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and Columbia County set a new during the early election period Tomi Brown, assisstant super- ers cast a ballot at the Lake City More than 13,200 mark to beat. on Saturday. The total vote for visor of elections for Columbia Office and 360 ballots were count- A total of 13,217 ballots were Fort White was 410, bringing the County, encouraged all voters ed from the Fort White office for ballots cast over cast during the eight-day early grand total for the day to 1,946. to turn in their absentee ballots a total of 2,010 votes. eight-day period. voting period. The previous The absentee ballot total is before the election on Tuesday. On Friday, 1,502 ballots were record was 13,032 set in 2008, down from 2008. She said all absentee ballots cast in Lake City and 360 in Fort when Florida voters had 14 days The total 2008 absentee ballot are due by 7 p.m. on election White, for a total of 1,862. By DEREK GILLIAM to reach the polls. count was 5,494. As of Saturday, day. Earlier reports from the super- [email protected] The final tally for the Lake City the total number of absentee bal- Monday’s total saw the larg- visor of elections office had indi- office on Saturday was 1,536. Fort lots that had reached the supervi- est turnout by Columbia County cated the previous record for early The early voting period is over, White had the most votes cast sor of elections was 4,133. residents. On that day, 1,621 vot- voting had been set in 2004.

COUNTY FAIR Homecoming smiles Girl, 13, helping others like her Born with bad heart, will donate money from hog sale to cardiac unit.

By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected]

or the Summers family, showing animals at the county fair is family tradition, but this year they’re doing Fsomething rarely done. Ansleigh Summers, a girl in a wheelchair, will show a pig at the Youth Swine Show. Ansleigh Summers, a 13-year- old, was born with a serious heart condition. “Her heart was turned back- ward,” said Janice Summers, Ansleigh’s grandmother. “She’s a JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter miracle baby.” Lake City residents Lilla Chapman (right), 4, Dancy Kendron, 5, Charleigh Brown, 3, and Luci Brown, 2, react as Lake City Police Department’s Her blood wasn’t efficiently Robbie the Robot passes them during the Columbia High School homecoming parade on Friday. See homecoming queen and court photos, 3A. pumped through her body, until surgery corrected her defective heart. Ansleigh Summers has cere- Lake City man seriously hurt bral palsy. That condition affects Area firms her ability to communicate with the world. The words struggle kick in for to get out, but her father, Rick Summers, said, don’t think she Wounded doesn’t understand what’s hap- pening. “We try and keep her as active Warriors and doing normal things so she doesn’t feel any different then By DEREK GILLIAM anybody else,” he said. [email protected] When Ansleigh Summers over- heard her grandmother talking The Lake City business about raising money for people community decided to have with cancer, she wanted to raise a little fun, and kick the ball money for other children like her. for chairty. She decided she was going to The Kicking For A Cause raise a pig and donate the money inagural kickball tourna- to Shands Children’s Heart Unit. ment raised around $8,200 The Summers family picked out a for the Wounded Warrior pig and raised it from a 60-pound Project Saturday. oinker to a 270-pound porker. The Chris Stalvey, electronic pig’s name is Bubbles. services manager for First “I said, ‘Don’t you want to keep Federal Bank of Florida, and that money for yourself,’” Janice Tad Cervantes, Columbia TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Summers said. “She said, ‘No. County Fire Department Columbia County firefighter Jeff Crawford looks over the wreckage of a crash involving two tractor trailers on Give the money to my doctor.’” shift commander, helped Interstate 75 Friday. The accident occurred when a semi hauling farm equipment slowed as traffic backed up from another crash a mile ahead, and the other semi struck it from behind. A pickup truck driven by a Lake City WARRIORS continued on 8A man then struck the second tractor trailer from the rear. See story, 3A. ANSLEIGH continued on 8A

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TALLAHASSEE — After but legislators for months change the name of a months-long feud, had quietly insisted that Hernando County Airport Florida’s attorney general the state constitution pre- to Brooksville-Tampa and the state Legislature vented Bondi from spend- Regional Airport. reached a deal Friday ing the money indepen- On Thursday, the intended to clear the way dently without legislative Hillsborough County for $300 million in mort- approval. Aviation Authority gage settlement money responded by filing a law- to finally start flowing to Woman diagnosed suit in U.S. District Court homeowners and commu- in Tampa against the nities hurt by the foreclo- with dengue fever Hernando board. sure crisis. KISSIMMEE — An The lawsuit alleges, The money is the state’s Osceola County woman among other things, trade- direct share of a mas- has been diagnosed with mark infringement and sive $25 billion national dengue fever as health false advertising. settlement with five of the officials investigate a sec- The Hillsborough nation’s largest mortgage ond suspected case. Aviation Authority lawsuit lenders. The Health Department said consumers are likely Attorney General Pam told the Orlando Sentinel to be confused between Bondi relented to the it was not immediately services offered by the idea that state legislators known how the 41-year- Hillsborough Aviation will get to vote on where old woman contracted the Authority and the airport the money winds up. The disease. Health officials in Brooksville. new deal also calls for $74 are investigating a second million to go straight into suspected case in a 73- Robbery suspect the state’s main budget year-old man. ASSOCIATED PRESS account where lawmakers Last month a 19-year-old NASA officials and former astronauts gather around space shuttle Atlantis as it is hauled killed by deputies can use it any way they Seminole County man was to its new home at the Visitor Complex at the Kennedy Space Center on Friday in Cape POMPANO BEACH — want. diagnosed with dengue Canaveral. Atlantis, the last space shuttle to orbit the world, will be on permanent displa at Authorities say a bank rob- Bondi said in a joint fever based on his symp- the Visitor Complex. bery suspect is dead fol- statement with the two toms and lab tests. lowing a vehicle chase that incoming leaders of the Dengue fever is a viral A Hillsborough County injured the boy. as a 19-year-old interested left one deputy injured. Legislature that it will disease transmitted by judge sentenced 27-year- in having sex with Coyle The Broward Sheriff’s grant “much-needed assis- mosquitoes. It’s sometimes old Charles Scoble on Teen gets life and then robbed and stran- Office reported that tance” and “ensures that called “break bone fever” Friday after a jury found for fatal robbery gled the older man. deputies responded to the the settlement funds are because of the severe him guilty of first-degree Pompano Beach robbery spent with the transpar- joint pain it can cause in murder and aggravated TAVARES — A central Suit filed over Friday morning. ency, accountability and extreme cases. child abuse. Florida teen has been sen- airport name Later, Detective German flexibility that comes from The illness once disap- Authorities said 3- tenced to life in prison for Bickbau was chas- the legislative process.” peared from the United month-old Nicholas Scoble a fatal robbery. TAMPA — The ing the suspect’s truck Florida received $334 States, but cases were was in his father’s care in A Lake County judge Hillsborough County on Interstate 95 when million directly as part of reported in the Florida 2007 when he was found sentenced Ryan Ray on Aviation Authority has Bickbau executed an the national settlement Keys in 2009 and 2010. not breathing in his crib. Friday. A jury found him filed a lawsuit against immobilization maneuver, reached among the lend- He was taken to a Tampa guilty in July of first- the Hernando County causing the suspect to ers and 49 states. The hospital, where he was degree murder. Commission because the crash. settlement represents Man gets life pronounced dead. Authorities say then-16- commission changed the Authorities said the sus- money that is in addition for baby’s death An autopsy found that year-old Ray lured 39-year- name of the regional air- pect was armed when he to roughly $7.5 billion the child had suffered old Jamin Monte Coyle port. crawled out of the wreck- anticipated to go directly TAMPA — A Tampa head trauma, while an from Lancaster, Ky., to cen- The Tampa Tribune age, and two other depu- to homeowners in Florida. Bay area man has been investigation determined tral Florida in 2010. The reported that Hernando ties fatally shot him. The settlement was sentenced to life in prison that Charles Scoble had Orlando Sentinel reported County commission- announced last spring, for his infant son’s death. willfully and intentionally that Ray had posed online ers recently agreed to n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Actress Doris Roberts Bush is 66. is 82. n Actress Markie Post is n Actress Loretta Swit is 62. 75. Rock singer-musician Stars shine at Sandy benefit show n Rhythm-and-blues Chris Difford (Squeeze) is 58. singer Harry Elston (Friends n Country singer Kim of Distinction) is 74. Forester (The Forester NEW YORK n Blues singer Delbert Sisters) is 52. rom “Livin’ on a Prayer” to McClinton is 72. n Actress-comedian Kathy “Living Proof,” every song n Former First Lady Laura Griffin is 52. at NBC’s benefit concert for superstorm Sandy victims became a message Daily Scripture Fsong. Friday’s hourlong event was hosted by Matt Lauer and featured “Let everyone be subject to the performances by Christina Aguilera, governing authorities, for there Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen. The show was heavy on stars and is no authority except that lyrics identified with New Jersey and which God has established. The the New York metropolitan area, authorities that exist have been which took the brunt of this week’s deadly storm. established by God.” The telethon was a mix of music, storm footage and calls for donations — Romans 13:1 from Jon Stewart, Tina Fey, Whoopi Goldberg and others. The mood was somber but hope- ful. The show ended, as only it could, “Lake City Reporter with Springsteen and the E Street How to reacH us Band, tearing into “Land Of Hope Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess ” ASSOCIATED PRESS and Dreams.” Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 Taking part in a benefit to raise funds for victims of superstorm Sandy are (from Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. left) Steven Tyler, Jimmy Fallon, Mark Rivera, and Bruce Springsteen. “Hurricane cIrcuLatIoN Blake Shelton pulls off The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of Sandy: Coming Together” was staged Friday night by NBC in New York. Lake City Reporter Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- Home delivery of the surprise win at CMAs an alarm and everything. Trip wires once despised, that it may as well be lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed by 6:30 a.m. Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Winning and there will be a land mine if you on the forest moon of Endor. Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. the Country Music Association walk towards it. It is a real big deal That’s why this week’s announce- Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any Awards’ entertainer to Miranda and I.” ment that Lucas is selling the “Star Circulation and The Associated Press. problems with your delivery service. of the year is a top Shelton’s entertainer win was the Wars” franchise and the entire All material herein is property of the Lake In Columbia County, customers should City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or honor and always biggest surprise of a night full of Lucasfilm business to The Walt call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After them. Even he couldn’t believe he’d Disney Co. for more than $4 billion sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service counted as a career 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- No. 310-880. high point. But for won the award in a field that includ- is like a laser blast from outer space. vice related credits will be issued. POSTMASTER: Send address changes Blake Shelton it ed Taylor Swift, Jason Aldean, Kenny Lucas built his film operation in In all other counties where home delivery to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, Chesney and Brad Paisley. Marin County near San Francisco is available, next day re-delivery or ser- wasn’t even the most Lake City, Fla. 32056. vice related credits will be issued. Shelton memorable moment largely to avoid the meddling of Los Publisher Todd Wilson . . . .754-0418 Circulation ...... 755-5445 of an amazing George Lucas’ films Angeles-based studios. His aim was ([email protected]) Thursday night. to finish the “Star Wars” series— his ([email protected]) rooted in rebellion way. News Home delivery rates “The Voice” star took home three Editor Robert Bridges . . . .754-0428 trophies, including his third straight LOS ANGELES — There’s no Today the enterprise has far sur- (Tuesday -Friday and Sunday) ([email protected]) 12 Weeks...... $26.32 male vocalist victory, but nothing mistaking the similarities. A child- passed the 68-year-old filmmaker’s 24 Weeks...... $48.79 compared to sharing song of the hood on a dusty original goals. 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Lucas —once the The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news outsider— had grown to become the “So that songwriter award, song of outpost, Skywalker items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, the year award, it will have its own leader of an empire. Ranch, is so far removed from the please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- shelf. It will have spotlights on it and Hollywood moviemaking machine he n Associated Press tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 3A Suspect flees scene, nearly hits deputy From staff reports with possession Country Club scene, reports said. stop on Smith’s vehicle at the Columbia County Sheriff’s of a controlled Road when he Lussier was able to catch up intersection of East Duval Street Office deputies arrested two s u b s t a n c e , saw a drug trans- with the woman, later identified and State Road 100. Smith was people after an off-duty deputy assault on a law action between a as Smith, at her car and she hand- then taken into custody without reported seeing a drug transac- e n f o r c e m e n t man and a woman ed Lussier a piece of suspected incident. tion and followed the suspects. officer and pos- in the parking crack cocaine that was report- Deputies reports they found Willie Folston, 20, 148 NE session of listed lot of Columbia edly given to her by Folston. Folston’s vehicle at the intersec- Poppy Way, was charged with drugs without D i s c o u n t Lussier asked Smith to exit her tion of Cider and Beech streets. Smith Folston sale of a controlled substance and prescription in Beverage. Lussier vehicle, but she did not comply A resident of the home near resisting arrest without violence the case. She was booked into jail is assigned to the sheriff’s office and drove away from the scene, the intersection reported find- in connection with the case. He on $17,000 bond. patrol division as a shift supervi- nearly striking Lussier in the pro- ing Folston hiding in a closet. was booked into the Columbia According to Columbia County sor. cess, according to reports. Deputies took Folston into cus- County Detention Facility on Sheriff’s reports, around 11 a.m. Lussier identified himself as a Lussier followed Smith while tody without incident and recov- $11,000 bond. Thursday, sheriff’s Sgt. Todd deputy sheriff and the male sus- he was speaking to 911 operators ered narcotics from the closet he Catherine Marie Smith, 48, 351 Lussier was stopped at the inter- pect, later identified as Folston, and sheriff’s office patrol units was hiding in. NE Diana Terrace, was charged section of East Duval Street and fled to his vehicle and left the were able to conduct a traffic Local man hurt in Trauma One seeks new home crash with 2 semis By TONY BRITT make sense that we would want put the service out to the RFP [email protected] to house the crews there for five and choose Med-Trans to be years,” he said. “We’re open to the service provider for aviation By DEREK GILLIAM vehicle coming into her lane, The service provider who will negotiations for terms.” services, helicopters, pilots and dgilliam@lakecityreporter according to the report. operate the region’s medical air He said the plan to lease a por- mechanics. Kersch was able to avoid transport system as Trauma One tion of the old fire station became “It will be a brand new heli- A Lake City man was seri- the crash with the other vehi- is looking for a home. the priority after negotiations to copter, new paint scheme and ously hurt after slaming into cle, but the Jeep’s drive shaft Brian Burrell, Med-Trans lease the old terminal building Trauma One all the way down the the back of a tractor trailer that broke off, causing the vehicle regional business director, at Lake City Gateway Airport fell line,” Burrell said. had crashed on Interstate 75 to overturn. Jordan Clark, 19, addressed county officials during through. The contract with Air Methods on Friday afternoon, according Worcester, Mass., was a pas- Thursday’s commission meeting, County officials authorized is slated to expire and Med-Trans to a Florida Highway Patrol senger. seeking space to house the air county staff to start the process looks to takeover as the Trauma report. Both were wearing seat medical transport. for advertising and look into the One provider in January. David Parker, 51, Lake City, belts and both suffered minor Trauma One choose Med-Trans possibility of offering a lease “The citizens in the region, was headed north behind a injures. as its aviation services provider agreement to Med-Trans. Columbia County and the sur- semi that crashed into another Douglas Miller, 52, Orlando, and Med-Trans is attempting Burrell said the Trauma One rounding counties, are getting semi, which had slowed due to crashed into the slowing semi. to lease a portion of the county medical air transport will have the same service, medical crews, an accident a mile ahead that Miller’s injuries were listed as owned property at the Columbia a new look, location and service medical direction and even some was backing up traffic. Parker serious, and he was transport- County Fairgrounds that cur- provider next year. of the same pilots that they have was driving a Dodge pickup ed to Shands at the University rently houses some LifeGuard He said the University of Florida for the last several years, it’s just and wearing his seat belt. He of Florida. He was wearing Ambulance Services operations at Shands Jacksonville, which has going to be with our helicopter was transported to Lake City his seat belt. John Moran, 57, in the old Fire Station 40 loca- been providing Trauma One for which is going to be brand new Medical Facility. Melbourne, was a passenger in tion. the region for the last 12 years, and state of the art,” Burrell said. The wreck that slowed traffic the semi. He wasn’t wearing his Burrell said Med-Trans wants made a Request For Proposal to “We will start those services involved a 2004 Jeep Liberty, seat belt, and had minor inju- to lease a portion of the building, find the best options to provide its beginning Jan. 3. We’re going to and happened just four min- ries, according to the report. for up to five years, and build a aviation services with helicopters, continue Trauma One services utes before the 3:19 p.m. crash The driver of the lead semi, helipad at the location. pilots and mechanics. that the residents have had for involving Parker. Rainer Nicole Steven Banken, 37, Chokio, “That’s our initial term because Air Methods was the former the last 12 years with a new heli- Kersch, 23, Deerfield Beach, Minn., was unhurt, according our contract with Trauma One service provider with Trauma copter provider and aviation ser- had swerved due to another to FHP. is for five years, so it would only One, but Shands Jacksonville vices.”

