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LAKECITYREPORTER .COM 2 dead in domestic dispute Woman shot husband, and shot her husband twice before turning the gun on herself, the release turned gun on herself, said. sheriff’s office reports. Authorities said Christopher Curry was dead when EMS arrived and By STEVEN RICHMOND Michelle Curry pronounced died [email protected] after being transported to Lake City Medical Center. The Columbia County Sheriff’s Deputy Lt. Chris Sharpe said a Office is investigating a domestic dis- friend of the family, who was living in pute that resulted in the deaths of a the home near the intersection of 252B local married couple, according to a and Troy Road, was present and noti- Monday media release. fied authorities following the incident. Investigators believe Christopher “When we arrived on scene, there PATRICK SCOTT/Special to the Reporter Curry, 46, and wife Michelle Curry, were two bodies in the living room Columbia County Sheriff’s Deputies are pictured at a home off CR 252B, the scene of an apparent 43, were involved in a domestic dis- murder-suicide around 11:30 p.m. Sunday. One person was reported to have died at the scene, the pute when she retrieved a handgun DISPUTE continued on 6A other at a local hospital. Council Healthy backs, happy people ponders Sixth-grade science project will finally make its debut on shelves of Walmart. ban on

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] photos riginally a Attorney general’s sixth-grade Suwannee office says move County science would violate law. project, the OVestpakz — a specialized By ROBERT BRIDGES backpack — will make its [email protected] national debut on Walmart shelves the first weekend The city council on of December. Monday discussed a series A combination of of meeting procedure revi- backpack and a vest, sions, including one that the Vestpakz traveled to would ban photography science competitions in during meetings without Boston and Oprah’s stu- the consent of the mayor or dios in Chicago before the Christen Bell, inventor and vice president of presiding officer. company finally landed a Vestpakz, LLC. After the workshop the partnership with backpack- Lake City Reporter, in manufacturing company father saw potential in it,” Bell added. response to an earlier inqui- Eastsport to produce the “As a sixth-grader, I probably wouldn’t ry, received an email from product for Walmart. have realized what it could have been.” the office of the Florida Originally, the launch will But Bell’s sixth-grade teacher Melissa Attorney General confirm- target 100 stores nationwide with Brinson knew the product had potential, ing such a measure would Vestpakz designed for preschool-aged so she entered it into the Houghton- be in violation of the state’s children, but inventor Christen Bell, now Mifflin National Science Convention open meetings law. 26, hopes the idea will continue to grow. Competition. The Vestpakz won. Soon, City Manager Wendell “It’s extremely difficult to get the family was on an all-expense paid Johnson drafted a set of [Walmart] to pay attention to you, so the trip to Boston for an invention conven- rules designed to codify fact that they even gave us the time of tion. After the initial success, Bell won public participation and day is a miracle,” she said. the Disney Dreamers and Doers award, other procedural rules to But Bell said the moment she sees given to students who demonstrate be followed during any her product —more than half her life excellence in schools and communities. meeting open to the gen- in the making — on the shelves of In April 2012, the family-owned small eral public, including regu- Walmart, she will cry. business entered Get it on the Shelf, a lar and special council and “I will probably be speechless,” Bell Walmart-sponsored competition where committee meetings. said. “I told someone before that it will Americans voted on an invention they The draft was written in be like a singer hearing their song on wanted to see offered stores. response to SB 50, a bill the radio for the first time. It will just be Bell’s creation didn’t win, but her father, passed during Florida’s a bunch of emotions.” Michael Wooley, didn’t give up. Wooley 2013 legislative session that Formerly of Live Oak, Bell first started talking to Walmart’s buyers, who directs local boards or com- came up with the idea while attend- put him in contact with Eastsport. missions to follow proce- ing Suwannee Middle School. She was “I thought it was a great idea,” said dures designed to ensure asked to come up with a list of problems, Arthur Grayer, senior vice president the public’s right to speak then craft a solution for one of them. of Eastsport. “It really distributes the at public meetings. The Vestpakz was born from her des- weight properly on the child... They’ve “SB 50 requires that peration to get a good grade, Bell said, put their input into this, their heart and members of the public be and to solve the discomfort of carrying their soul. They’re very creative.” provided with a reasonable heavy textbooks from class to class. While Grayer credits Vestpakz with the opportunity to be heard on She created the first backpack from her idea of combining a “cool vest and utility all matters before local gov- FILE mother’s sewing scraps, a hodgepodge pack,” Eastsport brings its manufacturing ernment,” Johnson said in a Michael Wooley, the father of Live Oak inventor Christen Bell, of patterns that she thought looked good ability to the table. They will be offering memo introducing the draft displays Vestpakz, a specialized backpack/vest that distrib- together. The Vestpakz distributed the the Vestpakz in a variety of colors and to the mayor and council. utes weight more evenly throughout the wearer’s shoulders. weight of its contents around the body. prints catering to young children. Neon “A thorough review [of “It’s kind of neat to watch something start from a science proj- The final product was a vest with zippered pink, camouflage and trendy prints will existing city code] should ect and turn into a small business that can potentially grow pockets on the front and back. into something larger,” Wooley said. “I am incredibly blessed that my VESTPAKZ continued on 6A PHOTO BAN continued on 6A

FHP updates crash victim’s name Report: Woman 2009 Toyota Camry a fraudulent passport and tification cards, but [Nora that struck a 2004 Ford identification card from Perez’s] photograph was in fatal accident Expedition was original- Honduras [containing the used,” Bryan said. carried fake ID. ly believed to be Maria incorrect name].” Investigators have not Angela Gomez Perez, 31, Cross examination yet determined if the By STEVEN RICHMOND of Jacksonville, according through the Consulate Honduran documents [email protected] to FHP’s press release last General of Honduras were legitimate and what PATRICK SCOTT/ Special to the Reporter week. revealed Perez was using Perez was doing in the Investigators with the “The passenger... has either “a sister or cousin’s United States. Rollover crash on SR 47 Florida Highway Patrol been positively identified name,” according to FHP Bryan also said the iden- corrected the name of one as Nora Isabelle Perez,” Public Affairs Officer Sgt. tity of the Camry’s driver, An injured person is prepared for transport to an area hospi- of four victims involved in FHP said Monday in an Dylan Bryan. David Mendez-Pineda, 36, tal after a crash involving two vehicles that occurred around a head-on collision along update media release. “She was utilizing a fam- also of Jacksonville, was 12:45 Monday afternoon at the intersection of S.W. State US 90 Nov. 11. “The aforementioned vic- ily member’s name and confirmed through finger- Road 47 and S.W. Ridge Street. CCSO, CCFD, FHP. and a The passenger of the tim was in possession of information for those iden- print analysis. Lifeguard ambulance were on scene.

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Palm Beach 82/72/sh 83/72/sh Zimmerman and his evidence of foul play. They Two children and a woman estranged wife were are trying to determine if died when their church involved in a domestic the fall was an accident or ฀ bus crashed Saturday on ฀฀ dispute in September intentional. Interstate 10 as they were ฀฀ just days after Shellie A memorial service will / * ,/1, - -1 heading to Tallahassee. ฀ Zimmerman filed divorce be held in the near future. High Monday 80 Sunrise today 6:59 a.m. 3 papers, but police later The Florida Highway Low Monday 69 Sunset today 5:32 p.m. ฀฀ said no charges were filed Patrol said the bus driver À>Ê } Ê 74 Sunrise tom. 7:00 a.m. (;75(0(Moderate ฀฀ Motorcyclist, Sunset tom. PLQXWHVWREXUQ against either of them lost control after a rear tire À>ÊÜÊ 50 5:31 p.m. 40 mins to burn Record high /`>Þ½ÃÊ ฀ because of a lack of evi- bicyclist killed blew out. The van rolled 88 in 1957 over several times and Record low 29 in 1970 "" ÕÌÀ>ÛiÌÊ ฀฀ dence. 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ÌÊ£ä³° involving an SUV in central Ì ÊÌÌ>Ê 0.05" Moonset tom. 9:24 a.m. killed in hotel fall cancelled Sunday at the Florida. 9i>ÀÊÌÌ>Ê 49.31" Gospel of the Kingdom HOLLYWOOD — A According to a crash Normal month-to-date 1.25" Church in DeFuniak Northwestern University report, a motorcyclist Normal year-to-date 44.14" Springs, where many in Nov 25 Dec 2 Dec 9 Dec 17 ÀiV>ÃÌÃ]Ê`>Ì>Ê>`Ê medical professor has struck a bicyclist, who 2013 the small congregation Last New First Full }À>« VÃÊ^ÊÓä£ÎÊ7i>Ì iÀÊ been killed after falling traveled into the path of Quarter Quarter iÌÀ>]Ê*]Ê >`Ã]Ê7Ã° were visiting victims in ÜÜÜ°Üi>Ì iÀ«ÕLÃ iÀ°V from a South Florida hotel the motorcycle at a busy hospitals or comforting the balcony through a lower- intersection near West families of the deceased. floor glass ceiling, police Melbourne on Saturday. WEATHER BY-THE-DAY The Northwest Florida ฀ ฀ said Monday. 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Robinson, also died. controversially blamed 30, was in critical condition microbursts for the Police say Kulesza fell Authorities say Robinson 30° when she was taken to a ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ crash of a 1975 just after midnight Sunday was not wearing a helmet. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon airliner. This assertion Bay County hospital. was ignored for years from a 23rd-floor balcony FHP officials are inves- before it became Associated Press accepted by through the glass ceil- tigating. n meteorologists. 3A

Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER lOCAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 3a Friends of Music Sons honoring officers welcome Ciulei from Romania By AMANDA WILLIAMSON flamenco guitar. Living in [email protected] Cadiz, Madrid and Seville, he became an acclaimed Experience the mes- flamenco guitarist. Some merizing sounds of the of his flamenco mentors classical guitar performed include Adam del Monte, STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter by Romanian-born Silviu Ricardo Nunez and Oscar Jim Craig of the Sons of the American Revolution presents Ciulei during the second Guzman. He has per- an award to LCPD Officer Joseph Anthony proclaiming him concert of the 2013-14 formed with his flamenco STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter Police Officer of the Year at a city council meeting Monday Friends of Music Concert band Tequila Flamenco Jim Craig of the Sons of the American Revolution presents a night. Anthony responded to a call about shots being fired on Series in Live Oak. Group at the Guitar LCPD Officer Brian Bruenger a Medal for Heroism during a city Feb. 19, 2012, where he and other officers were fired upon The Friends present Foundation of America council meeting Monday night. Bruenger successfully halted by a man with a handgun. Anthony discharged his firearm in Ciulei on Friday, Nov. 22, International Festival at the advances of an armed gunman threatening himself and fel- response, causing the subject to flee before officers appre- at 7 p.m. in the Covenant Oberlin Conservatory and low officers at Windsong Apartments Aug. 21, 2012. hended the man moments later. First Presbyterian Church with his new flamenco proj- of Live Oak, located at 421 ect Maharajah Flamenco White Avenue. All concerts Trio at the Southern Guitar held by the Friends of Festival and Competition in Music are free and open to Columbia, South Carolina. First Federal donates to Another Way the public. A reception fol- Ciulei has toured the east From staff reports lows each concert. coast from Florida to New “You don’t hear too York. First Federal Bank of many people playing the Since coming to the Florida proudly announc- classical guitar around United States, he has won es a $2,000 contribution here,” said Linda Poplin, a number of recognitions, to Another Way Inc. who organizes the Concert including first prize at where the donation will Series with her husband. the Indiana International be used to help renovate “I think this will provide Guitar Competition, first their shelter. Another a different perspective prize at the Columbus Way Inc. is a domestic around what the guitar can Guitar Symposium, first violence and rape crisis do when it has the right prize in the Appalachian center located in Lake master.” Guitar Festival and City. 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Scholarship to study I’m sure it will be a pleas- Federal donates money is in addition to the guitar performance with ant surprise.” to a participating orga- thousands of dollars Dr. William Yelverton at Poplin encourages the nization. First Federal and volunteer hours Middle Tennessee State public to come out to see customers just have to that First Federal and University. He is MTSU the musical performance, its employees give each swipe, sign and support! School of Music’s first but said she’s unsure All money raised comes year. Full International Music what kind of turnout from First Federal. The Community Scholar and its first Ciulei will receive. She “I am grateful to the Rewards Program is four-time undergraduate believes the classical gui- loyalty of our customers underway for 2013. If Research and Creativity tar is intriguing enough who share in our mission you are interested in 1005 W. 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ongratulations to Columbia County’s own Wendy Stevens, who last week took the reins of Just Read, Florida!, the highly success- Cful statewide reading initiative. The Florida Department of Education couldn’t have made a better choice. Stevens is a refreshing change from so many FDOE bureaucrats who have no idea what real teachers face in real classrooms. She’s been in the trenches for 31 years, all of them here, and that experience will serve her well without ques- After seven years, a tion. Despite her promotion, Stevens plans to keep living here and commute to Tallahassee. gathering of siblings That means you may see her in the t’s not like we need an excuse good time. grocery store or mall from time to to get together. Especially if My brother, Joe, who is blind, time. it involves food, as it always hadn’t been to the lake since he was does. a boy. I wanted to dunk him, but it Please tell her how pleased you are, But this time, besides eat- was cold and I’d have had to dunk ing,I my family had several good myself, too. not only for her, but for our county, on reasons to gather. The best reason? So we sat on the porch, he and I, which this honor also reflects well. It wasn’t a funeral. tossing limes (I wasn’t about to look Given a choice, we prefer non- Sharon Randall for rocks in the dark) so he could funeral gatherings. I live in Las www.sharonrandall.com hear the “kerplunk!” and “see” the Vegas, three time zones and a world lake. TODAY IN HISTORY away from my sister and two broth- with mine. I see things my brother can’t ers in South Carolina. But book or no book, work see, and he hears things I don’t On this date: I visit as often as I can. My moth- or no work, four weeks is too long hear, things that can’t be seen. er used to say that “often as I can” to be back in my hometown without Sometimes, we compare notes. In 1600, King Charles I of England was born in is just a fancy way of saying “not getting my family together. “I saw a turtle,” I said, “with a Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. nearly enough.” So I invited them all up to the shell as big as your belly.” In 1794, the United States and Britain signed Jay’s My latest visit has been a long lake to do what we do best: Eat, talk He laughed. “Listen,” he said, “do Treaty, which resolved some issues left over from the one, four weeks so far, but it hasn’t and laugh. As I said, we had several you hear that dog?” Revolutionary War. been much of a visit. reasons to celebrate. “What dog?” Then I listened hard In 1831, the 20th president of the United States, I’m staying on a lake a few miles First and foremost, my niece and and heard it barking in the distance James Garfield, was born in Orange Township, Ohio. from all my kin who live here- her husband are in the process of across the lake. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivered abouts, but I’ve spent most of the adopting a child, and it seems, at He asked about my book. the Gettysburg Address as he dedicated a national time working on a book. last, it could happen any day. He “I’m working on it,” I said. cemetery at the site of the Civil War battlefield in My sister, brothers, nieces, neph- will be their child, but we will all be Joe has never seen a book, let Pennsylvania. ews, cousins and friends alike, have his family, and that is something to alone read one the way you and I In 1887, American poet Emma Lazarus, who’d writ- all been encouraging and under- celebrate. read. But he reads Braille, and was ten ‘‘The New Colossus’’ to help raise money for the standing about it. Second, I had just written the last quick to remind me that he expects Statue of Liberty’s pedestal, died in New York at age But privately, I suspect they’ve line of my book. No, I didn’t finish to get a copy of his own. 38. formed an online chat group with the book. I just wrote the last line. “I’ll make sure of it,” I said. In 1919, the Senate rejected the Treaty of Versailles my husband and children and But I felt I had earned, or at least After everybody left, I drove Joe by a vote of 55 in favor, 39 against, short of the two- friends back in that other time zone, wanted, a little party. home to his apartment. thirds majority needed for ratification. to laugh about what I’m “really” Finally, if I’m not mistaken, as I “Sister, it sure was good to get In 1942, during World War II, Russian forces doing here, and say things like often am, this gathering would be see everybody today.” launched their winter offensive against the Germans they’ll believe I’m writing a book the first time in seven years, since “It sure was,” I said. along the Don front. when they see it. my stepfather’s funeral, that all four Then I drove back to the lake to Which, come to think of it, is of us -- my brothers and sister and I work on a dream that I can’t see. ■ Associated Press pretty much how I feel, too. -- would all be together at the same I only hear it in my head. But my Funny, how we project onto oth- time. brother sees it for me. ers thoughts and feelings that are That may not seem like such a really just our own. Unless others big deal, but I can assure you it are thinking and feeling them, too. would have meant the world to my Lake City Reporter Truth is, most people are too mother and my stepfather. ■ Sharon Randall can be contacted busy dealing with their own stuff to So we ate pulled pork and talked at P.O. Box 777394, Henderson, NV Serving Columbia County Since 1874 wonder or even care what I’m doing and laughed and had ourselves a 89077. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong Economist Yellen would be communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable community‑oriented newspapers. first woman to run Fed This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, he head of the Federal major decisions as chair. integrity and hard work. Reserve board is one Her testimony before the commit- of the most powerful tee cheered stock markets here and and, outside of financial abroad, especially in Asia, where Todd Wilson, Publisher circles, least known offi- major indexes rose sharply, in some Tcials in the U.S. government. case to record highs. Robert Bridges, Editor Controller The Fed, an independent agency Yellen has the resume for the job. Sue Brannon, that jealously guards that indepen- Her academic credentials include President dence, has $3.8 trillion in assets, Dale McFeatters Harvard, the London School of Dink NeSmith, sets interest rates and, since the [email protected] Economics and UC Berkeley. She Tom Wood, Chairman recession, has an open license to was a governor of the Federal intervene in the economy. seems assured of Senate approval, Reserve System before becoming The Fed has two mandates that despite a handful of dissenters. chair of President Clinton’s Council of can easily come in conflict -- main- She would succeed Ben Bernanke, Economic Advisers. From there she LETTERS POLICY tain a stable currency, which basi- who will step down Jan. 31 after eight became president of Federal Reserve cally means keeping inflation under Bank of San Francisco before becom- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ years on the job. Yellen, 67, indicated control, and try to combat unem- that she would continue Bernanke’s ing vice chair of the national Federal ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 ployment. policies which are heavily weighted Reserve system in 2010. words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters The Fed chair’s semi-annual toward stimulus – super-low interest The Banking committee may must be signed and include the writer’s name, address appearances before Congress -- one rates and the monthly purchase of approve her nomination as early and telephone number for verification. Writers can day each for the Senate and House $85 billion in bonds. as this coming week. When the have two letters per month published. Letters and – are major economic events with Yellen indicated to the com- time comes the full Senate should the central banker’s testimony mittee that she is on board with confirm her quickly and decisively guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not closely monitored worldwide. Bernanke’s plan to keep interest without the usual political hostage- necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. It’s a safe bet that few Americans rates near zero until the jobless taking designed to extract conces- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL have heard of Janet Yellen and rate, now 7.3 percent, falls to 6.5 sion from the White House. 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. even fewer could recognize her, percent. The bond-buying program The last thing our economy BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. but after a two-hour confirmation seems likely to remain in place at needs is more uncertainty. hearing before the Senate Banking BY EMAIL: [email protected] its current rate until at least March. Committee, Yellen, President Whether to continue it and how ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial writer Obama’s pick to lead the Fed, long will be one of Yellen’s first for Scripps Howard News Service. 5A

