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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM School finances looking up Thanks to charter tion, the district does not expect below the state-mandated amount would just be our students, and ated with Belmont students, who to require additional budget cuts for the fund balance. However, that would be money we would were initially expected to move students, further to reach a 3 percent fund balance because Belmont Academy intro- have to pay them,” Penner said. from the school district to the cuts not expected. for the end of the 2013-14 fiscal duced a new group of students “If Belmont had ended up empty- charter school. The new students year. into the public school system, ing out Columbia Elementary, or allow the district to meet their By AMANDA WILLIAMSON According to the district’s the district will be receiving more any school, this fiscal recovery fiscal recovery plan, pushing the [email protected] Finance Director Bonnie Penner, revenues than it originally antici- plan would be a lot different.” fund balance to 3.09 percent. a fiscal recovery plan was cre- pated. Currently, the fiscal recovery Penner originally budgeted for After estimating Columbia ated after she realized the district “A big concern was that plan states that district should not County’s public school popula- would end the current fiscal year Belmont Academy students incur any additional costs associ- BUDGET continued on 3A Fair’s ready for your best efforts Entries due Saturday for arts and crafts, baked goods, more. By STEVEN RICHMOND [email protected] ickles and pies can win you a prize when the Columbia P County Fair rolls into town Nov. 1, so long as you submit your arts, crafts or food entries before noon this Saturday. The best fudge will be judged and dresses assessed from Nov. 1-9 as part of a multi-division arts and craft exhibition, showing off local resi- dents’ unique skills with needle crafts, toys, jewelry, baked goods, preserved foods and more. “It’s a tal- Lake City Reporter ent a lot of us Columbia County do not have,” Resources, Inc. said Linda Complex Manager Dowling, Linda Dowling. Complex Manager with Columbia County Resources, Inc. “I like to see the talent that other peo- Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter A variety of preserved fish are seen in jars at Ichetucknee Springs State Park on Wednesday. Fort White Middle School students participated in ple have.... People are very creative TOP: and want to show off their works.” the 15th Annual Sixth Grade Day by applying their recent science lessons to everyday life. Jacob Howell, 13, holds a turtle. Leona Ratliff, a volunteer with the fair and Dowling’s mother, Fort White’s 6th Grade Day fondly remembered her time as a baking champion, winning the allows students ‘hands-on’ 2009 People’s Choice award for her learning about wildlife. three-layer blueberry cake. “I’d always bring this cake to By AMANDA WILLIAMSON parties and leave with an empty [email protected] plate,” Ratliff said. “Each person that brings in an entry has a story small fishing spider scrunched behind it. People are proud of what his legs to his body as a group they bring in, and they’ll tell you all of curious Fort White Middle about it and what it means to them.” School students peered into Fair organizers also encourage his world during the 15th ladies to submit their finest head annual Sixth Grade Day at the Ichetucknee threads as part of their second Springs State Park on Wednesday. annual Red and Pink Hat Contest, Surrounded by freshwater shrimp and in connection with the Red Hat native snails, the spider was just one of Society. A cash prize of $25 will be the tiny creatures on display at Marc awarded to each of the “largest, Minno’s station on macro-invertebrates. fanciest and craziest” hats submit- Minno, an environmental specialist with ted. the Suwannee River Water Management Submissions will be accepted District, assisted the state park in setting today and Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 up seven different exhibitions on water p.m. in the fair office, and Sat. Oct. quality and wildlife issues facing the Park services specialist Cindy Preston (right) laughs as Fort White Middle School sixth-grader 26 9:00 a.m. to noon in the fair- Ichetucknee Springs. Morgan Hunter, 12, pets a red rat snake during Sixth-Grade Day at Ichetucknee Springs State ground’s banquet hall. Entries will “If we really look, we could find hun- Park on Wednesday. ‘I like snakes. I just don’t like it when its face is near my hand,’ Hunter be judged according to the Modified dreds and thousands of living things in this said. Danish System (red, white and blue ecosystem,” Minno said. ribbons), with exceptional and best- “What does that tell you if you find As the groups gathered at each station the PARKnership program with the of-show entries winning cash prizes. thousands of macro-invertebrates in – snakes of North Florida, Ichetucknee Ichetucknee State Park, the annual Sixth No entry fees are required. the spring?” Valerie Thomas, FWMS archaeology, water quality – students Grade Day lets the entire class of sixth- For more information, contact PARKnership Coordinator, asked her learned how the curriculum they had been grade FWMS students leave the classroom Linda Dowling at 386-752-8822 or group of sixth-grade students. absorbing in their sixth-grade science class [email protected]. “It’s healthy,” the group chorused back. fit with the real world. Organized through WILDLIFE continued on 3A Suspect behind bars for ‘poking’ man with knife

By STEVEN RICHMOND Deputies arrived at the home Johnson said he placed a kitch- According to deputies, Johnson At least two witnesses report- [email protected] of Terrell Leman Johnson, 46, en knife in his pocket before leav- said the man hit him in the side of ed hearing the victim say, “You of 200 SE Hanover Place, after ing his home to help a neighbor the head, prompting Johnson to didn’t have to stab/stick me, I A Lake City man was behind multiple eyewitnesses say they move a bed, the report said. pull out the knife and “poke him” just wanted to talk,” before see- bars after allegedly stabbing, or saw and heard an altercation Johnson then said he saw a man one time. ing Johnson and multiple men as the suspect put it, “poking” a between Johnson and another walking down the street toward Deputies said they saw two deep flee the scene, the report said. man with a kitchen knife Tuesday man Tuesday evening, according him, directing several loud com- lacerations in the victim’s side evening, CCSO reports. to the arrest report. ments at him, the report said. under his blood-stained shirt. STABBING continued on 6A

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n All-pro quarterback Y.A. Robertson is 39. Wednesday: Wednesday: Tuesday: Tittle is 86. n The Cheetah Girls’ pop Afternoon: 1-4-5 Afternoon: 8-4-5-2 4-5-16-27-32 n Actor Kevin Kilne is 65. singer Adrienne Bailon is 29. n “Law & Order” doctor BD n Rapper Aubrey Drake Wong is 52. Graham is 26. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n "Duck Dynasty" star Korie n Actor J.J. Johnston is 19. Underwood to star in ‘Sound of Music’ Thought for Today “Love doesn’t just sit there, like NEW YORK he end of the year looks busy a stone, it has to be made, like for Carrie Underwood, and bread; remade all the time, made T she couldn’t be happier. — Ursala K. Le Guin The six-time Grammy-winning new.” singer will host the Country Music Association Awards for the sixth time. You can see her singing the opening on NBC’s “Sunday Night Football.” And for one night in December, she’ll Scripture of the Day star in a live television version of “The Sound of Music.” “Bear ye one another’s burdens, The 30-year-old star told the Associated Press on the red carpet and so fulfill the law of Christ.” Tuesday night at the TJ Martell — Galations 6:2 Foundation gala, where she was one of the night’s honorees, that she ner- vous doing something she’s never done before. But then she realized, “None of us have. This is a live show JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter HOW TO REACH US on TV. So this is definitely a chal- BUSINESS Paddlin’ down the Ichetucknee Main number ...... 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seen what could happen when a teacher resigned or BUDGET if the district didn’t treat retired. Continued From 1A a charter school conser- As of the Oct. 22 School vatively,” she said, add- Board meeting, Penner ing that not managing the plans to start presenting the worst-case scenario in charter school the previ- monthly budget reports order to prepare the dis- ous year had a significant to the board. The report trict, but Belmont ended up impact on the budget. she presented on Tuesday bringing an additional 193 “Last year, [the process] shows the expenditures students into the district. was viewed optimistical- exceeding the revenues. She believes the increase ly. This year, we wanted However, Penner said the may have been attributed to make sure we had the expenditures only appear to the nature of Belmont worst-case scenario bud- to be more than the incom- Academy, a school that geted for.” ing funds because she reached out to the large As the 2012-13 fiscal allocated funds from an homeschool population in year closed in Columbia assigned fund into the cur- the county. County, the district found rent budget. For example, Without the increase themselves surprised the district had money set from Belmont Academy, the with a 0.8 percent ending aside for textbooks that district anticipated ended fund balance. But through could only be spent on new the year with $989,407 in a series of cuts, School books, so she moved those the fund balance. After the Superintendent Terry savings into the expendi- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter fiscal recovery plan’s strate- Huddleston and Penner tures so schools could pur- gies, the final fund balance were able to nearly double chase new books. FGC helps Habitat for Humanity should increase to approxi- the fund balance to 1.57 As of September, the mately $2,049,934. The fis- percent during the bud- general school fund reflects Florida Gateway College Heating, Ventilation and A/C students Cory Tucker (left) and cal impact of Belmont totals get process. Primarily, the $69,450,551 for revenues Clarence Hutcheson work on a trunk line for an air conditioning duct at a Habitat for $1,060,527, Penner said. cuts included not replac- and $69,511,535 for expen- Humanity home being built at 875 NW Early Street. “We had just recently ing teaching positions ditures.

Johannesen has been talking would help her as she contin- WILDLIFE about in class,” Padgett said. ued through her education. Waitress jailed Continued From 1A “They tie in what’s been taught Morgan agreed, adding that with things they know at home, she wanted to be a science on fraud charge and it provides them with expe- teacher when she entered the setting to venture to the shores riences to base learning on.” job field. By STEVEN RICHMOND of the nearby headspring for Both Morgan Hunter, “It is essential for our students [email protected] hands-on learning. 12, and Elizabeth Jackson, to have an outdoor lab where “The whole idea is if they 11, enjoyed learning about they can come to see the appli- A waitress was arrested Monday after see if, if they hear it and if they the variety of turtles that cation and skills they’ve learned cashing $7,000 worth of stolen checks interact with it, they’re going inhabit the North Florida in the classroom,” said Mary in late September, CCSO reports. to remember it,” said Trini area in Ichetucknee State Keen, FWMS assistant principal. Following a complaint from 82-year- Johannesen, science teacher Park Services Specialist Sam “What’s so great about this type old Alphonse Fellner, investigators dis- and FWMS PARKnership JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Cole’s station on “tremen- of program is it’s interactive, it’s covered Monica Reppert Carter, 50, director. “The purpose for Science teacher Trini dous, terrific turtles.” Cole hands-on, and it addresses the of 160 SE Mary Etta Terrace, cashed the last 15 years of the pro- Johannesen shows students an introduced the students to different types of learning styles two checks belonging to the elderly gram has been to give the enviroscape of the Itchetucknee the gopher tortoise couple, of our students.” gentleman for $6,000 Sept. 27 and students a broad brush of the Peter and Wendy, along with Back at the water quality sta- $1,000 Sept. 30 without his consent, Ichetucknee Springs State Springshed. their offspring Tootles. The tion, SRWMD environmental according to the arrest affidavit. Both Park and the animals that live tortoises have an immunity specialist Darlene Saindon checks were made to her and had her here, to introduce them to the 23. Water Wonder Saturday, to upper respiratory disease, taught students how to mea- signature on the back. water quality issues and teach Johannesen said, will allow which is deadly to most sure the PH, the dissolved The affidavit said the man met Carter them about the headsprings.” the students to work hands-on turtles, and are therefore oxygen and the conductivity of at a local restaurant where she worked Johannesen hopes to convey with the activities talked about important to research at the the water. and began a friendship with her, even- to the students through the field on Wednesday. Then they will University of Florida. By measuring the different tually hiring her to clean his home. trip that the headspring is basi- become teachers themselves as “We got to hold them,” qualities, it can tell scientists During a meeting to discuss the cally the end of the pipeline that they communicate the issues to Elizabeth said. “And also, I just where the water in the spring allegations against her, Carter admit- runs from Alligator Lake through the community. love turtles — basically every- derived from and how to ted to cashing the checks. When told the Ichetucknee Water Basin. According to FWMS teacher thing about them.” treat the pollution from each about Fellner’s allegations of fraud Due to a recent $5,000 grant Michelle Padgett, Sixth Grade Because Elizabeth lives on a resource. against her, she replied that he was provided by the Department Day provides students a chance farm, she thought the station “Everything’s connected,” upset that she would not be “roman- of Environmental Protection, to learn in a variety of ways would help her identify the Saindon said. “If they learn tic” with him, and that he originally the middle school decided to – visually, auditorily, spatially different species of turtles that at a young age that what they wrote the checks for her on the condi- change the purpose of Sixth and more. But it goes beyond wander into her pasture. do affects the drinking water tion she pay him back after receiving Grade Day this year to make it a that, she said, to impart con- “Whenever I grow up, I and the water they can play her 401(k) check, according to the preliminary introduction to the nections to make them more want to be a vet,” she added. in, then they’re more likely to affidavit. issues facing the Ichetucknee environmentally aware. The information she learned make a difference in the con- Carter was arrested Monday after- and prepare them for the Water “You see those ‘aha’ moments Tuesday at the state park, ditions of our environmental noon and booked into Columbia County Wonder Saturday on Nov. when they see things Ms. especially about the animals, resources.” Detention Facility on $10,000 bond.

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Thursday, October 24, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A OUR OPINION What makes a fair, a fair