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A N O T H E R VIEW 7.9% Todd Wilson he Labor [email protected] Department updated its employment figures just in time for the election. The Show officialT jobless tally on Friday ticked up to 7.9 percent. The broadest measure of unemployment, known as U-6, stayed them all about the same, at an alarm- ingly high 14.6 percent. The numbers affirm what everyone respect instinctively knows: The administration’s economic policies hree more days. over the past four years have Get through today, been a bust. plus two more, At the start of his term, Mr. then no more elec- Obama insisted the country tion talk. No more borrow $833 billion for stimulus Thollow maneuvers. No more spending. He guaranteed this pleading for votes. bold move was going to bring No more politics. the unemployment rate down to I wish. 5 percent. Instead, job growth The talk won’t end, espe- stalled, and millions have sim- cially on the national level. The ply given up looking for a job. talking heads will evaluate, Just a year ago, 64.1 percent assess, explain and try to jus- of the working-age population tify the count from the national enjoyed a regular paycheck. Plaza’s grand opening, 1961 races. Either explanation will Last month, the number dipped be ugly and bitter. further to 63.8 percent. In a he Lake City Plaza Thanks to you all. No matter who wins, give healthy economy, the labor opened in 1961 your ears a break and turn off participation rate is supposed to in grand style Ichetucknee lament the television. Nothing good be between 66 and 67 percent and friend Ronnie John Moran, a superb nature can come from watching it. of the population. The gap in Brannon, Tax TCollector, was there as a young photographer, has specialized in Locally, a couple of the politi- the participation rate is the photographing the Ichetucknee cal races have taken a pointed equivalent of almost 5 million kid. Here are some of his Springs over the years and the turn. You knew this season people giving up hope — a tre- remembrances: spring’s ongoing deterioration had the potential to be in a mendous loss to the economy “I remember the opening of Morris Williams Phone: (386) 755-8183 prompted him to write these downward spiral in the final and society, as those affected The Lake City Plaza in 1961. [email protected] words. days of the race and it has. become dependent on welfare “They brought in a helicopter, 372 W. Duval St. “I have stood on the banks Some of the rhetoric between programs to get by. which dropped ping-pong balls Lake City, FL 32055 of the Ichetucknee and I have the candidates in a few races Neither the quantity nor the and some of them contained grieved for my loss—our has been unnecessary, but not quality of jobs being created gift certificates redeemable county commissioner Zimmie loss—as I consider with each unexpected. in the present “recovery” are at stores in the Plaza. People Petty recalled that plaza being passing year that my collection I’ll be glad when Tuesday reason for optimism. Too many scrambled all over to collect named The South Town Square. of springs photographs seems comes and goes. of the jobs created in the last them but the swirling helicopter Thanks to you both. less a reflection of the real On the positive, on two months have been either blades blew some of them on to Rolling Store revisit Florida than a catalog of what Wednesday morning, we can part-time, or positions to fill the store roofs. once was.” move forward. There will be the needs of the holiday retail “Some of the stores there Readers also wrote or called new leadership elected to at season. Part-time jobs rarely back then were Purser’s responding to my column about least a couple very important lift a household out of poverty, Pharmacy, a Lovely Shop out- the Rolling Stores. Name of a lake positions locally and with the and poverty rates are already let, Neisner’s, and Winn Dixie. Hamilton County School Over time there has been final ballots counted and certi- at the highest rate in decades. There was also a Bookcase Board Member Johnny Bullard some conversation over wheth- fied, it always brings a certain Holiday retail jobs are by their store that had a “slot car track” wrote, “I remember when there er ‘Alligator Lake’ was originally excitement to see what chang- nature temporary, and when where you could buy model car were two rolling stores on the known as Big Lake, Alligator es are in store as new public they end the official unemploy- kits and parts to build your own Woodpecker Route out of White Lake, or Big Alligator Lake. officials ready themselves for ment number will climb once car, then rent lane time on the Springs. Mr. J.O. Hall and Mr. Friend Elwood Tyre even had the oath of office. more. track. A lot of us kids had a big Levin, both from Jasper, were a picture post card calling the I’m looking forward to see The last official assessment time there on Saturdays. the operators. lake Lake Hiawatha. who gets elected so we know of the jobs situation before the “They also brought in James “I remember Clyde Hunter’s For what it’s worth, a 1954 who we have the pleasure of election confirms four years of Bond’s Aston Martin and you mother, Mrs. Ruby Ann Hunter, map of Lake City shows the working with in each of the the administration’s borrow- could see the ‘red button’ that buying butter rum lifesavers name to be Big Alligator Lake. respective offices. and-spend tactics have failed to activated the ejector seat in the for me and her grandchildren. By the way, the local spon- The winning candidates deliver. That’s bad news for Mr. Goldfinger movie. That was I also remember folks trading sors of the printing of that map may think they will get a Obama, who is currently cam- pretty cool stuff for a kid.” eggs and buckets of blueberries were Brown Realty and Abstract break after election day, but paigning on an economic plat- Thanks to Ronnie for his rec- and blackberries for items from Company, Granger Lumber the public may have other form that promises more of the ollection of the Grand Opening the rolling store.” Co., and State Exchange Bank, ideas. Citizens have showed same. America needs a change of the Lake City Plaza over 50 Friend Zimmie Petty also three of Lake City’s strongest great passion toward the local of direction before a true recov- years ago — and that plaza is called with his vivid memories businesses in 1954. None off the races this year, unlike previous ery can take hold. still going strong today. of the rolling store. Likewise, three exists today. high school classmate, Iris election seasons. I’m sure the ■ The Washington Times South Town Square tightness of the presidential Pueschel, called with her Same cat In a recent column I asked account of her brother-in-law, election has raised the anxiety Lake City Reporter if any readers could remem- Johnny Guynn, driving a rolling The teacher told little Johnny of many voters, but the weight ber the name of the Farmers’ store. that his essay on his pet cat was of the local races has been Serving Columbia County word for word the same as his street talk everywhere in Since 1874 Furniture/Phish Heads plaza Also, a friend I talked to at way back when the Winn Dixie the Corinth fish fry told me her brother’s. Johnny replied, “It Columbia County. The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ should be. It’s the same cat!” Those elected will be asked lished with pride for residents of and TG and Y were the anchor dad drove a rolling store until stores there. Two readers came the beginning of World War for their specific plans of action Columbia and surrounding counties by ■ Morris Williams is a local pretty quickly. The public Community Newspapers Inc. to the rescue. Both Robert II when the gasoline shortage historian and long-time Columbia will demand it, based on the We believe strong newspapers build Bowen (CHS 1982) and former stopped his business. County resident. strong communities —‑“Newspapers pre-election discussions. It’s get things done!” time to back up the campaign Our primary goal is to speeches and all the state- publish distinguished and profitable community‑oriented newspapers. ments of hard work and expe- This mission will be accomplished rience. through the teamwork of professionals Latest jobless report isn’t bad The voting public wants for- dedicated to truth, integrity and hard ward motion. s far as economic adding 13,000 and 17,000, jobs, work. Beyond the call for action, statistics go, respectively. The only weakness Todd Wilson, publisher I wonder if everyone else can President Barack was public employment, which Robert Bridges, editor move past the results and Obama is home free dropped 13,000 jobs. Sue Brannon, controller return our community to some after Friday’s jobless Romney complained: “For sense of normalcy. I hope we Anumbers came out. If he loses, four years, President Obama Dink NeSmith, president can pull together. Regardless it will not be because of the has told us that things are get- Tom Wood, chairman of the outcome, we all hope to October unemployment rate. ting better and we’re making remain friends and neighbors. Good politicians tend to be real progress.” In fact, they Dale McFeatters We’re all going to live here, run LETTERS lucky and Obama lucked out [email protected] are and we are; this is the 25th into each other at the grocery with the latest report: unem- straight month the economy has POLICY store, the river and at church. ployment at 7.9 percent, a slight fact is planning a major plant added jobs. It’s a large undertaking to Letters to the Editor should be rise from last month’s report expansion in Toledo. For those willing to bur- run for office. It takes drive, typed or neatly written and double of 7.8 percent, but still below American employers added row into the Bureau of Labor thick skin and a lot of courage. spaced. Letters should not exceed the potentially lethal 8 percent 171,000 jobs in October, and Statistics report, not all was It’s expensive. All of the candi- 400 words and will be edited for line and easily explained away the jobs figures for August sunshine and roses. Average dates who threw their prover- length and libel. Letters must be by Obama partisans as more and September were revised hourly pay is still stagnant at bial hat in the ring locally are signed and include the writer’s name, heretofore discouraged workers upward. While these numbers around $23.58 an hour, a gain good-hearted people who set address and telephone number for coming off the sidelines to re- show the economy growing, at of only 1.1 percent over the out to make a difference in the verification. Writers can have two enter the workforce. any other time they would be past year — the smallest annual office they chose to seek. letters per month published. Letters Obama’s small break came regarded as mediocre, even gain in nearly 50 years. Maybe They stepped forward with and guest columns are the opinion of as Republican Mitt Romney cause for worry. But as the old Romney could twist the arms of the intent of making a positive the writers and not necessarily that of was trying to explain his way blues song goes, “Been down so his fellow CEOs to raise their difference. They stuck their the Lake City Reporter. out of an erroneous claim that long it looks like up to me.” workers’ pay in increments neck out. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Chrysler was shipping produc- The employment gains were consistent with their own raises Remember that, and, win or Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at tion of its Jeeps from battle- spread across the economy — instead of denouncing half the lose, show them all respect. 180 E. Duval St. downtown. ground state Ohio to China. The health care, retail, professional workforce as slackers. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. claim was denounced as false by services, hospitality — with two ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial BY E-MAIL: the heads of both Jeep and par- traditionally volatile sectors, writer for Scripps Howard News ■ Todd Wilson is publisher of the [email protected] ent company Chrysler, which in manufacturing and construction, Service. Lake City Reporter. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected]. Nov. 4 Wednesday and Thursday call 752-5384. ‘Rok-n-Rol’ from 9 a.m. to noon at Genealogy class the Columbia County A free genealogy work- Carlin Coleman, Extension Office, 164 SW Nov. 8 shop sponsored by the 11, and Kelsyn Mary Ethel Lane, to answer Garden Club to meet United Daughters of the Coleman, 10, questions about lawns and The Lake City Garden Confederacy Olustee take a spin on the plants. Bring samples for Club will meet at the club- Chapter will be held at Rok-n-Rol ride on free diagnosis or solutions. house, 257 SE Hernando the downtown Lake City the midway at the For more information, call St. Social time will start at Library from 2 to 4 p.m. for Columbia County 752-5384. 9:30 a.m., and the business reservations, contact Linda meeting will be at 10. The Williams at (352) 215- Fair on Saturday. program this month will be 8776 or ilovemyancestors The sisters were Nov. 7 Water, Water Everywhere @windstream.net. all smiles after. Plant clinic (Where Is It Going?) by The fair continues University of Florida Loye Barnhard. Sweet Pea pageant through Nov. 10. Master Gardeners are The Sweet Pea Beauty available every Wednesday DEREK GILLIAM/LAKE CITY REPORTER Clubhouse open house Pageant will be at 2 p.m. from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Lake City Garden Club at the Lake City Mall. Nov. 5 Lake City Mall. There will Nov. 6 Fort White Public Library and Lake City Woman’s Boys to age 35 months be 300 job openings, both on Route 47 to answer Club will hold an open and girls to age 15 years Sitel job fair full- and part-time, tempo- Plant clinic questions about lawns and house and ribbon-cutting are eligible to partici- Florida Crown will have rary and long term University of Florida plants. Bring samples for to celebrate renovations pate. Registration is from a job fair for Sitel from 8:30 Master Gardeners are free diagnosis or solutions. to the clubhouse, 257 SE 1 to 2 p.m. a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the available every Tuesday, For more information, Hernando St. The event will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be OBITUARIES served.

