 62nd anniversary. ROMANCE: Old ways still work Continued From Page 1D Former local man promoted by wildlife agency From staff reports under his direction, including two boat- had disappeared all his Online: Edwards, 27, is The Former Lake City resident Philip ing fatality investigators. stuff. Professional Wingman, Glover has been promoted to the rank Glover had been working as a conser- With little money, no ■ www.theprofessional a real-life “Hitch” who of lieutenant with the Florida Fish and vation officer in the Vero Beach area. furniture and a whop- wingman.com/ charges up to $20,000 for Wildlife Conservation Commission. Glover entered the Marine Corps 10 ping case of the blues, ■ www.eflirtexpert.com/ dating makeovers. He Glover, the son of Bill and Sandy days after graduating from high School. Murphy’s co-workers alert- offers everything from Glover of Lake City and a 2003 Columbia He served two tours of duty in Iraq. He ed him to a tags-on leather thing,” she said. “It’s not confidence-boosting trips High School graduate, began his new applied to the FWC to become a conser- couch somebody didn’t that it has a stigma for to bars for instruction on supervisory assignment in the Destin- vation officer while in Iraq. want. After he picked it up, me or anything, but just how to talk to women to Fort Walton Beach area on Friday. He Glover and his wife, the former Katie word came through the personally, I couldn’t put lifestyle overhauls, ward- will have eight conservation officers Millikin, are the parents of two sons. robe and all. office that a local teen club myself out there like that.” was in search of a sofa, “But I’d never done Others lent assurances so he decided to donate it online dating,” he said. that shopping carts still instead. Laurie Davis, 31, is an collide, friends of friends Enter Caroline Cooke, online dating hound, with a still meet at weddings and Stop by the the club worker who took new book out from Simon passengers on planes still possession of said couch. & Schuster, “Love (at) strike up conversations Lake City Reporter “I wasn’t looking for love,” First Click: The Ultimate said Murphy of their that land them happiness. Guide to Online Dating.” unlikely meeting in late For Barbara Ward, 55, it She put up her first profile for your 2008. “I was just looking to was the law. She married at 19 and helps people make it through each day. her real estate attorney in with, among other things, complimentary We’ve been together ever Portland, Maine, after con- taking just the right photo since.” sulting him in 2004 about a and hitting just the right engagement Has virtual life and the tricky condo development tone in their dating bios. promise of dating algo- at an historic inn she had The two fell for each rithms left some singles purchased. other after she spotted package. closed off to such on-the- “Neither Ron or I had his Twitter avatar during ground happenstance? been looking for love, or a cruise of the hashtag • Holiday Inn “The way we met, we tell even a date,” she said. “dating” and struck up a 754-1411, ext. 106 everyone and they think “We never did finish those conversation in 140 char- • GeGee’s Studio it’s crazy,” Murphy offers. documents.” acters. Never married, an inter- As a dating concierge, Turns out they grew up 758-2088 net marketer and without Thomas Edwards dreams 20 minutes apart in the • Camp Weed Cerveny a boyfriend for years, of love 24/7, but he never Boston area. 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We both of trip the overall experi- close when we pass out!” Aisle Style commented on the way ence that it was. We prob- Complimentary out, how crazy it was. I ably should have known ■ Sandy Kishton is a free- think we were in a daze as when one of their entry lance travel writer who lives Engagement Package we headed back to the car. signs reads: “Insanity at its in Lake City. 3DLIFE

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PETS Loved Bug: Some insects make good pets Not all roaches are created equal, enthusiasts say.

