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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Michaels arts and Fort White High’s SUNDAY crafts store opens Hatcher admitted to EDITION today at mall. 3A top honor society. 1D BAD JERKY Common Core at its core HITS HOME Tea partiers call it federal intrusion; level, as well as more chal- teachers from the education lenging instruction methods equation and force the feder- Three local dogs sickened local teachers say it helps kids learn. for teachers. al government’s beliefs onto by toxic treats; nearly 600 By AMANDA WILLIAMSON What do you think? The standards were devel- students. [email protected] oped by a coalition of gover- The North Central Florida pets have died nationwide. Give us your views nors who wanted to ensure Tea Party, based on informa- As a nationwide reform on Common Core, a that students transferring tion from the Florida Stop By STEVEN RICHMOND on education creates a com- program to introduce across state lines would be at Common Core Coalition, [email protected] mon standard for each grade uniformity to state edu- the same level of learning in compiled a list of critical flaws level, local teachers and Tea cational standards. Send their new classrooms. They associated with Common At least three dogs have been treated in Party members seem at odds comments to rbridges@ also wanted to emphasize Core, including loss of state Lake City in connection to gastrointestinal about how the new program lakecityreporter.com. analytical thinking over rote and local control of educa- problems linked to jerky treats from China. will affect students. learning and memorization. tion, psychological manipu- “They’re treats from China, usually chicken Adopted by the Florida But some residents of lation, diminished parental or duck,” Lake City Animal Hospital co-owner Department of Education set of requirements for each Columbia County, and the rights and negative impacts Dr. Tracy Hawthorne said. “They’re doing in 2010, the Common Core student to master before pro- nation, believe the new stan- serious kidney damage and other gastrointes- State Standards outline a new gressing to the next grade dards eliminate parents and STANDARDS continued on 6A tinal problems.” Hawthorne said she treated three different dogs in connection to the toxic jerky since late September, with two of them still showing complications from the treats. “Unfortunately, no one knows what the toxic principal is,” she said. “Maybe there are chick- TRUNK OR TREAT en and ducks with high levels of antibiotics that are damaging the dogs’ kidneys, but no one knows for sure. IS HARD TO BEAT ‘Unfortunately, If we don’t know By STEVEN RICHMOND what to look for, [email protected] no one knows it’s like trying to ittle monsters of all shapes and sizes crept twixt the what the toxic find a needle in a shadows of a crescent moon as Trunk or Treat rolled haystack.” principal is.’ into downtown Lake City Friday evening. — Dr. Tracy Hawthorne, The only thing longer than the 0.8 mile “Run for Lake City veterinarian DOGS continued Your Life” fun run around Lake DeSoto, organized by on 6A LAltrusa for their Get Fit Lake City initiative, was the line lead- ing children and families to candy that wrapped around sev- eral downtown blocks. While waiting, families found warmth from the spine- chilling evening air thanks to a small collection of floating fire pits along Lake DeSoto. Batmans, Robins, witches and goblins ambled along- side vehicles decorated by Lake City’s spookiest families and businesses. Sets included Holiday Inn’s skeletal couple reclining on a hotel bed and an eerie jungle scene by First Baptist Church. “This is a great place to be on my birthday, in downtown Lake City, seeing everyone have a good time,” Mayor Stephen Witt, 62 as of Friday, said to the sugar-fueled crowd of Courtesy costumed children. “I think everything is Lake City Animal Hospital vets Carey Bailey and outstanding. The Chamber of Commerce Brady Pratt treated Topper and Kyrie for Fanconi- did an amazing job setting this up.” like symptoms displayed after the pets ate toxic STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter Members of the jerky treats. The Food and Drug Administration By the numbers: Starlight Rhythm issued a warning Tuesday to all pet owners con- Section band led children in a series of cerning the recent trend of illnesses and deaths Individual trunks: 30 aerobic exercises to linked to canine jerky products made in China. Mondy spent on candy: $5,000 the sounds of Toto’s Number of attendees: 10,000 “Roxanne,” helping Pieces of candy: 100,000 them burn off excess energy. See more pictures, 8A SNAP benefits Estimates courtesy Chamber of Commerce TREAT continued on 8A decrease Nov. 1 By TONY BRITT [email protected]