t’s not too early to start thinking about the fair. The official start date is Nov. 1, but you only have until noon Saturday to submit arts and crafts entries and bakedI and canned goods for this year’s event. So get sewing, stitching and crafting. And cooking and canning. Your participation is not only much appreciated, it’s needed. After all, what’s a county fair without homemade cookies, cobblers and cakes, pickles and preserves, and so much more. The midway and rides are nice, but what makes a county fair a real hometown event is everything you put into it. (Including, of course, the livestock. More on that anoth- er day.) We hope to see you there when ribbon- time comes around. And good luck to all. Entitlements threaten to TODAY IN HISTORY shut down U.S. future Today is Thursday, Oct. 24. fter the 2008 financial today. Every time someone tried to On this date: crisis, many people suf- do something to strengthen entitle- fered, but some didn’t. ments by rendering them afford- In 1537, Jane Seymour, the third wife of England’s There were culpable able, these political critics barked King Henry VIII, died 12 days after giving birth to CEOs who luxuriated that they were thereby forcing old Aas bailouts helped them weather people to eat dog food to survive. Prince Edward, later King Edward VI. the storm, and some said to arrest What Democrats want is to save In 1861, the first transcontinental telegraph message them, try them, make them pay. It the day by raising taxes a trillion was sent by Chief Justice Stephen J. Field of California sometimes seemed unimportant Jay Ambrose dollars, which the Republicans from San Francisco to President Abraham Lincoln in to the vengeful whether there had [email protected] won’t do and should not do. This Washington, D.C., over a line built by the Western been an actual crime or not. solution would have many of the Union Telegraph Co. But what about the politicians same economy-impeding effects as who helped create that maelstrom President Barack Obama took the debt itself and would be a tem- office, and could easily go up anoth- In 1939, Benny Goodman and his orchestra recorded through the furthering of inane porary answer as ever bigger gov- er $7 trillion in that 10 years as we their signature theme, “Let’s Dance,” for Columbia mortgage and other policies and ernment ever more encapsulated try to sustain these programs at the Records in New York. Nylon stockings were first sold have done far worse? They have our lives. heart of our fiscal peril. publicly in Wilmington, Del. been creating a major public debt But there’s negotiating room that could reduce our continental When I say “peril,” I mean peril. here. We do need tax reform -- If foreign borrowers hiked interest In 1952, Republican presidential candidate Dwight D. grandeur to an island of distress. reduced corporate rates, fewer loop- rates, we would have calamity on Eisenhower declared in Detroit, “I shall go to Korea” How about trying them and devis- holes for all -- as a means of more our hands. Debt of the magnitude as he promised to end the conflict. (He made the visit ing a punishment fit for their mis- revenue along with greater growth. we are looking at will surely slow over a month later.) deeds? Would that be the ticket or We also need fewer regulations of what? our economic growth, meaning the kinds now smothering our econ- occupational and other opportuni- In 1962, a naval quarantine of Cuba ordered by No, please, it would not be. It’s omy. We need immigration reform ties for an increasing population President John F. Kennedy went into effect during the not punishment we need but rec- that keeps doors open to entrepre- would be vastly diminished. We missile crisis; the blockade was aimed at interdicting tification. Here is what we should neurial talents while affording less would likely not even be generat- the delivery of offensive weapons to the island. do: Recognize how diligently they admittance to those most likely to have worked for years and years ing enough money to pay debt fail and suffer. We need significant interest and sustain other essential In 1987, 30 years after it was expelled, the Teamsters to get us in this ungodly mess and budget cuts. programs we now take for granted. union was welcomed back into the AFL-CIO. (However, demand better -- much, much bet- Maybe, just maybe, the more rea- The people who would have to deal the Teamsters disafilliated themselves from the AFL- ter. Of course, these are frequently sonable Democrats and the more with the worst of it are the genera- CIO in 2005.) moral pretenders who react furious- reasonable Republicans will thwart ly at the mere suggestion they were tions lined up behind us. Good luck, these regressive progressives want- ■ Associated Press ever wrong. But what’s at stake is young’uns. ing to shut down something more huge and there are compromise Despite all of this, here’s what than the government. They want solutions. They need finally to admit you find on the front page of the to shut down our future. And con- the true evil is a failure to refashion Oct. 21 Wall Street Journal: a story sidering all the possibilities of the entitlement programs that will oth- saying some liberal Democrats moment -- not least of them an ener- Lake City Reporter erwise undo themselves. don’t want to negotiate entitlement gy boom -- what a future it could be Restructuring Medicare, Social reforms. They don’t even want if they got out of the way. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Security and Medicaid -- and doing to consider something President at least something about the new Barack Obama came up with, The Lake City Reporter is published with pride entitlement called Obamacare some less-than-astonishing cost for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ – is crucial. Leave them alone adjustments in Social Security and ■ Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington ties by Community Newspapers Inc. and their cost in another 10 years Medicare. They have not evolved director of editorial policy for Scripps We believe strong newspapers build strong will be enough to take up half the one iota from the kind of pure, Howard newspapers and the editor of communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” budget. 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Todd Wilson, Publisher consequences Robert Bridges, Editor Controller rotecting the young from the sweet cigars, which often come Sue Brannon, themselves and each in small packages for less than a President other easily dates back dollar. It seems like a harmless fad, Dink NeSmith, 30,000 years or more, but so did cigarettes when they first Tom Wood, Chairman when adult Homo sapiens gained popularity in the early 20th Ptried to stop teenage hominids from century. jabbing each other with specially The emphasis on cutting off sharpened sticks they bought from tobacco sales to minors is a worth- LETTERS POLICY unscrupulous Neanderthal shop- Dale McFeatters while one because studies show keepers. [email protected] that if you haven’t picked up the Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ The government continues its habit by age 21 you never will. ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 long, arduous battle against youth The manufacture of little flavored The old Dutch proverb has it that words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters smoking, and not without success. cigars was omitted from the ban. we grow too soon old and too late must be signed and include the writer’s name, address The Centers for Disease Control Now, more than two of every five smart. The words of CDC Director and telephone number for verification. Writers can and Prevention this week reported teen smokers choose them, the Tom Frieden might carry a little that cigarette smoking among mid- CDC says, citing a 2011 national more weight, if not a certain finality: have two letters per month published. Letters and dle school and high school youth tobacco-use survey of nearly 19,000 “The so-called small cigars look like guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not declined in a linear fashion between students in grades six through 12. cigarettes, addict as much as ciga- necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. 2000 and 2011. Roughly one in 30 middle and high rettes and they kill like cigarettes.” BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL But regulators who thought schoolers report smoking the sweet Feel free to snub out your rum- 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. they were winning the battle when cigars; by senior year, the rate is and-honey cigar, kid. Right now. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. candy- and fruit-flavored cigarettes one in 12. We’ll wait. were banned by the 2009 Family While it’s illegal to sell cigarettes BY EMAIL: [email protected] Smoking Prevention and Tobacco or cigars to consumers under 18, ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial writer Control Act face another challenge. it’s easy for youths to find and buy for Scripps Howard News Service. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or COMMUNITY CALENDAR by e-mail at [email protected].

TONIGHT Teen Encounter will take place on Saturday, October Council meeting 26, 2013 from 9 a.m. to 3 The North Central p.m. at Alligator Lake Park, Florida Regional Planning Lake City. Children, teens Council meeting will take and family members gather place Thursday, Oct. 24 at together in an honest, safe 7:30 p.m. (dinner will begin environment with others at 7 p.m.) at the Holida Inn who have experienced the Hotel & Suites, 213 NW loss of a loved one and who Commerce Blvd. Please let are dealing with grief. Carol Laine (ext. 352-955- Campers take part 2200 x134) or Jean Strong in therapeutic activities (ext. 100) that you will be aimed at helping them heal attending. through the changes at work in their lives. Adults Military Officers Group learn how to take care of The Suwannee River themselves while caring for Valley Chapter of their children during this the Military Officers challenging time. Association of America Camp Good Hope and (MOAA) will hold its Teen Encounter is pro- monthly dinner meeting vided at no cost and sup- Thursday, Oct. 24, at the ported by community Lake City Elks’ Lodge, 259 donations and corporate NE Hernando St. Happy sponsorships. Suggested hour starts at 6:30 p.m., registration deadline is dinner at 7 p.m., flowered October 17, 2013. To reg- by the program. ister for Camp Good Hope The dinner meeting is and Teen Encounter, con- open to all active duty mili- tact Vicki Myers, at 386- tary officers, retired and 755-7714 Ext. 2411. former officers, members of the Reserve and National Drug Take-Back Guard, and their surviving The Lake City spouses. Police Department and For information and res- Drug Enforcement ervations call Tandy Carter Administration will present at 719-9706 or Vernon Lloyd the public with an oppor- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter at 752-4885. tunity to prevent pill abuse The Suwannee River Questions on crime prevention and theft by ridding their Valley Chapter is one of homes of potentially dan- over 400 MOAA chapters At Tuesday evening’s Business Watch, Andy Smith, a Keipsake Body Emporium tattoo artist, asks what to do when a gerous expired, unused around the U.S. and over- customer refuses to pay for services rendered. The Business Watch was organized by Focus Downtown and the Lake City and unwanted prescription seas. The local chapter was Police Department in an effort to outline business owners’ rights in shoplifting scenarios and create awareness on crime drugs. The “take-back” will founded in 1990. prevention tips. take place on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mobile Office Hours Bring your medications for Congressman Ted Yoho to “Apalachee Chapter, Gateway College. The which birds not to expect, this art show and sale. disposal to the Lake City will be hosting mobile office FTA,” to Elizabeth Slack, show is open to all artists when to stock your feeders Public Safety building, 225 hours at Lake City’s City 524 West Tharpe Street 18 years or older. There is and with and other bird Camp Good Hope NW Main Blvd. The service Hall on Oct. 24 from 1:30 #42, Tallahassee, Florida an entry fee for members feeding tips on attracting Camp Good Hope and is free and anonymous. to 4:30 p.m. Constituents 32303, 850-320-2760, eliza- and non members. The art these avian visitors. Join will have an opportunity [email protected]. is received from 10 a.m. Us! to meet with a member of until 3 p.m. at the college. Saturday, Oct 26, 1:30 the Congressman’s team Focus Fall Fun Walk There will be a reception pm at the Lake City down- to discuss assistance with Stroll historic downtown on Friday September 13th town main library. For OBITUARIES any federal agency, flags, starting Friday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at the Performing more information contact: veteran’s claims or issues, through Tuesday, Nov. 5. Arts Center. There will be Judee Mundy, 386-758- Violet Inez Armstrong Left to cherish social security claims, mili- Maps, raffle tickets and art, food and the awards 9558, jmunrswi@comcast. precious mem- tary academy nominations, chances for door prizes presentation. The entire net or Betsy Martin, 386- Mrs. Violet Inez Armstrong, 89, ories; a de- passport assistance intern- are available at member community is invited to 935-2453, betsymartin@ of Lake City passed away Satur- voted mother, ships and more. If you have stores from Railroad to attend. Applications are windstream.net. day, October 19, 2013 peacefully Ethel Williams questions, please contact Baya along Marion Ave. available at the Gateway at Stillwaters. Mrs. Armstrong (Mike); father, was born in Ancell, MO on Au- Donald Gib- our Gainesville office at The grand prize is a fan- Art Gallery 461 SW Main Rainbow Art Show gust 20, 1924. She was raised son (Wanda); 352-505-0838. These mobile tastic spa package. The Blvd. or at the College at The community of Live on a farm and then moved to St. grandmothers, office hours are free and prize drawing will be held check in time. For more, Oak, FL recently lost one Louis, MO to work in a muni- Hattie Williams and Margaree open to the public. on Nov. 5 at the Focus call the Gallery at 752-5229 of our esteemed artists and tions factory during WWII. She Gibson; sisters, Donitra Gib- Downtown meeting. The Tuesday through Saturday owner of the Rainbow’s married a man in the military son, Ebony Williams (Tony), and lived in numerous states Denisha Moody, Ebony Moody; Oct. 25 winner will be notified 10 a.m.-6 p.m. End Art Supplies Store, and traveled overseas. She was brothers, Donald J. Gibson, De- afterwards. Look for the Linda Deater. Ms. Deater a devoted wife, mother, grand- ven Gibson; nieces, Kenyanna Application due Focus Downtown logo on Oct. 26 was recognized both mother and great-grandmother. Jones, Zamyiah Pate; nephews, The Apalachee Chapter the storefront windows. nationally and internation- She was preceded in death by her Tony Fulton, Jr., Adarius Fulton, husband, Glenn and a son, Mark. Ja’Cardi Gibson; special aunt, of the Florida Trail For further information, Open Mic ally and most graciously Mrs. Armstrong is survived by a Shari Alford (Elvis); special Association is hosting contact Sandra Smith at Poetry and Spoken Word the contents of her estate daughter Karen (Jeff) Angstadt uncle, Robert Williams (Patri- “Wakulla Walkabout,” 386-288-3673. Open Mic auditions will to St. Luke’s Episcopal with of Lake City and a son, Gregg cia); best friend, Jamille Tis- a regional hiking/out- be held on October 26 at directions that it be sold to Armstrong. She is also sur- dale; devoted and special friend, doors event Nov. 8-10 at Chicken dinner Richardson Community benefit the needy in our vived by 3 grandsons, William Mariah Jernigan; hosts of aunts, (Mychelle) Angstadt and their uncles, cousins and friends; Camp Indian Springs in Gold Standard Lodge Center at10:30 am. Please area. daughters, Alexis and Audrey Funeral services for DeeAnte’ Crawfordville. The event #167, located at 617 SW contact RCC for additional As a result, the church, of Lake City, Douglas Angstadt will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday, Oc- kicks off at noon on Friday Jones Terrace, will be sell- information at 386-754- the Live Oak Artists Guild, of Lake City and his children, tober 26, 2013 at Souls’ Harbor and runs through Sunday ing chicken dinners on 7095.Each participant will Inc. and Heritage Park and Nicholas and Lillian of Chese- Church of God In Christ. 901 peake, VA, and Brian (Holly) NE Lake Drive, Lake City, FL. at 10 a.m. Registrants can Oct. 25 for a $6 donation. have a maximum of 5 min- Gardens, Inc. have joined Angstadt of Arlington, VA. Elder M.L. Goggins, Sr., Pastor. come for the day or stay The dinners will consist utes to perform. The poet- forces to host the End of Arrangements are under the di- The family will receive friends overnight, select some, all of grilled chicken, green ry and spoken word open the Rainbow Art Show rection of GATEWAY-FOREST from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Fri- or no meals, and prices beans, bread, and cake. mic event will be held on and Sale of over 200 of her LAWN FUNERAL HOME. day, October 25, 2013 at vary according to selec- Delivery is available. For November 16th at 6:30 pm. works on Saturday, Oct. 26, Souls’ Harbor C.O.G.I. C. DeeAnte’ D’von Gibson Arrangements entrusted to tions made. Those who further information contact Admission is 2 or more non from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and COMBS FUNERAL HOME. wish to order a hiking T- Conrad Wallace at 386-697- perishable “Thanksgiving” Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013, from DeeAnte’ D’von Gibson met his 292 NE Washington Street. shirt should do so by Oct. 6635. food items. 12 – 4 p.m. untimely death on October 17, Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. 17. To guarantee meals and The event will be held 2013. DeeAnte’, 21, was born Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. June 9, 1992 in Lake City, Flori- “The Caring Professionals” lodging, register by Oct. Fine Arts Show Audubon Bird Talk at Heritage Park and da. He was educated in the pub- 25. Links to online (credit The Art League Of Four Rivers Audubon will Gardens, 1004 Helvenston lic schools of Columbia County. Obituaries are paid advertise- card payment) and paper North Florida presents the present a program featur- Street, Live Oak, FL 32064. Preceding him in death: ments. For details, call the Lake (pay with check) registra- 9th Annual Fine Arts Show ing migratory birds. Betsy With your assistance, we grandfathers, Robert Jack City Reporter’s classified depart- tion forms are at http:// through October 25 at the Martin and Judee Mundy are hoping to attract art Williams and Ollie Gibson. ment at 752-1293. apalachee.floridatrail.org/. Alfonso Levy Performing will focus on which birds collectors from as wide a Direct questions and Arts Center at the Florida to expect and when, and range as possible to attend send printed registration forms and checks, payable

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Gifts and Talents show Columbia County Bethune-Cookman Universtity Alumni invites you to attend “Share Your Gifts and Talents” on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church (located on Martin Luther King Street). All proceeds will be used for scholarships for students in need. For additional infor- mation, please con- tact Minister Pauline Harrison at 752-1319. 6A

6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 Westside Elem. SRWMD provides students earn cost-share program EINSTEIN CLUB Suwanee River Water Farmers Management District membership (District) has set aside Examples of eligible cost- Congratulations to the follow- $1.5 million this fiscal year share projects are: ing students for earning member- to assist agricultural pro- n Center pivot irrigation sys- ship in the Einstein Club for mas- ducers and nurseries with tem retrofits to water more efficiently; tery of their multiplication facts: projects that will conserve n New pivot controller pan- Ethan Melvin, Riley Strosser, Colby water and protect water els, which will provide Global Strickland, Bryant Rigdon, Juan resources. Interested par- Positioning System (GPS) Resendiz, Corey Wilson, Jaedon ties may apply for funding technology to avoid irrigation Stearns, Nyasha Mashava, Starr consideration for the fol- overlap and to avoid water- Harkins, Allyssa O’Neal, Kavien lowing type projects: ing roads or other non-target Gillyard, Diya Patel, Daniel Lee, This is the second year areas; and Joseph Richards, Zach Dicks, Bling the District is offering the n Remote controlling of Nelson, Ellie Hingson, Jenalyn program. Last year, 125 center pivots, to monitor or Anderson, Emily Flugrath, Mason agricultural producers ben- control pivots remotely from a Gray and AJ Kihei. efited from the program smart phone or computer; or n Weather stations to moni- COURTESY which resulted in an aver- age reduction in groundwa- tor rainfall, wind speed, soil moisture, and evapotranspo- Egore the Eagle new campus guardian ter pumping of 5.2 million ration. Westside Elem. gallons per day. Through If you visit Niblack Elementary School, you will notice a new addition to the front the program, 70 irrigation Nurseries office. The school recently purchased the statue of the school’s mascot and had recognizes Duke systems were retrofitted, An example of an eligible an election for naming the eagle. Each class submitted a name for the ballot and 211 advanced irrigation cost-share project follows: all students had the opportunity to cast their vote. After, tallying up the votes, Talent Search scheduling tools were n Retrofits of overhead “Egore the Eagle” was the winning name. Both Mr. Chris Dang’s fourth grade Congratulations to the follow- obtained, and eight special sprinklers to drip or micro- spray irrigation which spoon class and Mrs. Timothea Williams’ fifth grade class submitted the name and ing students recognized as Duke projects designed to save Talent Search Students through water were implemented. feeds the crops and waters received a popsicle party. more efficiently. high performance on their 2013 “The District is pleased FCAT scores: Mayar Fadhel, Bailey to continue to support Lacy, Joshua Simpson, Ethan Cruz, our agricultural producers through the program while Natalia Duarte, Sam Abbott, Megan expanding this assistance to nurseries to conserve our Edge, Bryant Green, Dylan Pace, water supply and offset groundwater demands,” said Diya Patel, Jenna Roach, Isabelle District Executive Director Ann Shortelle. Warner, Owen Weekley, Zachary The deadline to apply for the program is Nov. 8. Williams, Kaiden Cannon, Mason Interested parties may download an application and Gray, Justin Jones, Jacob Juliano, receive additional information atwww.mysuwanneeriver. AJ Kihei, Gabriel McCoy, and com. For more information, please contact Kevin Wright Micah Rentz. at 386.362.1001 or toll free at 1.800.226.1066 (FL only).