Walter Nolan Kirby served on Contact Concern, honors will be rendered by and Santa Fe Rivers. He was pre- be conducted on Tuesday, No- Walter Nolan Kirby, age 79, the Literacy Council of King- the Honor Guard from Shaw ceded in death by his wife of 61 vember 6, 2012 at 11:00 AM at died on October 30, 2012 after sport and worked with Habitat Air Force Base in Sumter, SC. years, Betty Jean North, in 2009. Memorial Cemetery with Rev. a long battle with melanoma. for Humanity for several years. Memorial contributions in Survivors include his two sons, Dusty Bailey officiating. Inter- Mr. Kirby was a veteran of both In addition to his parents, he Walter’s honor may be made to Rusty North, Lake City and Tim ment will follow with military the U. S. Army and the U. S. Air was preceded in death by his Bethany Presbyterian Church, North (Monica), Orlando; three honors. Visitation with the fam- Force. He served in the Korean stepfather, William Jackson 5825 Fort Henry Drive, King- daughters, Debbie Eadie (Renny), ily will be from 6-8:00 PM Mon- and Vietnam wars and retired as Kirby and three brothers, Rene- sport, TN 37663 or to the Nancy Smith (Rickey) and Kim day evening at the funeral home. a Master Sergeant in 1973. He tus (Jack), Thomas, George American Cancer Society. North all of Lake City; seven Arrangements are under direction served in Korea, Japan, Ger- W. Jr. and a grandson, Joshua. The staff of Oak Hill is grandchildren, Chris Cox, Mela- of Guerry Funeral Home, Lake many, Italy, Pakistan, Okinawa, Walter is survived by his lov- honored to serve the fam- nie Fasold (Brad), Jeremy Cox, City. guerryfuneralhome.net Vietnam, and again in Germany. ing wife of 30 years, Pat Swift ily of Walter Nolan Kirby. Amie Smith, Blake Smith, Jacob He retired from Nuclear Fuel Kirby; three daughters, Teri An online guest registry may North and Benjamin North: and Obituaries are paid advertise- Service on January 1, 1992. Middleton, Rita (Chuck) Stone be signed at http://www. three great grandchildren, Ethan ments. For details, call the Walter was the son of George and Beth (Scott) Toberman; 9 oakhillmemorialpark.com Peiker, Austin Nash and Leah Cox. Lake City Reporter’s classified depart- W. and Betty Kirby. He was grandchildren, Cody Blevins Graveside funeral services will ment at 752-1293. born October 11, 1933 at home (Mallary), Alexandra Middleton, Earl Julian North Sr. near Columbia Jessica, Kirby, Eugene (Buck) Mr. Earl Julian “Buck” North, City, Florida. and Charlie Stone, and Spencer, Sr., 86, of Lake City, passed away He graduated Barclay and Harper Grace To- on Thursday, November 1, 2012 from Columbia berman, and a step-great-grand- at the Veteran’s Affairs Medi- Realtree Outfitter High School in daughter, Lillie LeBaron. Other cal Center in Gainesville. He 1951 and from survivors include a brother, Paul was born in Columbia County, T-Shirts Park College, (Karen) ; sisters-in-law, Helen Florida as the only child to the Parkville, Mis- Kirby, Shirley Swift and Helen late Sherrod Sheffield North souri in 1969. Lewis and several nephews, and Elsie Ola Green North. Mr. Walter was a nieces and many cousins and North was a lifelong resident of Camo is Here member of Beth- friends, who he dearly loved Columbia County and a Captain Yeti any Presbyterian and loved to see at the annual for the Columbia High Tigers Shirts, Pants, Coveralls, Church and had Kirby reunion held at Ichetuck- Football Team. He was a World Coolers Hats, Gloves served on the Session for many nee Springs for the past 78 years. War II veteran of the United years and as Clerk of Session Visitation will be held on Friday, States Army having served in Special for several terms. He served as November 2, 2012 from 5:00 the Battle of the Bulge in the Guy Harvey Moderator of Holston Presbytery PM until 7:00 PM at Bethany European Theatre. During the for a term and as a member of the Presbyterian Church. Funeral war, he received 2 Bronze Ser- Koozies Presbytery Committee on Minis- services will follow with Pas- vice Stars and one Purple Heart •Seminoles try for 6 years, as well as several tor Chuck Echols officiating. for his service. Mr. North was other Presbytery committees. He Entombment services will be the owner and operator of Buck •Gators served on the board of Colonial held on Saturday, November North Mobile Home Moving in Heights Meals on Wheels and 3, 2012 at 3:00 PM at Oak Hill Lake City for many years and Wilson’s outfitters delivered meals for 20 years, Memorial Park. Full military 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 enjoyed fishing on the Suwannee [email protected] Proposed Charter Amendments

Amendment #1 (Citizens Redistricting Advisory Committee) – Redistricting of the County Commission occurs every 10 years. It is the process by which district boundaries are adjusted so that they are as nearly equal in population to one another as is possible. The proposed amendment creates an independent Citizen Redistrict- ing Advisory Committee composed of electors of the County. The Committee will redraw the district boundaries and provide the Board of County Commissioners with a recommendation for their review consistent with state and federal law.

Amendment #2 (Procedure for Termination of the County Manager) – Columbia County operates under the Commission􀇦􀇦􀇦􀇦􀇦r form of government, where responsibility for policy making rests with the Board of County Commissioners and responsibility for the administration of the County is vested in the County Manager. The Charter currently provides that the County Commission may terminate the Manager by a simple majority vote occurring during two consecutive, regular meetings - typically at least two weeks apart. The proposed amendment adds a second method: By a majority plus-one vote that may occur during a single regular or special meeting of the County Commission.

Amendment #3 (Department Heads) – Department heads in Columbia County are senior-level staff who are employees “at will” that report exclusively to the County Manager. They are appointed, supervised and terminated by the Manager. The proposed amendment clarifies and reinforces the separation of powers policy between the County Manager and the Board of County Commissioners by providing that the County Manager has the authority to terminate a department head without a formal review by the County Commission.

Amendment #4 (Procedure for Selection of the County Attorney) - Columbia County is the only local government in Florida where the attorney’s position is an elected office. In all other counties (charter and non-charter alike) the County Attorney is employed and terminated by the Board of County Commissioners based on qualifications and job performance. The proposed amendment retains the position’s elected status until the completion of the current term of office in January of 2015. Thereafter, the position of County Attorney will be one that is employed by the County Commission based on training, education and job performance - just like the County Manager. 6A

6a LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 FFA students get lesson in water resources

From staff reports MFLs, groundwater levels, and other data are used LIVE OAK – FFA stu- to identify areas that may dents from Columbia and be short of water over the Fort White high schools long-term and how the dis- visited the Suwannee River trict develops plans to meet Water Management District those water supply needs. recently to learn about what The district’s newly the district does to protect developed agricultural water resources and about team explained how the water resources- and agri- District’s water use permit- culture-related careers. ting program regulates the The event was part of water use of large users to the Columbia County Farm allow for the balance of sus- Bureau FFA Leadership tainable economic develop- Academy. A partnership ment and natural resource between the Columbia protection. County FFA Chapters and They also discussed how the Columbia County Farm the district and other agen- Bureau, the leadership cies and partners work with academy provides students the agricultural communi- an opportunity to develop ty by using a voluntarily, COURTESY leadership skills by con- non-regulatory approach to Front row from left: Melissa Balmer, Fort White High School; Danielle Wooley, Fort White High School; Joshua Thomas, necting with various lead- assist farmers in conserv- Columbia High School; Logan Townsend, Columbia High School; and David Carey, Columbia High School. Back row from left: ers and members of their ing water and protecting Kevin Wright, SRWMD; Steve Dicks, board member of Columbia County Farm Bureau; Charlie Thornton, Columbia High FFA community. water quality. advisor; Ann Shortelle, SRWMD; Hugh Thomas, Suwannee River Partnership; and Joel Love, Suwannee River Partnership. At the district, students Staff explained that in learned about programs addition to these programs, BELK.COM and projects the District the District acquires envi- implements to support the ronmentally sensitive lands agency’s core mission of for flood control, water qual- water supply, water quality protection, and natural ity, flood protection, and resource conservation. natural systems. They also District Executive learned about the impor- Director Ann Shortelle tance of jobs in the water explained that the District resources and agricultural works under the direction fields. of a nine member govern- District staff explained ing board appointed by the the process of establishing governor to set policies minimum flows and levels and priorities and approve (MFLs), discussed how expenditures for the man- MFLs are used to deter- agement of ground and sur- LIMITED EXCLUSIONS mine the amount of water face waters. that can be removed from “The students learned the the natural system without importance of conserving causing significant harm our precious water resourc- enjoy the to the resources and the es and that the District’s DAY senior If you’re 55 & older, it’s your day to save ecology, and explained the efforts to manage and pro- sweet life district’s data collection tect our water are a valu- TUESDAY, NOV. 6 efforts for tracking rain- able asset to our communi- with your Belk Rewards Card fall, groundwater and sur- ty,” said Charlie Thornton, Tuesday, Nov. 6 face water levels and their Columbia High School FFA importance in water supply advisor. “We appreciate the planning, water use per- time they took to speak to EXTRA mitting, and other District our students.” % decisions. “The district was happy Also, district staff to participate in the lead- OFF reviewed the process of ership academy to share 20regular & sale purchases planning for future water our water resource knowl- senior with limited exclusions supplies and discussed how edge,” Shortelle said. 15% OFF home and shoes If you’re 10% OFF electrics & coffee *See below for details. In store only 55 & older, with any % regular & sale For distinguished service it’s your day other form purchases* to save of payment15off 10% off Home & Shoes DAY Plus, Election Day savings for the family & home

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COURTESY PHOTOS A Two local men were recently honored for their long-term support of the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranch. Sheriff Mark Hunter presented Lester Scaff (top photo) and Robin Green with Distinguished Service Awards from the Florida Sheriff’s Association in recognition of 25 years of Honorary Membership. The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Sheriff’s Association offered thanks to Scaff and Green for their many years of support for the Youth Ranches. C

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LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNdAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 7A

VOTE he legacy we leave behind for BIBLICAL VALUES T our children, grandchildren, TUESDAY, and this great nation is crucial. NOVEMBER 6 As I approach my 94th birthday, I realize this election could be my last. I believe it is vitally important that we cast our ballots for candidates who base their decisions on biblical principles and support the nation of Israel. I urge you to vote for those who protect the sanctity of life and support the biblical deﬁnition of marriage between a man and a woman. Vote for biblical values this November 6, and pray with me that America will remain one nation under God.

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8a LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNday, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 Sinkhole causing fire station problems

By TONY BRITT performed by EFI Global, which conclud- that uncommon,” said Columbia County “The guys are not in any danger and the [email protected] ed a sinkhole was causing the problem. interim fire chief David Boozer. “What station is still operational, so we’re in good Representatives from EFI Global deter- were planning on doing is injecting some order there,” he said, noting they first FORT WHITE — A sinkhole causing mined the sinkhole activity could be reme- Portland concrete underneath the station. noticed the problem in the early portion structural damage to a Fort White fire sta- diated by Portland cement grout pressure They put some pipes down and pump it in of the year. tion will be remedied soon, according to injection. there.” The cost to repair the damage and miti- county officials. The county received three bids to have He said the building is not in that bad gate the sinkhole is estimated in the range A recent geotechnical investigation was the work done and it will be performed by a condition, but a perimeter has been set- of $91,650 - $118,950. performed at Columbia County Fire Station Foundation Professionals of Florida with up around the foundation to reinforce the The county’s insurance company, 46, 495 SW Dortch St., Fort White, which an estimated cost of $71,250 - $93,750. EFI building’s slab. Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust determined the building was experiencing Global will oversee the Portland cement Boozer, said he is uncertain when the will pay the lion’s share of the bill while damage consistent with a sinkhole. grout monitoring service and review the mitigation work will begin, but noted the the county will only have to pay $5,000 for The county’s insurance provider for work for $20,400 - $25,200. sinkhole is probably under one of the its deductible. the building, Preferred Governmental “The sinkhole is nothing really sig- station’s bays, where the station’s firefight- County officials approved the project Insurance Trust, had additional testing nificant and I found out it’s really not ers have seen the biggest issue. earlier in the week.

WARRIORS: Businesses raise $8,200 Continued From Page 1A Airport upgrades on organize the tournament. city council agenda “Its’s been a lot of work and a lot headaches,” Cervantes said. “But it’s turned out to be very success- By TONY BRITT agreement with Rocky • Will consider grant- ful.” [email protected] Mountain Holdings to allow ing VFW Post 2206 a per- The tournament was held at Rocky Mountain Holdings mit application to hold the Southside Recreation Complex. City officials plan to make to lease the former airport Veteran’s Parade from 10- The Health Care Institute was a several upgrades at Lake terminal building and adja- 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10; Field Sponsor and donated $750. City Gateway Airport in the cent property. and The winner of the 16-team tour- future and included several In other business, the • Will present a procla- nament was Magnolia Pediatrics. of the proposed projects council: mation naming November They beat IT Happens, a team on the council’s upcoming • Is scheduled to have 2012 as National Hospice composed of First Federal Bank meeting agenda. an employee recognition Care Month in Lake City. of Florida information technology The city council meeting ceremony for Jackie Kite; employees. Magnolia Pediatrics and will take place at 7 p.m. IT Happens were unbeaten going Monday at City Hall, 205 into the championship game. N. Marion Avenue, in city First Federal Bank, Magnolia council chambers. Pediatrics and TIMCO were spons- According to city council ers of the event. reports, council members “We couldn’t have done this with- will decide whether to sign out the communtiy businesses,” a contract authorizing the Cervantes said. DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter city to get into a public Stalvey said that many of the Hal Courson, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army transportation joint par- teams talked about setting up a rec- and a member of the Lake City Army Recruiting ticipation agreement with reation league for kickball. kickball team, is out at first base Saturday. the Florida Department of Transportation for the design only of a taxiway “A” expansion at the airport. The DOT and the city have agreed to joint funding for the project and the DOT portion of funding will be 100 percent or the DOT’s maximum participation, including contingen- cies, in the project amount of $161,125. The project is being funded as a Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) project by the DOT at 100 percent department funding. The council is also con- sidering entering a contract for consulting services with Passero Associates to provide engineering services for the engineering design and bidding for airfield drainage improvements. The council is also con- sidering entering a lease

DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter From left: Brayden Summers, Janice Summers, Rick Summers and Ansleigh Summers. JOB FAIR The Summers family poses for a picture while waiting for Ansleigh’s hog to be weighed. ANSLEIGH: Will donate proceeds Continued From Page 1A