County residents who receive federal assis- tance with their food purchases through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps, will see a reduction in their monthly benefits next week. As part of the federal stimulus, the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act tem- porarily increased the maximum SNAP amount to provide larger JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter benefits to recipients during Bumblebee poses for a photograph with Edge Hampton (from the recession. The temporary right), 11, Bruce Parker, 5, and Kaceson Hampton, 8, during increase will end Nov. 1. the Trunk-or-Treat event on Friday. TOP: Trey Redar, 8, gets JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Suzanne Edwards, Chief into character as Dracula. Trunk-or-Treaters try to come down from a sugar high on Friday. Operating Officer of the Catholic Charities Lake City Edwards Regional office, said all SNAP beneficiaries were notified online or by letter within the last 60 days that Survey may lay groundwork for higher wages benefits were going to be reduced. By STEVEN RICHMOND plan” if they are a certain W i l l i a m s both the board of commis- “People are fully aware and hopefully have [email protected] number of percentage points said the sur- sioners and the constitutional been making budget arrangements,” she said. under a yet-to-be-determined vey will help offices, such as the sheriff’s According to U.S. Department of Agriculture County staff said they are acceptable living wage. the board office and supervisor of elec- documents, one person receiving the benefit working on a salary survey “What we’re trying to do is d e c i d e tions. will have their payments reduced by $11 per that may lay the groundwork determine where we are with which indi- “We want to be fair and month; a family of two will have their benefits for wage adjustments to a like or similar counties with viduals were do the assessment county- reduced by $20; for a family of three the cut will number of county employees’ all of our positions across the Ron Williams “ a r o u n d wide,” Ron Williams said. be $29 a month; for a family of four the cut will annual incomes. board,” Williams said. “Then, three or four “We haven’t had any county- be $36 a month and for a family of five the cut County Manager Dale based on the ones that may percent below where they wide studies for the past 10 will be $43 per month. Williams and staff are busy have the greatest differen- should be” and facilitate a or 12 years. It’s been a good “The SNAP program has always not paid extrapolating data from simi- tial, those may be the ones possible budget amendment while.” for all of the families’ food costs — it’s just larly-sized counties in order to the commission may try to process to raise the base pay According to both Ron and a supplement to help those families in need,” highlight which of Columbia identify and create some cor- for those individuals. Dale Williams, county staff County’s 506 workers are in rective action plan for.” The survey will include SNAP continued on 6A need of a “corrective action Commissioner Ron assessments of staff under WAGES continued on 6A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 4-17-25-38-19 3-17-27-31-36 Afternoon: 1-2-5 Afternoon: 7-9-1-1 4-5-8-13-27-44-x2 3-23-31-34-47-13 AROUND FLORIDA Man fatally shot by police at hospital

ST. PETERSBURG Early Saturday, a SWAT lations did not cause the fficials say team entered the home death of Michael, LSF will police fatally and found Parker hiding not rest until all questions shot a man underneath a bed. are answered so we can at a St. Detectives say Parker ensure the safety of chil- Petersburg has a long criminal history. dren in our care,” Sipes Oveterans hospital. said. “As an organization, A Bay Pines VA Medical we are working side by Center spokesman says Caseworkers fired side with law enforcement a man walked into the after 3-yr-old dies and state authorities to emergency room Friday get to the bottom of how evening and became unco- FORT MYERS — Two Michael died.” operative. The man report- child welfare caseworkers edly began waving a knife have been fired following around, which prompted the death of a 3-year-old Baez: sheriff is Veterans Affairs police boy in southwest Florida. bully in bully case officers to shoot him. The The Lee County man was wounded and Sheriff’s Office says 45- LAKELAND — An later died. year-old Donella Trainor attorney for a 12-year-old The man wasn’t immedi- tightly wrapped Michael Lakeland girl charged with ately identified, and it was McMullen in a blanket stalking related to the bul- unclear how many officers Saturday as a type of lying of a classmate who fired on him. punishment and put him committed suicide says The hospital spokesman face down in a crib as he the sheriff who filed the says the emergency room screamed to be released. charges is the bully in the was evacuated out of an When she went to check case. abundance of caution. on the boy, he didn’t Jose Baez said Friday respond. Trainor and two that Sheriff Grady Judd others in the house were has been making the Man arrested over charged with aggravated media rounds after filing manslaughter of a child. the charge at the expense Michigan murder Three other children living of his client. CLEARWATER — with Michael were placed Baez says his client is Florida deputies have in foster care. a child and that he’s not arrested a 27-year-old