By LINDA LOMBARDI Associated Press

Children are fascinated by insects, but many of us eventually grow out of wanting to catch a firefly and keep it in a jar. For the people who never lose that urge, though, it can lead in directions that might be surprising. “Roaches actually make really good pets,” says Scott Martin of Rockville, Md. Used to skeptics, enthusiasts will explain that not all cock- roaches are created equal. Orin McMonigle is author of more than a dozen books on keeping pet insects, produces a Online: magazine for hobbyists and even has a species of roach named n Orin McMonigle’s site: after him. He doesn’t like vermin http://www.angelfire.com/ scurrying about his kitchen any oh3/elytraandantenna/ more than you do. “I do not like pest cockroaches, I do not like mosquitoes, I do not even on their own relatives. like lice, I do not like German When asked how many mantises cockroaches. I just like the neat he has right now, Saw laughs ones,” says McMonigle, who in and says, “The number keeps fact used to be a licensed pest changing because praying man- control operator. “By knowing tises, as you know, they eat each the difference, I’m able to appre- other.” ciate the neat ones.” Since hundreds hatch at a The most common pet roach time, this behavior helps keep is the hissing cockroach, 2 to the size of a collection manage- 3 inches long. Its name comes able. It’s also one of the insect’s from the sound it makes when claims to fame: The female has disturbed, although it may lose a habit of eating the male’s head that habit when it gets used to ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS after mating, although the fre- being handled. Hissers make a ABOVE: Gwynevere McMonigle shows off Dr. Phil, her pet hissing cockroach, Gromphadorhina portentosa.The quency of that has been exag- good display not only due to their most common pet roach, the hissing cockroach, is two to three inches long, and its name comes from the sound the gerated, Saw says. He’s watched size, but also because they don’t mantises breed many times, instinctively hide. insects make when disturbed, although they may lose the habit when they get used to being handled. Hissers make and says, “The males are really If one were to escape, a good display not only due to their size but also because they don’t instinctively hide where they can’t be seen. careful trying not to lose their McMonigle says, the only dan- ABOVE RIGHT: Yen Saw keeps this larger Florida mantis, Stagmomantis floridensis, in his Katy, Texas, home. heads.” And in captivity, the risk ger would be to the insect itself. Saw has been keeping mantises for nearly ten years, since his son got interested in them. One interesting aspect of can be minimized simply by Hissing cockroaches can’t sur- keeping insects is that in a limited space and over a short time you can breed many generations. feeding the female first, so she’s vive on their own in the typical not hungry. home, where the temperature start breeding. insect that many people love: the several different forms. If you doubt how devoted a and humidity are unsuitable and Hissers aren’t the only praying mantis. “I love the process of seeing person can be to what others con- they can’t find food. roaches kept by hobbyists, and Yen Saw of Katy, Texas, has them growing,” says Saw. sider creepy and crawly, here’s “If you let a thousand hissers McMonigle says there are even been keeping mantises for near- Owners of some kinds of one last fact about Saw: When he loose in your house, they’re not species that only exist in cap- ly 10 years, since his son got insects can also observe a natural started to develop allergy symp- going to do anything,” he says. tivity. One mutation with white interested in them. “But then he behavior that might be too grue- toms and his doctor diagnosed “There’s over 4,000 species of eyes, originally discovered in a conveniently left the hard work some with other pets: predation. an allergy to roaches, he realized roaches, and only about 25 are deep coal mine, has been bred to me and I got hooked,” Saw Insect keepers typically raise that also meant he was allergic to classified as pests, and only five since the 1940s. Another species says. insects to feed their insects ‚Äî in his pet mantises. “It was devastat- of those are any good at it.” that was found only around a With insects, you can breed fact, Martin started out keeping ing for me,” he said. A parallel might be to an cave that was destroyed by min- many generations in a limited spiders and raising roaches as But that didn’t stop him. Now, escape by guinea pigs, he says: ing is extinct in the wild. space and over a short time. And food, before getting interested in he says, “when I go into my insect Just because they’re related to If you’re still not convinced unlike more conventional pets, the roaches for their own sake. room, I have to wear a mask and mice doesn’t mean they can take about roaches, McMonigle notes they don’t just get larger as they Mantises, despite their charm, gloves. But I love my hobby so I’ll up residence in your walls and that their closest relative is an grow, but metamorphose through are hunters, and have no mercy do whatever I have to.”