In some ways, Ansleigh Summers Despite the disqualification of the first is like any other 13-year-old girl. She’s Bubbles – her grandmother said Ansleigh excited for the county fair and wants to must think Bubbles is a good name for a try everything out. pig – the Summers family had the grand On Thursday, the Summers family was champion of the swine show. They also waiting near the animal stalls to weigh had four first place finishes and a second, Bubbles. Ansleigh kept pointing at one Janice Summers said. Your community call center ride, then the other. The disqualification was a good thing She said she wanted to ride now, but for Bubbles 1. Bubbles 1 still lives on the Is Now Hiring the fair didn’t start until Friday. Which Summers’ farm. th ride didn’t matter, Ansleigh wishes to try Rick Summers said he wasn’t surprised Monday, November 5 them all. that his daughter wanted to donate the This isn’t her first time raising animals money. 8:30AM–1:00PM for the fair. First she raised a goat. Then, “It’s a family thing.” he said. “We were two years ago, she raised a pig. When raised to share and help others.” Lake City Mall they brought the pig to be weighed, they The Youth Swine Show is Tuesday at F/T, P/T and temporary positions available were disqualified because the hair was 7 p.m., with the Youth Swine and Steer No collections, no telemarketing - just GREAT opportunities. too short. Sale scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m. “She was devastated,” Janice Summers Both events will be held at the Columbia www.sitel.com said. County Fair, which runs through Nov. 10. VOTE AND ELECT A Man Who Cares Bucky “Leadership You Can Trust” I Will Adamantly Support: My Goal: NASH • The Fire Department and Law Enforcement Is to identify the issues and needs of our community; set goals and determine strategies, set priorities, Columbia County Commissioner- District 3 • The Youth of Columbia County • Our Senior Citizens Services accomplish the work and evaluate the results. I believe that communication is the key to success in this position I am ready to face the challenges ahead • The Economic Growth of Columbia County and I promise to provide a new voice for and I want you to know those lines will be open to you. the future of our community. (386) 623-2244 Paid political advertisement. Paid for and approved by Bucky Nash for County Commissioner-District 3 [email protected] • www.buckynash.com 9A

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Sunday, November 4, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Florida survives Monday n Fort White High Gators rally from head tiebreaker. Missouri soccer at Hamilton (4-5) fell to 1-5 in league County High, 7 p.m. 7-0 halftime play. (girls-5 p.m.) deficit to win. Florida’s defense spent Tuesday 86 plays on the field and n Fort White boys By TIM KIRBY finally sealed the victory soccer vs. Santa Fe High, [email protected] with its fourth interception. 4 p.m. This pick by Josh Evans n Columbia High GAINESVILLE — After came in the end zone with volleyball at St. Augustine not getting into the end :05 left in the game. High in regional semifinal, zone last week, Florida’s The defense had four 7 p.m. offense figured two touch- sacks and 10 tackles-for- n Columbia High boys downs was enough against loss. soccer vs. Suwannee Missouri. Loucheiz Purifoy also High at CYSA field, Turns out it was in the blocked a chip-shot field 7 p.m. Gator’s 14-7 win over the goal at 4:35 of the third Wednesday Tigers in the Swamp on quarter to keep the game n Columbia High Saturday, but only because tied at 7-7. bowling in state of a giant effort by the Coach Will Muschamp tournament at Boardwalk defense. said any win is fine with Bowl in Orlando Florida (8-1) completed him. n Fort White SEC play at 7-1 and at worse “We have to continue to soccer vs. Newberry High, will be tied with Georgia improve offensively and JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 7 p.m. (boys-5 p.m.) for the East Division. The A pair of Missouri defenders fail to stop Florida tight end Omarius Hines (20) from running in Thursday Bulldogs own the head-to- GATORS continued on 6B a touchdown during a game on Saturday at the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville. n Columbia High’s Hannah Burns, Lindsay Lee in state swim meet at Central Florida YMCA Aquatic Complex in Orlando, 9 a.m. n Columbia High bowling in state Homecoming blowout tournament at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando Tigers fire on all n Fort White High football at Santa Fe High, cylinders in 54-3 7:30 p.m. win over Lions. Friday n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY football vs. Suwannee [email protected] High, 7:30 p.m. Saturday Columbia High head n Columbia High girls coach Brian Allen said last cross country in Region week that he wanted the 1-3A meet at Sunny Hills Tigers firing on all cylin- Farms in Tallahassee, ders going into the 6A play- 8 a.m. offs. If Friday night’s 54-3 win against Leon High was any indication, the coach BRIEFS has exactly what he wants. The Tigers came out fir- MEMORIAL BOWL ing on their first possession with an 11-play, 80-yard Junior Midget drive to take a 7-0 lead. Jayce games Monday Barber hit Darren Birch for 24 yards to highlight the Lake City Recreation drive and Braxton Stockton Department’s Memorial had a five-yard run to cap Bowl has Junior Midget off the possession. Brant team play at Memorial Nelson added the extra Stadium. Monday’s point with 8:42 remaining games are: Lake City in the first quarter. Panthers vs. Lake City After Felix Woods sacked Gators at 6 p.m.; Lake Sam Williams on third City Hurricanes vs. down, Leon punted on its Madison Saints at first possession. The Tigers 7:15 p.m. wouldn’t even need to send For details, call the offense back out to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Heyward Christie at Columbia High’s Brett Newcomb (99) trips up Leon High quarterback Sam Williams during the Tigers’ 54-3 homecoming win 754-3607. CHS continued on 2B on Friday.

RUNNING Wright Brothers 5K for veterans Indians come up The Race Against the short in title game Wright Brothers 5K is 8 a.m. Saturday at Fort White falls him up. Olustee Park in Fort White scored its downtown Lake City. 21-19 at home to 19 points in the final 18 Proceeds go to Volunteer Trinity Catholic. minutes of the game — 12 of Service Programs for them coming on two spec- Disabled American By TIM KIRBY tacular plays by Michael Veterans at the Lake [email protected] Mulberry — and needed City VA Medical Center. only a two-point conversion School and cross country FORT WHITE — With to force a tie. teams are welcome. the District 3-3A title on the “Our guys fought,” Registration is at www. line, Fort White High up Jackson said. “I told them stepfitnessonline.com or at came up two points short in I was proud of their effort, Carquest on Pinemount a 21-19 home loss to Trinity proud of them for not giv- Road. Catholic High on Friday. ing up and proud of them For details, call Coach Demetric Jackson for fighting to the very end. Michelle Richards at promised earlier in the We were close to a district 208-2447. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter week the Indians would go championship.” Fort White High’s Andrew Baker (15) is brought down on a quarterback keeper in the game all out to win their first dis- n From staff reports against Trinity Catholic High on Friday. trict and the team backed INDIANS continued on 5B 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Burns, Lee advance to state;

N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 168 200 N.Y. Jets at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. CHS girls X-C makes region TELEVISION South St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. TV sports Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 Houston at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. From staff reports the 50 freestyle. Columbia cross country Indianapolis 4 3 0 .571 136 171 Monday, Nov. 12 The two combined with Today Tennessee 3 5 0 .375162 257 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. AUTO RACING Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143103 188 Open: Arizona, Cleveland, Green Bay, Columbia High’s Hannah Micheala Polhamus and The Lady Tigers cross 7:30 a.m. North Washington Burns and Lindsay Lee Stephanie Silva for a sixth- country team placed third SPEED — Formula One, Grand Prix W L T Pct PF PA advanced to state in the place finish in the 400 free- in the District 2-3A meet of Abu Dhabi, at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 Region 1-2A meet at the style relay. The team could at Apalachee Regional Park Emirates Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 167 144 BASKETBALL Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 University of West Florida qualify for state after region in Tallahassee on Saturday 3 p.m. on Friday. times are compared. and will advance to the ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, AAA Cleveland 2 6 0 .250154 186 NBA schedule Texas 500, at Fort Worth, Texas West Burns won region in the The 200 medley relay region meet. GOLF W L T Pct PF PA Today’s Games 200 IM and placed second of Courtney Britt, Sydney Emma Tucker placed 3:30 p.m. Denver 4 3 0 .571 204 152 Philadelphia at New York, 12 p.m. in the 100 breaststroke. Morse, Silva and Polhamus second, while Ashley Jones San Diego 4 4 0 .500185 157 TGC — Champions Tour, Charles Phoenix at Orlando, 6 p.m. Lee placed fifth in the placed 15th. Joseph Piccioni placed 11th and Abby Schwab Cup Championship, final round, Oakland 3 4 0 .429 139 187 Minnesota at Toronto, 6 p.m. at Scottsdale, Ariz. Kansas City 1 7 0 .125 133 240 Atlanta at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 100 backstroke and sixth in placed 24th in the 50 free. Williams placed 17th. NFL NATIONAL CONFERENCE Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 1 p.m. East Monday’s Games CBS — Regional coverage W L T Pct PF PA New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage N.Y. Giants 6 2 0 .750 234 161 Minnesota at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 120 155 Defense shines again for CHS 4 p.m. Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage Dallas 3 4 0 .429 137 162 Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. Washington 3 5 0 .375 213 227 4:25 p.m. Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. By BRANDON FINLEY group played really well.” Sam Williams completed South CBS — Doubleheader game Indiana at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. [email protected] Columbia’s defense only his first pass of the game W L T Pct PF PA 8:20 p.m. Golden State at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Atlanta 7 0 01.000 201 130 gave up six first downs for 30 yards and then went NBC — Dallas at Atlanta Cleveland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 184 153 It was another banner through the duration of the on to miss his next eight RUNNING New Orleans 2 5 0 .286 190 216 9 a.m. night for the Columbia High game and only two in the before finishing the half Carolina 1 6 0 .143 128 167 ESPN2 — New York City Marathon BASEBALL defense, as the first unit first half on the way to a 3-of-11 for 50 yards. North 4 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA pitched a shutout before 47-0 lead before the second Despite playing a near- ABC — New York City Marathon Chicago 6 1 0 .857 185 100 MLB calendar giving up three points with group took over for much flawless half, Allen knows (same-day tape) Minnesota 5 3 0 .625 184 167 the second unit on the field of the second half. that the Tigers will con- SOCCER Wednesday-Friday — General managers Green Bay 5 3 0 .625 208 170 2 p.m. meetings, Indian Wells, Calif. with 2:35 remaining in a “It could have been our tinue to look for room for Detroit 3 4 0 .429 161 174 FOX — Premier League, Newcastle at Friday — Deadline for free agents to 54-3 win against Leon High fourth shutout of the year,” improvement on Monday West Liverpool (same-day tape) W L T Pct PF PA accept qualifying offers, 5 p.m. in Lake City on Friday. Columbia head coach Brian during the film session. 3:30 p.m. San Francisco 6 2 0 .750189 103 Nov. 14-15 — Owners meetings, “It’s hard to point out Allen said. “We allowed “We’re going to continue NBC — MLS, playoffs, conference Arizona 4 4 0 .500 127 142 Chicago. semifinals, leg 1, Kansas City at Houston one guy that’s playing well, them to spit outside on a to work for ways to get bet- Seattle 4 4 0 .500 140 134 Dec. 2 — Last day for teams to offer 9 or 10:30 p.m. because guys are playing big Iso, but if you take that ter,” Allen said. “I can guar- St. Louis 3 5 0 .375 137 186 2013 contracts to unsigned players. ESPN — MLS, playoffs, conference in each segment of the away we’re talking about a antee you that there are a Thursday’s Game semifinals, leg 1, San Jose at Los Angeles San Diego 31, Kansas City 13 defense,” co-defensive coor- goose egg.” couple of plays where one WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER Sunday’s Games SOCCER dinator Dennis Dotson said. The first half was guy went the wrong way or 2 p.m. Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. FSN — Big 12 Conference, “I think we came out and especially impressive as played the wrong assign- Chicago at Tennessee, 1 p.m. MLS playoffs championship game played the best game we Columbia held Leon to ment. We’re one explosive Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. WILD CARDS have played all year. We only 54 yards of offense play away. The guys are out VOLLEYBALL Detroit at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Houston 2, Chicago 1 gave up three points late in including four yards on the there playing selflessly and 2 p.m. Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Los Angeles 2, Vancouver 1 the second half, but the first ground. Lions quarterback their responsibility.” ESPN2 — Wisconsin at Penn St. Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE ——— Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Semifinals Monday Minnesota at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. D.C. United vs. New York NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bay at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Saturday 8:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. D.C. United vs. New York (n) CHS: Nearly perfect in 54-3 victory ESPN — Philadelphia at New Orleans Dallas at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. Wednesday SOCCER Monday’s Game New York vs. D.C. United, 8 p.m. Continued From Page 1B 2:55 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans, Kansas City vs. Houston ESPN2 — Premier League, 8:30 p.m. Today Southampton at West Bromwich Open: N.Y. Jets, New England, San Houston vs. Kansas City, 3:30 p.m. add the next score. Lonnie extra point. Roger Cray taking back a Francisco, St. Louis Wednesday Underwood field a punt at The Tigers’ defense 62-yarder to close out the FOOTBALL Thursday, Nov. 8 Kansas City vs. Houston,9 p.m. the 19-yard line and scam- forced another three-and- first half with the Tigers Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 8:20 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE pered 81 yards for a touch- out and the Columbia up 47-0. Sunday, Nov. 11 Semifinals NFL standings Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. San Jose vs. Los Angeles down. The extra point was offense continued to exe- The second half began Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Today blocked with 6:45 remain- cute at a high level with a with a running clock and AMERICAN CONFERENCE Denver at Carolina, 1 p.m. Los Angeles vs. San Jose,9 p.m. ing in the first quarter and seven play, 55-yard drive to Columbia ate up 6:52 to East San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Wednesday the Tigers had a 13-0 lead. take a 33-0 win. Underwood take the game into the W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. San Jose vs. Los Angeles, 11 p.m. Another three-and-out capped off the drive with a fourth quarter before add- New England 5 3 0 .625 262 170 Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Seattle vs. Real Salt Lake Miami 4 3 0 .571 150 126 Oakland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Friday followed for the Lions five-yard run. ing its final touchdown. Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Seattle 0, Real Salt Lake 0 and the Tigers responded Leon picked up only its The drive came with much with another quick scor- second first down of the of the first unit on the side- ing drive. Barber hit Nate first half on its next drive line. Backup quarterback Ayers on the first play but failed on a fourth-down Jake Thomas snuck in a of the drive for 47 yards attempt when Drew Clark one-yard score to make the and a 20-0 lead with 4:54 came up with a sack. The lead 54-0. remaining in the first Tigers came back with Ryan Feeley added a quarter. another seven play drive, 32-yard field goal against Columbia went on a also resulting in a touch- the second unit with 2:35 seven play, 84-yard drive down. This time, Barber remaining to account for that finished with a 42-yard rushed it in from two yards the 54-3 final. run from Ronald Timmons out. “We played outstanding with 10:54 remaining in the Columbia added its sec- in comparison to last week,” second quarter to take a ond touchdown on a punt Allen said. “I thought we 26-0 lead, after a missed return in the first half with totally responded.”