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Ongoing in the first floor confer- & Weight Loss Clinic on be fellowship followed 1 to 4 p.m. at the Fort vides a domestic violence Open registration ence room from 7 a.m. to Tuesday, Nov. 19 from 4:30 by a supper, short busi- White Public Library on support group every The Boys Club of 5 p.m. Donated items are to 5:30 p.m. at 194 SW Wall ness meeting, and Sandy Route 47 to answer ques- Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you Columbia County is now needed to make this sell Terrace. Please RSVP for Lindfors as guest speaker. tions about lawns and are a current or former sur- registering for their winter successful. Receipts from this event. Sandy’s program is plants. Bring samples for vivor of domestic violence, program which is on now this sale are matched by titled, “Chewed through free diagnosis or solutions. call 386-719-2702 for meet- through March 1. Fees the auxiliary and funds are Library program restraints.” Having taught For more information, call ing location and an intake for the session are $200 presented to those in the Friends of the Library oil painting for 40 years, 752-5384. appointment. All services and include transportation health profession who wish welcome Rick Smith, son Sandy is now retired. She are free and confidential. from all elementary, junior to continue their studies. of A Land Remembered uses her oil painting expe- Zumba classes and high schools. We accept any and all white author Patrick D. Smith, rience to compliment her Zumba Classes being NARFE meeting The club offers a vari- elephants to sell and every- who will present a multi- love for fabric art. offered at the Richardson The National Active and ety of activities including one is invited to buy. media program at 7 p.m. at Community Center every Retired Federal Employees sports, arts and crafts, The hospital is also look- the Main Library. The pro- VFW Bingo Tuesday and Thursday wil meet on Tuesday, Nov. game rooms, library and ing for golf car drivers gram will talk about Patrick VFW Post 2206, 343 night from 5:30-6:30 p.m. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Life special events. The club to transport patients and Smith and the research and Forest Lawn Way, hosts Classes are $5 each or sign Enrichment Center, 628 SE offers a homework pro- guests from the parking lot experiences that led him to Bingo quarter games every up at the beginning of the Allison Court. Blue Cross / gram with tutorial help for to the front door. If you are write his beloved novels. Tuesday from 12-3 p.m. and month for just $20 a month. Blue Shield will be present- all children. A computer 18 years or older, have a FREE tickets are required. 6:30-9:30 p.m. These are Classes taught by a certi- ing this year’s health ben- lab is also available. valid drivers license and Get your tickets in advance open to the public. Call 386- fied Zumba instructor, for efits and premium cost. All Call 752-4184 or visit the can donate four hours a at the Library. Please note 752-5001 with questions. more information call 386- federal retires are welcome club on Jones Way for more week, the Auxiliary would this is a change from the 466-7747. to attend even if you are not information. love to have you join their original location of the pro- Plant clinic a member. For more infor- team. Applications are gram. University of Florida Support group mation contact Jim Purvis Today available at the front desk Master Gardeners are Another Way Inc. pro- at 752-8570 or 292-9361. or in the gift shop. Art League meeting available every Tuesday Items needed The Art League of North and Thursday from 9 a.m. The Auxiliary of Shands Open House Florida invites the commu- to noon at the Columbia Lakeshore Hospital will The Chamber of nity to the monthly meeting County Extension Office’s hold their annual garage Commerce is hosting an at the First Presbyterian new location, 971 W. Duval sale to benefit continu- Open House & R/C for Church on Tuesday Nov. St. (U.S. 90), Suite 170, ing education on Nov. 19 Origins Family Medical 19 at 6:15 p.m. There will and ever Wednesday from “A Different Kind of Nursing” OBITUARIES Rate Per Hour Up To RN - $40.00 LPN - $25.50 CNA - $13.00 Eloise Davis-Foster of Macclenny, FL; her grand- two step daughters, Peggy Cross- a brother John Causebrook, RT - $26.00 EMT - $13.75 parents, Robert J. and Alethea ield (William), Little valley NY sisters; Irene Edwards and Mrs. Eloise Davis-Foster, age 68, Mann Sr. of Lock Haven, PA; and Katheleen Johnson (Wayne) Katherine Wilkinson, Susan APPLY ONLINE resident of Lake City, Florida met and Carol J. Mann, Avis, PA; Randolph NY, a son Eddie Pritchard, his parents; George her untimely death Monday, No- her father and mother in law, Causebrook (Mary) NY four and Bernice Causebrook passed California at Stanford California at www.cmsprostaff.com vember 11, 2013 as a result of a Jerry Courson (Tracy) of Cedar grandchildren, LeWanda Kight away 1993 and 1981. A step tragic accident. Park, TX. A host of extended (David Paul), Live Oak, Florida. grandson, Chad Miller. There Eloise was family and friends also survive. Christopher Causebrook, Paula will be no memorial or ser- born Septem- Funeral services for Sarah will Causebrook and Alanna Cause- vice. The family asks donations ber 11, 1945 be conducted at 11:00 A.M. brook. Step grandchildren, Lynn be made to the Heart Fund. in Lake City, Thursday, November 21, 2013 Crossield, Matthew Miller, Arrangements are under the 1-866-DIAL-CMS 386-752-9440 Florida to in the Chapel of the Dees-Par- great-grandsons, Zachary Miller, direction of DEES-PARRISH Mrs. Lizzie J. rish Family Funeral Home with Corry Miller, Levi Kight, great- FAMILY FUNERAL HOME. Lee and Mr. Reverend Butch Nelson ofici- granddaughters, Ellie Walters. Memphis at Louisville Hugh Lee, ating. Interment will follow in A brother, Robert Causebrook, Obituaries are paid advertise- her parents and 8 of her sib- the Corinth Cemetery (located (Laura), Lake Wales, Florida. ments. For details, call the lings preceded her in death. on Hwy 441 North). The fam- He was predeceased by a son, Lake City Reporter’s classified She received her educa- ily will receive friends from 6-8 William (Billy) Causebrook Jr., department at 752-1293. tion at Richardson High Wednesday evening in the Cha- School in Columbia County. pel of the Dees-Parrish Fam- Eloise was a faithful and dedi- ily Funeral Home. In Lieu of cated member of Trinity United lowers donations may be made Methodist Church and served on to Sun State Credit Union Ac- the Trustees Board, Finance and count # 113989 for her son Isaac Culinary committees, Stewardess Daniel Mann’s college fund. Ar- Board and she loved serving her rangements are under the direc- family and friends unselishly. tion of the DEES-PARRISH Jay Poole, AAMS® She was employed by the Co- FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Financial Advisor lumbia County School Board 458 South Marion Ave., Lake as a Bus Driver for many years. City, Florida 32025. Please 846 S W Baya Drive She leaves to cherish her memo- sign the on-line guest book at Lake City FL 32025 ries her loving and devoted hus- parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com 386-752-3545 band of 18 years, Mr. Gene Foster, www.edwardjones.com Sr., 4 children: Yolanda Rollins, William George Tyress Davis, Willie C. Davis Causebrook and Cecilia Davis all of Lake City, Florida, 8 step-children: Mr. William G. Causebrook, 79 Mattie May of Brooker, Florida, of Lake City FL passed away Gene (Maxie) Foster, J., Willie November 16, 2013 in Haven Michigan at Northwestern Gene (Connie) Foster, Kenny Hospice after (Sue) Wright all of Gainesville, an extended Florida, Curtis (Pamela_ Jones illness. Mr. of Goldberg, North Carolina, C a u s e b r o o k Leaf Relief Amy Gene Foster of Brooker, has been liv- Florida, Connie V. Foster of ing in FL for Lawn Tractor Lake City, Florida and James J. 43 years after Baylor at Oklahoma State Foster of Ocala, Florida. 2 sis- moving here 36 Mos. ters: Elizabeth Cooper of Lake from Little No City, Florida and Ethel Wyche of Valley, NY. Then moving to Interest Jacksonville, Florida, 35 grand- Fort White, in 1971 he owned a YTH22V46 children, 25 great-grandchildren 55 acre beef farm for 35 years and a host of nieces, nephews, before moving to Lake City. 22HP Briggs & Stratton her adopted families and friends. He was a Lieutenant in the Re- 46’’ Cut Hydrostatic Celebration for Mrs. Eloise Da- ception Medical Center in Lake $ 95 vis-Foster’s life will be Wednes- Butler, Florida and then was 1599 day, November 20, 2013 11:00 a contractor for several years. 95 am at Trinity United Method- He was also an avid golfer. He Double Bagger $335 ist Church, 248 N.E. Martin attended Little Valley Central Luther King Street, Lake City, School and got his GED at the Florida, Rev. Fatha DeSue, Pas- prison while working there. He is Family Owned and Operated Since 1978 • We service what we sell tor Eulogy, Interment will fol- survived by his wife of 57 years, Mikell’s Power Equipment, INC. low in Forest Lawn Memorial Joy Engelhaupt Causebrook and Gardens Cemetery. Friends may a daughter, Sherry Stills (Tom), 1152 West US 90 • Lake City • 752-8098 offer condolences Tuesday, No- Oklahoma at Kansas State vember 19, 2013 5:00pm until 7:00pm at Cooper Funeral Home Chapel 251 N. E. Wash- ington Street, Lake City, Florida. Arrangements entrusted to COOPER FUNERAL HOME 251 N.E. Washington Let us help Street, Lake City, FL 32055. Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D. Sarah Jean Edenield your business Mrs. Sarah Jean Edenield, 32, died Friday November 15, 2013 as a result of injuries sustained in an automo- bile accident. She was of the Baptist faith SHINE! and had lived in Lake City all of her life. Sarah had an Associates De- gree from Lake City Community College and attended the Univer- sity of Florida. Sarah was former- 1J?=C;F OSM ly employed in the legal profession and was currently employed ¢ at Cracker Barrel Restaurant. IN STOCK CARPET FROM 59 SQ. FT. She enjoyed scuba diving, ish- ing, spending time with her fam- ¢ ily and living life to the fullest. 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for around 20 years, said survived by a 19-year-old 2 men DISPUTE Monday he and the fam- daughter and Michelle Roofer assists with Continued From 1A ily were still trying to fig- Curry by a 12-year-old ure everything out. son, each from previous arrested and kitchen area,” Sharpe “We’re not sure why it marriages, Tyre said. TS Debby damage said. “It was a domestic happened,” he said, add- The daughter was away From staff reports violence case. Evidence ing that he wasn’t pres- attending college and Roger Whiddon, who ful- after at the scene indicated he ent during the incident. the son at his biological fills the role of long-term was obviously the victim “They’ve been estranged father’s home during the The United Way of recovery construction of a homicide.” a few times, but we’re not incident, he said. Suwannee Valley has been coordinator for the local threats Jeff Tyre, who had sure why it happened.” An investigation is working hard since sum- United Way. “It is not a known Christopher Curry Christopher Curry is ongoing. mer of 2012 to offset the rebuild activity which can By STEVEN RICHMOND damage done by Tropical be assigned to a visiting [email protected] Storm Debby to Columbia youth group.” County homes. Perry Roofing Company Two Lake City men were Violators would be charged with a Hundreds of local homes donated its assistance to arrested Sunday morning PHOTO BAN second degree misdemeanor. were affected by Debby, United Way of Suwannee following an incident in Continued From 1A Since public comments are not per- which far outnumbered the Valley to further its efforts which one of them threat- mitted during workshops, a representa- homes United Way was pre- to return Tropical Storm ened to kill his ex-girl- tive of the Lake City Reporter informed pared to assist. Debby-affected households friend and her friends, the be performed...to ensure compliance Johnson and the council before the While the local United to safe, sanitary and secure Columbia County Sheriff’s with SB 50.” meeting that the newspaper believed the Way had received grants conditions. Office reports. Johnson’s proposed revisions proposed ban to be a violation of state and donations specific to “Without the necessary Justin Ray Harrelson, 21, addressed matters other than SB 50 as law, and said the Reporter had sought the Tropical Storm Debby repairs to the roofs, interior and David Scott Archer, 25, well. an opinion from the attorney general’s long-term recovery effort, work is impractical. Perry both of 3822 NW Huntsboro During a one-hour workshop pre- office. the funding came up short. Roofing’s commitment is Street, arrived at the home ceding the regularly scheduled council Later, when asked during the work- That’s where Perry also a huge blessing to our of Harrelson’s ex-girlfriend meeting, council members made sev- shop by councilwoman Melinda Moses Roofing Company stepped committee,” said Suwannee a r o u n d eral edits to Johnson’s draft, but did not how the restrictions would work, Mayor in. Valley Long Term Recovery 11:15 p.m. discuss the section forbidding public Stephen Witt said he and city attorney “Volunteer labor for roof- Committee chair Pastor Saturday, photography without consent. Herbert Darby planned to examine the ing is a challenge,” stated Alvin Baker. the arrest “Photo opportunities are allowed matter in greater depth. r e p o r t before and following a council meet- The council decided to table further said. ing,” Johnson’s draft reads. “Photo discussion of Johnson’s proposed revi- T h e opportunities during a council meet- sions until the next workshop, pending Harrelson w o m a n ing will be allowed only upon invita- Witt and Darby’s findings. on a set of s a i d tion of the mayor or presiding offi- After the workshop, the Lake City four select tires Harrelson cer.” Reporter received an email from Pat Coolant Flush 99.95 had been The draft stated that persons declared Gleason, Special Counsel for Open Plus price match Fuel System Service 99.95 harassing out of order who refuse to comply with Government in the office of the Attorney guarantee Power Steering Flush 89.95 her for a the proposed code could be arrested in General, stating that a ban on photogra- Brake Fluid Service 49.95 few weeks violation of FS 871.01, a law forbidding phy such as that proposed by Johnson Bridgestone, Diesel Injection Serv. 139.95 following individuals from willfully interrupting or would be a violation of Florida’s open Missouri at Mississippi at Missouri Continental, Purchase a complete Detail the end disturbing a lawful public meeting. meetings law. Goodyear, for 119.95 of their Hankook, Pirelli Get a free oil change Archer m o n t h - (Up to 5 qts.) long relationship, deputies said. VESTPAKZ Once Harrelson and Continued From 1A Archer arrived at the home be included in the first round of back- and parked their truck at the packs to hit the market. end of the woman’s drive- “We’re trying to be as fashionable as way, Harrelson approached possible,” Grayer said. “We’re a backpack the residence with a semi- company. This is what we do already.” automatic handgun on his Already the company has sent Bell waistbelt, complaining that a selection of samples that will soon she wasn’t returning his keted for ages four to six, Bell placed be waiting in Walmart for the holiday calls, the report said. one of the Vestpakz on her friend’s 2- shoppers. Her favorite has been the Harrelson then report- year-old daughter. The little girl put it on, neon pink. edly pulled out the gun and unzipped the front pocket and stuck her Her first test subjects were a couple pointed it at another male pacifier in it. of children who live in her new home- and female who were sitting “We’ve had a lot of ups and downs, so town of Wake Forest, North Carolina. on the front porch with his to finally see it get on the shelves — it’s “They looked so darn cute,” she said. ex, the report said. really thrilling,” Wooley said. “A child will absolutely give you their #FUUZ#BLFS 0XOFS Harrelson then attempt- The product will not be offered in Lake honest opinion. They all seemed to like ed to punch the male in City, but it can be found in Tampa, and %PVH#BLFS 1SFTJEFOU0XOFS it. They were fighting over it, and each the face with the handgun stores throughout South Carolina, West Citadel at Clemson one wanted to wear it.” and later struck both his Virginia, Virginia, New York, Maine, Though the current samples are mar- ex and her female friend in Texas, Utah, Wisconsin and Alabama. the chest once they tried to intervene, deputies said. Harrelson allegedly said 48.BJO#MWE -BLF$JUZ he would kill anyone who got between him and his ex, ran back to the truck and fired “six or seven” shots in the air from the vehicle before he and Archer sped off. Deputies said they found a single spent 9mm bullet casing a short distant " #$ %$# & &$''($ $#( from the woman’s driveway )($ %# *($& + ,++$# - when they arrived on scene around 11:31 p.m. When authorities attempt- ed to make contact with the suspects at their last known residence, they saw a light through the window, heard ! the sounds of a television and a “scuffle” after depu- Kentucky at Georgia ties knocked on the front door, the report said. Dispatchers were able to triangulate Harrelson’s cell phone signal, revealing it to be within the vicinity of the residence, before calling in CCSO Swat to handle the apprehension of armed and barricaded suspects, the report said. Deputies said both suspects were found inside and arrested without injury or incident. However, deputies could not locate the handgun used in the incident, they said. Archer was booked into Indiana at Ohio St. Columbia County Detention Oregon at Arizona Facility on $20,000 bond. 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n To leave an anonymous message on a possible Nov. 19 dangerous situation concerning Columbia County schools, call toll-free, (866) 295-7303. n WESTSIDE ELEM. Holiday lunch in cafeteria n To leave an anonymous message on a pos- for grades K, 3, 4 sible truancy problem in Columbia County n LCMS Falcon Girls/Boys schools, call 758-4947. basketball vs. Suwannee 5/6:15 p.m. HOME; Falcon n Items for the school Emily Lawson,page should Lake be City dropped soccer vs FWMS 5/6:15 off or mailed to: p.m. HOME FWMS Varsity Reporter, 180 E. Duval St., Lake by 5 City, p.m. FL 32055; Soccer vs. Bradford at 6 faxed to (386) 754-9400; or e-mailed to [email protected] p.m. at FWHS; Middlen Thursdays. School Soccer vs. Lake City at 5/6:30 p.m. AWAY n FORT WHITE ELEM. Birthday Bash in lunch- room from 2:30-4 p.m.; Family Reading Night in media center from 5:30- 7:30 p.m. n FORT WHITE MIDDLE COURTESY Tribal Council Meeting at 6 p.m.; Parent University November Young Artists of the Month at 6:30 p.m.; AVID Parent Lake City Reporter Night from 6:30-7:30 p.m Five Points Elementary School’s Young Artists of the Month for November are: (front row, from left) 3rd grader Maya Goswami, Kindergartner Jelen Martinez-Vasques, 1st grader Nov. 20 Zoey Roberts, grade 1. Back row, from left: Art Teacher Cheri Copeland, 5th grader Chloe Sais, 2nd grader Shaun Gagnon, 4th grader Amber Rourks, Principal Terri Metrick, Shining Star Academy n WESTSIDE ELEM. Behavior Resource Teacher Lisa Lee. The Young Artist of the Month program is a business Kindergarten field trip to partnership activity between the Columbia County School System and Sunstate Federal Santa Fe Zoo Credit Union, Mix 94.3, Lake City Advertiser and Pizza Boy Pizza. n MELROSE PARK ELEM. book fair in media center n EASTSIDE ELEM. book fair begins during school hours CPS receives grant for AR Nov. 21 From staff reports to $2,400 through PTOs and work with school system business partners to match leaders to develop inno- n WESTSIDE ELEM. PTO The Consor tium funds available through vative programs that are meeting at 6 p.m. CFEF. responsive to local student n MELROSE PARK ELEM. of Florida Education Through the collabora- achievement needs. 1st grade Thanksgiving Foundations (CFEF), in tive effort of its members, CFEF is the membership Play in cafeteria at 6:30 conjunction with the State CFEF successfully advo- organization for Florida’s p.m. of Florida Department of cated for the creation of school district-wide local n RMS Wolf basketball Education recently award- legislative matching funds education foundations. COURTESY vs. Madison 5/6:15 p.m. ed the Columbia Public in 2000, which has pro- Established in 1987, CFEF AWAY; Chorus and SAIL to Schools Foundation, Inc. vided a dollar-for-dollar seeks to advance student A Living Wax Museum Alhambra Dinner Theatre $17,910 in matching funds incentive for local educa- achievement in Florida by in Jacksonville through the School District tion foundations to raise increasing private sector Students from Shining Star Academy of the Arts n LCMS Falcon Soccer Education Foundation private contributions for investment and involve- dressed as characters from books and historical events as vs. RMS 5/6:15 p.m. at Matching Grant Program. eligible projects. ment in public educa- part of the school‘s “Living Wax Museum.” The event was RMS The grant is entitled AR “I’ve seen the impact of tion. CFEF now has 59 organized by Shining Star Academy of the Arts teacher, n EASTSIDE ELEM. Books for Low Performing the Matching Grant pro- member foundations with Jennifer Richer. Each student was asked to read a book Eastside Night at Arby’s Readers. The matched grant gram first hand in Manatee 1,100 business and com- about someone, write a short biography, and then create 5-8 p.m. money will be used to assist County where I live, and I munity leaders serving as an accurate costume. Students remained “in-character” elementary schools in pur- am happy to help expand volunteer board members. n FORT WHITE MIDDLE throughout the event which was held on the Shining Star Girls, boys soccer vs. chasing additional Reading this program statewide to Collectively, they raise Renaissance books. The benefit other local educa- more than $50 Million campus. 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8A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 Annual Raid on the Suwannee is coming to life this weekend SCHEDULE Lofton Creek Band, period tea party, Grande Ball and battle re-enactment n This year’s events a part of the weekend entertainment. will feature full after- From staff reports noon battles at 2 p.m. at 9 a.m. each day. Saturday, Nov. 23 and The Annual Raid on the Civil War History Sunday, Nov. 24. Suwannee, a Civil War re- Florida was a major par- n The event opens at enactment presented by ticipant in the Civil War. 9 a.m. and closes at 5 Hardee’s Corp Civil War re- The pioneer families of p.m. Saturday and 4:30 enactors, will be held Nov. Florida were enterprising, p.m. Sunday. 23-24 at The Spirit of the producing farm products, n A 10 a.m. drill and Suwannee Music Park. cattle, goods and services weapons inspection will Hardee’s Corp presents of all types. The Union fully be held Saturday. A formal Ladies Tea will be their re-enactments in liv- recognized this, leading to held on Saturday at the event. ing color with authentic a series of skirmishes all n A formal Ladies Tea uniforms and artillery, over Florida. One of the will be held Saturday authentic encampments goals of the Union was to for re-enactors. MORE INFO and this time, two Civil War control shipping, and more n Grand Ball Saturday battles between the North importantly, the well-estab- night (public may For more information and South from 1861-1865. lished rail lines in Florida. attend free/Civil Guests may visit the This led to the well about the Spirit of the encampments of both known Battle of Olustee War period clothing Suwannee Music Park, Confederate and Union sol- some 30 miles to the east requested). call 386-364-1683, email diers Saturday and Sunday, of where the Raid is held n Authentic church spirit@musicliveshere. getting a realistic view of today. service Sunday morn- com or go to www. how the soldiers lived dur- About Hardee’s Corps ing at 10 a.m. at the ing the war between the SOSMP chapel on Rees coordinated events all over states. You may also shop Hardee’s Corps is a Lake. the Southeast for decades, the Sutler merchants who 501(3)C non profit organi- including the Brooksville have Civil War-era items zation that accurately por- n A grand review of and Crystal River re-enact- for sale. trays the events of this time the troops will be held ments which draw thou- Admission is $6 per adult in an atmosphere of “Folks at 1:30 p.m. Sunday sands of re-enactors and COURTESY PHOTOS with children 8 and under and Family.” before the last battle. those interested in this Re-enactors from Hardee’s Corps participate in last year’s free at the gate. Gates open The organization has unique experience. Annual Raid on the Suwannee. Pageant girls putting Join us for a Rion Paige party The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park will host an X-Factor viewing party with a giant on- stage TV screen on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 8 on Pennies for Pines p.m. Voting stations will be set up in the Music Hall for easy access after the show to support 13-year-old Jacksonville resident Rion Paige. Now in the Top 10, Rion’s fate as a contes- tant on the X-Factor is in the hands of America. There are several ways to vote: online voting at www.TheX FactorUSA.com, a Facebook page is required for full access; traditional voting via toll-free phone numbers and text messaging numbers provided during the show. The X-Factor will air at 7 p.m. but our party begins at 5 with dinner and Crewsyn Myles Band from Lake Butler. Admission is free.