Shopping Coupons now offered in some vehicles By TAMARA LUSH Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG — The company that sends you blue envelopes stuffed with coupons also wants you to save money while you’re driving. ASSOCIATED PRESS Valpak has partnered A Jack Russell terrier is scanned for a microchip at the with Roximity, a Denver- Blue Cross Lewknor Rehoming Centre in London. British based app developer, to bring coupons and deals authorities say that all dogs in England will have to be fit- to drivers of newer-model ted with microchips from 2016. Fords and Lincolns who use the voice-controlled Sync AppLink connected to In England, all dogs their mobile phone. The app allows people to have microchips to hear about personalized deals from stores, restau- rants and other businesses inserted by 2016 as they drive. The “cou- By RAPHAEL SATTER nels because the owner pon” appears on the driv- ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press cannot be tracked down,” er’s smartphone and can Gigi Swanson, Digital Alliances and Partnerships Strategist for Cox Target Media Inc., owner Environment Secretary be redeemed once the car of Valpak, checks coupons through the phone application “Roximity” and Ford’s SYNC, in St. LONDON — Dog own- Owen Paterson said in a is stopped. Petersburg. Valpak has partnered with Roximity, a Denver-based app developer, to bring cou- ers who refuse to fit Fido statement. “Microchipping Valpak, which is based pons and deals to drivers of newer-model Fords and Lincolns who use the voice-controlled with a microchip may is a simple solution that in St. Petersburg, is try- Sync AppLink connected to their mobile phones. someday find themselves gives peace of mind to ing to branch out from the fetching a hefty fine, the owners.” traditional print offers and People who drive select- Focus. mature, Swanson said, the British government said Many British pet owners capture the digital coupon ed vehicles with the Sync “Find nearby deals,” she app and Sync devices will Wednesday. already have veterinarians market. There are plenty AppLink can download said to her dashboard. remember a driver’s “pref- All dogs in England insert chips under the skin of apps that use GPS-based the Roximity app on their “Roximity found 10 deals erence-based behavior” will have to be fitted of dogs, cats, and rabbits in location services to deter- phone. Once in the car, nearby,” the computerized and send alerts based on with microchips by 2016, a bid to keep track of their mine a phone user’s loca- they plug the phone into woman’s voice replied. One prior redemptions ‚Äî simi- authorities said, meaning animals. The Environment tion and nearby deals — the USB port and launch of the deals was for a large lar to Amazon’s or iTunes’ that canines across the Department says 60 per- but Roximity’s app taps into the Roximity app. As they pizza at a nearby restau- “recommendations.” country will be chasing cent of Britain’s 8 million the vast number of deals are driving, they can push rant. Swanson showed how Valpak already targets cars with a tiny circuit pet dogs already have from Valpak. the hands-free sync button to call the restaurant or homeowners who receive embedded in the back of microchips, which can be “This partnership took on their steering wheel and read details of the offer, their coupons based on ZIP their necks. scanned and matched to us to the next level,” said instruct the Sync program all without touching the code; the coupons are sent Britain’s Environment their owners’ details. Nancy Cook, the vice presi- to access Roximity. phone. Had Swanson want- out in batches of 10,000 in Department said that the But officials say what dent of digital business Then the driver can ed to buy that pizza, she the U.S. and Canada and chips would help reunite was once an optional extra development at Valpak. search for deals. would have showed the are based on geographical owners with lost or stolen will become mandatory in “We’re delivering offers On a recent day not long cashier the coupon once locations, income levels pets, promote animal wel- three years. Owners who anywhere, any time.” after the partnership was inside the restaurant; the and postal carrier routes. fare and take the pressure refuse to fit their dogs with About one million Fords announced, Gigi Swanson, virtual coupon was on the All of the mailed offers are off animal shelters. chips face fines of up to 500 and Lincolns are set up for the digital alliances and Roximity app on Swanson’s printed in St. Petersburg; “It’s a shame that in a pounds ($800). the new app and technol- partnerships strategist phone. some 40 million coupons nation of dog lovers, thou- Horse owners have ogy, Cook said. at Valpak, demonstrated In the coming months are printed and sent each sands of dogs are roaming had to chip their ani- Here’s how it works: the device on a new Ford as the app and technology month. the streets or stuck in ken- mals since 2009. 4DLIFE