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Roger Cray (9) runs for a touchdown against Leon High on Friday. Special delivery for Tigers

By BRANDON FINLEY game is a big unit for us, opportunity,” Dotson said. [email protected] but with the defense play- “Lonnie is a great athlete ing as well as it has over and he did what he does. Columbia High had the last few games we’ve My hat’s off to them. We four special teams scores only had one kick return a saw that Lonnie was a great last season. Tigers’ head game,” Dotson said. athlete in the spring against coach Brian Allen noted The Tigers have pitched Dunnellon. He has a bright that Columbia was looking two shutouts and only gave future and is going to be the to break through on the up three points against next guy for us. He did an third unit this season and Leon, resulting in four kick- outstanding job.” he knew that the potential off return opportunities in Cray was the surprise of was there. the last three games. the night when given the In Columbia’s 54-3 win But Dotson also felt like opportunity. against Leon High, the this could be the Tigers “He had one a couple of Tigers finally broke through week to make an impact in weeks ago that he almost on special teams and they the return game. broke,” Dotson said. “We did it twice. “I knew if the guys had the opportunity to get a Lonnie Underwood had could hold their blocks up young guy a few more reps an 81-yard punt return for a front, that we had a great and he capitalized.” score during the first quarter and Roger Cray closed a 47-0 first half with a 62-yard return for a score. “It was definitely an outstanding job,” Allen said. “Those are scores that you can’t account for. Usually when a team finds a way to score on special teams, they come up with the win. It was a pleasure to get back in the groove.” For Underwood, it wasn’t anything to it but waiting for the play to develop. “I waited for my blocks to set up for me, and they came up,” he said. “We identified some weaknesses this week and we were able to take advantage.” Co-defensive coordinator Dennis Dotson coaches the punt return unit and said it was something that the Tigers have been waiting for all season. “Usually the kick return 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 3B Tigers knock off Lions 54-3

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Jayce Barber scrambles while on a quarterback keeper during the Tigers’ 54-3 win against Leon High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High Braxton Stockton drives down the field for extra yardage Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Braxton Stockton is taken down during a game against Leon High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter A Leon High defender drags Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood down as he runs the ball.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons (23) escapes a tackle for extra yards against Leon High on Columbia High kicker Brayden Thomas (14) makes an extra point following a touchdown Friday. against Leon High. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Valiant effort from Indians

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Devontae Levy (1) sacks Trinity Catholic High quarterback Reid Carlton during the Indians’ 21-19 loss in Fort White on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High defenders combine to bring down Trinity Catholic High’s Demonta Blunt. Fort White box

Trinity 7 7 7 0 — 21 Fort White 0 0 7 12 — 19 First Quarter TC—Guyton 16 pass from Carlton (Vargas kick), 3:47 Second Quarter TC—J. Jones 43 pass from Carlton (Vargas kick), :13 Third Quarter TC—Sandstrom 34 pass from Carlton (Vargas kick), 7:32 FW—Phillips 17 pass from Baker (Escalante kick), 6:26 Fourth Quarter FW—Mulberry 85 punt return (kick blocked), 4:39 FW—Mulberry 96 pass from Baker (pass failed), 2:32 —— Fort White Trinity First downs 6 19 Rushes-yards 22-123 49-206 Passing 188 181 JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Comp-Att-Int 8-15-2 13-24-1 Fort White High’s A.J. Kluess (70) provides protection for Fort White High’s Michael Mulberry (4) covers a Trinity Catholic High receiver as the pass is Punts-Avg. 5-37 5-40 just out of his reach during Friday’s game. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 quarterback Andrew Baker (12) as he looks for a reciever. Penalties-Yards 5-40 7-54 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Fort White, R. Williams 3-71. T.Williams 12-47, Phillips 2-10, Baker 5-(-5). Trinity, Blunt 20-96, Sandstron 9-59, Reed 12-49, Carlton 8-2. PASSING—Fort White, Baker 8-15- 188-2. Trinity, Carlton 13-24-181-1. RECEIVING—Fort White, Phillips 4-73, Mulberry 3-116, T. Williams 1-(-1). Trinity, Ru.Outer 3-35, Reed 3-10, J. Jones 2-52, Denicola 2-34, Sandstrom 1-34, Guyton 1-16, Blunt 1-0. 5BSports

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 5B Yeldon TD leads No. 1 Alabama past LSU 21-17

Associated Press The fourth-ranked two touchdowns, and Fighting Irish rallied from De’Anthony Thomas and BATON ROUGE, La. a two-touchdown deficit Daryl Hawkins also caught — T.J. Yeldon took a swing on the fourth quarter, and scoring passes for the pass from A.J. McCarron beat Pitt 29-26 in three Ducks (9-0, 6-0 Pac-12), and went 28 yards for a overtimes Saturday. who outlasted USC in a touchdown with 51 sec- Everett Golson scored back-and-forth second half onds remaining, giving top- on a quarterback sneak in to extend their winning ranked Alabama a stunning the third overtime to end streak to 12 games. 21-17 victory over No. 5 it. Oregon’s 730 yards and LSU on a raucous Saturday Notre Dame (9-0) is off 62 points were the most night in Death Valley. to its best start since 1993. ever allowed by USC, The Crimson Tide Pitt (4-5) missed a potential which began playing foot- (9-0, 6-0 Southeastern game-winning field goal in ball in 1888. Conference) showed it overtime. Barner set a rushing could come from behind The Fighting Irish were record for a USC opponent after Zach Mettenberger among four unbeaten by the third quarter, top- rallied the Tigers (7-2, 3-2) teams atop the BCS stand- ping Curtis Enis’ 241 yards from a 14-3 halftime defi- ings coming into the week- for Penn State in 1996, and cit. end. Notre Dame was sup- smashed the school record LSU had a chance to put posed to have the easiest shortly afterward as the the game away in the clos- game of the three. Ducks gradually pulled ing minutes, driving into No. 2 Oregon stayed away in their closest game Alabama territory and forc- undefeated with a wild of the year. ing the Tide to use its time- 62-51 victory at No. 18 Matt Barkley passed outs. But Drew Alleman Southern California. for 484 yards and four missed a field goal, and No. 1 Alabama was at No. touchdowns while hit- McCarron took over. He 5 LSU later Saturday and No. ting Marqise Lee with completed three straight 3 Kansas State was home 12 passes for 157 yards passes before reading an against Oklahoma State. and two touchdowns for LSU blitz, flipping a pass the Trojans (6-3, 3-3), who to Yeldon. The freshman No. 2 OREGON 62, No. have lost two straight after broke one tackle and faked 18 USC 51 a 6-1 start. out another defender for the winning TD. LOS ANGELES — No. 6 OHIO ST. 52, Kenjon Barner rushed ILLINOIS 22 No. 3 Notre Dame 29, for a school-record 321 Pitt 26 3OT yards and five touch- COLUMBUS, Ohio downs, Marcus Mariota — Carlos Hyde rushed for It looked as if Pittsburgh threw four TD passes, and 137 yards and three touch- was going to help sort out Oregon produced another downs, and Braxton Miller the national championship landmark offensive perfor- passed for two scores and race, until Notre Dame mance against USC. ran for another to lead made a huge comeback. Josh Huff caught Ohio State past Illinois. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Michael Mulberry (4) runs the ball against Trinity Catholic High on Friday. Brantley comes out on top Mulberry shows out in battle of former Gators By TIM KIRBY said. Mulberry was chased by [email protected] When it did, the speed- Celtics for several yards on By TIM KIRBY ritory that prevented them the playoffs,” Jackson said. ster knew what to do. the way to the end zone. [email protected] from putting the game “It makes you sick when FORT WHITE — It was “I caught the ball and all “I am too fast for them to away after leading 21-0. you lose 21-19.” Senior Night at the Fort I saw was a big old hole and catch me,” he said. FORT WHITE — Trinity The teams played twice Brantley got three White High football game I hit it as hard as I could,” Fort White got another Catholic High head coach in 2011, once for the dis- touchdown passes from his on Friday and Michael Mulberry said. couple of big plays from John Brantley III and Fort trict championship and quarterback, Reid Carlton, Mulberry led a show of Trailing 21-13, Fort White seniors after trailing 21-0. White High head coach again in the second round while Andrew Baker threw offensive fireworks by still had work to do with Trey Phillips caught a Demetric Jackson are of the playoffs. two for Fort White. The those probably playing their only a few minutes remain- 49-yard bomb and followed both former University of “This will help us both Celtics’ three scores went final game at Arrowhead ing in the game. it up with a twirling catch Florida football players. in the playoffs and hope- for 16, 43 and 34 yards to Stadium. Mulberry gave the in the end zone from 17 In three meetings to fully we will see each other three different receivers. Mulberry put Fort White Indians a shot at a tie when yards out for Fort White’s date between their high down the road,” Brantley “There were a lot of ath- back in the game with an he cut across from his wide first touchdown. Reginald school teams, there has said. “They feel like they letes on the field,” Brantley 85-yard punt return for a receiver spot, caught the Williams broke a 62-yard developed a solid respect. can win and we feel like we said. “In big games you touchdown. pass from Andrew Baker run on an option pitch that “We made it tough on can win. It makes for good have big playmakers who It was his third punt and ran 96 yards for a resulted in a first-and-goal ourselves, but that’s what high school football.” make plays and both teams return TD of the season. touchdown. for the Indians. happens when you play Jackson would like that did it.” Trinity Catholic High “It is called an 86X jail- “We started off slow, against a well-coached foot- second meeting. Like last year, if the had punted the ball out of break,” Mulberry said. “I but we got our connection ball team,” said Brantley, “I hope we play them District 3-3A rematch bounds on the previous come in behind the linemen together and started to play whose Celtics lost a pair of again because it means we becomes a reality it will be kicks. and there was a big opening football,” said Mulberry, fumbles in Fort White ter- are in the second round of played in Ocala. “I thought it would come and I just took off.” who also had a interception to me eventually,” Mulberry On both of the plays on defense.

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Trinity Catholic built its left in the game. this time Mulberry went 96 21-0 lead on touchdown The PAT snap was high yards for a touchdown. Fort passes from Reid Carlton and the little lapse in time White needed two points to to Camerhon Guyton, allowed the Celtics to block tie the game. Jamonte Jones and Joe the kick. The Indians tried a spread Sandstrom. Fort White forced formation to get the points. Fort White cut the deficit another three-and-out with “We set it up the swing- to 21-7 with a quick-strike Trinity trying to milk the ing gate against Fernandina drive after Trinity Catholic clock. Richie Denicola Beach,” Jackson said. “It scored on its first posses- pinned Fort White inside is a quarterback option to sion of the second half. its 10 with 2:50 left on the pitch or pass.” Andrew Baker threw clock. The Indians went Baker’s throw into the to Trey Phillips for 49 back further after a penalty end zone was caught by the yards and, two plays later, for illegal participation. wrong team. hit him in the end zone Not to worry. Trinity recovered a sec- from 17 yards out. Nathan Baker threw to Mulberry, ond onside kick and was 1 Escalante added the extra who was cutting behind the able to run out the final 2 2⁄ point. line on the right side, and minutes. The Celtics started grind- ing out yardage, racking up first downs and eating into the clock. Fort White’s Chris Waites and Cameron White recovered fumbles to halt drives, both in Fort White territory, with the second one coming at the Indians 5. Reginald Williams got Fort White out of the hole on an option pitch from Baker that he carried for 62 yards. It went for nothing when Marquis Hendrix intercepted a pass in the end zone and ran it out to the Celtics 29. The defense forced a punt and Mulberry made his first strike. Trinity had punted out of bounds the first three times, but made the mistake of letting Mulberry field this one. He took it right, then cut back and raced 85 yards for a touchdown with 4:39 1CColumbia1CBIZ FRONT Inc. Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County Week of Nov. 4 - Nov. 10, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C COUNTY TOURISM 911 manager there when needed New Communications Center manager has quite a work ethic. Harvey Campbell 386-758-1397 By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Bennie Coleman, Columbia New County 911 Communications Center manager, isn’t an employee board who abuses his sick leave. In more than three decades, Coleman has only used two sick member leave days. Coleman, 50, has been the county’s 911 Communications Center for TDC manager for a little more than a week. he Columbia The Columbia County 911 County Tourist Communications Center dis- Development patches all of the emergency ser- Council (TDC) vice first responders in Columbia is pleased to County with the exception of the Twelcome incoming Lake Lake City Police Department. City Councilman Zack “So far this is a challenging Paulk as the new city rep- position,” he said. “I’m learning a resentative on our board. lot and I’ve got a lot more to learn. Mr. Paulk replaces former This is a very involved agency and City Council Member Jake 911 is a very serious endeavor. I’m Hill who served on the looking forward to being a part of TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter TDC board for the past it, it’s something really different Bennie Coleman, the new Columbia County 911 Communications Center manager, at work at the Columbia County four years. In addition, for me.” Emergency Operations Center. Ms. Suzanne Moses, who For the past 5 and a half years, was the former General Coleman worked for the Columbia Manager at the Lake County Sheriff’s Office and for agency to the best of his abil- the sheriff’s office and county offi- office,” Coleman said, noting City Super 8 Motel, has the last four years he was the ity, make it better and to have cials, Thursday night, allowed his when he left the Department of resigned. The board posi- jail administrator at the Columbia cohesion among the agencies and leave time to be transferred to his Corrections, he had accrued more tion filled by Ms. Moses is County Detention Facility. Prior departments the center supports. new position. than 4,000 hours of sick leave that restricted to a “collector” to working for the sheriff’s office, Coleman has accumulated more He said he doesn’t consider the he received no compensation for. of the Local Option Tourist Coleman worked for the Florida than 600 hours of sick leave time 600 hours to be a lot of time, noted “I’m fortunate that I’ve never been Development Tax (bed Department of Corrections, where while working with the sheriff’s he never used any sick leave while one to be a sickly type of person. I tax) and applications are he retired as an assistant warden. office. he worked at the sheriff’s office. never use a whole lot of sick leave. currently being solicited Coleman said his goals as the According to county docu- “I’ve called in sick twice in 31 I work a lot of hours and I’m not new county 911 communications ments, Coleman has accrued years between the Department TOURISM continued on 2C center manager is to enhance the 614.65 hours of leave time from of Corrections and the sheriff’s COLEMAN continued on 2C