EASTSIDE ELEMENTARY

COURTESY Target grants beautification funds This fall, Five Points Elementary was the recipient of a $500 Target grant for the use of school beautification. Earlier this month, volunteers from the Target Distribution Center as well as Five Points teachers, parents and students gra- ciously came out to assist in landscaping the front of the school. Pictured here are (back row from left): Principal Terri Metrick, Paula Kinchen, Lisa Lee, Brandi Keen, Teresa McCullough, Tricia Mimbs, Sue Little, Kim Goswami. Front row from left: Maya Goswami, Kyler Keen, Michelle VanBennekom. Sheriff’s office offers drug collection site By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Local residents will have the oppor- tunity to rid their medicine chests of COURTESY PHOTOS unwanted and old prescription drugs this weekend during a law enforce- First Federal of Lake City supports safety ment sponsored event. The Columbia County Sheriff’s Eastside Elementary Office will provide a prescription Safety Patrols are hard drug collection site from 10 a.m. - 2 at work trying to raise p.m. Saturday at the Park and Ride COURTESY funds for their 2nd Expired prescription drugs can be dan- at U.S. Highway 90 and Commerce annual trip to Washington gerous to keep in your medicine cabinet. Drive, next to Arby’s. The event is D.C. in the Spring. They being held in conjunction with the Seventh National Drug Take Back cations in the container they were are very thankful for the day across the country. dispensed in and leave the other infor- strong support shown “Any kind of prescription drugs mation on the medication container. from the community in that are either expired or people “That way law enforcement knows helping their efforts. Most don’t need any more can be brought what was in the bottle as well,” recently, First Federal of to the collection site,” said Mark D. Pentolino said. Lake City donated funds Pentolino, Columbia County Sheriff’s The Columbia County Sheriff’s to be used towards the Office public information officer. Office, which has held the event for trip. The money will go Pentolino said some times people at least three years, will have a tent towards reducing the have deceased family members and set up in the Park and Ride area with cost that students have ‘Safety House’ they often find old prescription and Pentolino and representatives from to raise for the trip. they don’t know what to do with them the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office presentation and this would be a good way to dis- Citizen Service Patrol on hand. Thanks to all the commu- pose of them. “I think it’s important to hold this nity for helping the Safety “It’s a good safe way to let people event annually because it gets all Patrols reach their goal. In addition, 1st grade students enjoyed a great presentation by the Fire in the community bring that kind of these prescription drugs out the Department. Students learned how to stay safe if their home ever catches on fire, and many other stuff out and we can dispose of in a home and away from other family safety tips. The Fire Department brought their “Safety House” for students to practice how they safe manner,” he said. members and the potential for abuse would get out of their home in case there was a fire. The students enjoyed the presentation and People are asked to bring the medi- in the family,” he said. learned many safety guidelines from the firemen.

ties a knife with a broken tip Columbia County’s Most Wanted STABBING as the one used in the inci- Continued From 1A dent, which was taken as evi- dence along with four nearby According to the witness, knives, the report said. the victim made complaints Johnson faces a charge to Johnson about items he of aggravated battery with allegedly stole from him, a deadly weapon. Jessie James Gibson, Jr. Marqui Martez Church the report noted. The victim’s condition DOB: 02/27/1983 DOB: 08/23/1985 Height: 6’ 0’’ Height: 5’ 6’’ Weight: 185 lbs. Johnson indicated to depu- was unclear at press time. Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Weight: 160 lbs. Tattoos: Left Arm-Cross; Right Arm-Lil Hair: Black Church, M Eyes: Brown Wanted For: VOP Robbery with a Weapon- Scars: Left Leg Not Deadly Wanted For: 2 Counts Felony Petit Theft Wanted As Of: 09/24/2013 **History of Violence** Wanted As Of: 09/25/2013 **Prior Resisting Arrest** **Prior Use or Possession of Weapon** Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these individuals is asked to call Crime Stoppers of Columbia County. CALL (386) 754-7099 OR SUBMIT A WEB TIP AT www.columbiacrimestoppers.net WE DO NOT WANT YOUR NAME, JUST YOUR INFORMATION! The likeness of suspects is supplied by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division and/or other law enforcement agencies. The cases are active at the time of publication unless otherwise not- ed. Crime Stoppers of Columbia County, Inc., and their volunteers are jointly and individually exempt from any and all liability which might arise as a result of the publication of public records. Baldwin, FL. Funded by the Crime Stoppers Trust Fund; Administered by the Offi ce of the Attorney General 7A

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OPEN DIVISIONS the fair shall be negotiated noted and exhibitors need 18. PREMIUMS will be desig- recipient/payee fails to timely No entry fee required for par- by the recipient/payee within not be residents of Columbia 14. Competent judges will be nated by ribbons; FIRST - blue; negotiate said check, all mon- ticipation 60 days from the date of the County. provided and their decision will SECOND - red; THIRD - white. ies due recipient/payee shall check, time being of essence. be inal. be deemed to have made an 1. Any article of merit, not If the recipient/payee fails to 11. Premiums will be paid for 19. ALL FIRST PLACE premiums unconditional and irrevocable listed , as a LOT number will be timely negotiate said check, FIRST PLACE awards only and 15. A BEST OF CLASS will be and other claims will be paid gift of said monies to the fair. registered under miscellaneous all monies due recipient/pay- as marked in the Judges Note- chosen from the blue ribbon by the Fair Association within and the decision of the Judges ee shall be deemed to have book, NOT from ribbons that winners in each Class, accom- 30 days AFTER the close of 24. No person will be allowed will determine eligibility of made an unconditional and may be attached to exhibit. panied by a $10.00 premium. the Fair. more than one premium in premium money. irrevocable gift of said monies From the BEST OF CLASS in 20. NO premium will be connection with the same to the fair. 12. Judged Division will be as each Division a BEST OF SHOW awarded when exhibit is article. 2. Any person ACTIVELY 6. No person will be allowed follows: will be chosen, accompanied regarded as unworthy. employed as a professional more than one premium in (YD) Youth Division – open to by a $25.00 premium. From the 25. The Fair Association re- and wishing to exhibit will be connection with the same all youth 17 & under (green). BEST OF SHOW winners, one 21. All items MUST have serves the right to determine judged in a separate category article. (AD) Adult Division – open to (1) BEST OVERALL will be cho- Name, Address, Phone all questions in connection from the non-professionals. 7. In case of one (1) entry, all non-professional (white). sen, accompanied by a $50.00 Number and Item Description with the Fair and to postpone, the Judge will award suitable (EC) Exceptionally Challenged – premium. securely attached. change or call of, for cause, ribbon and/or premium. This division is open to anyone 22. Premiums will not be paid any item or classiication. 3. All items MUST have Name, who is physically challenged 16. No person will be allowed without ALL correct informa- Address, Phone Number and 8. Only one (1) entry, per LOT by the inability to use hands or more than one premium in tion iled in on ALL registra- 26. Qualiied judges will be Item description securely number, per individual will be arms, or anyone who is mental- connection with the same tion forms. provided and their decision attached. accepted. ly challenged (yellow). article. will be inal. 4. Premiums will not be paid (PR) Professional Division 23. All checks for premium without ALL correct informa- 9. All items must be clean, in – open to all professional 17. Any article not claimed at monies awarded in connec- 27. For further Rules & Reg- tion illed in on ALL registration good condition and be the (orange). the appropriate time for pick tion with the fair shall be ulations please refer to each forms. work of the exhibitor. up will become property of the negotiated by the recipient/ Division Section posted on 13. Unsuitable exhibits or Columbia County Fair Board. payee within 60 days from our web sit at www.columbi- 5. All checks for premium mon- 10. Divisions are considered exhibitors of poor quality will the date of the check, time acountyfair.org. ies awarded in connection with OPEN CLASS unless other wise be refused. being of the essence. If the Columbia County • Open and Youth Poultry Show

GENERAL RULES AND attached. Reserve Reserve $7.00 REGULATIONS 4. The Fair Association will 12. Entries must be made on 6. Miscellaneous: Champion Poultry will be checked in on provide feed, water and care 8. Premiums will not be paid oicial entry form, available and Reserve OPEN DIVISION Monday, November 4, 2013 for the Open and Youth Poultry without ALL correct informa- from the fair oice, 4-H Agents, 7. Laying Hen: (4-H and FFA Blue $3.00 between 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Show exhibits during the week tion illed in on ALL registration FFA Advisors or show super- members) Red $2.00 All exhibits must be picked up of the fair. forms. intendent. Forms must be White $1.00 Saturday, November 9 between returned to Columbia County AWARDS Champion 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm. 5. Exhibitors must make their 9. All checks for premium Fair Oice by October 25, 2013 1. Blue, red and white ribbons $5.00 own arrangements for delivery monies awarded in connection at 5:00 pm. will be awarded to all entries. Reserve $4.00 1. All animals must be owned and pick-up of all exhibits. with the fair shall be negoti- 2. Champion and Reserve of by exhibitor at least 30 days Any exhibit left after the date ated by the recipient/payee 13. Open Show is opened to each division (youth and open) NOTE: No person will be al- prior to fair. and time set for pick-up will within 60 days from the date anyone interested in exhibiting will receive a rosette. lowed more than one premium become the property of the of the check, time being of the poultry. Youth Show is open 3. Best of Show (youth and in connection with the same 2. Poultry may not be placed Columbia County Fair Associa- essence. If the recipient/payee ONLY to bona ide Columbia open division) will receive a article or animal. in cages until approved by tion. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! fails to timely negotiate said County 4-H and FFA members. trophy. inspector. All animals will be check, all monies due recipi- 4. Reserve Best of Show (youth ADDITIONAL CLASSES tested for negative pullo- 6. The Modiied Danish System ent/payee shall be deemed to DIVISIONS: and open division) will receive Additional “fun” classes may rum-typhoid through a blood of judging will be used. Date have made an unconditional 1. Commercial Production: a trophy. be added. These may include test. A state veterinarian will be for judging will be announced and irrevocable gift of said Champion and Reserve but are not limited to: crowing available at check-in only. during check-in. No one will monies to the fair. 2. Large Fowl: Champion and PREMIUMS contest, ugliest bird contest, be allowed in the exhibit area Reserve YOUTH DIVISION etc. Announcement of these 3. The superintendent reserves during judging. 10. The decision of the judge 3. Bantams: Champion and Blue $6.00 additional classes will be the right to refuse the entry of is inal. Reserve Red $4.00 posted at check-in along with any poultry which shows signs 7. All items MUST have Name, 4. Waterfowl: Champion and White $3.00 awards given. of disease, are infested with Address, Phone Number and 11. No substitutions will be Reserve Champion mites, lice or leas, or are dirty. Item Description securely allowed. 5. Turkey: Champion and $8.00 Columbia County • Open and Youth Rabbit Show

GENERAL RULES and of disease, are infested with be allowed in the exhibit area Item Description securely Reserve (New Zealand, Dutch, a trophy. REGULATIONS mites, lice or leas, or are dirty. during judging. attached. Netherlands, French, Lops, Rabbits will be checked in on Rex, Flemish Giants and mini PREMIUMS: Monday, November 4, 2013 5. The Fair Association will 8. The decisions of the judge 13. Premiums will not be paid versions) YOUTH DIVISION between 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm. provide feed, water and care is inal. without ALL correct informa- 2. Mixed or Cross Breeds Cham- Blue $6.00 All exhibits must be picked for the Open and Youth Rabbit tion illed in on ALL registration pion and Reserve Red $4.00 up Saturday, November 9 be- Show during the week. 9. No substitutions will be forms. 3. Meat Rabbits: Champion and White $3.00 tween 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm. NOTE: The Exhibitor is responsi- allowed. Reserve Champion ble for providing their own 14. All checks for premium 4. Mothers and babies, up to 8 $8.00 1. All animals must be owned feed and water dishes. 10. Entries must be made on monies awarded in connection weeks of age. Champion and Reserve $7.00 by exhibitor at least 30 days oicial entry, available from the with the fair shall be negoti- Reserve. prior to the fair. 6. Exhibitors must make their Fair Oice, 4-H agents, FFA Ad- ated by the recipient/payee OPEN DIVISION own arrangements for delivery visors or Show Superintendent. within 60 days from the date AWARDS Blue $3.00 2. Rabbits must be 8 weeks of and pickup of all exhibits. Any Forms must be returned to of the check, time being of the 1. Blue, red and white ribbons Red $2.00 age or older. exhibits left after the date and Columbia County Fair Oice by essence. If the recipient/payee will be awarded to all entries. White $1.00 time set for pickup will become October 25, 2013 at 5:00 pm. fails to timely negotiate said 2. Champion and Reserve Champion 3. Each exhibitor will be al- the property of the Columbia check, all monies due recipi- Champions of each division $5.00 lowed a maximum of 2 rabbits, County Fair Association. NO 11. Open Show is open to ent/payee shall be deemed to (youth and open division) will Reserve $4.00 with a maximum of 6 pens per EXCEPTIONS!!! anyone interested in exhibiting have made an unconditional receive a rosette. family. rabbit. Youth show is open and irrevocable gift of said 3. Best of Show (youth and NOTE: No person will be 7. The Modiied Danish System ONLY to bona ide Columbia monies to the fair. open division) will receive a allowed more than one pre- 4. The superintendent reserves of judging will be used. Date County 4-H and FFA members. trophy. mium in connection with the the right to refuse the entry of for judging will be announced 12. All items MUST have Name, DIVISIONS: 4. Reserve Best of Show (youth same article or animal. any rabbit which shows signs during check-in. No one will Address, Phone Number and 1. Pure Breed Champion and and open division) will receive Columbia County Fair Education Exhibits

DIVISION 1 basis of one Blue, one Red, one from 9-12 in the banquet hall. White and as many honorable All exhibits will be designed to 8. All items MUST have Name, 12. Only one (1) entry, per LOT Community Booths mentions as exhibit quality increase understanding and 2. Judging will take place Address, Phone Number and number, per individual will be The Division is open to all warrants. cooperation between the peo- on Saturday, October 26 at Item description securely accepted. Community Clubs in Columbia ple of Columbia County and 12 noon using the Modiied attached. County. These exhibits are SCORE CARD FOR JUDGING the public school systems. Danish System. 13. A BEST OF CLASS will be to represent the activities of DIVISION I 9. Premiums will not be paid chosen from the blue ribbon community service embracing Classes I, II, III Displays will pertain to regular, 3. All entries in this Division without ALL correct informa- winners in each Class, accom- exhibits from home, communi- 1. Presents overall pleasing remedial and special activities must have been canned within tion illed in on ALL registra- panied by a $10.00 premium. ty, school, club work and com- appearance 15 points of some or all of the ten (10) the past twelve (12) months tion forms. From the BEST OF CLASS in munity activities. Do not try 2. Uses efective caption or title public day school centers and and must be the work of the each given Division a BEST OF to tell the whole story of the sign 5 points to the free evening classes exhibitor. 10. All checks for premium SHOW will be chosen, accom- group activities in one exhibit. 3. Draws attention 15 points of the public. Adult and monies awarded in connection panied by a $25.00 premium. Let each activity have its own 4. Promotes decision and Community School program. 4. USDA Guidelines must be with the fair shall be negoti- From all the BEST OF SHOW story and goal. Be interesting, action, 10 points (Public school exhibits will not followed as to proper canning ated by the recipient/payee winners - one (1) BEST OVER- educational and pleasing to 5. Workmanship, Appearance compete for prizes) methods and use of proper within 60 days from the date ALL will be chosen, accompa- the public. Each exhibit must (cleanliness, neatness & good jars. of the check: time being of nied by a $50.00 premium have a written theme. condition), 30 points Divisions I & II will be judged the essence. If the recipient/ 6. Choice of purpose or use Friday, November 1 at 9:00 a.m. 5. Jar tops must be new and payee fails to timely negotiate 14. All exhibits may be picked CLASSES I and II practical or appropriateness, free from rust. Rings must be said check, all monies due up on Monday & Tuesday, CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS 15 points DIVISION III removed by the exhibitor. recipient/payee shall belong November 11 & 12, following Awards will be made on the GENERAL CANNING / FOOD to the fair and the recipient/ the Fair, between the hours of modiied Danish Systems. Total 100 points PRESERVATION 6. No item will be accepted for payee shall be deemed to have 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Awards will depend on the SPECIAL RULES: judging that has previously made an unconditional and number of and quality of Divisions I & II will be judged been exhibited at the Colum- irrevocable gift of said monies 15. See GENERAL RULES for exhibits. Friday, November 1 at 9:00 a.m. 1. Exhibits will be registered bia County Fair. to the fair. detailed rules. during the following hours: CLASS III DIVISION II Tuesday, October 22 to Octo- 7. NO premium will be award- 11. All entries that spoil before 16. NO ENTRY FEES ARE COMMERCIAL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL ber 25 from 3-5 pm in the Fair ed when exhibit is regarded as release will not receive premi- REQUIRED. Awards will be made on the SYSTEM Oice and on Saturday, Oct. 26 unworthy. ums. www.columbiacountyfair.org THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR LAKE CITY REPORTER 9A Columbia County Fair Education Exhibits cont.