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Å Frasier “The Club” Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 (5:00) ››‡ “The A-Team” (2010, Action) Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper. ››‡ “Knight and Day” (2010, Action) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard. ››‡ “Knight and Day” (2010) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz. CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom (N) Pictures Don’t Lie Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) Pictures Don’t Lie TNT 25 138 245 (5:30) ›› “National Treasure” (2004) Nicolas Cage, Hunter Gomez. Å ››‡ “Sherlock Holmes” (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law. Å (DVS) ››‡ “Sherlock Holmes” (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr. NIK 26 170 299 Monster High “Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy” SpongeBob ›‡ “The Last Airbender” (2010, Fantasy) Noah Ringer, Dev Patel. 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NCIS Tony and Ziva become trapped. ››‡ “It’s Complicated” (2009) Å BET 34 124 329 (5:00) Queen (Part 3 of 3) Å ››› “Love & Basketball” (2000, Romance) Sanaa Lathan, Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard. Å Husbands- Ho. Second Generation Apollo Live Musical guest Faith Evans. ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å d NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Brooklyn Nets. From Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 d High School Basketball 30 for 30 Å 30 for 30 Å 30 for 30 Å SUNSP 37 - - Reel Animals (N) Saltwater Exp. Lightning Live! k NHL Hockey Tampa Bay Lightning at New York Rangers. (N Subject to Blackout) Lightning Live! 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Å Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome Two pilots escort a mysterious woman. Being Human Being Human AMC 60 130 254 The Walking Dead “Hounded” Å The Walking Dead Å The Walking Dead “Made to Suffer” The Walking Dead “The Suicide King” (:02) Talking Dead “The Suicide King.” (:01) The Walking Dead Å COM 62 107 249 ››‡ “Offi ce Space” (1999, Comedy) Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston. Å ››› “I Love You, Man” (2009, Comedy) Paul Rudd, Jason Segel. Å Tosh.0 Å Workaholics Å Kroll Show Å The Burn-Jeff CMT 63 166 327 (5:45) ››‡ “Days of Thunder” (1990) Tom Cruise. Upstart stock-car driver goes to the edge. Å (:20) My Big Redneck Vacation Å (:20) Swamp Pawn “Buffalo To Go” (:20) ››‡ “Days of Thunder” (1990) Tom Cruise. Å NGWILD 108 190 283 How Big Can It Get? Anaconda: Queen of the Serpents King Rattler World’s Deadliest Snakes Super Snake King Rattler NGC 109 186 276 Inside: 21st Century Warship A versatile new class of warship. 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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD you have nothing better to 19): Don’t let anyone bully do. ★★★★★ Groom’s parents balk at you. You have much to Eugenia Word SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. offer and can make a good 21): You can smooth things cost of rehearsal dinner impression if you are con- together with family and over and determine how fident and expressive in friends will help you feel you can build a brighter DEAR ABBY: My step- didn’t work. Ed sent me the way you deal with such secure in your environ- future by discussing your son “Steve” is getting texts, and I finally respond- individuals. Those giving ment. ★★★ thoughts with those who married out of town. His ed with “Please don’t call you a hard time have their LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): will be influenced by your Remembering people fiancee is an only daughter me anymore,” but his calls own insecurities. Love is actions. ★★★★★ with three brothers, and continue. highlighted. ★★★★ from your past will make SAGITTARIUS (Nov. her family is throwing a I changed my phone TAURUS (April 20-May you want to return to 22-Dec. 21): You’ll make an your roots or take a trip large, traditional, formal number, but now I’m start- 20): Problems regarding impact on the people you of reconnection. Personal wedding. ing to get calls where I an older relative will lead encounter. Being true to and professional partner- My husband and I have Abigail Van Buren work, and they have even to taking more responsibil- yourself is the only route