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for that spot on the TDC board. Applications will by the end of December as for local economy be accepted until 5:00 the Suwannee River Valley Two sports tournaments p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. Marketing Group begins remain on the schedule for 20th. Applications can be exhibiting at several tour- the 2012 calendar year. A obtained by calling the ism trade shows, including USSSA baseball tourna- TDC office at 758-1312 or a recreational vehicle show ment is planned for the requesting an application in Tampa and a consumer Southside Sports Complex by e-mail to: Harvey_ show at The Villages in during the weekend of Nov. campbell@columbiacoun- Central Florida. 10-11 and another USSSA tyfla.com It’s Fair Time again in baseball event is scheduled Columbia County for the weekend of Dec. Lake City Reporter Now that Halloween is 1-2. Our department will printing new Suwannee behind us, it’s time again for be compiling an economic River Valley Vacation the 58th Annual Columbia impact study and return on Guide County Fair, through Nov. investment (ROI) report The Suwannee River 10. If you haven’t attended by the end of December. Valley Marketing Group in a while, you’re missing a An additional important is proud to announce the real showcase event which issue facing the Southside Lake City Reporter has features outstanding work Sports Complex deals with been awarded the print- by our FFA youth in the plans to spend upwards ing and graphics project livestock division, lots of of $2.5 million to upgrade associated with the upcom- love and care with crafts lights for the eight-field ing fourth edition of the and food products, along girls softball complex, pur- MANDY BROWN/Lake City Reporter Suwannee River Valley with the entertainment chase new ADA compliant Lake City Reporter Publisher Todd Wilson (right) presents a chainsaw to Lake City resident Vacation Guide. Editorial of the midway. Another bleachers, safety netting Robert Angelo on Wednesday. Angelo won the chainsaw in the Big Boy Toys Expo drawing content is currently being important element of the and three new combina- on Oct. 20. finished for the new publi- fair is the many local busi- tion restroom/concession cation, along with proofing nesses who showcase their building, along with other of information grids and goods and services for the improvements. As cur- photography. Advertising thousands of attendees rently proposed, the costs COLEMAN: There when he’s needed representatives of the Lake of the fair. The Columbia for the improvements Continued From Page 1C City Reporter are currently County Board of County would be split between the approaching area business- Commissioners will have TDC and Board of County es about participation in a booth again in spaces Commissioners with the one to take a lot of time off.” Coleman, a Columbia County native and the magazine. During the #1 & #2 in the first exhibi- TDC portion financed by He said there really isn’t much of a Columbia High School graduate, said his current year, 60,000 of the tion hall. The booth will a 1 percent increase in secret behind him not using a lot of sick habit of using virtually no sick leave time 52-page, full-color guides include comprehensive the Local Option Tourist leave and noted when he began working will be an advantage for him in his new were produced and distrib- information on the inner Development Tax (bed at the Department of Corrections when he position. uted. Of that total, more workings of Columbia tax). was 18 years old, he learned a lesson that “It will allow me to be more involved, than 10,000 were mailed County government, along ■ Harvey Campbell is the stuck with him throughout his career. because there is a lot to this job,” he said. out in response to readers with photographs of many executive director of the “I learned from people to work, do your “I don’t want to be tied down to the office. of various publications in of the new and on-going Columbia County Tourist job, don’t lay out and you’ll prosper,” he I want to be involved and be in there with which we had advertised. projects in our area. Development Council. He said. “I brought that to the sheriff’s office the dispatchers and learn dispatching and The 2013 Vacation Guide Sports continues to can be reached at 386-758- and I brought that here already.” all of the other intricacies of the position.” is expected to be in hand play an important role 1397. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 3C BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

Personal Merchandise Job Medical Mobile Homes 020 Lost & Found 100 Opportunities 120 Employment 440 Miscellaneous 640 for Sale Under Lost dog. Walker mix. Brown Dental Hygienist: Golden ATTENTION NURSES All Children are artists! Several Bank Repos and Used w/white chest, paws & white strip Opportunity! Full time, Part time, Ages 2-10 - Fall Session Homes in stock At North Pointe $100 $ 50 on snout. wearing blue collar. Last Fill in, we have a great opportunity Northeast Florida State Hospital is Receive $10 off tuition in Gainesville seen 10/19/12 S LC. 386-292-9115 waiting for you! An immediate currently hiring new and experi- October 22nd - Nov. 16th 352-872-5566 One item per ad opening has just come up! That’s enced registered nurses for perma- Phone: (386) 438-8060 2Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $.25 great news in this job market! If nent and temporary positions. Noahs-art.com *located across the Rate applies to private individuals selling Mobile Home personal merchandise totalling $100 or less. Job you have a friendly can-do atti- highway from Honda Each item must include a price. tude, a gentle touch, a great work • Evening and Night shifts availa- 650 & Land This is a non-refundable rate. 100 Opportunities ethic, you are orgainized, and self ble with shift differential pay ANYONE WANTING motivated with a god sense of • Leave accrual, full time, 8 hrs ev- A Meat: Chicken or Duck, around Owner Fin.-Nice huge 4/2.5 on 3 Under 05534241 humor, then you should apply. ery 2 weeks 7 or 8 lbs ready now for ac, x-fenced, creek, lrg deck,Paved NOW HIRING Call 888-486-2408 to hear a • Excellent benefits Thanksgiving. We will dress Rd. McAlpin area. Small down $500 $ 10 Cashiers & Baggers for High message with more details about • Deferred comp available chicken, Quail, or Pheasants. $950/mth 386-867-1833. For pics Springs fruit & gift stores. For Hunters have good flying www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com One item per ad the position and instructions on •Salary based on years of experi- 10Each additional Benefits avail: health, dental, Pheasant. RSVP for 1st Sat. of 4 lines • 6 days how to apply for this position in ence line $1.10 & vacation. Dec. for Pheasant shooting call for Rate applies to private individuals selling Madison, FL. Great benefits! • 100% vested in state retirement Unfurnished Apt. personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. Apply in person: Florida tickets available 754-9127 Each item must include a price. after 6 years 710 For Rent This is a non-refundable rate. Citrus Center (Chevron) INTERVIEWING FOR • Free CEUs available at worksite Bowflex Ultimate 2, Complete 18603 NW CR 236, High TEMPORARY POSITION 05535481 • Campus –like facility with instructions and DVD’s We’ve got it all! Under Springs (exit 404 & I-75) With Suwannee Lights. • Located 28 miles west of Jack- Gate Personnel showing 164 exercises. $350 extra $89 Deposit 05535631 sonville on I-10 set of power rods. 386-758-6782 $1,000 $ 75 Must have great personality, smile • State of Florida Dept. of Educa- Limited Avail. Call Today! HOLIDAY INN & SUITES on your face, people skills. PRO-FORM ELLIPTICAL One item per ad tion – eligible site for Nursing Windsong Apts. 16Each additional Lake City’s only full service Able to work 5pm-11pm. Call $200 Like New, 4 lines • 6 days Loan Forgiveness Program. In- line $1.15 hotel is seeking the following: Steve Briscoe, 386-758-0959. Built in fan *Free after school program Rate applies to private individuals selling quire for further details. 386-758-8455 personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. � Line Cook P/T 386-758-6782 Each item must include a price. P/T Housekeeper Needed. This is a non-refundable rate. Must have Experience Occasional Nights Applications must be submitted RCA 32" LCD 1080P HD TV. 1BR APT. Apply in person Mon-Fri 12-5pm And Weekends. online at http://peoplefirst.myflori- Less than 1 yr old. Downtown Location, Clean. New Under 213 SW Commerce Dr. Fax Resume to 386-487-1232. da.com or call Dwana Prevatt at Excellent Condition $200.00 Carpet $450 mo, plus Security. EOE/DFWP. (904) 259-6211 x 1114 or x 1754 386-754-4094 NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 $2,500 $ 70 for further information. CDL Class A Truck Driver. Recumbence Bike by 2br/1ba Apt. Quiet Lake View One item per ad Person to cut nylon material in 23Each additional Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. NordicTrak (Step through) CH/A $500. mo 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 3 years exp or more. Medical plant. And person to attend gun Schools & $200 - Like New $500 dep. Rate applies to private individuals selling shows and sales. Hafners. personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. benefits offered. Contact 240 Education Contact 758-6782 No pets. 386-344-2170 Each item must include a price. Contact 755-6481 This is a non-refundable rate. Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 2BR/2BA w/garage Drivers: All Miles PAID 05535484 Good Things Under SALES POSITION (Loaded & Empty)! Interested in a Medical Career? 450 to Eat 5 minutes from VA hospital and Available for motivated individual. Home on the weekends! Express Training offers Timco. Call for details. $4,000 $ 40 Rountree -Moore Ford, Great Running Class-A CDL Flatbed. courses for beginners & exp The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor 386-365-5150 benefits, paid training/vacation. Lease to Own-No Money Down Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans One item per ad A Landlord You Can Love! 27Each additional Exp. a plus but not necessary. CALL: 866-823-0323 • Nursing Assistant, $479 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great 4 lines • 6 days line $1.55 Call Anthony Cosentino next class- 12/24/2012 Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville Rate applies to private individuals selling area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. 386-623-7442 Medical 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Each item must include a price. • Phlebotomy national certifica- This is a non-refundable rate. 120 Employment tion, $800 next class-11/05/12 Firewood Brandywine Apartments Under 05535427 460 Now Renting LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL • LPN 03/11/13 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. Cord+ of split Firewood $6,000 $ 40 PRN Position Fees incl. books, supplies, exam 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. ER Clerk - Days, Nights & Ready to burn Equal Housing Opportunity One item per ad fees. Call 386-755-4401 or $150.00 30Each additional Weekends Exp. Required TDD Number 1-800-955-8771 expresstrainingservices.com 4 lines • 6 days line $1.65 OR/RN Circulator 386-243-8325 Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. ADJUNCT INSTRUCTORS For further information, please Great area West of I-75, deluxe Each item must include a price. 05535592 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D This is a non-refundable rate. SPRING TERM 2013 visit our website: Mobile Homes www.lakebutlerhospital.com Interested in a Security 630 for Rent hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, Officer Career? SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 COMPUTER SCIENCE FAX (386) 496-9399 North Florida Firearms 14 x 70 MH. Real clean,2br/2ba Garage Energetic, outgoing, and detail Equal Employment Opportunity Training Center garden tub, Water furn.,Good Lo- REDUCED 2/1-1300 sqft, duplex oriented candidates needed to fill / Drug & Tobacco Free Lic# DS8900001 Offers cation $575 mo. $300 dep. No Pets w/ gargage. refurbished,W/D hook Sale adjunct Computer Science Instructor Workplace • Instruction for Class “D” 386-755-0064 or (904) 771-5924 up, CH/A, $650 mth Lease Req. Security Officer License in Lake 386-965-2407 or 386-758-5881 position. Must be able to TEACH ON 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. 4 lines CAMPUS during the day. Master’s City, 40 hr course. $ 50 05535460 • Security Officer Class “D” Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer Updated Apt, 3 days Degree in Computer Science or Gainesville Women’s Center License Training Certification Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP w/tile floors/fresh paint. Includes 2 Signs 17 $ related educational/instructional For Radiology 386-752-6422 Great area. Each additional line 1.65 $120.00. Arlene Weinshelbaum, M.D. 386-752-9626 technology field required. Email Fees incl. application 2/1 Furnished S/WMH Service Guide resume/ transcripts to Pamela. EXP. MAMMOGRAPHY instructions, books, supplies, washer/dryer, Dep & referrences [email protected] TECH wanted full time or part exam, next class 11/6/12. Incl: cable, water, elect. & garb. Furnished Apts. Limited to service type advertis- Call 386-984-5530 720 For Rent ENGLISH time,for private Radiology For more info. 386-965-3477 ing only. English adjunct needed to teach office. AART & Mammography US 90 W, LC,Remodeled, Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands, 4 lines, one month....$92.00 certification req. Fax resume to: 2/1 SW during the day. Master’s in English lg yard, porch, quiet area. 1st mth Columbia. All furnished. Electric, $10.80 each additional line Tracy: (352)331-2044 $575 & $500 dep. No pets. 386- cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly Includes an additional $2.00 per required or 18 graduate hours in 310 Pets & Supplies English plus master’s in related area. 752-1941 or 965-0932 or monthly rates. 1 person $135, ad for each Wednesday insertion. 2 persons $150. weekly Contact Tim Moses at tim.moses@ 05535562 MINI SCHNAUZER 2/2 Screened porch, Lg. lot, in Medical Assistant 386-752-5808 fgc.edu Female puppy, CKC, Shots, HC, very nice, clean, well maintained, Placing An Ad Full time medical assistant with $350.00 safe, small park, credit/background HISTORY several years experience 755-3547 or 466-6709 check, no pets, really nice place to Unfurnished You can call us at 755-5440, History adjunct needed to teach during required. Salary based on 730 Home For Rent MINI SCHNOODLE live, with long term tenants, $485 Monday through Friday from 8:00 the day. Master’s in History required experience. Email resume in mo., $485 sec. dep. 386-719-9169 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. confidence to Male Puppy, CKC, Shots, HC 2BD /1.5BA, Country, South of or 18 graduate hours in History plus $300.00 or 386-965-3737. Some people prefer to place their [email protected] or fax Lake City, private river access. master’s in related area. Contact Tim to 386-758-5987. 755-3547 or 466-6709 2BR/1BA w/boat ramp, 2 garages, clean, classified ads in person, and some Moses at [email protected] Located on County Road 133, $625 mo. + sec. 386-590-0642 ad categories will require prepay- PUBLISHER'S NOTE NURSING CLINICAL $500 mo. plus $5000 dep. ment. Our office is located at 180 05535577 Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs BSN Required. Master’s degree in and cats being sold to be at least 8 954-258-8841 Beautiful Yard, Close to shopping East Duval Street. RN Oncology Lots of natural light. 3BD/1.5BA nursing preferred. At least two years weeks old and have a health 3BD/2BA MH on 1 ac of land. You can also fax or email your ad Fast paced Oncology certificate from a licensed CH/A, $700 mth & $700 dep. copy to the Reporter. of recent clinical experience required. Hematology practice currently $850 mth with Deposit. Contact Contact 386-344-2170 veterinarian documenting they 386-438-0599 or 386- FAX: 386-752-9400 Please Contact Mattie Jones at 386-754-4368 seeking a permanent, full time have mandatory shots and are 752-2765 Warm, Cozy, Just in time for direct your copy to the Classified or [email protected]. ONCOLOGY INFUSION RN free from intestinal and external Christmas 2bd/1ba home. CH/A, Department. DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS to work in outpatient parasites. Many species of wild- Mobile Homes for rent in EMAIL: chemotherapy at their White Springs & $500 mth & $500 dep. classifieds@lakecityre- Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, life must be licensed by Florida Contact 386-344-2170 porter.com Lake City location. Fish and Wildlife. If you are Ft. White. engineering, secondary mathematics Contact 386-623-3404 education, or other related field. unsure, contact the local Work schedule M-F, 8am-5pm. office for information. Business & Requirements include morning Please send resume with salary 750 Office Rentals Deadlines req. to [email protected]. Re- and/or early afternoon availability Move-in Special - 1st mth Free, Be Sure to Call Early for on-campus courses. Contact sumes without salary req. will Livestock & FOR LEASE: Downtown Office not be considered. 330 Supplies 1, 2 or 3bdrm $350/mth. $450 to Space. Convenient to Carrie Rodesiler at 386.754.4413 or m/i. Call today m/i tomorrow. Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: [email protected] for more Court house. Deep Creek Farms - Barn kept 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 Call 386-755-3456 Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. information. 05535629 Square or Net Wrapped Round Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. Hay Bales For Sale Newer 2/2. Super clean on 1 ac . College application and copies of transcripts LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL North by distribution center. For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. required. All foreign transcripts must be submitted Ronnie Hughes (386)365-1425 F/T Perfect for Target employee. $550. tors office, Former professional Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. with a translation and evaluation. Application ADON/RN available at www.fgc.edu mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 office & Lg open space: avail on Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. FGC is accredited by the Southern Association Must be Florida Licensed East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. of Colleges and Schools Management Experience Quiet Country Park Weekdays 386-984-0622 VP/ADA/EA/EO College in Education & Employment Computers These deadlines are subject to change without notice. Preferred. 407 3br/2ba $525. Very clean evenings/weekends 497-4762 PHYSICAL THERAPIST NO PETS! References & Cancellations, Changes Will be required to evaluate and DELL Computer, Deposit required 386-758-2280 PROFESSIONAL treat a variety of diagnoses/post $100.00 OFFICE UNIT & Billing Questions surgical conditions in a 386-755-9984 or Mobile Homes Oakbridge Office Complex hospital/swing-bed and out 386-292-2170 640 for Sale 725 SE Baya Dr - Call 752-4820 Ad Errors- Please read your ad patient setting. on the first day of publication. Hand experience preferred /not Musical 575 Credit Score=10% Down on We accept responsibility for only required. Serious inquiries only. 413 Merchandise your choice of select New 3/2 or Lots for Sale the first incorrect insertion, and COORDINATOR OF GRANT For further information, please 4/2 Double. Limited time offer for 805 only the charge for the ad space MANAGEMENT (Grant Funded) visit our website: Spinet type piano. Challenged Credit. North Pointe PUBLISHER'S NOTE in error. Please call 755-5440 Design and implement participant www.lakebutlerhospital.com $900 OBO Homes, 352-872-5566 All real estate advertising in this immediately for prompt correc- tracking measures. Monitor grant (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, Must Sell newspaper is subject to the fair FAX (386) 496-9399 Contact 386-842-5548 NEW 3/2 JACOBSEN HOMES tion and billing adjustments. program evaluation and compli- Starting at $43,995. Painted housing act which makes it illegal Equal Employment Opportunity to advertise "any preference, Cancellations- Normal advertising ance with funding regulations. Help WAlls-Del-Set-AC-Skirting-and deadlines apply for cancellation. / Drug & Tobacco Free limitation, or discrimination based produce program reports for College Workplace Steps. North Pointe Homes - Hwy Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. Garage Sales on race, color, religion, sex, administrators and funding organiza- 430 441 N, Gainesville, FL Should further information be 352-872-5566 disability, familial status or nation- tions. Requires Bachelor’s degree or F/T Entry Level position in busy PUBLISHER'S NOTE required regarding payments or al origin; or any intention to make higher plus three years of experience Medical Practice. All Yard Sale Ads NEW Jacobsen Model Homes such preference, limitation or credit limits, your call will be trans- M-F, Benefits Avail. Must be Pre-Paid. Sale! 13 Left with up to $25,000 discrimination." Familial status ferred to the accounting depart- in program management. Grant management; data collection, Fax resume to 386-487-1232. off. Don’t buy until you shop includes children under the age of ment. North Pointe Homes 4545 NW analysis, and reporting; program 18 living with parents or legal 13th St - Gainesville custodians, pregnant women and General Information assessment; word processing 440 Miscellaneous 352-872-5566 people securing custody of chil- and spreadsheet software usage. dren under the age of 18. This Advertising copy is subject to Experience managing grant funded Own Your Property? No Money approval by the Publisher who 180 gallon Aquarium, stand & Down with good credit. Great newspaper will not knowingly programs within institutes of higher reserves the right to edit, reject, lights filter. No leaks, too big for Rates Available. North Pointe accept any advertising for real es- or classify all advertisements under education desired. the house. Avail. for pickup on/af- Homes 352-872-5566 tate which is in violation of the appropriate headings. Copy should SALARY: $37,500 annually, plus ter Nov. 1. Tank is 6' long, 2 ' tall law. Our readers are hereby in- & 2' wide, stand is 34" tall. $500 Palm Harbor Homes formed that all dwellings adver- be checked for errors by the benefits d M Publishe onthly by the Serious inquiries only please. 386- New Homes at $39,900 tised in this newspaper are availa- advertiser on the first day of pub- APPLICATION DEADLINE: 11/14/12 $5k for your used mobile home lication. Credit for published errors 438-8516, let ring, slow to answer. ble on an equal opportunity basis. Persons interested should pro- Lake City Reporter 3 New models, 1,100-2,400 SQ FT To complain of discrimination call will be allowed for the first insertion vide College application, vita, and 800-622-2832 ext 210 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, for that portion of the advertisement photocopies of transcripts. All foreign the toll free which was incorrect. 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, November 4, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TRAVEL TALES Trying to rise from the ashes Fort White couple work to recover from Sandy Kishton devastating fire loss.