Child welfare officials going to allow the judicial suspect in a shooting COURTESY said the family was known system to bully her. Baez that left one man dead in to them and was receiv- is best known for repre- Michigan. Redevelopment grant for Live Oak ing services at the time of senting Casey Anthony The Pinellas County The Lake City Board of Realtors presented the Citizens’ Institute on Rural Design in Live Michael’s death, according during her 2011 murder Sheriff’s Office executed a Oak a $15,000 grant obtained from the National Association of Realtors’ Smart Growth to Department of Children trial. search warrant Saturday at Program. The grant will be used to create a post-disaster, redevelopment/revitalization and Families spokeswom- Judd told Orlando televi- about 1:45 p.m. at a home plan for downtown Live Oak which was hit hard after Tropical Storm Debby. Pictured from an Terri Durdaller. sion station WFTV that the in Clearwater, about 20 The caseworkers were evidence against Baez’s miles west of Tampa. left are: Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Director Tim Williams, Realtor; City subcontractors of Children’s client is clear. Authorities say Alex Councilman and CRA Co-Chair Jacob Grantham, Realtor; UF/IFAS Suwannee County Network of Southwest The girl and a 14-year- John Parker Jr. of Flint, Extension Director Katherine Allen; LCBR President Stan Batten, Realtor; City Councilman Florida, which handles fos- old schoolmate were Michigan, was wanted for and CRA Chair Keith Mixon, Realtor. ter care for DCF. arrested last week. Judd shooting two men in Flint Lutheran Services CEO says they were primarily on Oct. 12. Sam Sipes told The News- responsible for bullying Parker allegedly shot eral weeks before. Two cide and the other for oped leads indicated he Press the caseworkers Rebecca Sedwick. the men in retaliation after warrants were issued for attempted homicide. could be staying at a violated policies. one of them shot him sev- his arrest, one for homi- Investigators devel- residence in Clearwater. “While these policy vio- n Associated Press

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Celebrity Birthdays n Ruby Dee, from 1961’s “A n Marla Maples is 59. Raisin in the Sun” is 88. n Kelly Osbourne is 28. n “Monty Python’s” John n NFL quarterback Brady Former NFL linebacker Rogers dies Cleese is 73. Quinn is 28. n “Star Trek’s” Robert n Erica Dasher, from ABC’s SEATTLE Picardo is 59. “Jane By Design” is 25. eggie Rogers, a first-round NFL draft pick whose career Thought for Today R stalled after he was sentenced to prison for a car crash that killed three teenagers, has died. He was 49. “The fact that you are even here, The King County Medical alive, on this planet is a mathematical Examiner’s Office said Friday it didn’t have an immediate cause miracle, and you should not spend the of death for Rogers, who died time that you have being busy being Thursday, because toxicology reports were pending. The Seattle miserable.” — Philip DeFranco Police Department was the inves- tigating agency on the case, but a spokesman for the department declined to comment about Rogers, Scripture of the Day citing a policy to not identify victims. The former University of “For to me to live is Christ, and to Washington defensive lineman had a troubled life and was arrested this die is gain.” — Philippians 1:21 month for investigation of domestic JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter violence assault. His wife told police he hit her on the head with a flash- Young fun at Youngs Park light in an argument about his drink- Lake City resident Sophie Jackson, 7, swings from playground equipment at ing. Rogers had pleaded not guilty. Youngs Park on Friday. 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Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER locaL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 a Police: Woman filled fraudulent prescriptions

By ROBERT BRIDGES tor’s office ing to a Friday morning in several of the prescrip- denied, the release said. County Detention Facility [email protected] for seven LCPD release. tions and even imperson- Fletcher did not return on $215,000 bond Tuesday, y e a r s An investigation by ated other staff members at to work and could not although LCPD withheld A Mayo woman was jailed before the LCPD Investigator Craig Dr. David Fanney’s office be located by authorities most information on the Tuesday after filling 43 fraud- head prac- Strickland revealed in order to have them filled, until the Lafayette County case until Friday. ulent prescriptions with a t i t i o n e r Fletcher filled at least 43 police said. Sheriff’s Office made con- She faces 43 counts of stolen doctor’s pad over two received fradulent prescriptions for The same day authori- tact with her at her Mayo prescription fraud, 43 years, according to a media r e p o r t s oxycodone, hydrocodone ties discovered the fraud, home, according to LCPD counts of insurance fraud, release from the Lake City Fletcher from CVS and adderall since Sept. 1, Flethcer called CVS to and Lafayette County 25 counts of forging a sig- Police