www.dearabby.com called my daughter’s ships are highlighted, and just been informed by ity. Enlist help so you can to take. ★★★★ Steve’s mother that we phone. I know Ed is enjoy more of the things making plans with old col- willing. leagues or friends will lead CAPRICORN (Dec. are to host the rehearsal retired now and has some that make you happy. A 22-Jan. 19): Don’t neglect And while the guest list health issues, but I don’t to something good. ★★★ dinner for the wedding creative solution will come what needs doing. You can normally includes all atten- know why I’m the one he VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. party, their spouses and if you brainstorm. Don’t conjure up unique ways dants and their spouses calls when he’s bored and 22): You’ll be drawn to out-of-town guests. It will take no for an answer. ★★ to take care of pending or partners, close rela- wants someone to talk to. someone who has ulterior cost thousands of dollars GEMINI (May 21-June problems. Trust in your in addition to the cost of tives and special guests I now receive multiple motives. Protect yourself 20): Easy come and easy intuition when dealing us attending the wedding, such as the clergyperson phone calls each day and and your assets. Don’t go. You will attract atten- with old friends or col- and we will have to go into and spouse, you are not 20 messages in my mail- believe what you are told tion but also controversy. leagues. Don’t let last-min- debt to pay for it. Is this obligated to include out-of- box during the week. Pick and choose your bat- without sufficient support. ute changes disrupt your fair? town guests. Out-of-town How do I get these nice tles wisely and keep your Use force if you must in plans. When we were married, guests should be given people to give me some talks as open and honest order to get to the bottom ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- we had a simple wedding. a list of local restaurants space? -- SMOTHERED IN as possible to avoid being of a situation that spells Feb. 18): You’ll be torn We prepared everything and should not expect to CARROLLTON, GA. misinterpreted or decep- trouble. ★★★ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. between the options you’ve ourselves because it was be entertained beyond the DEAR SMOTHERED: tive. . ★★★★★ been given. Do your best all we could afford. Should wedding and the reception. Multiple daily phone calls CANCER (June 21-July 22): Get out and enjoy the moment with friends or we be expected to fork ** ** ** and 20 email messages a 22): You need a break. A to choose what ensures your lover. Don’t worry over money we don’t have DEAR ABBY: I had a week after you have asked spa day or an activity that greater opportunities to about what’s left undone. to feed people we don’t working relationship with the person not to contact relieves stress should be advance through educa- You can catch up when know just because the a couple, “Ed” and “Millie,” you isn’t normal behavior. on your agenda. Getting tion, travel or a change of bride’s family can afford for many years. I consid- It’s harassment. In light of environment. Discipline to throw a large, formal ered them personal friends your long friendship with CELEBRITY CIPHER and practicality will lead wedding? -- STEPMOM IN as well. I have since left this couple, and the fact the way to better times. CANADA the company and moved that Ed’s behavior is esca- ★★★ DEAR STEPMOM: No, about 80 miles away. lating, call his wife. Explain PISCES (Feb. 19-March you should not, and you While I have enjoyed that you are concerned 20): Hidden matters must should let the bride’s fami- staying in touch with them, about her husband’s be protected. Divulging ly know it ASAP. Although, their phone calls to me behavior and urge her to information will lead to set- traditionally, a rehearsal have been overwhelming. contact his doctor. backs that could spin out dinner is hosted by the They sometimes call at ■ Write Dear Abby at of control. Take a quiet, parents of the groom, inappropriate times -- day www.DearAbby.com or sincere approach and avoid today it can be hosted by and night. Ignoring them P.O. Box 69440, Los making promises you can- just about anyone who is or not returning calls Angeles, CA 90069. not keep. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0203