JUDGING STANDARDS judging that has previously SPECIAL RULES: entries. Junior, Intermediate check, all monies due recipient/ Husbandry. 1. Product in jar should be been exhibited at the Colum- Bring entries and recipes and Senior participants will be payee shall be deemed to have uniform in size and color. bia County Fair. limited to ive (5) entries per made an unconditional and Exhibitors work hard to develop 2. Product should be essentially 1. Exhibits will be registered class (Maximum one per lot irrevocable gift of said monies their projects, but from time to free of air bubbles. 7. NO premium will be award- during the following hours: number). to the fair. time need advice and direc- 3. The proper amount of head ed when exhibit is regarded as Thursday, October 31, 2:00 pm tion on taking the project to space should be allowed: unworthy. - 6:00 pm 5. All entries will receive either a 8. Agronomic crop exhibits can fruition. Through the Youth Vegetables/Meats/Soups/Broth blue, red or white ribbon. Blue be turned into the Extension Incentive Program they will - 1 inch 8. All items MUST have Name, 2. Acceptance will be at the Ex- ribbon entries will receive cash Oice any time prior to the learn how to contact potential Fruits/Tomatoes - 1/2 inch Address, Phone Number and tension Oice Meeting Room. award of $3.00. opening of the Fair or to the buyers, sponsors, and advisors Jelly/Honey/Conserves/But- Item description securely 3. Items must be on disposable Fair Oice no later than 12:00 while obtaining knowledge. ters/Marmalades/Jams - 1/4 attached. bases. 6. A BEST OF CLASS will be noon on Friday, November 1, We have all been in a position inch chosen from the blue ribbon 2013. with our jobs or personal lives, 4.Parain wax SHOULD NOT be 9. Premiums will not be paid 4. Any person employed in winners in each class, accompa- to approach someone and used to seal product in jar or as without ALL correct informa- a bake shop and wishing to nied by $8.00 premium. AWARDS present a convincing discussion a substitute for the water bath tion illed in on ALL registration exhibit articles will be judged Category I - Peanuts on an idea, but the ability was or pressure canner process forms. in a separate category. 7. Best in Class will be awarded 1st Place Exhibit (Blue Ribbon) not at hand. to the best Junior. Intermediate $8.00 The Educational Committee 10. All checks for premium 5. Exhibit item must be labeled and Senior blue ribbon entries 2nd Place Exhibit (Red Ribbon) This program will provide the wants to encourage all entrants monies awarded in connection and recipe attached to bottom. in each class. $7.00 following: to enter their canning and food with the fair shall be negoti- 3rd Place Exhibit (White Rib- • How to develop a presenta- preservation items in the coun- ated by the recipient/payee 6. NO premium will be award- 8. No person will be allowed bon) $5.00 tion ty fair. It is our hope that the within 60 days from the date ed when exhibit is regarded as more than one premium in • How to contact potential above guidelines will assist you of the check: time being of unworthy. connection with the same Category II - Corn sponsors / buyers in producing a quality product. the essence. If the recipient/ 7. All items MUST have Name, article. 1st Place Exhibit (Blue Ribbon) • How to respond to questions For a copy of the USDA guide payee fails to timely negotiate Address, Phone Number and $6.00 • How to set goals lines or for more information, said check, all monies due Item description securely 9. Premiums will not be paid 2nd Place Exhibit (Red Ribbon) • How to work with others to please call the Columbia Coun- recipient/payee shall belong attached. without ALL correct informa- $5.00 the successful conclusion of the ty Fairgrounds at 752-8822. to the fair and the recipient/ tion illed in on ALL registration 3rd Place Exhibit (White Rib- program payee shall be deemed to have 8. Premiums will not be paid forms. bon) $3.00 DIVISION IV made an unconditional and without ALL correct informa- The Program CREATIVE HAND CRAFTS irrevocable gift of said monies tion illed in on ALL registration 10. All checks for premium Category III - Soybeans SPECIAL RULES: to the fair. forms. monies awarded in connection 1st Place Exhibit (Blue Ribbon) 1. All contributions will be with the fair shall be negoti- $6.00 deposited into the Incentive 1. Exhibits will be registered 11. A BEST OF CLASS will be 9. All checks for premium ated by the recipient/payee 2nd Place Exhibit (Red Ribbon) Program special account. during the following hours: chosen from the blue ribbon monies awarded in connection within 60 days from the date $5.00 Tuesday, October 22 to Octo- winners in each Class, accom- with the fair shall be negoti- of the check, time being of the 3rd Place Exhibit (White Rib- 2. ONLY qualiied exhibitors ber 25 from 3-5 pm in the Fair panied by a $10.00 premium. ated by the recipient/payee essence. If the recipient/payee bon) $3.00 will be allowed to participate Oice and on Saturday, Oct. 26 From the BEST OF CLASS in within 60 days from the date fails to timely negotiate said (exhibitors whose animals do from 9-12 in the banquet hall. each given Division a BEST OF of the check: time being of check, all monies due recipient/ Category IV - Wheat not make ending weight, etc) SHOW will be chosen, accom- the essence. If the recipient/ payee shall be deemed to have 1st Place Exhibit (Blue Ribbon) 2. Judging will take place on panied by a $25.00 premium. payee fails to timely negotiate made an unconditional and $6.00 3. Total funds will be used in the Saturday, October 27 at 12 From the BEST OF SHOW win- said check, all monies due irrevocable gift of said monies 2nd Place Exhibit (Red Ribbon) following manner: noon using the Modiied Dan- ners - one (1) BEST OVERALL recipient/payee shall belong to the fair. $5.00 a) Any exhibitors bid not valued ish System. will be chosen, accompanied to the fair and the recipient/ 3rd Place Exhibit (White Rib- at current market price, will be by a $50.00 premium. payee shall be deemed to have 11. All entries must be entered bon) $3.00 funded to increase the sale of 3. All entries in this Division made an unconditional and through individuals in charge their animal to an established must have been completed 12. Exhibits may be picked up irrevocable gift of said monies of the 4-H Booth in the Enter- Category V - Other Crops low bid. within the past twelve (12) on Monday & Tuesday, Novem- to the fair. tainment Building. 1st Place Exhibit (Blue Ribbon) b) Balance will then be months and must be the work ber 11 & 12, following the Fair, $6.00 distributed equally among all of the exhibitor. between the hours of 9:00 a.m. 10. Judging will take place 12. All entries must have an 2nd Place Exhibit (Red Ribbon) qualiied exhibitors. and 5:00 p.m. on Friday using the Modiied oicial, fully completed entry $5.00 c) Pledges and monies (mini- 4. All articles must be clean and Danish System. tag attached. 3rd Place Exhibit (Yellow Rib- mum of $50.00) may be sent to: in good condition. 13. See GENERAL RULES for bon) $3.00 Columbia County Resources, detailed rules. 11. A BEST OF CLASS will be 13. Canning exhibits must be in Inc, LLC 5. NO premium will be award- chosen from the blue ribbon standard canning jars. YOUTH INCENTIVE Post Oice Box 1376 ed when exhibit is regarded as 14. NO ENTRY FEES ARE RE- winners in each Class, accom- PROGRAM Lake City, Florida 32056-1376 unworthy. QUIRED. panied by a $10.00 premium. 14. Fresh Agricultural Products In order to provide an edu- to the attention of the Livestock From the BEST OF CLASS in (Class 8) can be composed cation agenda for students Sale on or before November 1, 6. All items MUST have Name, JUDGING STANDARDS each given Division a BEST OF of several items arranged in participating in the Livestock 2013. Address, Phone Number and 1. Overall general appearance SHOW will be chosen, accom- an attractive display. Unusual Programs, we realize the need d) Any exhibitor accepting Item description securely of item. panied by a $25.00 premium. or large specimens may be to provide further training funds outside this program can attached. 2. Use of compatible materials. From the BEST OF SHOW win- entered singly. These products in Livestock Production and and will be disqualiied. 3. Attention to detail and ners - one (1) BEST OVERALL should retain most of their 7. Premiums will not be paid craftsmanship. will be chosen, accompanied original appearance and quality without ALL correct informa- 4. Suitable inish consistent by a $50.00 premium. during the duration of the fair. LASSO THE FUN tion illed in on ALL registration with technique. forms. 5. Appropriate presentation 12. A PEOPLES CHOICE Contest 15. A recycled item that uses At the 58th Annual Columbia County Fair of item will be held after regular judg- “trash” to make another article. 8. All checks for premium ing is completed. Red & Pink Hat Competition monies awarded in connection DIVISION VI: TRADITIONAL This will be held in conjunction 16. The 4-H Program will not be with the fair shall be negoti- QUILTING with the Opening Ceremonies responsible for loss of valuable November 1 - November 9, 2012 ated by the recipient/payee SPECIAL RULES: at 4:00 p.m. the opening day articles. within 60 days from the date of the Fair. Baked goods are of the check: time being of 1. Exhibits will be registered displayed and dignitaries vote 17. Houseplants, cactus, hang- NO ENTRY FEE REQUIRED. This is our fourth year the essence. If the recipient/ during the following hours: for their favorite one. ing baskets, etc. need to have payee fails to timely negotiate Tuesday, October 22 to Oct. 25 been cared for by exhibitor. for our Red & Pink Hat Contest at the Columbia County said check, all monies due from 3-5 pm in the Fair Oice 13. Ribbons and awards may Must be repotted from original Fair., we had some great hats last year. We invite you recipient/payee shall belong and on Saturday, Oct. 26 from be picked up on Monday, container. to the fair and the recipient/ 9-12 in the banquet hall. November, 11 & Tuesday, to show off your red or pink hat. Make your hats as payee shall be deemed to have November 12, after the Fair, 18. All “food” entries must have made an unconditional and 2. Judging will take place on between the hours of 9:00 am recipe attached. No commer- lamboyant, crazy or fanciful as possible. The bigger the irrevocable gift of said monies Saturday, Oct. 26 at 12 noon and 5:00 pm. cially prepared mixes can be better!! This is on competition where you can really show to the fair. using the Modiied Danish used except when using “Quick System. 14. See GENERAL RULES for Breads from Mixes” 4-H Project off your talent because appearances do count. 9. Only one (1) entry, per LOT detailed rules. Book. number, per individual will be 3. All entries in this Division accepted. must have been made within 15. NO ENTRY FEES ARE RE- SPECIAL RULES: This is so easy ladies. Just design and make your entry the past twelve (12) months QUIRED. or entries at home and bring one of your hats or hats, to 10. No item will be accepted and must be the work of the 1. Judging will take place in an for judging that has previously exhibitor. JUDGING STANDARDS “interview” setting. 4-H mem- the fair ofice - Tuesday-Thursday, October 22-25 from been exhibited at the Colum- 1. General Appearance bers will present articles to bia County Fair. 4. All articles must be clean and 2. Frosting or crust judges, sit and discuss articles 3-5pm or to the banquet hall on Saturday, October 26 in good condition. 3. Lightness with the judges and receive from 9-12pm and will stay on exhibit until the fair ends 11. A BEST OF CLASS will be 4. Grain ribbon placing all at the same chosen from the blue ribbon 5. Only one (1) entry, per LOT 5. Texture time. on Saturday, November 9. if you have a hat stand to ex- winners in each Class, accom- number, per individual will be 6. Flavor hibit your hat on, please bring it with you, otherwise your panied by a $10.00 premium. accepted. 2. Only exhibitors may meet From the BEST OF CLASS in 4-H / LAYING HEN PROJECT and speak with judges. Parents hats will be displayed on tables. each given Division a BEST OF 6. No item will be accepted for This show is open to 4-H and are not allowed near judges at SHOW will be chosen, accom- judging that has previously members enrolled in Columbia any time. panied by a $25.00 premium. been exhibited at the Colum- County Schools or an accredit- WIN MAD MONEY and BRAGGING RIGHTS From the BEST OF SHOW win- bia County Fair. ed home school program. 3. “Best of Class” will be award- TOO!!! The more hats you enter the more money ners - one (1) BEST OVERALL 1. Must be a bona ide member ed after all exhibits have been will be chosen, accompanied 7. NO premium will be award- of Columbia County 4-H. judged. Exhibitors need not you may win!!! Prizes will be awarded in three (3) by a $50.00 premium. ed when exhibit is regarded as 2. Chicks will be distributed be present for “Best of Class” categories. unworthy. at the Extension Oice on a awards. 12. Exhibits may be picked up designated date. Largest Hat - $25 on Monday & Tuesday, Novem- 8. All items MUST have Name, 3. Each child will receive 6 day 4. Judges decisions are inal. ber 11 & 12, following the Fair, Address, Phone Number and old chicks to raise for the pur- Fanciest Hat - $25 between the hours of 9:00 am Item description securely pose of showing at the fair. 5. Each article must have an and 5:00 pm. attached. 4. Members may show up to 4 oicial entry tag attached. Craziest Hat - $25 pullets during the fair. 13. See GENERAL RULES for 9. Premiums will not be paid 5. Each hen will receive either a 6. All items needing refriger- detailed rules. without ALL correct informa- blue, red or white ribbon. ation will be stored properly Entries may be picked up from 9:00-5:00pm Monday & Tuesday tion illed in on ALL registration 6. Ribbon premiums will be as until the start of the fair. 14. NO ENTRY FEES ARE RE- forms. follows: November 11 & 12. After November 12, all entries will become QUIRED. 7. Judging will take place Thurs- property of the fairgrounds. 10. All checks for premium Blue $6.00 day, November 1, 2012 from JUDGING STANDARDS monies awarded in connection Red $4.00 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 1. Overall general appearance with the fair shall be negoti- White $3.00 If you would like to enter the Red & Pink Hat Competition, just of item. ated by the recipient/payee Champion complete this application, one for each entry and bring it when 2. Use of compatible materials. within 60 days from the date $8.00 3. Attention to detail and of the check: time being of Reserve $7.00 AGRONOMIC CROPS you submit your entry. We are super excited to have you with us. craftsmanship. the essence. If the recipient/ CONTEST So put your “Designer Hats” on and get ready to have fun, fun, 4. Suitable inish consistent payee fails to timely negotiate 7. Grand and Reserve champi- TIME: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, with technique. said check, all monies due on trophies will be presented 2013 fun!! 5. Appropriate presentation of recipient/payee shall belong to the best laying hen project item. to the fair and the recipient/ during the week of the fair. 1. Show open to adults, F-H payee shall be deemed to have 8. All decisions of the judges members and FFA members. This competition was designed for individual members. If you DIVISION V made an unconditional and will be inal. want to enter as a chapter, please indicate that on your entry NEEDLE CRAFTS irrevocable gift of said monies 2. A limit of two (2) exhibits will form. SPECIAL RULES: to the fair. 4-H - DEPARTMENT: GENERAL be allowed each entrant per RULES category. 1. Exhibits will be registered 11. A BEST OF CLASS will be Name: during the following hours: chosen from the blue ribbon 1. Only bona ide Columbia 3. An exhibit shall consist of one Tuesday, Oct. 22 to Oct. 25 winners in each Class, accom- County 4-H Members with eighth bushel per exhibit. Category: from 3-5 pm in the Fair Oice, panied by a $10.00 premium. current enrollment form on ile and on Saturday, Oct. 26 from From the BEST OF CLASS in may enter articles he/she has 4. All exhibits must be of sound E-Mail: 9-12 in the banquet hall. each given Division a BEST OF grown, made or prepared. standard quality or better to be Phone: SHOW will be chosen, accom- accepted for judging. 2. Judging will take place on panied by a $25.00 premium. 2. Entries must be the work of Cell: Saturday, October 27 at 12 From the BEST OF SHOW win- the individual and be complet- 5. All items MUST have name, Address: noon using the Modiied Dan- ners - one (1) BEST OVERALL ed within the last 12 months. A address, phone number and ish System. will be chosen, accompanied project book is not considered item description securely City: by a $50.00 premium. an entry, but articles made attached. State: Zip: 3. All entries in this Division as part of the project can be must have been completed 12. Exhibits may be picked up entered in Class 7. 6. Premiums will not be paid Check one of the following: within the past twelve (12) on Monday & Tuesday, Novem- without ALL correct informa- I’m entering as an individual months and must be the work ber 11 & 12, following the Fair, 3. Age groups are as follows (as tion illed in on ALL registration of the exhibitor. between the hours of 9:00 am of September 1): forms. I’m entering as a Chapter and 5:00 pm. Division I, Clover Bud, age 5 to 7 Chapter Name: 4. All articles must be clean in Division II, Junior, age 8 to 10 7. 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Thursday, October 24, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Tigers look Today n Fort White High cross country in District 5-2A meet at Bradford to rebound Middle School in Starke, girls-5 p.m., boys- 5:15 p.m. n Fort White High JV football at Hamilton after defeat County High, 7 p.m. Friday Columbia hosts seasons. Lee (2-6) started n Columbia High out the season strong with football vs. Robert E. Lee Lee High on a 23-15 victory against High, 7:30 p.m. Friday in district. Baldwin High and had a 2-1 n Fort White High record after a 21-20 victory football vs. Suwannee By BRANDON FINLEY against Forrest High. The High, 7:30 p.m. [email protected] Generals also had a 41-13 Saturday loss to Ponte Vedra before n Columbia High Although injuries have entering district play. cross country in District been the story of the sea- District 3-6A play hasn’t 3-3A meet at Apalachee son for Columbia High’s been good to Lee as they Regional Parkway in football team, all the news have endured five-consecu- Tallahassee, girls-9 a.m., hasn’t been bad for the tive losses, including an 84- boys-9:45 a.m. Tigers. Players are starting 0 drumming from Ed White Monday to get healthy after being High last week. n Columbia High, Fort injured earlier in the year Columbia (6-1, 3-1 dis- White High bowling in and head coach Brian Allen trict), on the other hand, District 2 meet at AMF expects some of them to be started the season with six- Galaxy West in Ocala, back in action on Friday. consecutive wins before 9 a.m. Trey Marshall has falling against Ed White, n Fort White High girls missed much of the year 34-17, before its bye week. soccer vs. Columbia High since being injured with a The Tigers look to get at CYSA field, 6 p.m. ruptured stomach against back on track and qualify Friday, Nov. 1 Lincoln High. His first for the playoffs over the n Columbia High action back is expected to final two weeks of district football at Middleburg come on Friday when the play. Columbia travels to High, 7 p.m. Tigers host Lee High at Middleburg High to close n Fort White High 7:30 p.m. on Friday. out the district next week football at Taylor County The Tigers and Generals BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter High, 7:30 p.m. have had polar opposite CHS continued on 6B Columbia High’s Kemario Bell gets outside against Ed White High on Oct. 11 in Jacksonville. Saturday, Nov. 2 n Columbia High swimming in District 2-3A meet at Stephen C. O’Connell Center in Gainesville, 9 a.m. n Fort White High girls Lady Indians soccer at Bradford High, 1 p.m. BRIEFS