COURTESY Front row, from left: Kyra Jordan (Little Miss Forestry Queen), Leanne Dicks (Runner Up Tiny Miss), Omari Foster (Tiny Miss Forestry Queen). Middle Row: Anglea Shope (Jr Miss Forestry Queen). Back row, from left: Kimberlynne Norman (Teen Miss Forestry Queen), and Heather Coody (Miss Columbia County Forestry Queen and Miss Florida Forestry Queen). Fundraising to reforest 10 acres of lost trees.

By TONY BRITT For additional F o r e s t pageant system is in place [email protected] information, Ser vice, to promote the forestry and contact Sharon w h o the importance of maintain- Your pennies can help Selder at (386) will pur- ing our national forests.” keep the fresh smell of 365-1203. c h a s e Selder said the Columbia pines in the Florida air. a n d County Forestry Queens The Columbia County plant trees in Osceola will make the first dona- Forestry Scholarship pag- National Forest and John tion in honor of Czarrah eant is in the midst of their Bethea State Forest. The Howard, who was killed in “Pennies for Pines” fund- forests have had 11,000 a wreck earlier this fall. raiser. acres destroyed by the “Our first acre will be “We’re collecting money to Okefenokee fires in 2010 in memory of Czarrah reforest part of the national and 2011. The U.S. Forest Howard — she was a par- forests that were destroyed Service is trying to reforest ticipant in last year’s pag- during man-made and natu- 250 - 500 acres per year to eant,” Selder said. ral disasters,” said Sharon replace trees destroyed in A certificate honoring her Selder, the Miss Columbia the fires. memory will be presented County Forestry Scholarship Selder said the organi- to Howard’s parents. Pageant director. zation started its fundrais- There are also plans to The Columbia County ing efforts Nov. 12 and it’s make the second dona- Forestry Queens are doing expected to last until mid- tion in honor of Deborah this fundraiser as part of December. Jenkins, the former pag- their community service “This is our first year eant director, who died in project. doing this,” she said. “Just August. The forestry queens will $68 can reforest an acre Donors may make con- submit, in $68 increments, and we would like to set tributions in honor of loved donations to The National our goal at 10 acres. This ones and also receive a cer- Garden Club and the U.S. is important because our tificate.

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COURTESY Columbia High cross country team members at the banquet on Saturday are (front row, from left) Bernita Brown, Sydni Jones, Ashley Jones, Caroline Cribbs and Dimple Desai. Back row (from left) are coach Brooke Solowski, Cody Bass, Elijah Henderson, Noah Henderson, Mike Perez and Zach Smithy. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Trey Marshall attempts to stiff-arm a St. Augustine High defensive player during the FHSAA Class 6A Region 1 quarterfinal in St. Augustine on Friday. Semifinals bring another rematch CHS, Bartram proceeds in the FHSAA the last two years, with Class 6A playoffs on Columbia winning at home Trail meet for Friday. last season. 3rd-straight year. The Tigers return home Bartram Trail knocked for the second round to Columbia out of the play- By BRANDON FINLEY take on Bartram Trail High offs during head coach [email protected] in another rematch from Brian Allen’s first year with the last two seasons. the Tigers, but after 51 Columbia High will con- The Tigers (10-1) and tinue a familiar road as it Bears (6-5) have split CHS continued on 8B

COURTESY Columbia High cross country’s 2013 MVPs Ashley Jones and Cody Bass receiver their trophies from coach Brooke Solowski (center). Cross country holds awards banquet Bass, Jones take banquet on Saturday. The Team Spirit awards Ashley Jones and Cody were presented to Dimple home teams’ top Bass received the MVP Desai and Chris Sellers. HEAR for the HOLIDAYS honors for year. awards. Jones also was Recipients of the Coaches recognized as a regional Award were Bernita RECONNECT. ENGAGE. From staff reports qualifier. Brown and Alex Faulstich Most Improved awards for the Lady Tigers and Columbia High’s cross went to Caroline Cribbs and Noah Henderson for the How do you know if you have a hearing loss? country team had its awards Zach Smithy. boys. And more importantly, what options are available? Reconnect with family and friends, and engage with your world this holiday season. Call to schedule your appointment today! $500 OFF 386.269.4651 an AGX5, 7, or 9 two-device hearing system. Expires 12/31/13.