By DEREK GILLIAM dgilliam@lakecityreport ‘Star’ While Tommy Clary was filling up his Ford Ranger, he received a frantic call from his wife Nancy. “The house is gone. Tthe house gazing is gone,” she said over and over. He tried to prepare himself, but when he rounded the corner of his as you driveway in Fort White, it was still a shock to see the fire engines and police cars. Nothing was left except black- travel ened metal and some smoldering debris. tar gazing can be “What they were doing was hos- part of any road ing down the ashes,” Nancy Clary trip. Not sitting in said. “Don’t get me wrong, the fire your back porch department was absolutely fantas- rocking chair star- tic. They did what they could.” ingS at the night sky. The Tommy and Nancy Clary help other star gazing. I’m talk- raise their 7-year-old granddaugh- ing Big Apple style — sit- ter, Emma. She stays with her JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ting in a restaurant on 44th grandparents while her father, Thomas Clary consoles his wife, Nancy, after talking about their three-bedroom, two-bath mobile home that burned Street in Times Square in who works construction, goes down Sept. 30. They are living with their granddaughter, Emma, 7, in a camper next to the charred remains of their Manhattan on a Saturday wherever the work takes him. home — a painful, constant reminder of all they’ve lost. evening before a Broadway Theeir three-bedroom, 24-by-48- show and gazing across foot mobile home, built in 1984, home from a Marine reunion in “They were like my children,” He said God has a plan, even the room only to find one wasn’t insured. Tommy Clary North Carolina. she said. though he doesn’t know where of the biggest stars in the said he tried to get insurance on He said he feels partially respon- Tommy Clary, a 65-year-old the fire fits. “celebrity sky,”namely Al the trailer in 2001 when the fam- sible because he should have been combat veteran who served with “A deal like this, all you can do Pacino! ily moved to Fort White, but no there. He feels he could have pre- the Marine Corps in Vietnam, is is put it in the hands of God,” he Yep, it happened to us. insurance company would provide vented the fire from spreading no stranger to tragedy. said. Susan Eagle, Sonja coverage. thoughtout the house — maybe In Vietnam, he said, he was The Clarys have done more Meads and I were eating Nancy Clary, 53, and a life-long saved something. shot in the head. The bullet went then put it in the hands of God. dinner at Sardi’s Restaurant renter, said this was the first place The Clarys were told the fire through his helmet, into his They’ve contacted charities across in New York City last she ever lived in that she could call most likely started as an electri- forehead and lodged inside his the area. They asked the bank Saturday. While sipping her own. cal fire in the walls. While the fire skull. He’s 100 percent combat for a loan on the property. Also, wine, Susan gazed across The fire occurred on Sept. 30 stole their home and belongings, disabled and also suffers from they bought a travel trailer and while Nancy Clary was at work. it also took the Nancy Clary’s two Agent Orange contamination, he TRAVEL continued on 2D Tommy Clary was on his way Chihuahuas, Dingo and Minnie. said. CLARYS continued on 3D 2DLIFE

D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Another star-studded festival set at Suwannee

From staff reports night, will again be “Warm & Fuzzy.” Bear Creek Music and Artist Zach Deputy will Art Festival will bring thou- host a charitable disc golf sands of music fans to the tournament on the fantastic Spirit of the Suwannee 18-hole Magnolia Disc Golf Music Park in Live Oak, Fla Course on Nov. 10, at 10 this weekend, Nov. 8 to 11, a.m. Proceeds will benefit for four days of music from victims of Tropical Storm some of the best bands and Debby through the work of groups in the U.S. Love INC. in Live Oak. Among the headlin- Bear Creek and ers scheduled to perform The Suwannee Music are Humphrey’s McGee, Foundation are proud to George Porter Jr. & Runnin’ host the annual food drive Pardners, Grant Green Jr. COURTESY PHOTOS to support Love INC. in & Friends, Headtronics, Blues artist Bobby Rush and the Gospel/blues trio Como Mamas from Como, Miss., are among an array of musical talent Live Oak. Bring five or Atlanta Funk Society scheduled to perform at the Bear Creek Music and Art Festival, being held Nov. 8 through 11 at the Suwannee Music Park in more cans or nonperish- Horns, Eric Krasno & Live Oak. Organizers expect several thousand visitors for the event. able food items to the food Chapter 2, Savi Fernandez drive tent and receive a Band, Sharon Jones & The & Friends, Headtronics, The New Mastersounds, 12 and under are free. upgrade, you must show commemorative 2012 Dap Kings, Florida State Steve Molitz, DJ Logic & The Sugarman3, The Day tickets are only a valid military ID at the Christian Jaxtheimer festi- Blues Band, Ivan Neville’s Freekbass, Ike Stubblefield Werks, Thomas Wynn & available at the gate and do gate. val poster. Dumpstaphunk, Lettuce & Friends, Ivan Neville’s The Believers, Humphrey’s not include camping. Taxes To buy tickets or make A gentle yoga class, and Lotus. Dumpstaphunk, Jonathan McGee, Vagabound Swing, and fees are included in the reservations for RV park- suitable for all levels of Other acts include Atlanta Scales Fourchestra, Voodoo Town, Wyllys & The price. ing, cabins, primitive camp- experience, will be offered Funk Society Horns, Beebs Kaleigh Baker Band, Kris NY Hustler Ensemble, Zach ing or camper parking for Saturday and Sunday morn- & Her Money Makers, Billy Royal & Dark Matter, Deputy, Florida State Blues Military honored the SOSMP, call (386) 364- ing in the Meadow at 10 Martin & Wil Blades Duo, Kung Fu, Lettuce, Lotus, Band and also Zoogma. 1683, email spirit@musi- a.m. A fun and interactive Bobby Rush, Break Science, Marchfourth Marching Artists at large include Bear Creek will honor all cliveshere.com or go to kid’s class will take place Bright Light Social Hour, Band, Moon Taxi, Perpetual Alecia Chakour, Alan Evans active and retired military www.musicliveshere.com. Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Cadillac Jones, Catfish Groove, Savi Fernandez Trio, Freekbass, Jennifer in observance of Veteran’s Kid’s Tent. Alliance, Charles Bradley Band, Sharon Jones & The Hartswick, Michelle Sarah, Day. All veterans and active Other activities The Spirit of the & His Extraordinaires, Dap Kings, Soulive, Strange Natalie Cressman, Robert military who purchase a Suwannee Music Park is Como Mamas, Digital Arrangement, The Budos Walter, Roosevelt Collier, three-day festival pass will Get out your best cos- located at 3076 95th Drive, Tape Machine, Dr. Klaw, Band, The Dead Kenny Will Bernard, Billy Iuso be upgraded to a four-day tumes for Friday and 4.5 miles north of Live Oak Earphunk, Eric Krasno & G’s, The Dynamites featur- and Pee Wee Ellis. weekend pass (includes Saturday night because off U.S. 129. The park is 4.5 Chapter 2, Flannel Church, ing Charles Walker, The Weekend passes include Thursday through Sunday costume themes are back. miles south of Interstate George Porter Jr. & Runnin’ Heavy Pets, The Mantras, music, primitive camping night) at no additional cost. Friday night it’s a “Party 75 and 4.5 miles north of Pardners, Grant Green Jr. The Mike Dillon Band, and all fees and taxes. Kids In order to receive this Animal” theme. Saturday Interstate 10 off US 129. Monument honors military service dogs

By SUE MANNING R-N.C., that the monument project Associated Press started to take shape. In 2007, Jones introduced leg- LOS ANGELES — The act of islation authorizing establish- Congress is in the books, the ment of the monument. Passed bills are paid, the sculptures are unanimously by Congress, it was being cast, and one of the biggest signed the next year by President parades in the world will start George W. Bush, then amended a glory tour and countdown to and signed by President Barack dedication. Obama. The first national monument to Burnam designed the monu- pay tribute to military dogs will be ment, which depicts the modern unveiled in California in just two military handler and four dogs — months. The U.S. Working Dog a Doberman, German shepherd, Teams National Monument will Labrador retriever and Belgian honor every dog that has served Malinois, all breeds used in wars. in combat since World War II. The silicon bronze handler Some cities, cemeteries and stands more than 9 feet tall and military bases across the country weighs 1,500 pounds. Each dog already have such memorials. But is about 5 feet tall and weighs none has been elevated to national 550 pounds. Burnam called them monument level, where it will be “hero-sized.” in the company of the Statue of ASSOCIATED PRESS The figures will stand on a ped- Liberty, Yosemite National Park This undated publicity photo provided by John Burnam Monument Foundation, Inc., shows a conceptual drawing estal, in front of a large granite and Mount Rushmore National of the U.S. Military Working Dog Teams National Monument. It is the first national monument ever to pay tribute wall. One side of the wall will have Memorial. to dogs and honors every dog that has served in combat since World War II. photos etched in black marble In 2000, John Burnam, a 65- veneer showing dog teams in com- year-old veteran military dog han- when he was in Vietnam in 1967 traps. I wanted to give something were retired. bat from the different wars. The dler, wrote a book called “Dog and 1968. back to these animals that have “I always worried about them other side will have an inscription Tags of Courage.” A year later, he His first dog, Timber, was done so much and asked for so but I know they died over there written by Burnam. got an email from a reader won- injured in an ambush a few months little, except for food and water and they died as heroes,” he said. The sculptor, Paula Slater, said dering why there were no national after they teamed up, so he spent and the love of their handlers,” In 2004, Burnam and two other it was the largest and most com- monuments to the dogs of war. most of his tour with a German said Burnam, who received the dog handler veterans pursued the plex monument she had ever In “Dog Tags” and a 2008 book, shepherd named Clipper. Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and idea in earnest, forming the John done. She worked for thousands “A Soldier’s Best Friend,” Burnam “He saved my life and saved Purple Heart. Burnam Monument Foundation of hours, saying that finishing a wrote about his time with the the lives of others by alerting Back then, handlers were not Inc. But it took two more years, project of that size “is like giving Army’s 44th Scout Dog Platoon on ambushes, snipers and booby able to adopt their dogs when they until he met Rep. Walter B. Jones, birth to a baby — five of them.”