CHS TIGERETTES set to kick it Team raffle for Yeti Cooler The CHS Tigerette Dance Team is selling tickets for a drawing on a 64-quart Yeti Cooler, a $398 value, which will be given away at the Robert E. Lee High game on Friday. Tickets are $2 or three for $5. For details or tickets, call Teresa Feagle at 365-5241 or Tammy Williams at 288-6563.

OUTDOORS Hunter safety course offered JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter The Florida Fish and Fort White High’s Melton Sanders runs in the ball for a Wildlife Conservation touchdown against Madison County High on Friday. Commission is BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter offering a free hunter Fort White High’s senior players (from left) Danielle Wooley, Hollee Beach, safety Internet- Kasey Blanchard, Ayla Gonzalez and Amanda Kesead kick off the season on Monday. completion course from Fort White meets 6-9 p.m. Oct. 30 and 8 a.m. Nov. 2 in Lake Sauls returns for 12th season City. Students who have resurgent Bulldogs taken the online course and wish to complete this Indians try to Fort White (5-0) hosts as head coach of girls soccer classroom portion must the Bulldogs (5-1) at 7:30 bring the online- remain focused p.m. Friday. By TIM KIRBY the CYSA field. which takes a big chunk completion report with against Suwannee. “We have got to stay [email protected] Six teams return with out of a 21-game season. them. All firearms, focused,” Indians head Fort White in District 5-2A “That was one of my ammunition and By TIM KIRBY coach Demetric Jackson FORT WHITE — The — Bradford, Interlachen, biggest complaints,” Fort materials are provided [email protected] said. “They are still riding Florida High School Keystone Heights, White coach Perry Sauls free of charge. An adult on cloud nine, but we have Athletic Association Newberry and Santa Fe said. “At the district meet- must accompany chil- FORT WHITE — Fort got to get that game off our realigned classifications high schools and P.K. ing, I suggested we play dren younger than 16 at White High’s football team mind.” in soccer this season, and Yonge School. The district each other one time. With all times. is riding high after its win Jackson had an early Fort White High is back in has added Eastside High 16 district games, every For details, call over Madison County High, practice on Monday’s teach- a big district. and Crescent City Junior- night is important.” 758-0525. but the Indians have a er workday and had to deal The Lady Indians open Senior High. Sauls is in his 12th sea- resurgent Suwannee High play against Columbia The teams will play each continued on 2B continued on 6B n From staff reports team coming to town. INDIANS High at 6 p.m. Monday at other home and away, SOCCER 2BAGATE

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD INDIANS: Meet Bulldogs Continued From Page 1B Washington 2 4 0 .333 152184 Noon Friday’s Games TELEVISION N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 126216 No. 19 Oklahoma State at Iowa State, New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. with the rain on Tuesday. the second play of the South Noon Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. “They came out ready game, Fort White domi- TV sports W L T Pct PF PA No. 21 UCF vs. UConn, Noon Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. to go on Monday, but nated in a 19-13 victory. It New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 161103 No. 23 Northern Illinois vs. Eastern Denver at Chicago, 8 p.m. Carolina 3 3 0 .500 139 83 Michigan, 3:30 p.m. Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. on Tuesday they were was the Indians’ first win Today Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 153157 No. 25 Nebraska at Minnesota, Noon Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. just going through the over the Cowboys in eight AUTO RACING Tampa Bay 0 6 0 .000 87 132 Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. motions,” Jackson said. tries. 4:30 a.m. North Utah vs. L.A. Lakers at Anaheim, Calif., NBCSN — Formula One, practice “We got their attention and “Our biggest issue is W L T Pct PF PA GOLF 10 p.m. I know Suwannee has got adjusting to the speed of for Indian Grand Prix, at Greater Noida, Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 168127 Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. India their attention.” the game,” Jackson said. Detroit 4 3 0 .571 186167 Golf week CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Chicago 4 3 0 .571 213206 Suwannee has won three “We start slow and then 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 1 5 0 .167 132 181 PGA TOUR/ASIAN TOUR HOCKEY straight district games adjust, but when we have NBCSN — Winnipeg at Toronto West CIMB CLASSIC COLLEGE FOOTBALL since an open date and the a chance to make a stop W L T Pct PF PA Site: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 7:30 p.m. NHL schedule last two weeks the Bulldogs we have to make a stop. Seattle 6 1 0 .857 191 116 Schedule: Today-Sunday. ESPN — Kentucky at Mississippi St. San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 176 135 Course: Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Today’s Games have racked up a combined Our offense started good, FS1 — Marshall at Middle Tenn. St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 156 184 Club, West Course (6,967 yards, par 72). San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. score of 66-6. but we have to do a better GOLF Arizona 3 4 0 .429 133 161 Purse: $7 million. Winner’s share: Vancouver at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 6 a.m. “No. 1, they are playing job putting points on the Today’s Game $1.26 million. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, BMW good defense,” Jackson board.” Carolina at Tampa Bay, 8:25 p.m. Television: Golf Channel (Today- Anaheim at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Masters, first round, at Shanghai (same- said. “They are swarming Jackson said the Indians Sunday’s Games Saturday, 6:30-10:30 p.m., 11 p.m.-3 a.m.; Chicago at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. day tape) Cleveland at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Sunday, 6:30-10:30 p.m.). Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. to the ball, tackling well and are giving up field posi- Noon Buffalo at New Orleans, 1 p.m. EUROPEAN TOUR Carolina at Minnesota, 8 p.m. creating turnovers. They tion on kickoffs by not TGC — LPGA, Taiwan Championship, Miami at New England, 1 p.m. BMW MASTERS Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. first round, at Yang Mei, Taiwan (same- are playing real fast and catching punts. Two Dallas at Detroit, 1 p.m. Site: Shanghai. Washington at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. day tape) real physical. On offense missed extra points against N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Schedule: Today-Sunday. Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 11 p.m. San Francisco vs. Jacksonville at Course: Lake Malaren Golf Club, The Friday’s Games they run right at you and Madison County continued TGC — PGA Tour, CIMB Classic, London, 1 p.m. Masters Course (7,607 yards, par 72). N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. mix in a little passing. The a trend. second round, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Purse: $7 million. Winner’s share: Toronto at Columbus, 7 p.m. 2:30 a.m. biggest thing is they are “We have been running N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati, 4:05 p.m. $1,166,600. Anaheim at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Asia-Pacific Amateur playing hard.” hard and blocking good, Atlanta at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Television: Golf Channel (Today- Buffalo at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Championship, second round, at Longkou, After spotting Madison but we need to shore up our Washington at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Sunday, 6-10 a.m.). Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. China Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. LPGA TOUR Carolina at Colorado, 9 p.m. County a 7-0 lead on special teams,” he said. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Monday’s Game LPGA TAIWAN CHAMPIONSHIP 7:30 p.m. Seattle at St. Louis, 8:40 p.m. Site: Yang Mei, Taiwan. FOX — World Series, game 2, St. Open: Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Schedule: Today-Sunday. Louis at Boston Indianapolis, San Diego, Tennessee Course: Sunrise Golf and Country NBA BASKETBALL Club (6,390 yards, par 72). 8 p.m. Purse: $2 million. Winner’s share: TNT — Preseason, Houston at San AP Top 25 games $300,000. Antonio Television: Golf Channel (Today- NFL FOOTBALL Saturday Sunday, noon-3 p.m.). 8 p.m. No. 1 Alabama vs. Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. CHAMPIONS TOUR NFL — Carolina at Tampa Bay No. 2 Oregon vs. No. 12 UCLA, AT&T CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER 7 p.m. Site: San Antonio. 1 p.m. No. 3 Florida State vs. N.C. State, Schedule: Friday-Sunday. FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Sheriff 3:30 p.m. Course: TPC San Antonio, AT&T vs. Tottenham, at Tiraspol, Moldova No. 4 Ohio State vs. Penn State, 8 p.m. Canyons Course (6,735 yards, par 71). 3 p.m. No. 5 Missouri vs. No. 20 South Purse: $1.9 million. Winner’s share: FS1 — UEFA Europa League, St. Gallen Carolina, 7 p.m. $285,000. at Valencia No. 6 Baylor at Kansas, 7 p.m. No. 7 Miami vs. Wake Forest, Television: Golf Channel (Friday, 3:30- Noon 6 p.m.; Saturday, 3-5 a.m., 3:30-6 p.m.; BASEBALL No. 8 Stanford at Oregon State, Sunday, 3-5 a.m., 3:30-6 p.m., 11 p.m.- 10:30 p.m. 1 a.m.). World Series No. 9 Clemson at Maryland, 3:30 p.m. No. 10 Texas Tech at No. 17 Oklahoma, 3:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Today No. 11 Auburn vs. FAU, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis (Wacha 4-1) at Boston No. 13 LSU vs. Furman, 7 p.m. (Lackey 10-13), 8:07 p.m. NBA preseason No. 14 Texas A&M vs. Vanderbilt, Saturday 12:21 p.m. Today’s Games Boston (Buchholz 12-1) at St. Louis No. 15 Fresno State at San Diego Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. (Kelly 10-5), 8:07 p.m. State, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Sunday No. 16 Virginia Tech vs. Duke, 3:30 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Boston (Peavy 12-5) at St. Louis (Lynn No. 18 Louisville at South Florida, Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 15-10), 8:15 p.m. FOOTBALL NFL standings

AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA New England 5 2 0 .714 152127 N.Y. Jets 4 3 0 .571 134162 Miami 3 3 0 .500 135140 Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 159 178 South W L T Pct PF PA Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 187 131 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 145 146 Houston 2 5 0 .286 122 194 Jacksonville 0 7 0 .000 76 222 North W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati 5 2 0 .714 148135 Baltimore 3 4 0 .429 150148 Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 131 156 Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 107 132 West W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 7 0 0 1.000 169 81 Denver 6 1 0 .857 298 197 San Diego 4 3 0 .571 168 144 Oakland 2 4 0 .333 105 132 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA Dallas 4 3 0 .571 200 155 Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 169 196