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Harris USA Today Computer BCS Seattle 41, Minnesota 20 Homestead Rk Pts Pct Rk Pts Pct Rk Pct Avg Pv TELEVISION New Orleans 23, San Francisco 20 Sunday 1. Alabama 1 2620 .9981 1 1544 .9961 t1 .980 .9914 1 N.Y. Giants 27, Green Bay 13 (Start position in parentheses) 2. FSU 2 2517 .9589 2 1487 .9594 t1 .980 .9661 2 TV sports Denver 27, Kansas City 17 1. (5) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 267 laps, 3. Ohio St. 3 2375 .9048 3 1404 .9058 5 .850 .8869 3 Monday’s Game 130 rating, 47 points, $322,350. 4. Baylor 4 2343 .8926 4 1386 .8942 t3 .870 .8856 5 New England at Carolina (n) 2. (1) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 267, 139.9, 5. Oregon 5 2102 .8008 5 1231 .7942 6 .780 .7917 6 Today Open: Dallas, St. Louis 44, $293,251. 6. Auburn 7 1967 .7493 7 1145 .7387 t3 .877 .7860 7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Thursday, Nov. 21 3. (21) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 7. Clemson 6 2019 .7691 6 1217 .7852 7 .750 .7681 8 8 p.m. New Orleans at Atlanta, 8:25 p.m. 267, 122.5, 42, $203,860. 8. Missouri 8 1919 .7310 8 1129 .7284 t8 .710 .7231 9 ESPN2 — Kent St. at Ohio Sunday, Nov. 24 4. (8) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 267, 9. Stanford 11 1584 .6034 12 865 .5581 t8 .710 .6238 4 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 104.8, 40, $174,235. 10. Okla. St. 9 1660 .6324 9 1030 .6645 14 .470 .5890 12 6 p.m. Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. 5. (25) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 267, 96.5, 11. S. C’lina 12 1459 .5558 11 882 .5690 10 .640 .5883 10 FS1 — Vanderbilt at Butler San Diego at Kansas City, 1 p.m. 39, $167,968. 12. Tex A&M 10 1626 .6194 10 928 .5987 17 .400 .5394 11 8 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 1 p.m. 6. (4) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 267, 13. Mich. St. 13 1269 .4834 13 729 .4703 15 .440 .4646 16 ESPN — Memphis at Oklahoma St. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 110.4, 39, $156,701. 14. UCLA 15 1110 .4229 14 700 .4516 13 .510 .4615 13 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. 7. (11) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 267, 109.2, 15. Fr’sno St. 14 1126 .4290 16 622 .4013 16 .410 .4134 14 FS1 — Bucknell at St. John’s N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, 1 p.m. 37, $140,293. 16. N. Ill’ois 18 864 .3291 21 418 .2697 12 .520 .3729 15 NHL HOCKEY Carolina at Miami, 1 p.m. 8. (3) Joey Logano, Ford, 267, 98.7, 36, 17. Ariz. St. 22 570 .2171 22 352 .2271 11 .580 .3414 19 7:30 p.m. Tennessee at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. $119,518. 18. UCF 20 793 .3021 20 446 .2877 18 .320 .3033 17 NBCSN — Boston at N.Y. Rangers Indianapolis at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 9. (7) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 267, 19. Wisc. 19 794 .3025 17 511 .3297 20 .240 .2907 22 SOCCER Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. 109.1, 35, $134,221. 20. Okla. 21 746 .2842 18 502 .3239 21 .220 .2760 18 2:30 p.m. Denver at New England, 8:30 p.m. 10. (6) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 267, 21. L’uisville 16 1010 .3848 15 627 .4045 26 .010 .2664 20 ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, Monday, Nov. 25 91.7, 35, $126,246. 22. LSU 17 880 .3352 19 478 .3084 23 .150 .2645 21 World Cup qualifier, second leg, Sweden San Francisco at Washington, 8:40 p.m. 11. (26) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 267, 23. So. Cal 23 202 .0770 25 115 .0742 22 .170 .1070 NR vs. Portugal, at Solna, Sweden Open: Buffalo, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, 102.4, 33, $123,596. 24. Ole Miss 26 110 .0419 26 35 .0226 19 .250 .1048 NR NBCSN — Men’s national teams, Seattle 12. (18) Carl Edwards, Ford, 267, 87.5, 25. Minn. 25 183 .0697 23 173 .1116 28 .000 .0604 NR exhibition, United States vs. Austria, at 32, $115,435. Vienna 13. (13) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 267, 3 p.m. BASKETBALL 88.1, 31, $94,060. FS1 — Men’s national teams, 14. (10) Elliott Sadler, Toyota, 267, 74.8, COLLEGE POLLS exhibition, England vs. Germany, at NBA schedule 0, $88,110. London 15. (20) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 267, 1 a.m. Today’s Games 77, 0, $107,593. ESPN — Men’s national teams, World No. 13 UCLA (8-2) beat Washington 1. Alabama (100) 10-0 2,620 1 Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. 16. (19) Aric Almirola, Ford, 267, 78.4, AP Top 25 Cup qualifier, second Leg, New Zealand vs. 41-31, Friday. Next: vs. No. 21 Arizona 2. Florida St. (5) 10-0 2,517 2 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 28, $116,421. State, Saturday. 3. Ohio State 10-0 2,375 3 Mexico, at Wellington, New Zealand The Top 25 teams in The Associated New York at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 17. (15) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, No. 14 Michigan State (9-1) beat 4. Baylor 9-0 2,343 4 Press college football poll, with first-place Boston at Houston, 8 p.m. 267, 78.1, 27, $113,343. Nebraska 41-28. Next: at Northwestern, 5. Oregon 9-1 2,102 6 votes in parentheses, records through Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 18. (27) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, Saturday. 6. Clemson 9-1 2,019 7 FOOTBALL Nov. 16, total points based on 25 points Wednesday’s Games 267, 65.6, 26, $105,999. No. 15 UCF (8-1) beat Temple 7. Auburn 10-1 1,967 9 for a first-place vote through one point Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. 19. (22) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 267, 39-36. Next: Rutgers, Thursday. 8. Missouri 9-1 1,919 8 for 25th-place, and previous ranking: NFL standings Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 79.3, 25, $121,585. No. 16 Fresno State (9-0) did not play. 9. Oklahoma State 9-1 1,660 11 Record Pts Pv Washington at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 20. (24) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Next: vs. New Mexico, Saturday. 10. Texas A&M 8-2 1,626 10 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 1. Alabama (55) 10-0 1,495 1 Indiana at New York, 7 p.m. 267, 61.4, 24, $80,935. No. 17 Wisconsin (8-2) beat Indiana 11. Stanford 8-2 1,584 5 East 2. Florida St. (5) 10-0 1,445 2 Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 21. (2) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 267, 51-3. Next: at Minnesota, Saturday. 12. South Carolina 8-2 1,459 12 W L T Pct PF PA 3. Baylor 9-0 1,351 4 Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 74.1, 24, $104,255. No. 18 LSU (7-3) did not play. Next: 13. Michigan State 9-1 1,269 15 New England 7 2 0 .778 234 175 4. Ohio St. 10-0 1,343 3 L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 22. (9) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 267, vs. No. 10 Texas A&M, Saturday. 14. Fresno State 9-0 1,126 13 N.Y. Jets 5 5 0 .500 183 268 5. Oregon 9-1 1,210 6 Portland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 66.7, 22, $122,396. No. 19 Louisville (9-1) beat Houston 15. UCLA 8-2 1,110 16 Miami 5 5 0 .500 213 225 6. Auburn 10-1 1,205 7 Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 23. (14) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 267, 20-13. Next: vs. Memphis, Saturday. 16. Louisville 9-1 1,010 14 7. Clemson 9-1 1,115 8 Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 236 273 Boston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 65.9, 21, $85,360. No. 20 Northern Illinois (10-0) beat 17. LSU 7-3 880 17 8. Missouri 9-1 1,067 9 South Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 24. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 267, 70.7, Ball State 48-27, Wednesday. Next: at 18. Northern Illinois 10-0 864 18 9. Texas A&M 8-2 956 10 W L T Pct PF PA Houston at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. 20, $91,660. Toledo, Wednesday. 19. Wisconsin 8-2 794 21 10. Stanford 8-2 899 5 Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 252 220 Memphis at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 25. (30) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 267, No. 21 Arizona State (8-2) beat 20. UCF 8-1 793 19 11. Oklahoma St. 9-1 889 12 Tennessee 4 6 0 .400 227 226 55.7, 0, $93,543. Oregon State 30-17. Next: at No. 13 21. Oklahoma 8-2 746 20 12. South Carolina 8-2 870 11 Houston 2 8 0 .200 193 276 26. (23) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 267, UCLA, Saturday. 22. Arizona State 8-2 570 22 AP Top 25 13. Michigan St. 9-1 749 14 Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 129 318 57, 18, $103,724. No. 22 Oklahoma (8-2) beat Iowa 23. USC 8-3 202 NR 14. UCLA 8-2 710 13 North 27. (31) David Gilliland, Ford, 266, 48, State 48-10. Next: at Kansas State, 24. Duke 8-2 187 NR The top 25 teams in The Associated 15. Fresno St. 9-0 572 16 W L T Pct PF PA 17, $90,368. Saturday. 25. Minnesota 8-2 183 NR Press’ college basketball poll, with first- 16. Wisconsin 8-2 559 17 Cincinnati 7 4 0 .636 275 206 28. (40) Casey Mears, Ford, 266, 49.4, No. 23 Texas (7-3) lost to No. 12 Other teams receiving votes: place votes in parentheses, records 17. UCF 8-1 535 15 Pittsburgh 4 6 0 .400 216 245 16, $95,568. Oklahoma State 38-13. Next: vs. Texas Mississippi 110; Georgia 37; Cincinnati through Nov. 17, total points based on 18. LSU 7-3 439 18 Baltimore 4 6 0 .400 208 212 29. (29) David Ragan, Ford, 266, 48.8, Tech, Thursday, Nov. 28. 14; Texas 14; Miami 8; Nebraska 6; East 25 points for a first-place vote through 19. Arizona St. 8-2 430 21 Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 192 238 16, $93,157. No. 24 Miami (7-3) lost to Duke Carolina 3; Notre Dame 3; Michigan 2; one point for a 25th-place vote and last 20. N. Illinois 10-0 426 20 West 30. (28) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 48-30. Next: vs. Virginia, Saturday. Ball State 1; Louisiana-Lafayette 1; Texas week’s ranking: 21. Louisville 9-1 412 19 W L T Pct PF PA 265, 51.4, 14, $103,230. No. 25 Georgia (6-4) lost to No. Tech 1. Record Pts Prv 22. Oklahoma 8-2 318 22 Denver 9 1 0 .900 398 255 31. (32) David Reutimann, Toyota, 265, 7 Auburn 43-38. Next: vs. Kentucky, 1. Michigan St. (51) 3-0 1,608 2 23. Southern Cal 8-3 187 NR Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 232 138 38.5, 13, $74,685. Saturday. Oakland 4 6 0 .400 194 246 2. Kansas (7) 2-0 1,523 5 32. (37) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 264, 40.5, 24. Mississippi 7-3 119 NR ACC standings San Diego 4 6 0 .400 228 222 3. Louisville (7) 3-0 1,511 3 12, $71,960. 25. Duke 8-2 94 NR NATIONAL CONFERENCE 4. Kentucky 3-1 1,410 1 33. (39) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 264, Others receiving votes: Minnesota USA Today Top 25 Atlantic Division East 5. Arizona 3-0 1,339 6 39.7, 0, $71,760. 77, Notre Dame 11, Texas 10, Georgia 5, W L PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 6. Duke 2-1 1,320 4 34. (41) Ken Schrader, Ford, 263, 34.6, Cincinnati 1, Nebraska 1. Record Pts Pvs Florida St. 8 0 411 98 Philadelphia 6 5 0 .545 276 260 7. Oklahoma St. 3-0 1,198 8 10, $71,560. 1. Alabama (56) 10-0 1,544 1 Clemson 7 1 323 168 Dallas 5 5 0 .500 274 258 8. Ohio St. 3-0 1,172 10 35. (42) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 263, Top 25 results 2. Florida St. (6) 10-0 1,487 2 Boston College 3 3 154 164 N.Y. Giants 4 6 0 .400 192 256 9. Syracuse 3-0 1,135 9 31.9, 0, $71,360. 3. Ohio State 10-0 1,404 3 Syracuse 3 3 74 177 4. Baylor 9-0 1,386 4 Maryland 2 4 94 207 Washington 3 7 0 .300 246 311 10. VCU 3-0 928 14 36. (36) A J Allmendinger, Toyota, 257, No. 1 Alabama (10-0) beat Mississippi 5. Oregon 9-1 1,231 7 Wake Forest 2 5 103 199 South 11. Memphis 1-0 871 13 48.9, 8, $79,135. State 20-7. Next: vs. Chattanooga, 6. Clemson 9-1 1,217 6 NC State 0 7 114 230 W L T Pct PF PA 12. Wisconsin 3-0 763 20 37. (33) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 248, 27.9, Saturday. 7. Auburn 10-1 1,145 9 Coastal Division New Orleans 8 2 0 .800 288 183 13. Gonzaga 3-0 710 15 7, $78,912. No. 2 Florida State (10-0) beat 8. Missouri 9-1 1,129 8 Duke 4 2 203 178 Carolina 6 3 0 .667 214 115 14. Michigan 2-1 705 7 38. (38) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 242, Syracuse 59-3. Next: vs. Idaho, 9. Oklahoma State 9-1 1,030 10 Georgia Tech 5 3 249 186 Tampa Bay 2 8 0 .200 187 237 14. Wichita St. 4-0 705 16 36.5, 6, $65,750. Saturday. 10. Texas A&M 8-2 928 11 Virginia Tech 4 3 166 134 Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 214 292 16. Florida 2-1 619 11 39. (12) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, acci- No. 3 Ohio State (10-0) beat Illinois 11. South Carolina 8-2 882 12 North Carolina 4 3 200 152 North 17. Oregon 2-0 613 18 dent, 229, 76.8, 5, $91,741. 60-35. Next: vs. Indiana, Saturday. 12. Stanford 8-2 865 5 Miami 3 3 164 205 W L T Pct PF PA 18. UConn 4-0 600 19 40. (17) Trevor Bayne, Ford, engine, No. 4 Baylor (9-0) beat Texas Tech 13. Michigan State 9-1 729 16 Pittsburgh 2 4 131 173 Detroit 6 4 0 .600 265 253 19. New Mexico 2-0 353 22 223, 53.8, 0, $57,750. 63-34. Next: at No. 12 Oklahoma State, 14. UCLA 8-2 700 15 Virginia 0 6 100 215 Chicago 6 4 0 .600 282 267 20. Baylor 3-0 342 23 41. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, rear gear, 119, Saturday. 15. Louisville 9-1 627 13 Green Bay 5 5 0 .500 258 239 21. Iowa St. 3-0 296 — 31.2, 0, $53,750. No. 5 Stanford (8-2) lost to Southern 16. Fresno State 9-0 622 14 Minnesota 2 8 0 .200 240 320 22. UCLA 2-0 291 24 42. (43) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, vibra- Cal 20-17. Next: vs. California, Saturday. SEC standings 17. Wisconsin 8-2 511 20 West 23. Creighton 3-0 246 — tion, 104, 26.9, 0, $49,750. No. 6 Oregon (9-1) beat Utah 44-21. 18. Oklahoma 8-2 502 17 W L T Pct PF PA 24. North Carolina 2-1 213 12 43. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, Next: at Arizona, Saturday. East 19. LSU 7-3 478 18 Seattle 10 1 0 .909 306 179 25. Marquette 2-1 144 17 brakes, 63, 27.8, 1, $46,250. No. 7 Auburn (10-1) beat No. 25 W L PF PA 20. UCF 8-1 446 19 San Francisco 6 4 0 .600 247 178 Others receiving votes: Iowa 122, Race Statistics Georgia 43-38. Next: vs. No. 1 Alabama, Missouri 5 1 231 118 21. Northern Illinois 10-0 418 21 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 214 212 Indiana 109, Virginia 77, Harvard 72, Boise Average Speed of Race Winner: Saturday, Nov. 30. South Carolina 6 2 253 178 22. Arizona State 8-2 352 22 St. Louis 4 6 0 .400 224 234 St. 28, Belmont 18, Arizona St. 13, Villanova 130.693 mph. No. 8 Clemson (9-1) beat Georgia Georgia 4 3 233 237 23. Minnesota 8-2 173 25 Thursday’s Game 11, Xavier 10, Tennessee 9, Pittsburgh 7, Time of Race: 3 hours, 3 minutes, 52 Tech 55-31, Thursday. Next: vs. The Vanderbilt 3 4 199 231 24. Duke 8-2 131 NR Indianapolis 30, Tennessee 27 Colorado 6, Missouri 5, Florida St. 4, seconds. Citadel, Saturday. Florida 3 5 159 163 25. Southern Cal 8-3 115 NR Sunday’s Games Minnesota 4, Saint Louis 4, Cincinnati 3, Margin of Victory: 0.799 seconds. No. 9 Missouri (9-1) did not play. Tennessee 1 5 107 217 Others receiving votes: Mississippi Chicago 23, Baltimore 20, OT BYU 2, Indiana St. 2, UMass 2, George Caution Flags: 8 for 37 laps. Next: at Mississippi, Saturday. Kentucky 0 6 87 205 35; Cincinnati 23; Michigan 14; Texas 7; Oakland 28, Houston 23 Washington 1, Notre Dame 1. Lead Changes: 22 among 8 drivers. No. 10 Texas A&M (8-2) did not play. West Louisiana-Lafayette 6; Miami 5; Ball State Buffalo 37, N.Y. Jets 14 Top 13 in Points: 1. J.Johnson, 2,419; Next: at No. 18 LSU, Saturday. Alabama 7 0 277 83 4; East Carolina 1; Georgia 1; Nebraska Tampa Bay 41, Atlanta 28 2. M.Kenseth, 2,400; 3. K.Harvick, 2,385; No. 11 South Carolina (8-2) Auburn 6 1 253 196 1; Toledo 1. Pittsburgh 37, Detroit 27 AUTO RACING 4. Ky.Busch, 2,364; 5. D.Earnhardt Jr., beat Florida 19-14. Next: vs. Coastal Texas A&M 4 2 276 230 Philadelphia 24, Washington 16 2,363; 6. J.Gordon, 2,337; 7. C.Bowyer, Carolina, Saturday. Ole Miss 3 3 160 179 Cincinnati 41, Cleveland 20 Ford EcoBoost 400 2,336; 8. J.Logano, 2,323; 9. G.Biffle, 2,321; No. 12 Oklahoma State (9-1) beat Harris Top 25 LSU 3 3 193 162 Arizona 27, Jacksonville 14 10. 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Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 3B Memorial BOWLING Bowl final League reports tonight Lake City Bowl league results: HIT & MISS Team standings: 1. Strike 3 From staff reports (38-10); 2. Silver Ladies (33-15); 3. Legal Ladies (30-18). High team handicap game: Lake City will be rep- 1. Strike 3 814; 2. Spare Us 786; 3. Git resented by two teams in Up & Bowl 774. the Memorial Bowl cham- High team handicap series: pionship games today at 1. Legal Ladies 2,302; 2. Silver Ladies Memorial Stadium. 2,272; 3. Ten In The Pit 2,189. High handicap game: 1. Ida In the Junior Midget Hollingsworth 242; 2. Susan Newbern division the Lake City 223; 3. Jackie Alford 210. COURTESY Hurricanes play the Live High handicap series: 1. Linda Oak Bears at 6 p.m. Herndon 660; 2. (tie) Sandy Black, 300 games In the Midget division Angie Meek 603. (Results from Nov. 5) Shane Hill (left) and Zech Strohl recently bowled 300 games the Lake City Wildcats GOLDEN ROLLERS play the Madison Saints Team standings: 1. Ups and in Lake City Bowl league play. Hill rolled the first 300 game at 7:15 p.m. Downs; 2. Power E.N.D.S.; 3. Knock of his career in the Wednesday Night Mixed league. Strohl In last week’s Junior em Down. bowled his 10th sanctioned 300 game at Lake City Bowl in High team scratch game: 1. Knock Midget semifinal, the Lake em Down 654; 2. Ups and Downs the Monday Night Mavericks. City Hurricanes beat the 643; 3. WGASA 637. High team scratch series: 1. You’r (42-30, 20,933 handicap pins). High handicap series: 1. Amy Lake City Panthers, 22-0, High team handicap game: Becker 725; 2. Ida Hollingsworth 657; and the Live Oak Bears JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Up 1,911; 2. Power E.N.D.S. 1,879; Fort White High’s Rykia Jackson dribbles the ball during a 3. Gamblers’ 1,793. 1. Spoilers 833; 2. Pin Busters 824; 3. Dorinda Feasel 654. 1. Robert beat Madison, 16-6. High team handicap game: 1. 2 3. Handicappers 818. Stone 801; 2. Zech Strohl 719; In the Midget semi- game at Columbia High on Nov. 12. Girls & 2 Guys 872; 2. Wild Things High team handicap series: 3. Charlie Jolliffe 681. finals the Lake City 837; 3. (tie) Quirky Quad, WGASA 1. Awesome Four 2,545; 2. Double Up (Results from Nov. 8) 831. 2,383; 3. Pin Droppers 2,361. Wildcats beat the Lake High handicap game: 1. Teresa City Eagles 1, 14-8, and High team handicap series: 1. Power E.N.D.S. 2,473; 2. Ups and Williams 245; 2. Diane Madsen 232; Youth leagues Lady Indians 3. Yvonne McRae 231. 1. Ronnie Grey Madison beat the Lake Downs 2,451; 3. You’r Up 2,403. MAJORS SCRATCH City Wolves 2, 19-14 High scratch game: 1. Joyce 232; 2. Earl Hayward 227; 3. Rainer Team standings: 1. King Pins Hooper 181; 2. (tie) Louise Atwood, Stutt 222. (92.5-67.5); 2. Gary, Jimmy & ???? fall in overtime Betty Carmichael 174. 1. Bill Dolly High handicap series: 1. Betty (90-70); 3. Hammer Time (87-73). 211; 2. Lee McKinney 200; 3. Ric Carmichael 642; 2. Janet Nash/ High scratch game: 1. Linden Yates 194. Schaafsma 639; 3. Peggy Duncan GAMES Barney 183; 2. Lauren Snipes 179; By TIM KIRBY Baker County and Bussell High scratch series: 1. Debbie 634. 1. David Duncan 710; 2. Dan 3. Linden Barney 159. 1. Jesse [email protected] Walters 477; 2. Elaine Nemeth 460; Ritter 631; 3. Morrell Atwood 623. scored 12. Pigott scored Morrow 230; 2. Micheal Burlingame 3. Joanne Denton 450. 1. David (Results from Oct. 15) Today five points, with four from MONDAY NIGHT MAVERICKS 201; 3. Gary Beames 197. Duncan 597; 2. Wayne Johns 565; FORT WHITE — Fort Lindsay Love and a basket High scratch series: 1. Linden n Fort White High girls 3. Tom Young 532. Team standings: 1. Roger’s Barney 482; 2. Sara Sykes 467; soccer vs. Bradford High, White High’s girls bas- each from Aaliyah Ruise High handicap game: 1. Debbie Automotive (192.5-137.5); 2. Bias Well 3. Lauren Snipes 449. 1. Jesse 6 p.m. ketball team lost 55-54 and Jade Johnson. Walters 232; 2. Joyce Hooper 231; Drilling (191-139); 3. Team 6 (186.5- Morrow 596; 2. John Rossignol 517; 3. (tie) Louise Atwood, Betty 143.5). n Columbia High girls in overtime to visiting Washington finished 3. Chris Byrd 515. Carmichael 227. 1. Gerald Hale 261; High scratch game: 1. Zech Strohl soccer at Gainesville Baker County High on with 13 points and before MAJORS 2. Bill Dolly 237; 3. Ric Yates 224. 256; 2. George Walters 248; 3. (tie) Team standings: 1. Team 7 (24-8); High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) Thursday. suffering an injury mid- High handicap series: 1. Janie Brian Meek, John Smith 247. 2. The Strike Dragon (23-17); 3. The n Fort White High girls Leading by two points way through the third Posey 643; 2. Elaine Nemeth 625; High scratch series: 1. Zech Strohl Chase Is On! (22-18). 3. Nancy Tashiro 617. 1. Jim Bunett 691; 2. Bill Duncan 689; 3. Robert basketball vs. P.K. Yonge at the end of three quar- quarter. Medical support High scratch game: 1. Elaina Silcox 675; 2. Roger Jordan 648; 3. Wayne Stone 661. School, 7 p.m. (JV-5:30) ters, the Lady Indians was called and she was 182; 2. Tiffany Ritch 162; 3. Savannah Johns 646. High handicap game: 1. George appeared to put the game transported to the hospi- Barr 140. 1. Cory Lyons 209; 2. Josh n Columbia High girls (Results from Oct. 24) Walters 290; 2. John Smith 284; 3. Johns 182; 3. Josh Johns 173. basketball vs. Gainesville away with a 7-2 run to tal, but was recuperating TUESDAY NITE MIXED Mike Cadle 279. High scratch series: 1. Elaina High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) open the fourth quarter. at home the next day. High team handicap game: 1. Wolf High handicap series: 1. George Silcox 417; 2. Tiffany Ritch 386; Pack 872; 2. Bowlistic 868; 3. 10 In Walters 769; 2. John Smith 763; 3. Bill Wednesday Rykia Jackson started it Fort White hosts P.K. 3. Savannah Barr 353. 1. Cory Lyons The Pitt 846. Duncan 758. n Columbia High with a free throw, then Yonge School at 7 p.m. 492; 2. Chase Williams 476; 3. Josh High team handicap series: High average: 1. Zech Strohl Johns 464. soccer vs. Chiles High, Kasha Cook rebounded today for a district game. 1. Bowlistic 2,442; 2. Wolf Pack 2,441; 224.73; 2. Robert Stone 216.91; JUNIORS 7 p.m. (JV-5) and scored on the miss 3. Willies Fillies 2,406. 3. Dale Coleman 214.29. Team standings: 1. The Hurricanes Thursday of the second free throw. High scratch game: 1. Chris Travis (Results from Nov. 4) Fort White soccer TGIF (25-15); 2. The Strikers (24.5-15.5); 182; 2. Mary Lobaugh 180; 3. Maggie n Columbia High girls Desma Blake added a bas- 3. Da - Crushers (24-16). Battle 170. 1. Bobby Robinson 255; Team standings: 1. Trinity (35.5- ket and Cenise Armstrong Both Fort White’s soc- High team handicap game: 1. Lucky basketball vs. Union 2. Jim Lobaugh 234; 3. George 12.5); 2. Fun Tyme Travel (31.5-16.5); Strike 589; 2. Dazzling Diamonds 572; County High, 7 p.m. put back a rebound to cer teams were shut out Walters 211. 3. Back At Ya Again (30-18, 30,021 3. The Strikers 567. Fort White High offset a basket by Baker by Santa Fe High, 8-0, in High scratch series: 1. Mary pins); 4. The Incredi-Bowls (30-18, n High team handicap series: 1. Da Lobaugh 508; 2. Maggie Battle 478; 30,018 pins). soccer vs. P.K. Yonge County’s Kiala Pigott. games originally sched- - Crushers 1,637; 2. Techno Girls 3. Debbie Walters 469. 1. Bobby High team handicap game: 1. Da School, 7 p.m. (girls-5) However, Haley Bussell uled for Friday and moved 1,617; 3. The Hurricanes 1,613. Robinson 607; 2. Jim Lobaugh 584; Spares 1,004; 2. The Incredi-Bowls High handicap game: 1. (tie) Friday hit a pair of late buckets to Saturday. 3. George Walters 518. 959; 3. Back At Ya Again 948. Taylor Garmley, Jadyn Freeman 209; n Fort White High girls for the Wildcats and, after The Lady Indians are High handicap game: 1. Chris High team handicap series: 1. The 3. Daisha Poulnot 206. 1. Josh Travis 246; 2. Pat Frazier 230; 3. Lisa Incredi-Bowls 2,739; 2. Da Spares basketball vs. Interlachen two missed free throws 2-6, while the boys fell to Johnson 235; 2. Vincent Cavallero Wacha 218. 1. Bobby Robinson 300; 2,649; 3. Back At Ya Again 2,642. High, 6 p.m. by Fort White, Abby Rice 0-6. 216; 3. Trey Warren 203. 2. Jim Lobaugh 253; 3. Art Gordon High scratch game: 1. Ida tied the game with a 3- Fort White’s girls host High handicap series: 1. Jadyn n Columbia High 250. Hollingsworth 225; 2. Amy Becker Freeman 599; 2. Taylor Garmley soccer vs. Gainesville pointer and brought on Bradford High at 6 p.m. High handicap series: 1. Debbie 222; 3. Karen Coleman 209. 1. Robert 574; 3. Daisha Poulnot 572. 1. Josh High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) overtime. today and both teams Walters 649; 2. Pat Frazier 647; Stone 279; 2. Cody Howard 258; Johnson 573; 2. Tristan Miller 563; 3. Chris Travis 637. 1. Bobby 3. Zech Strohl 248. n Columbia High Alexa Hatcher scored bring in P.K. Yonge for 3. Vincent Cavallero 561. Robinson 742; 2. Art Gordon 668; 3. High scratch series: 1. Ida football vs. Bartram Trail first for Fort White in a district doubleheader at BANTAMS Jim Lobaugh 641. Hollingsworth 576; 2. Karen Coleman High handicap game: 1. Aliyah High in Class 6A regional the overtime, but Baker 5 p.m. Thursday. High average: Mary Lobaugh 170; 546; 3. (tie) Chris Pauwels, Amy Becker Rouse 162. 1. Jacob Hartman 164; 2. semifinal, 7:30 p.m. County reeled off the Jim Lobaugh 187. 485. 1. Robert Stone 768; 2. Zech Darin Handy 162; 3. Colin Jolliffe 120. (Results from Oct. 29) Strohl 719; 3. Wally Howard 645. Saturday next seven points. The Lady Tigers basketball High handicap series: 1. Aliyah SEXY SENIORS High handicap game: 1. Amy n Fort White High teams traded free throws, Rouse 444. 1. Darin Handy 464; Team standings: 1. Pin Droppers Becker 302; 2. Ida Hollingsworth 252; then Fort White tied the Columbia High dropped 2. Jacob Hartman 442; 3. Colin Jolliffe soccer at Santa Fe High, (46-26); 2. Awesome Four (42-30, 3. Chris Pauwels 240. 1. Robert Stone 337. 3 p.m. (girls-1) game with baskets by two games against Orange 21,260 handicap pins); 3. Outcasts 290; 2. Cody Howard 269; 3. Brett Khadijah Ingram, Blake Park and Santa Fe high Reddick 268. (results from Nov. 9) and Jackson. Bussell hit schools over the week- BRIEFS a free throw with :09 left end. and the Wildcats held on The Lady Tigers fell OUTDOORS for the win. to Orange Park, 50-28, Special pheasant Cook scored eight on Friday before falling points in the first quarter to Santa Fe, 47-31, on shoots offered to lead the Lady Indians Saturday. Leronia Allen is to a 12-8 lead. Delicia Lyric Boyd led the Lady offering a pheasant shoot Washington caught fire Tigers in scoring against for seniors 55 and older for the Wildcats with 12 Orange Park with 12 at 11 a.m. Nov. 30 and points in the second quar- points in the contest. She a parent/child shoot ter and Baker County led was the only Lady Tiger at a date in December 28-23 at the half. Eight in double digits for the to be announced. Cost points by Armstrong in game. of the senior shoot is the third quarter helped The Lady Tigers were $225 (a $25 discount) erase the deficit and Fort outscored 22-6 in the first which includes drinks White took a 39-37 lead at quarter and 14-4 coming and meal. Birds will be the buzzer. out of the half to make the dressed. There will be a Armstrong led Fort difference in the contest. prize bird worth a $125 White with 16 points. Columbia falls to 1-2 value. Birds must be Cook (14) and Jackson on the season after the ordered, so early sign-up (13) also hit double fig- losses. is requested. Spectator ures. Hatcher and Ingram The Lady Tigers host admission at the gate is scored four points and Gainesville High at $7 for adults and $2 for Blake scored three. 7:30 p.m. tonight in Lake children with proceeds Rice scored 17 for City. going to youth sports leagues. For details, call Allen at 754-9127 or Kevin Ogburn at (386) 628-2600.