Department. Pharmacy about several 2011, the release said. inquire about the status Sheriff Brian Lamb. nature for a prescription Shelli Anne Fletcher, 30, “suspicious” prescriptions Further investigation of her prescriptions and Fletcher was arrested and 23 counts of theft (of worked for a Lake City doc- with his signature, accord- indicated Flethcer phoned was told the orders were and booked into Columbia prescription sheets). Red Ribbon week Michaels opens at Lake City Mall gets a spooky twist By TONY BRITT [email protected] at Fort White High The newest addition to the Lake City Mall opens By AVALYN HUNTER ‘We call it the its doors this morning Special to the Reporter when Michaels, North Reaper Silence. America’s largest special- his year’s national ty retailer of arts, crafts, Red Ribbon Week The idea is to framing, floral, wall decor campaign, which give students a T and seasonal merchan- runs October 23-31, will visual picture of dise, opens for business. get a spooky twist at Fort The store is slated to White High School thanks how many peo- hold a ribbon-cutting cere- to creative thinking by ple are affected mony 9:45 a.m. today and students in the school’s when someone the doors will open at 10. leadership classes. The first 100 customers in “Since the end of dies as a result line will receive more than the campaign falls on of these bad $1,000 in free gift cards Halloween, the students and Michaels will give wanted something that tied decisions.’ away prizes, valued up to in with that,” said Deidre $250, hourly throughout Houk, the school’s activity — Deidre Houk, the day. director. “They came up Fort White High School’s The celebration con- with a terrific idea that will activity director TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter tinues through the week involve both the middle with gift basket giveaways The grand opening of the arts and crafts store Michaels is an event crafters won’t want to and high school students each evening, and kids miss. Beginning with the 9:45 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony, the first 100 customers through and get them thinking can explore their creativ- the door will receive more than $1,000 in gift cards and have the chance to win door prizes about why they want to say use, tobacco use, or under- ity with $2 kids crafting given away hourly throughout the day. no to drugs.” age drinking. We are hop- events on Saturdays. Student volunteers from ing that when students see The store’s home decor décor, personalized art aisles and a bright atmo- that encourages a hands- the Student Government these ‘silenced’ students and floral department will and scrapbook pages are sphere. Key departments on design experience. Association and Future – people they know – in offer everything the Do It also available. are expanded and re-orga- Customers can work with Farmers of America will be their classrooms and on Yourself decorator needs The store’s jewelry nized to allow for easier Michaels’ expert framers working today to decorate the walkways, they will bet- to make a house a home, department will have shopping. to lay out their artwork both the middle and high ter understand the real-life with wall art, tabletop more than 6,000 styles Painters and artists with mats and mouldings, school campuses with red consequences of not say- décor, dried and silk flo- of pre-strung and pack- have not been forgotten which are color coded by ribbons, graveyards and ing no to drugs.” ral, vases, candles, deco- aged beads, including and the store will have an price range to help cus- road signs reinforcing the The Grim Reaper’s jour- rative storage boxes and 1,900 bead strand, spe- arts supplies department. tomers select the right anti-drug message and this ney through the school seasonal items. cialty findings, pendants, The store’s art supplies design for their budgets. year’s Red Ribbon Week will conclude with an in- The scrapbooking and charms and tools to make area includes an expand- Michaels is located at theme, “A Healthy Me Is school TV broadcast from paper crafts department jewelry. ed canvas selection and 2469 W US 90 in the Lake Drug Free!” Fort White High School’s will feature more than Michaels will also have fine art papers with more City Mall. Both the middle and media center on Thursday 3,000 styles of stickers and a kids and tweens depart- shapes and larger sizes, high school cafeterias will afternoon. The broadcast embellishments organized ment, providing parents as well as more than 230 also have pledge walls will feature interviews with by themes like birthday, with a way to inspire their brushes and a broad where students can sign a Fort White principal Keith holiday, sports and trav- children’s imagination selection of acrylic, oil pledge against drug use, Couey, the Reaper, and the el. New varieties of loose through in-store crafting and watercolor paints. tobacco use and underage “silenced” students, with paper, card stock, “bling” events and an expanded Brushes and other prod- drinking. Each student the hope that seeing all and a vast assortment of selection of art supplies ucts are