TRAVEL: Celebrities exciting to see. Stop by the Continued From Page 1D Lake City Reporter the restaurant and said she movies.” What a great the back of the restaurant thought that might be Al line that was as we both to a waiting car and said, for your Pacino sitting in a booth laughed out loud. It was a “Oh wow, it’s HIM!” across the restaurant. She classic line, one I’ll never Sonja thought someone told one of us to get up, go forget. was choking or dying and complimentary to the bathroom and check After watching him get Susan was a lot quicker it out. up to leave and making with the camera this time. engagement So after a couple some private remarks She followed him and his more glances from her, I about his appearance, entourage outside where package. decided to investigate. I Susan still had some she caught him on film in made my way across the regrets thinking she the car as he was signing • Sweetwater Branch Inn floor trying not to make it missed an opportunity. a few autographs. entirely obvious that I was The next day as the sun All in all, it made for 800-595-7760 staring at him. But sure was just thinking about set- an exciting trip to New • Wards Jewelry & Gifts enough, it was Al. ting, we caught a glimpse York City — one of many 752-5470 I arrived back at the of yet another star, perfor me, a second trip for table with two thumbs up haps a “little” star, but one Susan, but especially for • Camp Weed Cerveny and confirmed it. I thought with “Big” Pop Culture. first timer, Sonja. Conference Center Susan was going to pass GUY FIERI from Diners, So as relaxing as gaz- 386-364-5250 out. She let out a loud Drive Ins and Dives. He ing into the night sky gasp, covered her mouth just opened a restaurant here at home is, “star” • GeGee’s Studio and got right down teary in Times Square a month gazing Big Apple style is 758-2088 eyed with excitement. ago called Guy’s American much more exciting. • Holiday Inn Next, Sonja made the Kitchen and Bar. We were trek across the room to grabbing a late bite and 754-1411, ext. 106 take a peek. Susan then some libations before joked that she could go catching our plane back ■ Sandy Kishton is a over there and fall into his home, when I heard a loud freelance travel writer who lap. At a minimum, she scream from the bar and lives in Lake City. Contact wanted his picture. I nixed followed the action only to her at skishton@comcast. the idea saying that we find Guy walking out from net had to respect his privacy. She said, “Well, if I saw you in a restaurant, I’d go speak to you.” “YES, but you ‘know’ Aisle Style me,” I said. Complimentary “Sandy, I’ve ‘known’ him all of my life because I’ve Engagement Package watched him in so many 3DLIFE

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GARDEN TALK CLARYS: Disabled ex-Marine says God has a plan. Continued From Page 1D parked it on their property, near the burned-out remains of their former home. “We’re running over each other, but at least it’s a roof over our Nichelle Demorest heads,” Nancy Clary said. [email protected] She said this isn’t the first time she’s had to start over because of a fire. In 1987, a house she was renting in Ohio caught fire the day she moved in. Tastes “I hadn’t even unpacked the boxes,” she said. When Tommy Clary asked his change bank about taking a loan out on his property, the bank manager said since the recession the bank as we isn’t providing loans on property. “That just doesn’t make sense,” he said. “My daddy always said, mature ‘They build houses every day, but they’re not building any more land.’” y son, While some of the possessions now in his are replaceable, some items are mid-20s, lost forever. reached One item sticks out in Tommy over and Clary’s mind. His mother restored Mstole a tomato wedge from antiques, and he remembers my plate just last week. I when he was 15 going to auctions didn’t think anything of with her. At one of these auctions, it until he said, “Bet you his mother bid on a yellow, five- never thought you’d see legged, oak table. He said he ques- me do that.” Oh, my good- tioned her about the purchase. ness, he ate a raw tomato She gave him a stern look and he right before my eyes. This went quiet. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter kid wouldn’t even touch my His mother stripped the paint Thomas and Nancy Clary survey the charred remains of their Fort White home, which was destroyed by flames chili or vegetable soup if and refinished the table. Later, she Sept. 30. ‘God looks out for me, there’s no questions about that,’ Thomas Clary said. Clary recalled when he was the tomatoes hadn’t cooked gave it to him. shot in the head while serving with the Marines in Vietnam and when, years later, he nearly died during an explo- down enough to be unrec- “The table must have been 150 ognizable. sion. ‘It knocked me down, but it didn’t knock me out’ he said. ‘I have some of the best support a guy can have, and years old,” he said. it’s from my fellow Marines.’ Our tastes can change He talked about all the times his as we go through life. It family would sit and talk or play doesn’t hurt to revisit foods games at the table. heard about the fire a month ago, ago, the family received donations “It made my heart feel good,” like tomatoes, spinach, The table must have been one and has been organizing an auc- of clothes and furniture. he said. “She then told me, ‘The okra or beets that didn’t of the last things to burn. As the tion to benefit the family. The Clarys said they have next time someone offers you appeal to you when you floor around the solid-oak table Williams runs an auction house enough clothes and furniture, but help, don’t deny them that feel- were younger. weakened the table fell through. and will host the auction at 25961 need money to help with a down ing.’” Take beets, for instance. Still, the fire consumed the table, W US 27 on Nov. 16. payment for a new trailer. Anyone who wants to help the If you are not a fan of just like everything else in the To donate items for the auc- “I feel like a beggar,” Tommy Clary family, can drop off dona- beets, maybe your earlier trailer. Now it’s just a memory. tion, contact Williams at (386) Clary said. “It’s tough for an old tions at TD Bank in Fort White, or experience was only with He said every day something 454-4991. Marine to swallow his pride.” mail to 7075 SW US Highway 27 canned beets. Fresh beets knew he lost comes to mind. He With the recent disasters in the A friend of Tommy Clary Fort White, FL 32038. A founda- from the garden are great wants the remains removed. area, Tropical Storm Debbie first reminded him about how every tion has been created. prepared many ways such “It’s enough to drive you crazy,” and foremost, local charities don’t week he would create care If sending a check, the bank as in soups and salads, he said. “It’s like living next to a have much left to give, Tommy packages for troops in Iraq and asks that donorw write 5847 on the pickled and creamed. dead body.” Clary said. Afghanistan. She asked him why memo line and address the check Beets don’t take much Charles “Red” Williams said he When the fire happened a month he did that. to Thomas and Nancy Clary. space, so if you have some room in the garden or a small area to prepare a new bed, try a few this year. Beets are grown as a cool weather crop in North *** FOR CHRISTIANS ONLY *** Florida. Seeds should be sown September through early March in well-prepared planting beds located in full sun. Fertilize according to package directions, How Will You Vote? weed by hand around plants, and keep the soil from drying out (fluctua- Like a Christian? Or Like the World? tion in soil moisture will cause beet roots to crack). Seeds are produced by this biennial plant during the second year of life if the beet is not harvested. God’s Word tells us He knitted us together in our mother’s womb. Beet “seeds” are actually the dried fruit. Each “seed” Will you vote for candidates that will use your money for abortions? contains several true seeds that will germinate and How will you explain that vote to God? appear as a clump of seedlings. Even if you space your “seeds” several inches apart, you’ll still need to thin these seedlings. Use God s Word promises us He will take care of His children. a small pair of scissors to ’ trim out excess seedlings to avoid damaging the Will you vote for candidates because they promise the government will provide for you? roots. The thinned-out seedlings are a treat in How will you explain that vote to God? fresh salads. Several heirloom variet- ies that are recommended for North Florida include Early Wonder, Detroit Dark God’s Word is clear about marriage and the family. Red, Cylindra, Red Ace and Yellow Detroit. Depending Will you vote for candidates that do not share that view? on the variety, these may be harvested from 50 to 80 How will you explain that vote to God? days after planting. They vary in flesh color from red to yellow to red and white striped. They are tolerant of moderate frosts God tells us to use discernment and freezes, but it is best to cover young plants during cold snaps. Larger beets God tells us to oppose evil tend to be “woody” so har- vest beets when they are the size of a golf ball. Tastes change, so try something new, or old Please, Vote Like A Christian — especially if it’s good for you and it’s easy to grow. For more information on fall gardening, contact the UF Master Gardeners at 752-5384 and read the Florida Vegetable Gardening Guide on the website edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ *** FOR CHRISTIANS ONLY *** vh021.

■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a horticulture agent with the Columbia County Extension of the University of Florida Institute of Food and Paid Ad Agricultural Sciences. 4DLIFE

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HIST 49 120 269 Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers “Sturgis or Bust” (N) Pawn Stars (N) (:31) Pawn Stars (:02) Invention USA (:32) Pawn Stars ANPL 50 184 282 North Woods Law: On the Hunt Å Rattlesnake Republic Å Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive $24 in 24 Mystery Diners Blind Dinner Party TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Max Lucado Å The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - World Poker Tour: Season 10 College Football Oregon at USC. World Poker Tour: Season 10 Being: Liverpool SYFY 58 122 244 (5:30) ››‡ “The Village” (2004) Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix. 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(:45) ››› “Bridesmaids” (2011, Comedy) Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. ‘NR’ Å ››‡ “The Day After Tomorrow” (2004, Action) Dennis Quaid. ‘PG-13’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (5:45) ››‡ “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” (2010) Kristen Stewart. ‘PG-13’ Å Dexter “Do the Wrong Thing” Å Homeland “A Gettysburg Address” Dexter “Do the Wrong Thing” Å Homeland “A Gettysburg Address” Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, nOVEMBER 4, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD Keep your emotions intact, 19): Travel, take on new and strive to reach the Man faking military service projects, update your Eugenia Word goals you set regarding image and interact with your personal life and the may find battle with real vets others. The more you do, to get what you want, nor way you live. ★★★★★ the more you will gain. is it something you should SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- DEAR ABBY: I have a tions? -- THE NAPKIN There are opportunities give in to. ★★★ Dec. 21): Change is head- friend, “Dick,” who wears GOES ON THE LAP waiting for you to discover LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ing your way, but you must veteran hats -- “Vietnam and with a little enthusi- Bide your time. If you refrain from jumping into Vet,” “Proud to Be a DEAR NAPKIN: You asm and positive motiva- don’t get support from the something that has the Marine,” etc. -- that imply can’t blame the boys for tion, you will find happi- people you deal with regu- propensity to be risky. It’s he was in the service. The not knowing something ness and satisfaction. ★★ larly, go outside your com- what you’ve done in the problem is, Dick was never they were never taught. TAURUS (April 20-May munity to those who think past and the connections in any branch of the mili- However, lecturing them at 20): You’ve got plenty like you do. ★★★ you have made that will tary at any time. Abigail Van Buren this point would be coun- going for you, but you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. help you get ahead now. Dick claims he’s “honor- www.dearabby.com terproductive and could have to get past negativ- 22): You can master your ★★★ ing” them by wearing the cause a rift between you ity that you harbor due skills and utilize them to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- hats. But when he goes you would call someone and your boyfriend. to partnerships or the accomplish something that Jan. 19): You will get con- into a restaurant or other like this a “friend” is puz- Enlist Andrew’s help company you are keeping. will impress your friends structive feedback if you place that offers military zling, because you seem and discuss with his sons ★★★★ or the community in which ask questions and share discounts, he always to have a well-developed the difference between GEMINI (May 21-June you live. Let your creativity your findings. It’s what you inquires about them. And sense of right and wrong. “casual” table manners and 20): If you feel inspired, flourish and your percep- share with others that will he has never refused the A word of advice: Sooner those that are expected perfect your ideas until tive intuition guide you. give you the expertise and offer of one or admitted or later, people like Dick when people dine in public you feel you can introduce ★★★★ confidence required to fin- he wears the slogans only are discovered. When that or at a friend’s house. You what you’ve got to some- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ish what you start. Don’t to honor others and was happens, it would be bet- and Andrew should also one who may be interested 22): Emotional spending let an unexpected change will be your downfall. Put never actually in the ser- ter if you weren’t around, “mention” how good the in what you have to offer. ruin your plans. ★★★ your money into learn- vice himself. because people are judged food is at some of the local ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- I come in contact with by the company they keep. restaurants. This will give CANCER (June 21-July ing or developing greater Feb. 18): You’ll be pulled REAL military service the boys an incentive when 22): Do what you can to interest in your plans and in different directions. people who deserve to ** ** ** you both offer to take help someone you care your future. Idle chatter Look at what’s going on wear these hats. I asked a them IF they learn what’s about. Your assistance will and talk about what you around you and size up want to do will get you couple of them about what DEAR ABBY: I am expected in public. be appreciated and reward- your personal situation nowhere. Take action. to do with Dick, but you dating a wonderful man, Tell them you’re willing ed. Don’t let an unpredict- ★★ and how you can benefit SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. can’t print their responses. “Andrew,” who has two to teach them, explain the able individual ruin your from what you encounter. 21): Discipline will pay off. Abby, what’s your take? sons, ages 10 and 12. Both rules, model the behavior plans. Force is not the way Protect your heart, your -- VALUES HONESTY IN of them have horrible table and help them practice. belongings and your repu- OHIO manners. Eating with them Then reward them by tak- CELEBRITY CIPHER tation. ★★★ is like watching pigs at a ing them to the restaurants PISCES (Feb. 19-March DEAR VALUES trough. I have discussed and praising them if they 20): You can focus on the HONESTY: The fact that I this with Andrew, who do well. positive or get sucked into can’t print the reaction of agrees but has done noth- the negative. Back away legitimate veterans to what ing to correct them. from unpredictable people Dick is doing indicates I don’t know how to who are disagreeable. It’s how offensive and wrong it instill proper eating man- in your best interest to is. It appears your friend is ners in the boys without ■ Write Dear Abby at protect what you have and a small-time, chiseling con coming across as though www.DearAbby.com or to spend time with those man who takes advantage I’m better than they are. P.O. Box 69440, Los sympathetic to your needs. of people’s patriotism. Why Do you have any sugges- Angeles, CA 90069. ★★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 1028

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