SEMINOLES Gator Gigging Party on Nov. 26 The Lake City Seminole Club has a Gator Gigging Party at 6 p.m. Nov. 26 at Beef O’ Bradys. Special menu items will include gator tail. There will be an FSU-UF trivia contest and Seminole merchandise, as well as trip information for the national championship game and 2014 kickoff classic. For details, call Norbie Ronsonet at 752-2180. n From staff reports 4BSports

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COV WOODLEY AND JOHN WOODLEY CORY DEPRATTER DR. BRADY PRATT AND DR. KEVIN HAWTHORNE J.W. WEAPONRY & OUTDOORS FLORIDA GRASS MASTERS LAKE CITY ANIMAL HOSPITAL MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI OHIO STATE OHIO STATE OHIO STATE CLEMSON CLEMSON CLEMSON WISCONSIN WISCONSIN WISCONSIN OREGON OREGON OREGON STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA MISSOURI MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI BAYLOR BAYLOR OKLAHOMA STATE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE KANSAS STATE OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA MICHIGAN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN

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DR. JIMBO HALEY DAVID POTTER AND CHRIS CONE SHIRLEY MIKELL BRIAN LEWIS OLYMPIC HEALTH CHIROPRACTOR RONSONET BUICK GMC TRUCKS MIKELL’S POWER EQUIPMENT LEWIS INSURANCE MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI OHIO STATE OHIO STATE OHIO STATE OHIO STATE CLEMSON CLEMSON CLEMSON CLEMSON WISCONSIN WISCONSIN WISCONSIN WISCONSIN OREGON OREGON OREGON OREGON STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA MISSOURI MISSOURI MISSOURI MISSOURI BAYLOR BAYLOR BAYLOR BAYLOR LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN

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JOHN BURNS AND JOHN KASAK CHRIS SAMSON CHRIS DAMPIER AND ROBIN GREEN STATE FARM INSURANCE CMS PRO STAFFING PEOPLES STATE BANK MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI OHIO STATE OHIO STATE OHIO STATE CLEMSON CLEMSON CLEMSON WISCONSIN WISCONSIN WISCONSIN OREGON OREGON OREGON STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA MISSOURI MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI BAYLOR BAYLOR BAYLOR LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN MICHIGAN

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JANA HURST AND BEVERLY BASS MATT VANN AND MARC VANN CHRIS POTTLE BAKER’S COMMUNICATION VANN CARPET ONE WHOLESALE SLEEP/FURNITURE SHOWPLACE MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI OHIO STATE OHIO STATE OHIO STATE CLEMSON CLEMSON CLEMSON MINNESOTA WISCONSIN WISCONSIN OREGON OREGON OREGON STANFORD STANFORD STANFORD FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA MISSOURI MISSOURI MISSISSIPPI BAYLOR BAYLOR OKLAHOMA STATE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE

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WIN $25 TIE BREAKER: (SCORES) in Spending Bucks Bartram Trail @ Columbia Olympic Health Chiropractor Baker’s Communication Weekly ______NAME Ronsonet Buick GMC Trucks Vann Carpet One CONTEST RULES ______On Tuesday selected games will be sponsored in each of the ads of the participating ADDRESS merchants. Indicate which team you think will win by writing the team name beside the sponsoring merchant’s name in the entry blank. Entries may be mailed or dropped off at ______Mikell’s Power Equipment Wholesale Sleep/ the Lake City Reporter at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, FL 32055 or fax to 386-752-9400. Furniture Showplace Entries must be received by 5:00pm on Thursday following the contest. Prize will be PHONE awarded weekly on the basis of most games selected correctly. In case of a tie, the ______Lewis Insurance winner will be determined by the most accurate guess on the Tie-Breaker (score AGE required). You must be 18 years of age to enter; one entry per person. Participating sponsors and their families, employees of the Lake City Reporter and their families are not eligible to enter. This week’s reader winner: CAROLYN WAYT Page Editor: Emogene Graham, 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & COMICS TuEsDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 5B

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Woman dating younger man should take it slow DEAR ABBY: I am for a day of fun, fashion, attracted to a man who beauty and some shop- is 27 years my junior. He ping. When she’s stronger BABY BLUES is also attracted to me and feeling better about because he initiated our herself, mention that meeting. We have gone now she’s a free woman out a few times, and he starting a new life, a new says he doesn’t care about Abigail Van Buren image would help with the our age difference. He www.dearabby.com transition. has also mentioned us liv- DEAR ABBY: At sport- ing together and said he But I would suggest that ing events when every- would gladly pay half the you let this relationship one is asked to remove expenses even though I develop a little further their hats for the national make more than he does. before deciding whether anthem, does this include Is this appropriate in to move in together, and females? We attend NFL today’s society? I don’t age has nothing to do with football games and our BLONDIE look much older than it. grandson’s soccer games, he does. But I’m from a DEAR ABBY: I have a and it annoys me when generation in which this good friend I have known I see women leave their kind of thing would be for 15 years. We have been hats on. Doesn’t “every- looked down upon. Still, through a lot together and one” also include them? I realize that the world have grown through all of Shouldn’t they do this to has changed, and I feel a our changes. However, her show their respect for strong attraction to him. wardrobe hasn’t changed. our flag and country? — I would appreciate any She still dresses like Betty STICKLER IN FLORIDA advice you can give me. White’s character in “The DEAR STICKLER: — HIS OLDER WOMAN Golden Girls” from the Whether a woman’s IN MARYLAND 1980s. hat should be removed BEETLE BAILEY DEAR OLDER She is in a fragile state depends on where it is WOMAN: In many ways right now because of her being worn. In a theater the world has changed. recent divorce. How do I or at a wedding, the hat However, I assume that tell her to lose the shoul- should be removed as a you socialize with couples der pads so she can meet courtesy if it blocks some- and individuals in your a stud? — WARDROBE one’s view. At a sport- age group, and this may MISTRESS IN RHODE ing event, a casual hat cost you some of those ISLAND should be taken off when relationships because your DEAR WARDROBE the anthem is playing. friends may be uncomfort- MISTRESS: While your However, at more formal able with the age differ- impulse to help your events, if the hat is part ence. friend is laudable, it would of the woman’s ensemble, I have printed letters be a mistake to suggest it usually stays in place. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE from couples involved in she change her image while she is in a “fragile ■ Write Dear Abby at successful May-December www.DearAbby.com or relationships in which the state.” Let some time pass, P.O. Box 69440, Los age made little difference. and THEN make a date Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21- THE LAST WORD Get involved in events that April 19): Work on rela- allow you to interact with tionships. Set up rules and Eugenia Last people who have something SNUFFY SMITH responsibilities and keep to offer. ★★★ equality in mind. Think LEO (July 23-Aug. ★★★★★ Face situations about the changes you 22): Speak from the heart. head-on. Expect to meet want to make with regard Address issues openly with opposition and be pre- to where or how you live. and honestly. There is pared to make the changes Back away from anyone no room for error when necessary to accommodate who has been dragging dealing with relationships the results you want to you down. ★★★★ or domestic issues. Don’t see. Strive to make room TAURUS (April take on what you cannot for new endeavors. ★★★ 20-May 20): Express handle. Make decisions CAPRICORN your ideas through your and changes you know you (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): actions. Take ideas from can manage. ★★★★ Accommodate others and your past and revamp and VIRGO (Aug. 23- you will end up getting ZITS reuse to fit your current Sept. 22): Lend a helping exactly what you want. needs. A personal relation- hand and you will get a Your ability to charm and ship, along with a plan you rare opportunity to wit- maneuver your own ideas want to pursue, should ness something special. into place will lead to an be developed and put into A change in the way you interesting and prosperous play. Love is highlighted. feel about monetary pos- partnership. Don’t pay for ★★★ sessions will help you put someone else’s mistake. GEMINI (May 21- some personal changes ★★★ June 20): Disillusionment you want to make into AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- will surface regarding a perspective. Live, love and Feb. 18): Don’t share job or task you have to laugh. ★★ your plans with others if perform. Make any adjust- LIBRA (Sept. 23- you want to avoid med- GARFIELD ments required to ensure Oct. 22): Use what you dling. A partnership will that you get things right have done in the past to be under pressure due to the first time around. help you move forward the changes you feel are Uncertainty will need now. Refuse to let anyone important to your emotion- straight communication belittle what you have to al well-being. Tempers are to be resolved. Anger will offer. Believe in your intel- likely to escalate if you are create delays. ★★★ ligence, knowledge and too vocal. ★★★★★ CANCER (June 21- attributes, and pursue your PISCES (Feb. 19- July 22): Spend time with goals. Research will help March 20): A partnership friends, family and peers, build your confidence. will suffer if you cannot and you will boost your ★★★★★ agree on the changes you confidence. Opportunities SCORPIO (Oct. 23- want to make, neglect your B.C. are present if you display Nov. 21): A unique change responsibilities or renege an earnest pursuit of your at home will add to your on a promise. A sudden goals. Romance is in the comfort and please some- change of heart can be stars and will do wonders one you love. Invest in an expected if you don’t hold for your ego and your love idea that allows you to use up your end of a bargain. life. ★★★ your skills in unusual ways. ★★ CELEBRITY CIPHER

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FOR BETTER OR WORSE CLASSIC PEANUTS 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 Classified Department: 755-5440