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013 HOME DECOR Decorating year round with roses

BY KIM COOK Associated Press

Floral fads may ebb and flow, but the rose’s appeal remains con- stant, well beyond a Valentine’s Day vaseful. In home decor, roses have long been a favorite motif, in wallpapers, lace, chintz, and soft silk furnishings such as curtains, bedding and carpet. The versatile rose floral can impart old-fash- ioned cottage-y charm, cosmo- politan elegance, even a certain sexy chic. English drawing rooms were rife with rose patterns through- out the Victorian era, and the Shabby Chic heyday of the 1990s saw countless rooms decorated with faded country roses. While the rose is quite at home in traditional spaces, there is an architectural quality to its petaled form that fits well with modern decor, too, and the colors can be extraordinary. Lindsey Harris of Ann Arbor, Mich., photographs roses against white backgrounds, creating striking, sometimes quirky botan- ical portraits. In one composition, she turns the flower heads upside down; in another she places a soft plump rose amid spiky dried fern leaves. Harris arranges rows of blowsy blooms in candy hues of cherry, lemon and bubble gum pink, printed on 8-by-10-inch frame-able paper. (www.etsy. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS com/shop/APeacefulLeaf ) Lindsey Harris, a photographer based in Ann Arbor, Mich., captures Artist Kathleen Finlay’s roses in interesting architectural compositions like those above and Agnaryd rose photoprint is avail- below, then prints them as frameable art available at www.etsy.com/ able in poster format at Ikea. shop/APeacefulLeaf. RIGHT: Ninteenth-century silk manufacturer Brunet- (www.ikea.com ) Decorative garden goods LeCompte’s Lyons Silk roses has been reproduced on watercolor paper retailer Terrain offers a selection by L.A. arthouse, Natural Curiosities. The original silk designs were used of watercolor prints reproduced on hankies and pocket squares. by the Los Angeles art house Natural Curiosities of rose pat- check out a unique collection terns created for hankies and from Target that’s not offered in pocket squares in the 19th cen- stores: In taupes, teals, browns tury by French silk manufacturer and golds, the wallcoverings Brunet-LeCompte. (www.shop- have a rose print reminiscent of terrain.com ) a vintage French negligee, which A modern triptych of Paulownia would be fun in a bedroom or wood panels with hand-carved powder room. (www.target.com ) gray and white roses are on offer At www.wayfair.com , there’s a at www.ChristineBurkeInteriors. textural, tonal, rose-print wallcov- com. ering evocative of an Old World Throw pillows lend themselves art print. to floral interpretations; you’ll And California designer Phyllis find feminine rose-petaled pillows Morris’ dramatic Vie en Rose, an in pretty hues and soft materials overscale photoprint of carmine at www.pier1.com , www.pbteen. blooms on a black background, com and www.blisslivinghome. turns a bedroom into a boudoir. com. (www.phyllismorris.com ) Thomas Paul applies his edgy Small accessories are an easy sensibility to an illustrated ver- way to introduce rose motifs. to a picture frame. And finally, sion at www.allmodern.com. Cafe’ Press has a clever wall clock Habidecor’s Abyss Rose bath rug Traditional-looking, rose-pat- emblazoned with a purple rose is a luxurious way to put the terned wallpaper isn’t difficult image. (www.cafepress.com). At flower underfoot. (www.gracious to find, but you might want to Pier 1, red felt roses lend drama home.com).

Monopoly fans vote to add cat token, toss old flat iron

By RODRIQUE NGOWI Associated Press

PAWTUCKET, R.I. — The Scottie dog has a new nem- esis in Monopoly after fans voted in an online contest to add a cat token to the prop- erty trading game, replacing the iron, toy maker Hasbro Inc. announced Wednesday. The results were announced after the shoe, wheelbarrow and iron were neck and neck for elimina- tion in the final hours of vot- ing that sparked passionate efforts by fans to save their ASSOCIATED PRESS favorite tokens, and by busi- The newest Monopoly token, a cat, center, rests on a nesses eager to capitalize Boardwalk deed next to other tokens still in use including the on the publicity. wheelbarrow and the shoe at Hasbro Inc. headquarters, in The Facebook vote Pawtucket, R.I. closed just before midnight Tuesday, marking the first said Jonathan Berkowitz, there were an estimated time that fans have had a vice president for Hasbro 272 million cats in 194 coun- say on which of the eight gaming marketing. tries in June 2008, accord- tokens to add and which The Scottie Dog was the ing to London-based World one to toss. The pieces iden- most popular of the clas- Society for the Protection tify the players and have sic tokens, and received 29 of Animals. changed quite a lot since percent of the vote, the com- The online contest to Parker Brothers bought pany said. The iron got the change the tokens was the game from its original fewest votes and was kicked sparked by chatter on designer in 1935. to the curb. Facebook, where Monopoly Rhode Island-based The results were not has more than 10 million Hasbro announced the new entirely surprising to animal fans. The initiative was piece Wednesday morning. lovers. intended to ensure that a The cat beat out the The Humane Society of game created nearly eight robot, diamond ring, heli- the United States says on decades ago remains rel- copter and guitar, getting its website that there were evant and engaging today. 31 percent of votes for new more than 86 million cats “Tokens are always a tokens. living in U.S. homes, with key part of the Monopoly “I think there were a lot 33 percent of households game ... and our fans are of cat lovers in the world owning at least one feline very passionate about their that reached out and voted,” in August 2011. Worldwide, tokens,” Berkowitz said.