arranged by skill who signs will receive a 34 “victims” together will punches, stamps and ink such as crayons, markers, level from student to pro- red ribbon or sticker that provide a lasting visual pads, edging, electronic paint, craft sticks, pom- fessional to help any artist can be worn throughout image of the death and and manual die cutting, poms, chenille stems, buy with confidence. the day. loss caused by substance cropping tools, organizers, feathers, glitter and more. Michaels will also fea- National Red Ribbon abuse. storage, adhesives and The new store is ture a custom framing Week concludes on Fort White’s Red Ribbon other necessities create a approximately 16,579 area that comes out from Halloween, and that Week activities will con- comprehensive selection square feet and features behind the counter with provided the spark for clude with a “Red Rally” on for creating cards, home an open design with wider an open-style work area a special highlight to Friday, at which students the week’s activities. and faculty will wear red On Thursday, the Grim to show their support for Reaper will be stalking remaining drug-free and classes on both cam- to cheer on the Indians’ puses throughout the day, varsity football team in selecting a total of 34 stu- the district championship In Loving Memory of dents randomly chosen against Taylor County. Kenricvanal (Darrell) Griffi n from a pool of volunteers. Each student chosen will be given a sign to wear about his or her neck, THANK YOU warning their fellow We would like to students of the dangers thank you if you of using drugs, tobacco came by to visit, and alcohol. While sent a card, or wearing their signs, the left a thoughtful selected students will not be allowed to talk to online message, other students or interact brought food and Sunrise 11/25/70 Sunset 10/27/12 socially, though they will prayed for As I sit in heaven and watch you everyday, I try to let continue attending their comfort. you know with signs I never went away. I hear you classes. Words cannot when you’re laughing and watch you as you sleep. I “We call it the Reaper express how even place my arms around you to calm you as you Silence,” Houk said. “The much we weep. I see you wish the days away, idea is to give students appreciated your begging to have me home. So I try to send you signs a visual picture of how so you know you’re not alone. Don’t feel guilty that many people are affected support during a difficult time. you have life that was denied to me. Heaven is truly when someone dies as a beautiful, just wait and see. So live your life, be free. “We Are Women, We Are mothers, We UnderstAnd” result of these bad deci- May God bless Then know with every breath you take, sions. Statistics show that each of you. you’ll be taking one for me. in a school the size of ours The Family of Love you - Mother & Stepfather, Daughters, Father, – 1,204 students – 34 can Sisters, Brother, other Family Members be expected to die within George L. Green a year as a result of drug

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Sunday, October 27, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A OUR OPINION ‘Reaper Silence’ at FWHS he Grim Reaper will stalk the halls of Fort White High on Thursday, but thankfully won’t be collecting any actual souls. The Reaper appears as part ofT Red Ribbon Week, which is designed to raise awareness of the dangers of sub- stance abuse by teens and which ends, appropriately enough, on Halloween. The idea for the Reaper was hatched by students in the school’s leadership classes, and it’s a good one. All day Thursday, the Reaper will roam both the high school and middle school campuses, selecting 34 students at random from a pool of volunteers. Guide showcases ‘Country Once chosen, the students may not speak for the rest of the day, except to interact with instructors. Living at Its Finest’ School officials call it ‘Reaper Silence.’ he Lake City Reporter’s Jara Courson, a junior at The point is to illustrate the human toll 2014 Guide to Lake City Columbia High School, is our cover substance abuse takes on the young of our and Columbia County model this year. Jara is the daughter society. debuts today. We’re hon- of Jerry Wayne and Tara Courson At the end of the day the students, along ored to share this impor- of Lulu. Jara plays volleyball at CHS Ttant publication with our local com- and helps her family train team with the Reaper and Principal Keith Cooey, munity and with those around the roping horses. She’s also an accom- will appear on closed circuit TV to talk country who are curious about Lake plished model and working toward about the experience. City, Columbia County and our way Todd Wilson becoming a film actor, which I’m of life here in North Florida. [email protected] sure you’ll be reading about as her It’s not easy to convince young people We’ve published this magazine career progresses. they aren’t invincible, and that alcohol, for 12 consecutive years and it has I want to thank Bill Potts, a Lake drugs and tobacco can, in fact, do them grown into a small book. Each year ated from this magazine with the