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ing. Each Bidder shall submit one original and one copy of their bid pa- perwork in the sealed envelope. Contractor’s Prequalification: All construction personnel who will be working on the Columbia County School District property as part of this project are required by Florida law, F.S. 1012.32, to meet Level 2 criminal background screening requirements. Bid Documents Prepared By: Kail Partners, LLC, Architecture & Interiors PO Box 359055 Gainesville, Florida 32635-9055 (352) 871-4935, [email protected] Bid Documents Available From: http://www.kailpartners.com Project Description: Roof Demolition and Roof Replace- ment Classroom Building No. 3 at Melrose Park Elementary School and portions of Administration, Class- room and Dining Building No. 1 at Five Points Elementary School as outlined in the Documents. The work includes, but is not limited to, demolition, rough carpentry, roof insula- Lake City Reporter Classifieds dial-a-pro tion, modified bituminous membrane Reporter Service Directory Legal Legal Legal Legal roofing, sheet metal flashing and 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties trim, roof specialties, joint protec- Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tion, painting and coating, general OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA mechanical requirements and general CUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION electrical requirements. COLUMBIA COUNTY CIVIL DI- FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDIC- CASE NO. 13-414-CA File No. 38-2013-CP-182 Right to Waive Irregularities and Tree Service VISION TION DIVISION JMD PROPERTY OF NORTH IN RE: ESTATE OF MEGAN NIC- Technicalities: Case No. 12-2013-CA-000134 CASE NO. 13-117-CA FLORIDA, LLC, a Florida limited OLE RIGDON, The Columbia County School Dis- CENLAR FSB, Plaintiff, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- liability company, Deceased. trict reserves the right to waive mi- Halsey & Sons Tree Service vs. LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW Plaintiff, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tree trimming/removal/ stump nor irregularities and/or technicali- JAMES W. RIGSBY A/K/A JAMES YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE v. The administration of the estate of ties associated with this solicitation. grinding. All major credit cards WILLIAM RIGSBY, LORELEY HOLDERS OF THE CERTIFI- DIANE L. GRIMMER; and JUDY Megan Nicole Rigdon, deceased, The Director of Purchasing of the accepted. Call 352-745-0630. IRIZARRY, ROLLING OAKS CATES, FIRST HORIZON MORT- C. WYNDHAM, including any un- whose date of death was May 25, Columbia County School District OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIF- known spouses of said Defendants, 2013, is pending in the Circuit Court shall be the final authority regarding Robert’s Stump Grinding AND UNKNOWN ICATES SERIES FHAMS 2004- heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, for Columbia County, Florida, Pro- wavers of irregularities and techni- Low as $10 each. Licensed & TENANTS/OWNERS, FA2, BY FIRST HORIZON HOME lienors, creditors, trustees, or other bate Division, the address of which calities. Insured. No trucks in your yard. Defendants. LOANS, A DIVISION OF FIRST claimants by, through, under or is 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake FOR THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Call or Text 386-984-6040 NOTICE OF SALE TENNESSEE BANK NATIONAL against any of them, and all un- City, FL 32055. The names and ad- SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice is hereby given, pursuant to ASSOCIATION, MASTER SERV- known natural persons, if alive, and dresses of the personal representative Terry L. Huddleston, Superintendent Final Judgment of Foreclosure for ICER, IN ITS CAPACITY AS if dead or not known to be dead or and the personal representative’s at- By: R.M. “Mike” Null Plaintiff entered in this cause on Oc- AGENT FOR THE TRUSTEE UN- alive, their unknown spouses, heirs, torney are set forth below. Director of Purchasing Legal tober 31, 2013, in the Circuit Court DER THE POOLING AND SERV- devisees, grantees, creditors or other All creditors of the decedent and oth- of Columbia County, Florida, I will ICING AGREEMENT, Plaintiff, persons claiming by, through or un- er persons having claims or demands 05541934 sell the property situated in Colum- vs. der them, and against all persons against decedent’s estate on whom a November 12, 19, 2013 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE bia County, Florida described as: GREGORY LYONS AND WY- claiming any right, title or interest in copy of this notice is required to be THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN LOT 34, ROLLING OAKS SUBDI- NETTE LYONS, et al. and to the lands described herein, served must file their claims with AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, VISION, ACCORDING TO THE Defendant(s). Defendants. this court WITHIN THE LATER OF Job FLORIDA MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 100 Opportunities CASE NO. 12-2010-CA-000262 CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PA- SALE TO: JUDY C. WYNDHAM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. GES 132-132-B, PUBLIC RE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Address Unknown THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- Plaintiff, 05541914 CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF up of Plant #2. Now v. TY, FLORIDA. sure dated October 28, 2013, and en- to quiet the title on the following A COP OF THIS NOTICE ON START NANETTE R. CHILDS A/K/A NA- and commonly known as: 241 NW tered in 13-117-CA of the Circuit property in Columbia County, Flori- THEM. hiring for all Positions including NETTE CHILDS; UNKNOWN POMPANO CT, LAKE CITY, FL Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in da: All other creditors of the decedent Quality Control and Cad Opera- SPOUSE OF NANETTE R. 32055; including the building, appur- and for Columbia County, Florida, Lot 33, Unit 22, THREE RIVERS and other persons having claims or tor. Experience positions for CHILDS A/K/A NANETTE tenances, and fixtures located there- wherein THE BANK OF NEW ESTATES, a subdivision as recorded demands against decedents estate Construction Workers: Framers, CHILDS; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; in, at public sale, to the highest and YORK MELLON F/K/A THE in plat thereof recorded in Plat Book must file their claims with this court Electrical and Plumbing. Bene- UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND best bidder, for cash, AT THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS 6, Page 16, public records, Columbia WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE fits available for full time em- ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES FRONT DOOR OF THE COLUM- TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS County, Florida. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- ployees. Applicants can apply at CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- BIA COUNTY COURTHOUSE, OF THE CERTIFICATES, FIRST Tax Parcel No.: 00-00-00-01406-000 TION OF THIS NOTICE. Champion Home Builders, DER OR AGAINST THE ABOVE 145 N. HERNANDO STREET, HORIZON MORTGAGE PASS- has been filed against you and you ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Lake City, Fl. NAMED DEFENDANT(S), WHO LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, on Febru- THROUGH CERTIFICATES SER- are required to serve a copy of your IN THE TIME PERIODS SET (IS/ARE) NOT KNOWN TO BE ary 5, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. IES FHAMS 2004-FA2, BY FIRST written defenses, if any, to it on FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER Any persons claiming an interest in HORIZON HOME LOANS, A DI- MARK E. FEAGLE, Plaintiff’s at- THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 05542119 SAID UNKNOWN GRANTEES, the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- VISION OF FIRST TENNESSEE torney, whose address is 153 NE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Maintenance Person ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CRED- er than the property owner as of the BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Madison Street, Post Office Box NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Convenience Store Group is ITORS, TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, date of the lis pendens must file a TION, MASTER SERVICER, IN 1653, Lake City, Florida 32056- PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, seeking an experienced OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; claim within 60 days after the sale. ITS CAPACITY AS AGENT FOR 1653, on or before December 22, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Maintenance person. Defendants. Dated this 4th day of November, THE TRUSTEE UNDER THE 2013, and file the original with the YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Job will include pressure NOTICE OF SALE 2013. POOLING AND SERVICING Clerk of this Court either before DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH washing, painting and general Notice is hereby given that, pursuant Clerk of the Circuit Court AGREEMENT, is the Plaintiff and service on the Plaintiff’s attorney or IS BARRED. maintenance of properties to to the Summary Final Judgment of P. Dewitt Cason GREGORY LYONS; WYNETTE immediately thereafter; otherwise, a The date of first publication of this Foreclosure entered on March 12, maintain excellent curb appeal. By: P. A. Perry LYONS; FIRST HORIZON HOME default will be entered against you notice is November 12, 2013. A/C & Refrigeration, Electrical, 2012, and the Order Rescheduling Deputy Clerk LOAN CORPORATION; UN- for the relief demanded in the com- Attorney for Personal Representa- Foreclosure Sale entered on Novem- plumbing and carpentry KNOWN TENANT(S) are the De- plaint or petition. tive: experience would be a plus ber 4, 2013, in this cause, in the Cir- 05541909 fendant(s). P. Dewitt Cason as the DATED this 30 day of October, /s/ A. Scott Toney cuit Court of Columbia County, Flor- November 12, 19, 2013 Clerk of the Circuit Court will sell to 2013. A. Scott Toney, Esquire Competitive pay paid weekly, ida, I will sell the property situated in the highest and best bidder for cash, P. DEWITT CASON Attorney for Dolores Babbish vacation, company vehicle Columbia County, Florida, described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 173 NE Hernando Ave., Lake City, Clerk of Court Florida Bar Number: 982180 may be included for some as: THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FL 32056, at 11:00 AM on February BY: /s/ B. Scippio 804 Northwest 16th Avenue positions and opportunity to LOT 11 OF GLENWOOD, A SUB- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, 26, 2014, the following described Deputy Clerk Pecan Park, Suite B join a progressive and DIVISION ACCORDING TO THE FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDIC- property as set forth in said Final Gainesville, Florida 32601 fast growing company PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN TION DIVISION Judgment, to wit: 05541881 Telephone: (352)376-6800 Apply on line at: PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 59, OF THE CASE NO. 13000368CAAXMX LOT 59, FAIRWAY VIEW SUBDI- November 5, 12, 19, 26, 2013 Fax: (352) 376-6802 fasttrackstores.com PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- CHAMPION MORTGAGE COM- VISION, "UNIT 1", A SUBDIVI- E-Mail: [email protected] BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. PANY, Plaintiff, SION ACCORDING TO THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Personal Representative: a/k/a 311 HUMBLE STREET, vs. PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN /s/ Dolores Babbish 05542121 LAKE CITY, FL 32025 KAYATTA F. WILLIAMS, AS PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 97-99, PUB- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Dolores Babbish at public sale, to the highest and best PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA 881 SW Sunview Street bidder, for cash, Third Floor of the OF THE ESTATE OF ANNIE BEU- COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION Fort White, FL 32038 Columbia County Courthouse, 173 LAH ANDERSON, DECEASED, et Any person claiming an interest in FILE NUMBER: 2013-CP-243 The Lake City Reporter is now NW Hernando Avenue, Lake City, al. Defendant. the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- IN RE: ESTATE OF 05541917 seeking qualified candidates FL 32055, at eleven o’clock a.m., on NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE er than the property owner as of the CARL HENRY RENTZ, November 12, 19, 2013 for the position of February 5, 2014. SALE date of the lis pendens must file a Deceased. Sales Associate Any person claiming an interest in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- claim within 60 days after the sale. NOTICE TO CREDITORS INVITATION TO BID This position requires self the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- If you are a person with a disability The administration of the Estate of BID NO. 2013- sure date October 3, 2013, and en- SALE OF AMBULANCES motivation and drive to assist er than the property owner as of the who needs any accommodation in CARL HENRY RENTZ, deceased, business' within the community date of the lis pendens must file a tered in 13000368CAAXMX of the order to participate in this proceed- File Number 2013-CP-243, who died Please be advised that Columbia claim within 60 days after the sale. Circuit Court of the THIRD Judicial County, desires to accept sealed bids with their marketing and sales ing, you are entitled, at no cost to intestate, is pending in the Circuit plans. Applying candidates NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH DIS- Circuit in and for Columbia County, you, to the provision of certain assis- Court for Columbia County, Florida, for the sale of two (2) ambulances: ABILITIES: IF YOU ARE A PER- Florida, wherein CHAMPION Probate Division, the address of 2007 GMC C4500 Osage Type III must poses and energetic tance. Persons with a disability who and professional attitude SON WITH A DISABILITY WHO MORTGAGE COMPANY, is the need any accommodation to partici- which is 173 N.E. Hernando Avenue, 160,000 miles NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION Plaintiff and KAYATTA F. WIL- pate should call the ADA Coordina- Lake City, Florida 32055. The name 2008 GMC C4500 Osage Type III along with a clean driving IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN LIAMS, AS PERSONAL REPRE- tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box and address of the Personal Repre- 155,000 Miles history. Pay range is THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- sentative and the Personal Represen- Both Ambulances are currently in based on experience. ENTITLED, AT NOT COST TO ANNIE BEULAH ANDERSON, 719-7428, at least 7 days before your tative’s attorney are set forth below. use. This position is offered Salary YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF DECEASED; UNITED STATES OF scheduled court appearance, or im- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Bids will be accepted through 11:00 plus uncapped Commission. CERTAIN ASSISTANCE, PLEASE AMERICAN ACTING ON BE- mediately upon receiving this notifi- ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A.M. on December 3, 2013. Please send all resumes to CONTACT NANCY NYDAM AT HALF OF THE SECRETARY OF cation if the time before the sched- All persons on whom this notice is Specifications and Bid Forms may [email protected] ROOM 205, COLUMBIA COUN- HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL- uled appearance is less than 7 days; served who have objections that be downloaded from the County’s or mail to: TY COURTHOUSE, P.O. BOX OPMENT; PHYLLIS FOSTER; PA- if you are hearing impaired call (800) challenge the qualifications of the web site: Attn: Theresa Westberry 180 1569, LAKE CITY, FL 32056. (904) MELA MITCHELL are the Defend- 955-8771; if you are voice impaired personal representative, venue or ju- http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ East Duval Street, Lake City, Fl 758-1263, SUNCOM 839-2163, ant(s). P. Dewitt Cason as the Clerk call (800) 955-8770. risdiction of this Court are required PurchasingBids.asp 32055 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF of the Circuit Court will sell to the Dated this 29th day of October, to file their objections with this Columbia County reserves the right YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NO- highest and best bidder for cash at to reject any and/or all bids and to 2013. Court, WITHIN THE LATER OF 114 TEMP Farm Workers needed TICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR 173 NE Hernando Ave., Lake City, P. Dewitt Cason THREE MONTHS AFTER THE accept the bid that is in the County’s FL 32056, at 11:00 AM on January best interest. 12/16/13-10/15/14. Workers will VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL (904) As Clerk of the Court DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 758-2139. 8, 2014, the following described By: /s/ P.A. Perry BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- perform a variety of duties property as set forth in said Final TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR- SIONERS associated w/ growing peaches: Dated at Lake City, Florida, this 4th As Deputy Clerk TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF day of November, 2013. Judgment, to wit: By /s/ Stephen E. Bailey planting, thinning, pruning, LOT 4 BLOCK C, GALLOWAY SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS STEPHEN E. BAILEY, P. DeWitt Cason 05541864 NOTICE ON THEM. cultivating, harvesting, & packing Clerk of the Circuit Court GROVE REPLAT, ACCORDING November 12, 19, 2013 CHAIRMAN peaches. 3 Mos. Verifiable exp. By: P. A. Perry TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE- All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands harvesting a perishable crop. Deputy Clerk OF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 05542086 Guaranteed 3/4 of contract hours. BOOK 3, PAGE 64, OF THE PUB- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN against decedent’s estate on whom a November 19, 26, 2013 copy of this notice is served within All tools, supplies, & equipment 05541910 LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, THE COLUMBIA COUNTY provided at no cost. Free housing November 12, 19, 2013 COUNTY, FLORIDA. FLORIDA three months after the date of the first publication of this notice must SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LAKE provided for non-commuting Any person claiming an interest in Case No.: 2013-917-DR CITY, FLORIDA WILL RECEIVE workers. Transportation & subsis- AT&T Mobility is registering a self- the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOP- file their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING: tence reimbursed to worker upon support telecommunications tower er than the property owner as of the TION OF: MELROSE PARK AND FIVE with the FCC located at 483 SW date of the lis pendens must file a V.A.B., III MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF completion of 50% of contract or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF POINTS ELEMENTARY earlier if appropriate. Pay rate is Simpkins Place, Fort White, FL claim within 60 days after the sale. and SCHOOLS ROOF REPLACE- 32038; 30˚2’8.0”N,82˚41’40.3”. The If you are a person with a disability S.M.M-W THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS $9.78/hr or applicable piece rates AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE MENT LAKE CITY, FLORIDA depending on crop activity. Work- height of this tower will be 70.1 me- who needs any accommodation in Adoptees CCSD BID NUMBER: 3284 ters above ground level (96.6 m order to participate in this proceed- NOTICE OF ACTION FOR PUBLI- OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON sites in Edgefield & Saluda Co’s THEM. ARCHITECT’S PROJECT NO. above mean sea level). The proposed ing, you are entitled, at no cost to CATION 1345 SC. Applicants should report or lighting scheme on the tower will be you, the provision of certain assis- TO: Sara Catina McDonald All other creditors of the decedent send a resume to the nearest FL and persons having claims or de- Date & Time for Receiving Bids: steady red burning or flashing red tance. Persons with a disability who YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Tuesday, November 26, 2013 at 2:00 Agency of Workforce Innovations beacon. Interested persons may re- need any accommodation to partici- for Termination of Parental Rights mands against the decedent’s estate Office 386-755-9026 & reference must file their claims with this Court p.m. view the application for this project pate should call the ADA Coordina- and Adoption by Court Appointed Date, Time and Place for job # 568322.Carolina Farms & at www.fcc.gov/asr/applications by tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box Guardians, has been filed against WITHIN THREE MONTHS AF- Pre-Bid Conference: Harvesting, Inc. – Johnston, SC entering the associated Antenna 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- you. You are required to serve a TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST All interest bidders are invited to at- Structure Registration (Form 854) 719-7428, at least 7 days before your copy of your written defenses, if any, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. tend the Pre-Bid Conference to be 285 TEMP. Farm Workers needed file no.: ASR file#A0864567; And scheduled court appearance, or im- to this action on Stephen M. Witt, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND held at 10:00 a.m. local time on 12/26/2013 – 8/31/2014. 