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DAY HEIGHTS "Re-plat", a subdi- suant to an Order on Plaintiff’s Mo- Foreclosure dated December 5, 2012 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN vision, according to the Plat thereof tion to Cancel and Reschedule Fore- and entered in Case No. 11-472CA THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, as recorded in Plat Book 3, Page(s) closure Sale dated September 26, of the Circuit Court of the 3rd Judi- IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- 05541501 FLORIDA 26, of the Public Records of CO- 2013, entered in Civil Case No. 12- cial Circuit in and for Columbia TY, FLORIDA October 17, 24, 2013 CASE NO. 12-2011-CA-000205 LUMBIA County, Florida. 2012-CA-000679 of the Circuit County, Florida, wherein, WELLS JUVENILE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE US BANK, N.A., Parcel 2: Lot 4 of COUNTRY LAKE Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in FARGO BANK, N.A. , AS TRUST- IN THE INTEREST OF: THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Plaintiff, IN WOODBOROUGH, PHASE 1, a and for Columbia County, Florida, EE FOR THE REGISTERED CASE NO. 2012-62-DP FLORIDA IN AND FOR v. subdivision, according to the Plat wherein the Clerk of the Circuit HOLDERS OF STRUCTURED AS- T.L.A DOB: 12/2/2005 COLUMBIA COUNTY STEVEN G. KHACHIGAN A/K/A thereof as recorded in Plat Book 8, Court will sell to the highest bidder SET SECURITIES CORPORA- M.M.A. DOB: 3/10/2008 GENERAL JURISDICTION STEVEN GLENN KHACHIGAN; Page(s) 97, of the Public Records of for cash on 8th day of January, 2014 TION MORTGAGE PASS- MINOR CHILDREN. DIVISION UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEVEN COLUMBIA County, Florida. at 11:00 a.m. on the Third Floor of THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF AD- CASE NO. 13000390CAAXMX G. KHACHIGAN A/K/A STEVEN Parcel 3: Lot 6 of ROLLING the Columbia County Courthouse, IES 2007-OSI, is Plaintiff and Diane VISORY HEARING FOR TERMI- M&T BANK, Plaintiff, GLENN KHACHIGAN; UN- MEADOWS, a subdivision, accord- 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake R. Zwick and Wesley Zwick, are De- NATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS vs. KNOWN TENANT 1; UNKNOWN ing to the Plat thereof as recorded in City, Florida 32055, relative to the fendants, I will sell to the highest and AND GUARDIANSHIP RONALD P. BOONE A/K/A RON TENANT 2; AND ALL UN- Plat Book 8, Page(s) 45 and 46 of the following described property as set best bidder for cash on the 3rd Floor STATE OF FLORIDA: P. BOONE, et al, Defendants. KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING public records of COLUMBIA forth in the Final Judgment, to wit: of the Columbia County Courthouse TO: Shannon Tori Chiarini NOTICE OF ACTION BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR County, Florida. LOT 14 BLOCK B HIDDEN located at 173 N. Hernando Street, (address unknown) To: RONALD P. BOONE A/K/A AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- ACRES, A SUBDIVISION AC- Lake City, FL at 11:00 o'clock A.M. WHEREAS a Petition for Termina- RON P. BOONE, 16706 SW 298TH DEFENDANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- on the 20 day of November, 2013, tion of Parental Rights under oath TER, HOMESTEAD, FL 33030 NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT the following described property as has been filed in this Court regarding UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RO- ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER BOOK 7, PAGES 63-64, PUBLIC set forth in said Summary Final the above-referenced children, a NALD P. BOONE A/K/A RON P. KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AS AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS RECORDS OF COLUMBIA Judgment, to wit: copy of which is on file with the BOONE, 16706 SW 298TH TER, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM COUNTY, FLORIDA. PARCEL 1: Clerk of the Court, HOMESTEAD, FL 33030 ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CRED- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE TOGETHER WITH A 2001 DOU- A part of the Northeast 1/4 of Sec- YOU ARE HEREBY COMMAND- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STAT- ITORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, SALE. BLEWIDE MOBILE HOME WITH tion 3 , Township 7 South, Range 16 ED TO APPEAR before the Honora- ED, CURRENT RESIDENCE UN- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; CO- Dated: October 7, 2013. VIN#H0GA20K02844A AND East, Columbia County, Florida, ble Wesley R. Douglas, Circuit KNOWN LUMBIA COUNTY, A POLITICAL P. DeWitt Cason H0GA20K02844B. more particularly described as fol- Judge, at the Columbia County YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE Clerk of Court Any person claiming an interest in lows: Courthouse, Lake City, Florida, on that an action to foreclose Mortgage OF FLORIDA; FLORIDA HOUS- By: /s/ B. Scippio the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- Commence at the Northwest corner NOVEMBER 6, 2013, AT 11 A.M., covering the following real and per- ING FINANCE CORPORATION, Deputy Clerk er than the property owner as of the of said Northeast 1/4 and run N 87 for a Termination of Parental Rights sonal property described as follows, Defendants. date of the Lis Pendens must file a deg. 30'16" E, along the North line Advisory Hearing. to-wit: NOTICE OF SALE 05541503 claim within 60 days after the sale. thereof, 659.33 feet for a Point of YOU MUST APPEAR ON THE LOT 1, BLOCK A, PICCADILLY Notice is hereby given that, pursuant October 17, 24, 2013 ATTENTION: PERSONS WITH Beginning; thence continue N 87 DATE AND AT THE TIME SPECI- PARK SOUTH, ACCORDING TO to the Summary Final Judgment of DISABILITIES deg. 30'16" E, 659.34 feet to the FIED HEREIN. THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF Foreclosure entered on October 02, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE If you are a person with a disability Northeast corner of the Northwest ******FAILURE TO PERSONAL- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2013, in the Circuit Court of Colum- who needs any accommodation in 1/4 of said Northeast 1/4; thence S 1 LY APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY 4, PAGE 73, OF THE PUBLIC RE- bia County, Florida, the clerk shall AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, order to participate in this proceed- deg. 48'26" E 662.00 feet; thence S HEARING CONSTITUTES CON- FLORIDA CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- sell the property situated in Colum- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to 87 deg. 30'16" W 658.10 feet; thence SENT TO THE TERMINATION OF TY, FLORIDA. LYING AND BE- bia County, Florida, described as: CASE NO. 13-227-CA you, to the provision of certain assis- N 1 deg. 54'51" W, 661.98 feet to the PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THIS COLUMBIA BANK, a Florida ING IN SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP A PART OF SECTION 17, TOWN- tance. Please contact: Point of Beginning. CHILD (OR CHILDREN). IF YOU 4 SOUTH RANGE 16 EAST, CO- SHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, banking corporation, Plaintiff, ADA Coordinator AND PARCEL 2: FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE vs. LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Room Section 3, Township 7 South, Range AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU has been filed against you and you BEING MORE PARTICULARLY SPARKS CONTRACTORS, INC., a 408 16 East: Begin at the Northwest cor- MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS Florida Corporation, SPARKS CON- are required to file a copy of your DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Phone: (386) 719-7428 ner of the Northeast 1/4 of the North- TO THE CHILD (OR CHILDREN) written defenses, if any, to it on COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- STRUCTION, INC., a Florida Cor- Please contact at least 7 days before east 1/4 for Point of Beginning; run NAMED IN THE PETITION ON poration, JOSHUA D. SPARKS, JA- Nicholas J. Youtz, McCalla Raymer, EAST CORNER OF SECTION 17 your scheduled court appearance, or S. 87 deg. 30'27" W, 772.32 feet; FILE WITH THE CLERK OF THE LLC, 225 E. Robinson St., Suite 660, AND RUN THENCE S 89°08’48’’ COB D. SPARKS, NAVAL immediately upon receiving this no- thence run N 1 deg. 37' 02" W, 56.4 COURT****** STORES SUPPLIERS, INC. d/b/a Orlando, FL 32801 and file the origi- W, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF tification if the time before the feet; thence run N 87 deg. 30' 27" E, Pursuant to Sections 39.802(4)(d) nal with the Clerk of the above- SAID SECTION 17, 345.00 FEET; SOUTHERN BUILDERS SUPPLY scheduled appearance is less than 7 772.32 feet; thence run S 1 deg. 37' and 63.082(6)(g), Florida Statutes, COMPANY, DENNIS M. styled Court on or before 30 days THENCE S 00°27’24’’ E, 536.08 days; if you are hearing or voice im- 02" E, 56.4 feet to Point of Begin- you are hereby informed of the avail- from the first publication, otherwise FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- O’TOOLE and THOMAS ELLI- paired, call 711. ning, being in Section 34, Township ability of private placement with an SON, Defendants. a Judgment may be entered against NING; THENCE S 89°51’34’’ E, DATED AT LAKE CITY, FLORI- 6 South, Range 16 East, Columbia adoption entity, as defined in Section you for the relief demanded in the 169.81 FEET; THENCE S CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE UN- DA THIS 26TH DAY OF SEPTEM- County, Florida. 63.032(3), Florida Statutes. DER F.S. CHAPTER 45 COUNT III complaint. 00°27’24’’ E, 223.18 FEET; BER, 2013. Together with the Right of Ingress WITNESS my hand and seal of this WITNESS my hand and seal of said THENCE S 89°51’34’’ E, 20.00 NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accord- /s/B. Scippio and Egress over and across the fol- Court at Lake City, Columbia Coun- ance with the Final Judgment of Court on the 9th day of October FEET; THENCE S 00°29’23’’ E, P. DEWITT CASON lowing described parcel: Commence ty, Florida, on the 1st day of October 2013. 264.98 FEET TO THE NORTH Foreclosure entered in the above- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT at the Northwest corner of said 2013. styled cause, I will sell to the highest CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LINE OF MILL CREEK SUBDIVI- COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA Northeast 1/4, Section 3, Township 7 P. DEWITT CASON As Clerk of the Court SION AS PER PLAT THEREOF and best bidder for cash at the Co- South, Range 16 East, Columbia Clerk of Circuit Court lumbia County Courthouse, Court- BY: /s/ B. Scippio RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, 05541384 County, Florida, and run N 87 deg. (SEAL) Deputy Clerk PAGES 127 & 127-A OF THE room 1, 173 Northeast Hernando October 24, 31, 2013 30'16" E, along the North line there- By: /s/ S. Wheeler PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- Avenue, Lake City, Florida 32055 at of 659.33 feet; thence S 1 deg. Deputy Clerk 11:00 a.m. on November 13, 2013, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 05541502 BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA; 54'51" E, 661.98 feet for a Point of Erin Londraville, Esq. October 17, 24, 2013 THENCE N 89°51’34’’ W ALONG the following described property: THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Beginning of said easement; thence Florida Bar No. 91816 SAID NORTH LINE OF MILL Model 2010 Summons DC4-54 Print AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, N 87 deg. 30'16" E, 326.82 feet; Children’s Legal Services NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CREEK, 189.96 FEET TO THE NW & Cut, Serial No. 311006-1002, Col- FLORIDA. thence S 1 deg. 48'26" E, 602.90 1389 West US Highway 90, ON ENACTMENT OF ORDI- CORNER OF SAID MILL CREEK orcontrol V 6.0 RIP/Cut, 3M Cast Case No.: 2013-CA-000413 feet; thence N 87 deg. 30'16" E, Suite 110 NANCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL SUBDIVISION; THENCE N White Vinyl-54’’, along with all ac- NORTHERN ALACHUA HOLD- 331.28 feet; thence S. 1 deg. 48'26" Lake City, FL 32055 OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, 00°27’24’’ W, 488.16 FEET TO cessories indicated on Quote QT- INGS, LLC, a Florida Corporation, E 60.00 feet; thence S 87 deg. 30'16" (386) 243-6037 FLORIDA THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 10018 Plaintiff, W, 391.28 feet; thence N 1 deg. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SAID LAND SITUATE, LYING ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- vs. 48'25" W 602.90 feet; thence S 87 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- City Council Ordinance No. 2013- AND BEING IN COLUMBIA TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM DAVID PALMER if alive and if deg. 30'16" W, 343.96 feet; thence N TIES ACT, if you are a person with 2040, which title hereinafter appears, COUNTY, FLORIDA. THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER dead, his respective, unknown 2 deg. 01'18" W, 60.00 feet; thence a disability who needs any accom- will be considered for enactment on a/k/a 384 SE MILL CREEK CT, THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER spouse, heirs, devises, grantees, cred- N 87 deg. 30'16" E, 77.34 feet to the modation in order to participate in second and final reading by the City LAKE CITY, FL 32025-3911 at AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS itors, or other parties claiming by, Point of Beginning, Columbia Coun- this proceeding, you are entitled, at Council of the City of Lake City, public sale, to the highest and best PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM through, under or against him indi- ty, Florida. no cost to you, to the provision of Florida, at public hearing on Mon- bidder, for cash, Third Floor of the WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE vidually, and NANCY JO LOVE- Street Address: 307 SW Melville certain assistance. Please contact day, November 4, 2013, at 7:00 p.m., Columbia County Courthouse, 173 SALE. TTE, DECEASED, her respective, Glen, Fort White, FL 32038 and all Carrina Cooper, Court Administra- or as soon thereafter as the matters NE Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Dated: October 7, 2013. unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, fixtures and personal property locat- tion, 173 NE Hernando Avenue, can be heard in the City Council FL 32055, on November 6, 2013 at P. DeWitt Cason creditors, or other parties claiming ed therein or thereon, which are in- Room 408, Lake City, Florida Meeting Room, City Hall located at 11:00 AM. Clerk of Court by, through, under or against her in- cluded as security in Plaintiff's mort- 32055, Telephone (386) 758-2163, at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake Any person claiming an interest in By: /s/ B. Scippio dividually, and CITIFINANCIAL gage. least seven (7) days before your City, Florida 32055. Copy of said the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- Deputy Clerk EQUITY SERVICES, INC., it's Any person claiming an interest in scheduled court appearance or imme- ordinance may be inspected by any er than the property owner as of the heirs, administrators, assigns, cred- the surplus funds from the sale, if diately upon receiving this notifica- member of the public at the Office of date of this lis pendens must file a 05541504 itors, or other parties claiming by, any, other than the property owner as tion if the time before the scheduled the City Clerk, City Hall, located at claim within 60 days after the sale. October 17, 24, 2013 through, under or against it, of the date of the lis pendens must appearance is less than seven (7) 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DIS- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- Defendants. file a claim within 60 days after the days. If you are hearing impaired or City, Florida 32055, during regular ABILITIES: IF YOU ARE A PER- SIONERS, COLUMBIA COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION sale. voice impaired, call 711. business hours. On the date, time SON WITH A DISABILITY WHO FLORIDA TO: NANCY JO LOVETTE Dated at Lake City, Columbia Coun- and place first above mentioned, all NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION LAKE CITY, FLORIDA DECEASED ty, Florida, this 30 day of September, 05541309 interested persons may appear and be IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN INVITATION TO BID YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action 2013. October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2013 heard with respect to the ordinance. THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE to Quiet Title as to the following de- Dewitt Cason CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE BID NO. 2013-N IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO The Board of County Commissioners scribed lands: Clerk of said Circuit Court NO. 2013-2040 YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF SEC 10 TWN 3S RNG 16 PARCEL By: /s/ B. Scippio THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY will receive sealed bids for a term AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE contract for Herbicide Spraying at NUMBER 02055-033 As Deputy Clerk OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, CONTACT NANCY NYDAM AT LOT 33 PARNELL HILLS S/D FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY CODE TO various locations around the county CIVIL DIVISION ROOM 205, COLUMBIA COUN- in the office of Commissioners, 135 UNIT 1 05541397 ADD A NEW SECTION NUMBER TY COURTHOUSE, P.O. BOX filed against you and you are re- October 17, 24, 2013 Case No.: 09-210CA 86-110.5 TO ARTICLE III, CHAP- NE Hernando Avenue Room 203, SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC., 1569, LAKE CITY, FL 32056, (904) Post Office Box 1529, Lake City, FL quired to serve a copy of your writ- TER 86, WHICH PROVIDES FOR 758-2163; SUNCOM 839-2163, ten defenses, if any, on RONALD NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff, THE PERMANENT CLOSING, 32056-1529, (386) 719-2028, until Notice is hereby given that on No- Vs. WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF 11:00 A.M. on Thursday October 31, W. STEVENS, Petitioner's attorney, VACATING AND ABANDONING YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NO- whose address is Post Office Box vember 8, 2013 at 9:00 am at Mini- JAVIER HARRINGTON AND MA- OF THAT PORTION OF HEDGE 2013. Bid Forms and instructions Storage & Record Storage of Lake RIANNA HARRINGTON, HIS TICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR may be downloaded from the Coun- 1444 Bronson, Florida 32621, on or STREET LYING BETWEEN VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL (904) before November 13, 2013, and file City, 442 SW Saint Margaret Street, WIFE; JOHN DOE AND MARY BLOCKS I AND J OF MELROSE ty’s web site: Lake City, FL 32025; will sell at DOE, Defendants. 758-2139 http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ the original with the Clerk of this PARK SUBDIVISION, A SUBDI- Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida, this Court either before service on Plain- public sale by competitive bidding, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT VISIONAS PER PLAT THEREOF PurchasingBids.asp the personal property heretofore stor- TO CHAPTER 45 2nd day of October 2013. The successful bidder will be re- tiff's attorney or immediately there- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, P. DeWitt Cason after; otherwise a Default will be en- ed with the undersigned: Notice is given that pursuant to a Fi- PAGE 4 OF THE PUBLIC RE- quired to furnish the County Manag- AA-02 Octavia Sheppard-Williams nal Judgment of Foreclosure dated Clerk of the Circuit Court er with proof liability and automo- tered against you for the relief de- CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- By: /s/ B. Scippio manded in the Complaint. R-05 Jacqueline Moore-Styles October 4, 2013, entered in Case No. TY, FLORIDA (HEREIN "MEL- bile insurance prior to commencing N-07 Ozzie Jenkins 2009-CA-210 pending in the Third Deputy Clerk work. WITNESS my hand and the seal of ROSE PARK SUBDIVISION"), this Court on October 14, 2013. BB-36 Albeana Branscome Judicial Circuit Court in and for Co- AND FOR THE PERMANENT The Columbia County Commission J-09 Louis Major lumbia County, Florida, in which 05541506 reserves the right to reject any or all P. DEWITT CASON CLOSING, VACATING AND October 17, 24, 2013 Clerk of Court CC-09 Roger Lovelady SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC., is ABANDONING OF THAT POR- bids and to add to the contract or de- I-12 Katrina Hill the Plaintiff and JAVIER HAR- lete from the contract to stay within By: P.A. Perry TION OF COLBURN AVENUE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Persons with disabilities requesting E-40 Tissie Butts RINGTON AND MARIANNA LYING WEST OF AND CONTIG- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN their funding capabilities. I-20 Andrea Young HARRINGTON, HIS WIFE; JOHN Columbia County Board of reasonable accommodations to par- UOUS TO LOTS 15, 16, 17, AND AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, ticipate in this proceeding should H-01 Ashley Noegle DOE AND MARY DOE are the De- 18 OF BLOCK J OF MELROSE FLORIDA County Commissioners I-26 Vickie Desotle fendants, the Columbia County Clerk Stephen E. Bailey, Chair contact (386) 362-0500 (Voice & PARK SUBDIVISION; MAKING CASE NO. 13-227-CA TDD *711) or via Florida Relay T-17 Debra Williams of Court will sell to the highest and FINDINGS; AUTHORIZING THE COLUMBIA BANK, a Florida Service at (800) 955-8771. K-21 Marisa Caputo best bidder in person at the Columbia CITY TO CONVEY BY QUIT- banking corporation, Plaintiff, 05541570 K-22 Delores Rhym County Courthouse, third floor, 173 October 17, 24, 2013 CLAIM DEEDS TO EACH RE- vs. 05541534 N-01 Shirley Francis N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, CORD TITLE OWNER THAT SPARKS CONTRACTORS, INC., a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE October 17, 24, 31, 2013 Y-31 Katreca Smith Florida on November 6, 2013 at PORTION OF HEDGE STREET Florida Corporation, SPARKS CON- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN November 7, 2013 U-12 Joe Davis 11:00 a.m., the following-described AND COLBURN AVENUE STRUCTION, INC., a Florida Cor- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, V-33 Keith Izykowski real property set forth in said Final WHICH ARE CLOSED, VACAT- poration, JOSHUA D. SPARKS, JA- FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE T-14 Marion Knox Judgment: 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND ED AND ABANDONED TO THE COB D. SPARKS, NAVAL CASE NO.: 12-2012-CA-000679 Lot 10, "Magnolia Place", according CENTERLINE OF THE VACATED STORES SUPPLIERS, INC. d/b/a/ BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Plain- FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, 05541756 to the map or plat thereof, as record- FLORIDA. STREETS WHICH ABUT THEIR SOUTHERN BUILDERS SUPPLY tiff, October 24, 31, 2013 ed in Plat Book 7, Page(s) 174 RESPECTIVE PROPERTIES; RE- COMPANY, DENNIS M. v. CASE NO.: 11-472CA through 179, inclusive, of the Public WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS SERVING EASEMENTS FOR O’TOOLE and THOMAS ELLI- LEO D. GOODWIN; ROBERTA L. LAKE CITY REPORTER Records of Columbia County, Flori- UTILITIES; PROVIDING FOR SON, Defendants. GOODWIN; ANY AND ALL UN- TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS- da. TERED HOLDERS OF STRUC- SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE UN- KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING Address: 158 SOUTHWEST CE- FOR REPEAL OF ORDINANCES DER F.S. CHAPTER 45 BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND TURED ASSET SECURITIES DARWOOD GLEN, Lake City, CORPORATION MORTGAGE IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accord- AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Florida 32025 INCLUSION INTO THE CITY ance with the Final Judgment of INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- CATES, SERIES 2007-0SI, Any person claiming an interest in CODE; AND PROVIDING AN EF- Foreclosure entered in the above- WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- FECTIVE DATE. styled cause, I will sell to the highest DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER Plaintiff, vs. er than the property owner as of the The public hearing may be continued and best bidder for cash at the Co- SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY date of the Lis Pendens must file a to one or more future dates. Any in- lumbia County Courthouse, Court- CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Diane R. Zwick and Wesley Zwick, Defendants. claim within 60 days after the sale. terested party shall be advised that room 1, 173 Northeast Hernando SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Dated this 10th day of October 2013. the date, time and place of any con- Avenue, Lake City, Florida 32055 at GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- RE-NOTICE OF SALE PUR- SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 P. DeWitt Cason tinuation of the public hearing shall 11:00 a.m. on November 13, 2013, ANTS, Defendant(s). Clerk of Circuit Court Columbia be announced during the public hear- NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 755-5440 755-5445 the following described property: NOTICE OF SALE Classifieds Circulation to a Summary Final Judgment of County ing and that no further notice con- Parcel 1: Lot 8, Block 3, of HOLLI- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- This Reporter Works For You! By:/s/ B. Scippio Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013 5B Schools & Mobile Homes Legal 240 Education 640 for Sale 805 Lots for Sale 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale cerning the matter will be published. 