City photographer who embraced deadly harm. we document and update the basic Chamber. my vision for the cover, connected needs information for newcomers The Lake City Reporter is your us with the Courson family, and If this little piece of theatrics does the to our region, as well as provide community newspaper. The role of used his expert eye to produce trick for even one south county student, it updated statistics on our area and a a good community newspaper is to the photo that graces our Guide will have been well worth it. few features and photographs that support and boost its local commu- cover. The photo was taken on the Good work, Fort White High. showcase how beautiful and wel- nity. If we don’t cheer for Lake City Courson family ranch, where Jara coming our community is. and Columbia County, who will? The and her family ride and rope. It’s For the past four years, we’ve Guide provides another opportunity an authentic representation of our invited the Lake City/Columbia to showcase what’s sacred to those country lifestyle here. TODAY IN HISTORY County Chamber of Commerce to of us who live here. The Guide is We plan to keep cheering for participate in our Guide and the now one of six magazines we publish – and showcasing – this great com- On this date: Chamber’s membership roll is in addition to our daily newspaper. munity we love. Enjoy the Guide included in the Guide as part of this The theme of this year’s Guide is and share it with your friends and In 1787, the first of the Federalist Papers, a series partnership. The Chamber also uses “Country Living at Its Finest.” We relatives. Join us in celebrating our of essays calling for ratification of the United States this marketing tool to showcase its talked with several local business Lake City and Columbia County Constitution, was published. events and accomplishments from people and residents who earned home. In 1858, the 26th president of the United States, throughout the year. We provide the their education and had the oppor- Theodore Roosevelt, was born in New York City. Chamber with thousands of extra tunity to move away and live any- In 1938, Du Pont announced a name for its new syn- copies of the Guide to hand out where they wanted, but they chose thetic yarn: “nylon.” during the year. We also are glad to to put down business and family ■ Todd Wilson is publisher of the In 1962, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a U-2 share advertising revenue gener- roots in Lake City. Lake City Reporter. reconnaissance aircraft was shot down while flying over Cuba, killing the pilot, U.S. Air Force Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ■ Associated Press God save America – if it’s not too late Lake City Reporter economy or government shutdown week. How will that help the hourly To the Editor: would he have spent 100 million wage people in our country that dollars of our taxes so that he and actually work? Serving Columbia County Since 1874 America is faced with a new his family could vacation in Africa? Many politicians at the top of the danger that our country has never He continues to allow the IRS to power chain in Washington fight The Lake City Reporter is published with pride faced before. Our federal govern- spend millions of our tax dollars to daily to block freedom of the news for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ment has become unbelievably cor- party, and give themselves bonuses media. The government only wants ties by Community Newspapers Inc. rupt, and daily strives to take away and perks in exchange for harassing Americans to hear what it approves. We believe strong newspapers build strong our Christian faith and more and individuals that disagree with him I am inclined to believe that the rea- communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” more of the freedoms that our fore- politically; by the way, he continues son the administration is so angry Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and fathers promised to us in the con- to allow these practices. He was with Edward Snowden is because profitable community‑oriented newspapers. stitution. The government has been prepared to spend billions of dollars he spilled the beans on much of the This mission will be accomplished through the able to succeed at this because the on a war with Syria, a war that is corruption that exists, and contin- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, administration is counting on the none of our business. Both factions ues to exist in the administration. integrity and hard work. majority of the people in America to in this war have an ultimate goal of Washington spends a vast amount be uninformed or just plain stupid. the total destruction of our country. of money hiding the truth from the I fear that stupidity is the greater Everyone needs to pay attention to American people. Todd Wilson, Publisher number. Wake up people, we are in what is going on in Washington, and We are rapidly moving toward Robert Bridges, Editor serious trouble; America is on the what it is doing to our lives. governments like Iran, Cuba and Controller verge