3 months may raise environmental concerns mediately upon receiving this notifi- Petitioner’s attorney, whose address OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Tuesday, November 19, 2013 on the experience hand harvesting a per- about the project under the National cation if the time before the sched- is P. O. Box 2064, Lake City, Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. campus of Melrose Park Elementary uled appearance is less than 7 days; on or before December 18, 2013, and The date of the first publication of ishable crop. Workers will plant, Environmental Policy Act rules of School, 820 SE Putnam St., Lake cultivate, and harvest diversified the Federal Communications Com- if you are hearing impaired call (800) file the original with the clerk of this this Notice is November 12, 2013. City Florida, 32025. mission, 47 CFR §1.1307, by notify- 955-8771; if you are voice impaired court at 135 N. Hernando St., Lake Personal Representative: crops. Worksite in Edgefield Co. Place for Receiving Bids: SC. Random drug testing at em- ing the FCC of the specific reasons call (800) 955-8770. City, Florida, 32055, either before Shirley Rentz Bids may be mailed or hand deliv- that the action may have a significant Dated this 30 day of October, 2013. service on the Petitioners’ attorney 5674 S.W. County Road 242 ployer’s expense. Guaranteed 3⁄4 ered as follows: of contract hours. Free housing impact on the quality of the human P. Dewitt Cason or immediately thereafter, otherwise Lake City, Florida 32024 Columbia County School District environment. Requests for Environ- As Clerk of the Court a default will be entered against you Attorney for Personal Purchasing Department-Room 233 provided for non-commuting mental Review must be filed within By: /s/ B. Scippio for the relief demanded on the peti- Representative: Administration Complex workers. Transportation & subsis- 30 days of the date that notice of the As Deputy Clerk tion. Martin L. Black, Esquire 372 West Duval Street tence reimbursed to workers upon project is published on the FCC’s DATED this 14 day of November, 219 East Virginia Street Lake City, Florida 32055-3990 completion of 50% of contract, or website and may only raise environ- 05541869 2013. Tallahassee Florida 32301 All bids must arrive and be date/time earlier, if appropriate. Work tools, mental concerns. The FCC strongly November 12, 19, 2013 P. DeWitt Cason 850-222-1343 stamped b a Purchasing Department supplies, and equipment will be encourages interested parties to file CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT representative prior to the specified provided at no cost to the worker. Requests for Environmental Review By. /s/ Sol Rodriguez 05541972 bid opening date/time. The Columbia $9.78/hr plus applicable piece rate online at www.fcc.gov/asr/environ- Deputy Clerk November 12, 19, 2013 county School District will not be re- depending on crop activity. Report mentalrequest, but they may be filed sponsible for postal or other delivery or send a resume to the nearest SC with a paper copy by mailing the Re- service delays that case a bid to ar- Employment Security Commission quest to FCC Requests for Environ- rive after the designated bid opening office at 803-641-7640 & ref. job mental Review, Attn: Ramon Wil- date/time. Bids that are mailed must liams, 445 12th Street SW, Washing- order # 568761 Titan Peach be clearly marked on the outside of Farms- Ridge Spring, SC ton, DC 20554. A copy of the Re- the envelope “CCSD BID NUM- quest should be provided to Trileaf BER: 3284, MELROSE PARK AND Corporation, Attn: Patrick Marchina, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE is FIVE POINTS ELEMENTARY seeking Office Manager. Work 2700 Westhall Ln, Ste 200, SCHOOLS, COLUMBIA COUNTY Maitland, FL 32751 for Request. SCHOOL DISTRICT, BID OPEN- ethic, reliability and relevant ING, NOVEMBER 26, 2013”. Bids experience required. Benefits 05542115 will be opened in a public bid open- Available-Apply in person- November 19, 2013 Idaho Timber 1768 SE SR 100 Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013 7B Job Medical Unfurnished Apt. Unfurnished 100 Opportunities 120 Employment 710 For Rent 730 Home For Rent 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale 4 TEMP Horticultural Workers 2br/1ba Apt. HOUSE FOR Rent or Sale, Beau- RETIRE on the golfcourse! Cozy, 05542114 Century 21-Darby Rogers needed 12/30/13 – 9/30/14. 3 CH/A tiful Blackberry Farms Subdivi- pristine 2BR home on the Fairway MLS85308 Well maintained cus- months verifiable exp. properly UF Lake City $475. mo $475 dep. sion on 2.5 acres, 3br/2.5ba, 2 car only $68,000! Cardiovascular Center Ginger Parker tom, Cannon Creek Airpark pruning nursery stock. Worksite in Wanted part-time RN, 20 very No pets 386-697-4814 garage attached workshop and (386)365-2135 Hallmark Real 1900sf attached hanger $349,999 George Co. MS. Workers will flexible hours per week. much more. $1,700/mo. For more Estate MLS#85546 Heather Craig 466-9223 perform a combination of duties to ACLS certified require, Nice Apt Downtown. Remodeled info please call 954-464-0173 plant, cultivate, and harvest FABULOUS 3BR/2BA pool Cardiology exp. preferred. 1 bdrm. Kitchen, dining, LR $475. home, Mexican blinds, plantation Century 21-Darby Rogers Co nursery stock. Workers will be mo plus sec. Incld pest control. Please send resume to pam.now- Business & shutters, hot tub! $218,000 Paula MLS85324 One of a kind required to harvest both container [email protected] 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 River home, used year and field grown plants, trees and 750 Office Rentals Lawrence (386)623-1973 Hall- An Equal Opportunity Institute mark Real Estate MLS#85559 round $169,000 shrubs. Random drug testing at Drug-Free Workplace SEASONAL SPECIAL Call 752-6575 employer’s expense. Guaranteed 2BR/1.5 BA. No pets Oakbridge Office Complex Professional Office Available Fantastic home w/gorgeous river 3/4 of contract hours. All tools, $515 mth & $515 dep. frontage. Custom home. Beautiful 4 ac Blackberry Farms supplies, equip, provided at no NOW HIRING Motivated . Contact 386-697-4814 725 SE Baya Dr Community restricted to site built individual Medical Records back- Call 752-4820 Breathtak- cost. Free housing provided for ing views so many extras. Rolling Hills. MLS85418 $34,000 non-commuting workers. ground plus coding, Full benefits, TENANTS DREAM Missy Zecher 623-0237 up to $16/hr depending on experi- MLS83019 $269,000 Missy Zech- Transportation & subsistence Only 1 left - $600 Newly er 623-0237 Remax Professionals Remax Professionals reimbursed to worker upon ence. Contact HR 855-933-4634 remodeled, 2bd/1ba duplex 805 Lots for Sale completion of 50% of contract, or Call for details 386-867-9231 Jackie Taylor & Assoc. Century 21-Darby Rogers Co. earlier if appropriate. Pay is Schools & 1/4 ACRE, new well, septic and 3BR/2BA Ranch in Branford. MLS85422 Open floor plan, split $9.50/hr. Applicants should 240 Education UPDATED APT, power, paved rd, owner fin, no Lots of extras, gotta see this. br. breakfast bar, adjoining DR, report/send a resume to the nearest w/tile floors/fresh paint. down pym’t, $24,900, MLS83172 $136.500 Lg walk in closets. $169,900 FL Agency of Workforce Great area. ($256 month) 352-215-1018 Sabrina Suggs 854-0686 752-6575 05541854 386-752-9626 www.LandOwnerFinancing.com Innovations office & ref. job # INTERESTED in a Medical Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty MS85438 or call 386-755-9026. Career? BUILD YOURS on this 5 acre New brick in may Fair. 3BR/2BA Farms & JDS Nursery – Lucedale, MS Express Training offers courses Furnished Apts. home site, pasture and granddaddy split floor plan, great neighbor- 820 Acreage for beginners & exp 720 For Rent hood, lots of tile. MLS83413 Commercial Electrician with oaks $40,000. Teresa Spradley (386)365-8343 $171,900 Elaine Tolar 365-1548 Valid Drivers License. Please Immaculate Studio Apt. Avail Hallmark Real 10 ACRES with w/ss/pp. Owner • Nursing Assistant, $479 Estate MLS#85526 financed, low down payment Email resumes to next class- 12/9/2013 Dec. 1st $550. mo. $300. dep. Incl. Remax Professionals Jo Lytte [email protected] appliances, cable, internet, water. 365-2821. Expansive 3BR or Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Results Realty 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com • Phlebotomy national certifica- Smoke Free Envir., No Pets Nice 14.69 acre land tract. Ready 4BR/2BA open floor plan. Enor- Construction Company has 386-697-3031 or 386-487-5172 mous MasterBR. Located over 5 opening for Lead Carpenter. tion, $800 next class- 1/13/2013 for your site built or MH. MLS82567. $65,000 acres. MLS83810 $229,900 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. Must have valid drivers license Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd • LPN APRIL 14, 2014 ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, Brittany Stoeckert 397-3473 with good record. Sands, Columbia. All furnished. On the fairway, updated on golf Owner Financing! NO DOWN! WE WILL DO DRUG TESTING. Fees incl. books, supplies, exam Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. Scenic S/D beautiful Rollinghills. course, open great rm, screened $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. Send Resume to 386-755-2165 or fees. Call 386-755-4401 or Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Make this lot yours, duild dram porch, newer rm, eat in kit. MLS www.LandOwnerFinancing.com [email protected]. expresstrainingservices.com $145, 2 persons $155. weekly house. MLS85157 $57,000 83849 $149,900 Remax Profes- Phone #386-752-5152. 386-752-5808 Remax Professionals. sionals Missy Zecher 623-0237 Nice mini farm on 2 acres Sandy Kishton 344-0433 fenced. 2BR/2BA Desoto Home Care Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty MLS82569 $45,000. Now hiring for part time position Unfurnished 3BR/2BA, near Sante Fe River on Pets & Supplies Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Brittany Stoeckert 397-3473 (may work into full time) of 310 730 Home For Rent .39 acre residental lot in 1.8 acres, furnished MLS84076 Results Realty Delivery Technician. Looking for Country club $36,900 MLS85169 $64,900. Sherry Ratliff 365-8414 person with good mechanical PUBLISHER'S NOTE 05542111 697-5114 abilities, good driving record, Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Sandy Harrison Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty LAKE CITY 3BR/2BA New stainless appl/ Commercial clean background check, able to and cats being sold to be at least 8 PUBLISHER'S NOTE 830 Property lift 120lbs and has a positive weeks old and have a health granite countertops. Freshly paint- 3BR/2BA 1300SF $850 All real estate advertising in this ed. MLS84108. $122,000 attitude Drop resume off at certificate from a licensed Mary PAM BEAUCHAMP Team NICE HOME newspaper is subject to the fair Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 311 N. Marion St. L.C. FL 32055 veterinarian documenting they housing act which makes it illegal 386-303-2505 have mandatory shots and are to advertise "any preference, Motel for Sale! EXPERIENCED MASONS and 2BR/2BA 1336SF $730 Century 21-Darby Rogers Co. free from intestinal and external 55+ COMMUNITY limitation, or discrimination based MLS84295 Showcase home on 80 Fmr. Red Carpet Inn, 60 Rooms. Mason Tenders/Helpers needed parasites. Many species of wild- Lake City, $350,000 #MLS 83278 immediately for work located at on race, color, religion, sex, plus acres in Wellborn, all the up- life must be licensed by Florida 3BR/2BA 1592SF $795 disability, familial status or nation- dates. Greenhouse, barn & so University of Florida. Fish and Wildlife. If you are PAM BEAUCHAMP Team Call 850-528-4930 al origin; or any intention to make much more. $599,000 752-6575 unsure, contact the local 2BR/1BA 867SF $525 such preference, limitation or 386-303-2505 office for information. discrimination." Familial status Well maintained 3BR/2BA on .27 Great Office Location! Finance Director- for local non- ac. Split floor plan, MBR opens to profit. Experience with Sage MIP 3BR/2BA 1246SF $700 includes children under the age of US 90 Frontage, 1,351 sq.ft. REG AKC Lab Pups, 18 living with parents or legal sun room $74,000. MLS84297 $239,000 #MLS 84592 a plus. CPA preferred. Competi- Excellant bloodlines. 4 Blk Results Realty tive compensation and benefits. 3BR/2BA 1448SF $795 custodians, pregnant women and females, 1 blk male, 1 yellow people securing custody of chil- Brittany Stoeckert 397-3473 83.54 ACRES on Hwy. 441 S, View full position announcement female. 386-752-5359 BRANFORD dren under the age of 18. This front 5 acres zoned commercial, at www.anotherwayinc.net. EOE Remax Professionals All bells & great deal! $500,000 Submit resume and cover letter newspaper will not knowingly whistles, pool, additional storage, Janet Creel 4BR/3BA 2108SF $800 accept any advertising for real es- (386) 719-0382 Hallmark Real with salary requirements to Garage Sales sprinkler/sec system, carpet/hick- MLS#85539 [email protected] 430 tate which is in violation of the ory flooring MLS84384 $225,000 Estate No phone calls accepted. LIVE OAK law. Our readers are hereby in- Sandy Kishton 344-0433 Perfect spot for business, PUBLISHER'S NOTE formed that all dwellings adver- GILMAN BUILDING Products All Yard Sale Ads Century 21-Darby Rogers Co. commercial lot, owner financing 1BR/1BA NICE UNIT $525 tised in this newspaper are availa- 2.5 ac on Baya MLS85380. Company is accepting applications Must be Pre-Paid. ble on an equal opportunity basis. MLS84478 Beautiful new home in for Storeroom Clerk at the To complain of discrimination call Woodborough. Great rom, dr, mas- Jackie Taylor & Assoc. 1BR/1BA 591SF $520 Sabrina Suggs 854-0686 Sawmill located in Lake Butler. INCLUDES UTILITIES HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, ter br, stainless appliances, cov- This position is second shift Mobile Homes the toll free ered porches $293,500, 752-6575 receiving, inventorying and issuing 630 for Rent MADISON telephone number to the hearing Custom built, cg spacious, seperate parts. A high school diploma or impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Motorcycles equivalent is required. Computer 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. LR, fam rm, eat in kit. 4BR/2BA, 930 2BR/1BA JUST REMODLED fp, storage areas, MLS84479 knowledge is required. We have Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer $450 3 AVAILABLE 2008 ArticCat 4-wheeler competitive rates & 401K, dental Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & $125,900 Remax Professionals 810 Home for Sale Sandy Kishton 344-0433 4 wheel drive, & health insurance, paid vacations other locations 386-752-6422 Visit our website: $2000 & holidays & promotional www.NorthFloridahomeand- Pam Beauchamp Team Gorgeous 40 ac of pasture land 386-961-5990 opportunities. Interested applicants 2/1 W/ screened porch, Lg. lot, in land.com 386-303-2505 fenced, private home & workshop, should apply in person Monday very nice, clean, well maintained, Custom Built Pool Home! drwy lined w/lg oaks. MLS84547, through Friday from 8:00 AM safe, small park, no pets, really Mike Foster 386-288-3596 3BR/2BA, 2,161 sq.ft., $279,000 $299,000 Missy Zecher 623-0237 until 3:30 PM at the front office nice place to live, with long term Mitchell Lee 386-867-1155 #MLS 82646 Remax Professionals 950 Cars for Sale tenants, Background/credit check Leader in the Home Insurance required. $475 mo., $475 sec. dep. Accredited Real Estate Services Pam Beauchamp Team Custom built, open floor plan cus- SPORTY ‘07 Ford Mustang. 2- Inspection Industry is seeking an 386-719-9169 or 386-965-3003. 386-303-2505 tom thru out. F/P, wood flooring DR coupe. Lt blue w/racing stripe. Independent Contractor in the 1688 SE Baya Dr., Suite 105 Lake City, FL 32025 Lots of Space in town! thru out. Century 21-Darby Excel. cond. 84K miles. $11,500. Lake City area to complete home Large 3BR/2BA Doublewide, 5 Rogers MLS84561 $199,900 points area, no pets, $700-750/mo Accredited Real Estate 3BR/2BA , 2,123 sq.ft. Call or txt Tom: 352-514-7175. Inspections. Must be able to $92,000 #MLS 84507 Heather Craig 466-9223 measure, photo, and assess homes $500 dep, Large 2br/2ba $650/mo Services is a Full Service based on Insurance Inspection $500/dep, no pets, Woodgate Real Estate Office. Century 21-Darby Rogers Co. We offer: Rentals ~ PAM BEAUCHAMP Team criteria. Desired candidate must village, 386-961-1482 386-303-2505 MLS84571 Split 3BR/2BA We’re on target! have strong customer service Property Management ~ brick, large family room, MOVE IN Specials - 2/1 MH Property Sales. Lake Access Community! skills, be highly organized and 3BR/2.5BA, 2,345 sq.ft., $249,000 enclosed Florida Rm. $145,000 self-motivated. Internet, Digital $450 mo. 3/2 $550/mo. Only $350 752-6575 + 1st mo. to m/in. Fast Approval #MLS 84951 camera with 10X zoom, GPS and Open, bright, beautiful, custom measuring wheel is required. 305-984-5511 Center of L.C. 3BD/1BA BRICK house for sale . Fixer upper, needs built 3BR/2BA. Gorgeous kitchen, Experience preferred but not in Lake City wrap around porch. Many features necessary. Please send resume in- Mobile Homes 3 BR/1 BA, CH/A roof. $19,500 cash. Nice & Clean $630 month & 352-498-3035 Jo Lytte 365-2821 Remax Pro- cluding name and phone number 640 for Sale fessionals MLS84673 $159,900 to: [email protected] $630 deposit. Pam Beauchamp Team Call 386-697-4814 Arthur Rutenberg floor plan, built Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty QUALITY INN 386-303-2505 by Bryan Zecher Homes. So many Split floor plan, great neightbor- Now Hiring P/T Spacious & Cozy 3BR/2BA, 1680 3BD/2BA HOME on half acre. special features. MLS 85059 hood, nice landscaping, new metal Night Auditor. Apply within sf DWMH on .71 acres. $64,900 with 900 sq ft shop, central $229,000 Missy Zecher 623-0237 roof. MLS84956. $114,900 285 SW Commerce Blvd., LC MLS#85274 heat/aiR. $950/mo 1st+last+ $600 Remax Professionals Elaine Tolar 365-1548 deposit. 386-365-8812 SMALL HISTORIC non-denom- Century 21-Darby Rogers Custom Brick, immaculate condi- Very private 4BR/2BA country inational church with a heart for MLS84096 DW home on 36 roll- tion, glamour MBath, spacious brick on 5 delightful horse ready children is seeking a pianist for ing ac. Split floor plan. Fruit trees 3BD/2BA, new paint and carpet, BRs & so much more.MLS#82953 central a/c & heat, walk to VA and acres. Fenced & cross fenced. Sunday services. Please contact & Grand Daddy Oaks. $169,000. $270,000 Remax Professionals MLS85044. $213,900 Remax 386-755-0580 if interested. Heather Craig 466-9223 DOT. $975/mo 1st+last+$500 Missy Zecher 623-0237 days a deposit. 386-243-8043 Professionals Jo Lytte 365-2821 TMC ENVIRONMENTAL now Immaculate DW 3br/2ba split foor POOL HOME Beautiful country Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty hiring part time laborers. Starting plan 18x20, 2 car garage. Beautiful 3br/2ba living in this 3BR home on 25.50 Brick on 1/2 acre lot. 3BR/2BA, week pay $12/hr, Must pass background stone f/p on 2.5 acres. Jackie Tay- 2 car garage, acres $149,00 Nate Sweat 1484 sq ft, 2 car garage & more. check, physical, and drug screen. lor Assoc. MLS85304 $105,000. Call for details (386)628-1552 Hallmark Real MLS85141 $139,000 Call 386-438-8258 M-F 8am-5pm Sabrina Suggs 854-0686 386-867-9231 Estate MLS#85386 Nell or Hansel Holton 984-5791 TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED Palm Harbor Homes Modular & 3BR/2BA. 1,998 Sq/ft. Inground SO MUCH in this 3BR/2BA brick Century 21-Darby Rogers Co Local – Hauling Logs or Stilt Homes, pool. Fenced yard. Smoke Free. family home w/fenced yard, great MLS85247 Move in ready. Great Southeast – Hauling Factory Direct/Save $25K off list!! No indoor pets. $1150/mo. 12 mo. neighborhood $82,500! Anita Rm w/ Fireplace, eat in kit, wood Subscribe Today Pine Straw & Freight John Lyons@ 800-622-2832 lease reqd. 1st & last mo required. Tonetti (386)697-3780 Hallmark cabinets, upstairs shows spiral 386-935-0693 or 386-935-0476 ext. 210 for details. (386) 623-4654 Real Estate MLS#85481 staircase. $229,000 752-6575 386-755-5445 8BSPORTSJUMP