05541230 USED DOUBLEWIDE PUBLISHER'S NOTE Mini Farm in McAlpine, Spectacular home, 1649 sq.ft. in All persons are advised that, if they INTERESTED in a Medical 28x70 only 5K Cash. All real estate advertising in this 4BR/3BA custom brick on 20.18 ground pool, open floor plan. decide to appeal any decision made Career? Call Paula newspaper is subject to the fair ac., $295,000 MLS 83692 MLS 82395 $149,900. at the public hearing, they will need Express Training offers courses 386-628-2193 housing act which makes it illegal Jackie Taylor & Associates - REO Realty Group, a record of the proceedings and, for for beginners & exp to advertise "any preference, Sabrina Suggs 386-854-0686 Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 such purpose, they may need to en- limitation, or discrimination based sure that a verbatim record of the Beautiful home on over 2 acres, • Nursing Assistant, $479 Mobile Home on race, color, religion, sex, Super Location Brick on one acre proceeding is made, which record in- 650 & Land disability, familial status or nation- 3BR/3BA, 2 FP‚s, very unique lot, 3BR/2BA, 1,725 sq. ft., cludes the testimony and evidence next class- 10/28/2013 master suite, MLS 83793 upon which the appeal is to be based. FT WHITE! 3BR/2BA cute mfg al origin; or any intention to make Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty such preference, limitation or Jackie Taylor & Associates - Elaine Tolar, $114,000 In accordance with the Americans • Phlebotomy national certifica- home w/1,248 SqFt on 2.11 Sabrina Suggs, 386-854-0686 With Disabilities Act, if any accom- tion, $800 next class- 11/4/2013 acres ONLY $55,000 discrimination." Familial status 386-365-1548 MLS #83605 includes children under the age of modations are needed for persons DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC MLS 84094 Lovely, peaceful, out- SUWANNEE RIVER FRONT- with disabilities, please contact • LPN APRIL 14, 2014 (386) 755-5110 #84644 18 living with parents or legal side city, lg. kitchen, huge grand- Joyce Bruner, Office of City Manag- custodians, pregnant women and AGE! 3BR/2BA w/2,056 SqFt on daddy oaks, totally fenced. 1+ acre ONLY $139,500 er, 1-386-719-5768. Fees incl. books, supplies, exam MH on 4 acres. Need TLC, Lg. people securing custody of chil- $239,500 Century 21- DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC AUDREY E. SIKES , MMC fees. Call 386-755-4401 or square ft and very private. dren under the age of 18. This Darby Rogers 752-6575 City Clerk expresstrainingservices.com MLS# 84500 newspaper will not knowingly (386) 755-5110 #82132 4BR/2.5 (1/2 ac.) 2,250 sq.ft., Notice Published On: October 24, Results Realty $35,000. accept any advertising for real es- Turn of Century, Vintage qualities, 2013 Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 tate which is in violation of the great neighborhood. $179,900 MLS#84429 three fireplaces, 4BR/3BA, law. Our readers are hereby in- Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty 05541753 Pets & Supplies 2.5 Plus acres on Lake Butler Lake formed that all dwellings adver- Swift Creek Realty 800-833-0499 October 24, 2013 310 (1,638 sq. ft.) 3BR/2BA MH, Sherry $79,900 “Sold As Is” tised in this newspaper are availa- Traditional 2 Story (3,000 sq.ft.) 386-365-8414 MLS #84235 $99,000 MLS#84727 ble on an equal opportunity basis. FREE TO good home Swift Creek Realty 800-833-0499 great shape, built in 1937. 2 female Chihuahuas . To complain of discrimination call MLS 84457 $325,000 WOODHAVEN! 3BR/2BA brick Lost & Found Very loving. would like them to go Mini Farm on 2 acres, fenced HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Poole Realty, Ronnie Poole home on 1 acre w/lots of 020 the toll free to same home. 386-243-8577 w/water for livestock. 2BR/2BA 386-208-3175 updates MUST SEE! $128,000 FOUND DOG, Off 216th in MLS# 82569 telephone number to the hearing DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC Suwannee County, tan & white, KITTENS FREE Results Realty $45,000. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Pam Beauchamp Team (386) 755-5110 #84875 male. Call 386-935-1614. To good home, 8 wks & 3 mo, Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 386-303-2505 Leave message. Also 3 adult female cats Lots of Space in town! 386-243-8577 Owner finance - 3/2 S. of Lake Farms & STOLEN PURPLE HEART City. Clean. Small Down $650 810 Home for Sale 3BR/2BA , 2,123 sq.ft. 820 Acreage WWII. Residence on Polk Lane PUBLISHER'S NOTE mth.386-590-0642 & 867-1833 $92,000 #MLS 84507 October 12th or 13th. If you have Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 3BR/2BA Brick, 1,524 sq. ft., 2 10 ACRES with w/ss/pp. Owner and cats being sold to be at least 8 Pam Beauchamp Team any info please call 386-752-0757 car garage., Coldwell Banker 386-303-2505 financed, low down payment weeks old and have a health Bishop Realty Nell or Hansel Deas Bullard/BKL Properties certificate from a licensed Unfurnished Apt. Reduced! Great Home! 710 For Rent Holton $139,000, 386-984-5791 3BR/2BA, 1,445 sq.ft. $159,900 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Services veterinarian documenting they MLS #85045 060 have mandatory shots and are #MLS 84610 2 BR/1.5 BA w/garage 3BR/2BA W family room., fenced free from intestinal and external 5 minutes from VA hospital and MLS 84668 - Gorgeous Log Commercial 05541520 parasites. Many species of wild- yard, screened back porch with 830 Property Timco. Call for details. fruit trees, MLS 84558 $84,900. Home on 20 acres, lrg. screened Primary Care - New Office life must be licensed by Florida 386-365-5150 porch, open island kitch. $290,000. Dr. Tohmina Begum, MD Fish and Wildlife. If you are REO Realty Group, HUGE 18,000 HEATED SQ. FT. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 Century 21 - Darby Rogers. Board Certified unsure, contact the local 2BR/1 BA, 1 car garage, Heather Craig (386) 466-9223 Warehouse and Office on 1.73 Call: (386) 438-5255 office for information. W/D hook up, $535 month, 3BR/2BA, laminate floors, granite acres. $770,000 Janet Creel no pets 1 month sec, countertops, Coldwell Banker MLS 84683 - Price Reduced, (386) 719-0382 Hallmark Real Remodeled Tri Level home, 2 Estate MLS#80479 05541658 386-961-8075 Bishop Realty Mary Brown $132,000 Master Suites, $199,000 SUNRISE Home Companions 420 Wanted to Buy w/garage. Whitehurst 2BR/1BA APT. 386-965-0887 MLS #84108 Century 21 - Darby Rogers. Pam Beauchamp Team Under new managment. West side of town. Heather Craig (386) 466-9223 386-303-2505 Accepting for new clients. WILL PAY cash $650. mo. 3BR/3.5BA on Lake Jeffrey in Motel for Sale! Rates to fit your needs when for your mobile home, 386-961-9000 Woodborough, Coldwell Banker Custom Built, 3BR/2.5BA on 1.2 Fmr. Red Carpet Inn, 60 Rooms. a nursing home is not the right call Jason Bishop Realty Mary Brown ac., custom kitchen cabinets, FP, Lake City, $350,000 #MLS 83278 answer for you. 386-288-8379 2BR/1BA. CLOSE to town. $239,900 MLS 84686 $580.mo plus deposit. Whitehurst $419,000 386-697-9617 or 386-963-5256 386-965-0887 MLS #84294 Jackie Taylor & Associates - Pam Beauchamp Team Includes water & sewer. Jackie Taylor 386-397-4379 386-303-2505 Garage Sales 386-965-2922 5.66 Acre Country Home, Great Office Location! 430 4 BR/2BA, surrounded by beauti- A LANDLORD You Can Love! MLS 84713, Split Bedrooms, US 90 Frontage, 1,351 sq.ft. Job CUL-DE-SAC SALE 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great ful scenic land. $229,900 Jo Lytte kitchen & baths have granite coun- $239,000 #MLS 84592 100 Opportunities Rolling Meadows Sub Division area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. MLS 83810 Remax ters, Landscaping galore.$162,500 Fri 25th & Sat 26th 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Professionals 386-365-2821 Century 21 Darby Rogers Reduced! Perfect home-office on Commercial Electrician with 386-752-6575 SW Main Blvd., many other uses, Valid Drivers License. Please 8:00am-4:00pm. Kids toys/games, Beautiful home w/all the bells & plants, antiques, patio set, furni- AMBERWOOD HILLS Apts. 1,900 sf, $89,500 Janet Creel Email resumes to Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. whistles, pool, hickory floors, 2,200 SQ. ft. w/split floor plan, ture, several comforters, name granite in baths. $239,900 MLS 386-719-0382 Hallmark Real [email protected] Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & hardwood carpet & tile floors on Estate MLS#81207 brand clothing/purses/shoes and #84384 Remax Professionals 15 acres w/planted pines. $289,000 CUSTOMER SERVICE/ Sales, much much more. Located 3 miles sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com 386-344-0433 Sandy Kishton MLS 84871 Poole Realty, base ++ comm., business to busi- S of Hwy 90 off 247 at 252B Nelda Hatcher 386-688-8067 To place your ness. Auto Parts Apply in person. follow pink signs. Brand New Home in Mayfair S/D, GREENTREE TOWNHOUSE 3BR/2BA, split, great room, classified ad call 385 SW Arlington Blvd, LC BPA Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free 3/2 on 4.67 acres, privacy & Moving Sale everything must go. Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Industrial Maintenance water & sewer. Balcony & patio. peaceful MLS 84880 Furniture, tools, clothes, electron- Elaine Tolar, $171,900 Poole Realty, Kellie Shirah 755-5440 Technician, Experience Required Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. 386-365-1548 ics. 271 NW Colquitt Way. 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com MLS #83413 386-208-3847 in Electrical, Controls and General Fri 25th & Sat 26th 8:00-? Millwright/ Mechanical work. Cedar Log on 11 acres, beautiful Nice Apt Downtown. Remodeled oak floors, Mint condition. Pam Beauchamp Team Experience in Hydraulics and PUBLISHER'S NOTE 1 bdrm. Kitchen, dining, LR $475. 386-303-2505 Pneumatics helpful. Send resume All Yard Sale Ads MLS 82827 $349,900. Lake Access Community! mo plus sec. Incld pest control. REO Realty Group, to Maintenance Technician, 3631 Must be Pre-Paid. 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 3BR/2.5BA, 2,345 sq.ft., $249,000 US 90 East, Lake City Fl 32055. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 #MLS 84951 REDWINE APARTMENTS Person to cut my nylon material Custom Built, bonus room., mini Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, workshop, Must see to believe. MLS 84964 Gorgeous 2 Story, for gun cases, bags, ect. Miscellaneous we have a home for you. Lake front in Woodborough, 2nd person to attend gun shows on 440 $320,000 MLS #85025 Remax 386-754-1800. Professionals 386-344-0433 4/3+Bonus Rm., extras, Must See. weekends to sell same product. www.myflapts.com $490,000 Century 21- Hafners 386-755-6481 42 INCH rider mower Sandy Kishton fixer upper or UPDATED APT, Darby Rogers 752-6575 PROJECT MGR. Enormous Home, 5BR/2BA, w/lg. for parts. $65 w/tile floors/fresh paint. 3BR/3BA Log Cabin (3,000 sq.ft.) For repair/remodeling 386-292-3927 attached in-law apt., wrap around Great area. porch, 10 acres. $389,000 Jo custom cabinets, granite counters, projects-prior experience/ 386-752-9626 construction background. AC WINDOW unit. Lytte MLS 82964 Remax lg. pool & so much more. Perm/Full time position. Works great WINDSOR ARMS Apartments. Professionals 386-365-2821 $275,000 MLS#85039 Swift Creek Realty 800-833-0499 Competitive salary/incentive/ 8000 BTU $85 Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet IMMACULATE 4BR/2BA brick ins/401k/vac/sick/holidays/ 386-292-3927 Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- home at end of cul-de-sac in city! MLS 85072 - (2) Master Suites, mileage/cell/advancement/more! All wood toddler bed with er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. Lg family rm, fenced yd $129,500 lots of closets, 3 full BA, Lake City office. Fax resume mattress and drawer underneath, www.myflapts.com DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC Lg. great room. $165,000 to Restoration Specialists $60, (386) 755-5110 #85005 Century 21 - Darby Rogers Fax (352) 732-8950 Call 386-963-5126 Furnished Apts. 752-6575 Attn: Scott Ambrose Large open kitchen overlooks CHEST FREEZER 720 For Rent great rm in this 3BR/2BA in MLS 85138 Beautiful well main- WAREHOUSE white, works great. Cypress Landing $120,000 tained w/in ground pool. Lg. APPLY in person. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, $135. Sands, Columbia. All furnished. DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC. screened porch over looking pool. 385 SW Arlington Blvd, 386-292-3927 (386) 755-5110 #79633 Lake City, BPA Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. $225,000 Century 21 - For sale beautiful used Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Cedar/Stone Home, fabulous view, Darby Rogers 755-6575 Medical Upright piano with bench. $145, 2 persons $155. weekly 2 wood burning FP. Freshly updat- Cute, affordable 2.5 acres. Build- 120 Employment Éxcellent condition. 386-752-5808 ed, so much to offer. MLS 80893 ing used as beauty salon, full Call 386-754-0813 $284,900 Missy Zecher 623-0237 kitchen & BA. $56,900 MLS Unfurnished Remax Professionals 85156 Jackie Taylor 386-397- 05541681 VAN SEAT, gray, MEDICAL SECRETARY 2000 Chevy 3600 730 Home For Rent 16 ac. & Lg. Custom home, move 3479 Jackie Taylor & Associates Must have Doctor’s office $40 3/2 Brick Home, 1300 sf on 1/2 in cond., oaks, rolling pasture, pole Just Reduced! 4BR brick home in experience. Proficient in Call 386-963-5126 acre lot. $895/mo & $870/sec. dep. barn, horse stalls. MLS 82952 Forest Country. Lots of space & 5 $325,000 623-0237 Microsoft Word. 50 WPM Rent includes lawn service. No Missy Zecher yr. old roof $155,000 Ron Feagle WHIRLPOOL Remax Professionals typing required. Email resume FROST free refrigerator pets. Call Mike Foster at (386)288-2901 Hallmark Real to [email protected] or with ice maker 18 cf $175 Accredited Real Estate Services Arthur Rutenberg floor plan, built Estate MLS#83403 fax 386-758-5987 386-292-3927 386-288-3596 or 386-719-5600 by Bryan Zecher, spacious & inno- vative design. MLS 85059 QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD with WHIRLPOOL WASHER & 3BR 2BA affordable family home ADMISSIONS & MARKETING 3BD/2BA, new paint and carpet, $239,000 Missy Zecher 623-0237 Dryer, in good shape central a/c & heat, walk to VA and Remax Professionals for only $75,000Paula Lawrence ASST. $255 . (386)623-1973 180 bed skilled and rehab facility DOT. $975/mo 1st+last+$500 Hallmark 386-292-3927 deposit. 386-243-8043 Commerical, Lee Fla Real Estate MLS#84162 is looking for a dynamic, positive (1,800 sq. ft.) A Must See and experienced candidate who LARGE 1BD/1BA, $99,900 MLS 79136 All Brick, Rolling Meadows S/D. will assist in working with all as- WHITE WHIRLPOOL Dryer Highway 41 South, Poole Realty, 4BR/3BA, formal LR, Dining & pects of admissions and marketing. Guarunteed to run good $500/Month, $250 Deposit, Ric Donovan 386-590-1298 office. MLS 84264 $195,000 Must have experience in a long $100 No pets 758-0057 Missy Zecher 623-0237 term SNF, familiar with regulato- 386-292-3927 2,800 PLUS sq. ft. 4BR/2BA Remax Professionals ry and payor source requirements, located on 1.37 ac. In Live Oak demonstrate effective customer fo- Business & MLS 82214 $49,995 Poole Realty 3BR 2BA brick home with fire- cused communications, high mo- Boats for Sale 750 Office Rentals 386-362-4539 place, renovated kitch. on 11 beau- rale and positive environment. 520 tiful acres $210,000! Nate Sweat 05541069 Home on 6 ac. fenced & cross LPN/RN degree preferred. 1992 17’ Wahoo, center console, fenced. 3BR/2BA. Detached work- (386)628-1552 Hallmark Real 17,000 SQ FT + WAREHOUSE Estate MLS#85137 Contact: Suwannee Health Care Yamaha 150 hp, one owner, well 7 Acres of Land shop w/apt. 2nd floor. Pool. MLS Center – Staff Development Of- maintained, $6,700. 755-2235, Rent $1,500 mo. 82495 $165,000 Missy Zecher Fabulous 4/3 brick home in town fice;1620 Helvenston Street, Live 397-3500 or 752-0442 Tom Eagle, GRI 623-0237 Remax Professionals with new roof, lrg. screened back Oak, FL 32064, Tel 386-362-7860 (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor Pam Beauchamp Team porch and office. $219,500 Janet Mederi Caretenders now hiring Mobile Homes Creel (386)719-0382 Hallmark Oakbridge Office Complex 386-303-2505 an experienced Home Care RN for 630 for Rent Custom Built Pool Home! Real Estate MLS#85271 a Clinical Manager position in our Professional Office Available 725 SE Baya Dr 3BR/2BA, 2,161 sq.ft., $279,000 Quality remodeled 2BR/2BA conc Lake City office. Must have 1 year 14 WIDE 3br/2ba #MLS 82646 of home care experience. 401k, Quiet Park No Pets Call 752-4820 blk home w/1,040 SqFt, beautiful sick, personal, vacation, and health Clean Country Living $550 35 Acres w/3,000+sq.ft. 4BR/3.5 interior, $54,900 insurance offered with very com- Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 BA Ranch styled, mature pecan DANIEL CRAPPS AGCY INC petitive pay. Please bring a com- 805 Lots for Sale orchard. $400,000 MLS 82968 (386) 755-5110 #84593 pleted resume to 3593 NW Devane 2bd/1ba Country setting, Bran- Poole Realty, ford area. $550 mth plus Security Street. 386-758-3312. 1 acre- 3 Rivers.Beautifully wood- David Mincey 386-590-0157 Rustic Log Cabin, 2BR/1BA, Pole 386-867-1833 or 386-590-0642 ed! Owner finance, no down. P/T LPN needed for medical www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 3BR/2BA Ranch, Branford, great Barn, Great hunting getaway, over practice. 2-3 days a week. $14,900. $153/mo 352-215-1018 room, lg. den., entertainment 18 acres, $94,999 Jo Lytte MLS Send resume to 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre www.LandOwnerFinancing.com porch, so many extras MLS 83172 81761 Remax Professionals [email protected]. private lot, $700/mo 1st+last+dep Jackie Taylor & Associates - 386-365-2821 requiredlocated in Ellisville. No 14.69 Acre Tract off Lake Jeffrey Sabrina Suggs 386-854-0686 PT RN needed Monday and pets.Contact 352-870-5144 Road, Ready for site built or MH, Solid Brick, 3BR/2BA, great Wednesday 8-5. ACLS certified. MLS# 82567 MLS 84398 Move in ready, Open room, kitchen w/bar. $185,000 Email resume to 842 Newark Dr, Ft. White Results Realty $65,000. floor plan. Split BR. A must see MLS #85098 Remax [email protected] 3 Rivers Estates MH 16x76 Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 $109,000 Century 21 - Professionals 386-344-0433 3br/2 ba, CHA Reference and Darby Rogers 752-6575 Sandy Kishton Lease required. No Pets 752-4348 Rolling Pasture Land w/oaks, Suit- Work Wanted able for horses & cows. 10 ac. of 140 MOVE IN Specials - 2/1 MH coastal bermuda hay. MLS 84920 $450 mo. 3/2 $550/mo. Only $350 $169,000 623-0237 a any kind of Missy Zecher LOOKING FOR + 1st mo. to m/in. Fast Approval Remax Professionals job, laborer. Will work any day, 305-984-5511 Center of L.C. any time. Hard worker. 4 acres $11,500 addtl. 4 ac. Only 386-269-2063 $20,500 high & dry, ready for site Mobile Homes built or M.H. MLS 79029 640 for Sale Jackie Taylor 386-397-3479 2002 HORTON Singlewide Jackie Taylor & Associates 2br/2ba only $9,900 Cash, Call Paula 386-628-2193 1999 Mercury 2007 Yamaha JUST ARRIVED 32x80 Repo. Grand Marquis LS Plywood floors, fireplace, Vstar 650 63K actual mi., all power, Glamour bath, appliances. Call With attached trike kit. N.A.D.A. Aug. 2013 $5,700 386-752-1452 or 386-628-2193 4,000 miles, many extras, MLS 83522 - Newly remodeled excellent condition. $4,295 Call home, oversized screened in back $6,500 RECYCLE YOUR porch, lg. open kitchen, $72,500, Call 352-316-6958 Century 21 - Darby Rogers. Lake City Reporter Heather Craig (386) 466-9223. 386-984-0954 Leave Message 6BSports Jump