of collapse. About Obamacare, if it is such a North Korea. There the govern- Sue Brannon, The administration is blaming great thing for the American people ments are known as dictatorships. President the Republicans for everything that why are members of the administra- Countries all over the world are Dink NeSmith, is wrong in Washington. President tion, the Supreme Court and mem- revolting because of the corruption Tom Wood, Chairman Obama is blaming the Republicans bers of Congress and their aides all in their governments; I fear that for the government shutdown. exempt? That one is easy enough America is on a collision path for Hello people, the Republicans to answer ... because it is a terrible such a travesty. Is that what you have not controlled anything in law and they don’t want any part of really want for our country? God LETTERS POLICY Washington for the past five years! it affecting their lives. Many people forbid. The President closed down the that are paid an hourly wage are Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ government, no one else. If he going to have their work schedules Edward Hunter ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 were really concerned about the reduced to 30 hours or less per Lake City words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s name, address and telephone number for verification. Writers can have two letters per month published. Letters and Test case for legal pot and a whole lot more guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not bill, advocated by world to license and enforce rules for juana only push drug smugglers and necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. President Jose “Pepe” the production, distribution and sale dealers into smuggling and traffick- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Mujica, that has passed of marijuana for adult consumers.” ing in more expensive, addictive and 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Uruguay’s lower house But in addition to acting as a test lethal kinds of drugs? BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. and is expected to soon case for national legalization of mari- It looks like we’ll find out one way Apass the Senate would, according juana, Uruguay will also test another or the other. BY EMAIL: [email protected] to The Associated Press, make longstanding subject of drug policy Uruguay “the first country in the debate: Will a free market in mari- ■ Scripps Howard News Service 5A

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Rose Mary (Connor) Clearwater on Wednesday Oc- Kessenich tober 30th at 9:30 A.M.. Burial will be at Bay Pines National Mrs. Rose Mary (Connor) Kes- Cemetery in St. Petersburg. senich, died Friday October 18, 2013 at the home of her son and Cynthia Ann daughter-in-law, William Con- Travis McCain Stipes nor Kessenich and Pamela J. Kessenich where she had been Mrs. Cynthia Ann Travis Mc- cared for the Cain Stipes, 90, of Lake City past couple passed away Thursday, October of months. 24, 2013 peacefully at the Health Also surviv- Center of Lake City. Mrs. Cyn- ing are a son, thia was born August 16, 1923 Thomas G. in Jackson, Ohio, the second of K e s s e n i c h nine children, to the late William and his wife and Ella (Odle) Travis. She grew Cathy Remz up and spent her married years in Kessenich, grandchildren The- southern Ohio. She moved to Ft. resa Kessenich, Kristin Dennis, Lauderdale in 1962 and met the love of her life Fred Stipes. In the and Erin Johannessen, and great early 1970’s, they moved to Lake grandchildren Dylan, Alexis, City and made it their home. She Chloe, Reef, Nolan, and one on was a homemaker all of her life the way. In addition she is sur- and was of the Christian faith. vived by a brother, Thomas A. She was preceded in death by her Connor, in Rochester, NY and husband’s Charles McCain and his children and grandchildren, Fred Stipes; siblings: Charles and sister-in-law Dorothy Con- Travis, George Travis, Thomas nor, also of Rochester and her Travis and Mary Lee Perdue children and grandchildren. and son-in-law: Allen Mullens. TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Born December 6, 1924 and Mrs. Stipes is survived by her raised in Rochester, NY, she daughter: Shirley Ann Mullens; went to nursing school in Wash- grandchildren: Kimberly Ann Fall photo ops at KC’s Produce ington, DC where she met and (Craig) Bauman and Robert Al- married her husband William len Mullens all of Lake City; Justin Morrision holds Collyn Morrison while Deanna Morrison shows her a pumpkin. The Morrisons were at KC’s Produce H. Kessenich in 1948. He pre- siblings: Sylvia Graves of Co- Saturday looking for photo opportunities with Collyn as part of the fall season. deceased her in 2003. She was lumbus, Ohio, William Travis, also predeceased in 2003 by a Jr. and Margaret Mick of Lake son, Christopher J. Kessenich. City, June Parker of Inverness; For her, nursing was “built- sister-in-law: Julia Travis of COMING UP family dinner will follow the 7 p.m. The show will be at Secretar y Vinard; in”. She worked as a nurse in Lake City and many