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COURTESY Soccer teams receive boost First Federal Bank contributed $325 to Columbia High’s soccer program. The donation will be used to help cover the team’s supplies, equipment and ohter necessary expenses. “We are hopeful that our contribution will inspire other businesses and individuals to also contribute to these important worthwhile projects,” said Keith Leibfried, President and CEO of First Federal. Picture are (left to right) Gigi Witt Register, First Federal Bank of Florida SVP Regional Sales Manager; Holly Wheeler, First Federal Bank of Florida; East Region Sales Assistant; Bent Williams, First Federal Bank VP Commercial Loan Officer and the Boys and Girls Columbia High School soccer team and coaches.

CHS: Tigers return home for playoffs Continued From Page 1B

weeks of waiting the team Blazejowski leads the Bears. got their revenge in a 35-14 charge with 1,189 pass- “I’ve been saying that it’d win. ing yards this season and be at least four weeks since But despite their 5-5 reg- has completed 140-of-255 we got to return home, ular-season record, Allen attempts. He’s thrown 14 because I knew we’d be knows that the Bears can put touchdown passes to only going on the road to take up points fast behind quar- three interceptions. on Ed White in the second terback P.J. Blazejowski. The Bears also have a round,” Allen said. “They Bartram Trail has been solid rushing attack that came in with their guard on fire offensively and has gained 2,823 yards on down and Bartram Trail showed their high-octane the ground this season. came out strong.” approach by knocking off Blazejowski is a multiple Allen said that they won’t Ed White High, 50-30, on threat as he’s also put up make the mistake Ed White the road to advance past 723 yards on the ground did, because he knows the the opening round of the and 10 touchdowns, but caliber of team that the playoffs and earn a rematch sophomore David Coleman Bears possess. with Columbia. leads the ground assault. “Coach Dar rell The Bears have won six- Coleman has rushed Southerland is an excellent straight games and haven’t for 1,127 yards at over coach,” Allen said. “They loss since a 24-21 game at eight yards per rush. He’s can put up points real quick Buchholz High on Oct. 3. reached the end zone 11 with Blazejowski and we Bartram Trail started the times this season. saw that from what they’ve BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter season off with five-straight Allen is glad that the been able to do the past two Columbia High’s Malechi Jean hunts down St. Augustine High quarterback Cole Northrup in losses before rebounding to Tigers have the chance to years. They’re a good ball the Tigers’ 42-24 win in the first round of the FHSAA Class 6A playoffs on Friday. make the playoffs. return home to host the team.”

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