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CHS: Health there, now need wins Continued From Page 1B

needing to win both games dent. We’ll go as normal we also have (Kemario) to finish as the runner-up. until the game is underway. Bell and (Darian) Dallas. The good news is, the We’ll pull him the same as My mind is having him Tigers should have a full any other contest based on for postseason rather than bag of players at their dis- a blowout or tight game these matchups the last posal the rest of the way unless we see something.” two weeks.” with the possible exception Underwood remains in Still, Allen said it’s very of running back Lonnie question to play this Friday, important to go out and Underwood, who is still but Allen said the key is win these last two games nursing a hip flexor. having him healthy for the so that the Tigers aren’t “Jake Thomas is back playoffs. He doesn’t want sitting at home when the after being released with to risk making the injury playoffs roll out. Two wins a shoulder injury,” Allen more severe in a game he would send Columbia on said. “The quarterback is expects the Tigers to con- the road for the opening in the bag. We’re in a good trol. round against District situation with two in the “Lonnie (Underwood) 4-6A champion position. We’re not going is pretty much day-to-day,” St. Augustine High. to make any changes, but Allen said. “I’m looking The Tigers won’t be it’s a good situation of hav- at him when he ran, he mathematically eliminated ing him if the call of duty wasn’t back to himself yet. even with one loss over presents itself.” Especially with a game the next two weeks, but The biggest boost for not being a major push, two wins would clinch the the Tigers will be having we don’t want to discount runner-up spot with a win Marshall, their senior lead- them, but if we play close already against Orange er and Florida State com- to our caliber, it should be Park High. Orange Park mitment, back on defense. another victory. We’re not and Middleburg current- “Trey Marshall will be going to push the issue a ly have two losses in the back, so that’s good,” Allen bunch. We don’t want him district. said. “We want him back in the game if he’s not 100 “Again, we will deter- to form and that’ll be a big percent. It’s not imperative mine what we do,” Allen boost in itself.” that he’s back this week. said. “We’ll determine And Allen said Marshall We’ll watch and monitor whether we’re playing with won’t be on any specialized him.” eight wins and hunting or snap count despite it being Allen said that although fishing. We’re putting in his first game back. Underwood could proba- the same work as we do “He’s starter,” Allen said. bly play if it were a playoff every game. We’re get- BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter “Getting back in shape game, he noticed that he ting them prepared and we Fort White High head coach Perry Sauls (middle) is joined by captains Kasey Blanchard (left) is the biggest thing. He’s wasn’t himself in practice. have to come out and play. and Ayla Gonzalez. practiced for two weeks. “When we did our beast, Two more wins and we’ll The mindset is to get him he wasn’t where he was get St. Augustine at their back to it. He feels good, before he left off running,” place. A win there, and we SOCCER: Lady Indians in big district looks good. The best treat- Allen said. “We’ll go from get a chance to play Ed Continued From Page 1B ment for him is to get after there. We have two or White at their place with a it to where he feels confi- three that we pulled up and chance at redemption.” son as head coach of the with the ones not coming Heights after beating Lady Indians. He led Fort back. Kids go to school to Crystal River in the first White to the playoffs in get an education. If you had round. P.K. Yonge did not 2007-09, but the big dis- the opportunity to get col- make the playoffs after tricts have caught up with lege classes for free, what seven consecutive years. the program. would you do?” Eastside dropped down “Other than P.K. we are Sauls said his returning a class where it was dis- the smallest school in the players “are pretty solid,” trict champion last year district,” Sauls said. but the district looks tough- in 5-3A. The Rams lost to Fort White has been hit er on paper. Fort White was Citrus High in the first play- from another front, that of 2-9-3 in district play last off game. Eastside has 18 players leaving the program year. playoff appearances, while because of dual enrollment. Keystone Heights was Keystone Heights and Santa “We were expecting 17 district champion last year Fe are next with 12 each. returning players and seven and Santa Fe was runner- After games Monday and came back,” Sauls said. “I up. 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