nieces and service. the Fort White Elementary Lafayette County Board of Washington in the early years, nephews also survive as well. Auditorium. Entrance fee is County Commissioners, in Lake City, FL in the early to Graveside funeral services for Car & Truck Show Mrs. Stipes will be conducted On Saturday, Nov 2 the Retired Ministers $3.00. The money earned Dixie County Board of mid-60’s, and in Clearwater from about 1968 on. Even after retir- on Monday October 28, 2013 VFW Post 2206 is hosting a Wellborn Church of will go to the Chorus fund Commissioners; and Town ing from hospital nursing she at 10 A.M. in the Forest Lawn Car & Truck Show from 9 God will host a Retired to help with various needs, of Mayo Council Members. continued to care for people as Cemetery with Rev. Mike Nor- a.m. to 2 p.m. at 343 Forest Ministers Sunday on Oct. including the uniform Please call Steven Minnis, an “informal” nurse to friends man officiating. Interment will in her condominium helping follow in the cemetery. The fam- Lawn Way. Advanced entry 27 at 10:45 a.m. Special cost. Please come and sup- Director of Governmental ily will receive friends on Sun- costs $15, show-day entry speaker Rev. Tim Futch is port the F.W.H.S. Choral Affairs and Communications to dress wounds, acting as a day evening from 5-7 P.M. at health care surrogate, and gen- costs $20. Proceeds will a former pastor of several Department. with Suwanne River Water the funeral home. Arrangements erally watching over the health are under the direction of the support local veterans. Free area churches who is now Management District, at and wellbeing of her neighbors. DEES-PARRISH FAMILY parking and free admission retired. Wellborn Church 386-362-0434 for more infor- She worked for Suncoast Hospice FUNERAL HOME. 458 – this event is open to the will honor him and Sister Oct. 30 mation. for many years as a volunteer until South Marion Ave. Lake public. Wings, shrimp and Futch for all their work Olustee planning she could not physically continue. City, Fl. 32025. Please sign She was active in her church, at- the on-line guestbook at burgers will be served from in the Kingdom of God. The Olustee Battle tending Mass almost daily, par- parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com 1:30 – 3 p.m. For more information, call Festival is coming back to Oct. 31 ticipating in Bible Study classes, The “It must be some- Pastor W.C. Cobb at 386- downtown Lake City on ‘Wealth of Information’ and delivering Communion to Obituaries are paid advertise- body’s birthday” dance 623-1348. Feb. 14-15, 2014. The Blue The free ‘Wealth of patients at Morton Plant Hospital. ments. For details, call the Lake A Funeral Mass will be held at City Reporter’s classified depart- party begins at 5 p.m. A Grey Army is the sponsor- Information Fair’ will St. Cecelia Catholic Church in ment at 752-1293. $12 donation steak dinner ing organization and will be held Thursday, Oct. will be served from 5 – 7 Oct. 28 host planning meetings 31from 9 a.m. to noon at NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL HOSPICE MONTH p.m. Kickstart performs at Guest speaker at the Columbia County the LifeStyle Enrichment Over 1.65 million people living with life-limiting illness receive 8:00 p.m. Call 386-752-5001 Lake City Aglow School District in room 153 Center, 628 SE Allison Ct. hospice care in the United States, 94% of families rated the care for more information. Lighthouse will have their on the following dates: Oct. This Wealth of as excellent. Hospice of Citrus and the Nature Coast is a non-profit Also at the VFW Post October meeting on Monday, 30, Nov. 13, Dec. 4, Dec. Information Fair promotes charitable organization providing end-of-life services in North 2206 building, 343 Lawn Oct. 28 at Christ Community 18, Jan. 15, Jan. 29, Feb. 5. a “One Stop Shop” where Central Florida. Visit www.hospiceofcitrus.org or call 866.642.0962. Way, each Tuesday is quar- Church, 159 SW Spencer The meetings will be held caregivers, seniors and ter games Bingo from 1-4 Ct. The featured guest is at 5:30 p.m. at 408 SW St. soon-to-be seniors can find p.m. This event is open to Lanette Escobar who lives Johns St. Please call Faye out how support groups, Grace Harbor Ministries’ Festival the public. in Live Oak with her hus- B. Warren at 755-1097 for physical activity, social formerly known as the Hallelujah Festival band. Before settling in the questions or concerns. connection, mental stimu- Held annually on October 31, is joining as a co-sponsor with area the couple traveled lus and good nutrition can TODAY the world sharing the good Uniform sale promote “Independent liv- Changing Time Music Festival th Focus Fall Fun Walk news of the Gospel. She The Auxiliary of Shands ing for a lifetime.” Saturday, November 9 Stroll historic down- was in Christian Financial Lakeshore Hospital will Please circle this date at Memorial Stadium town starting Friday, Oct. Counseling when a storm hold a uniform sale on Oct. on your calendar. We Don’t miss this exciting new festival with various music 25 through Tuesday, Nov. whipped up that could’ve 30 and 31 in the first floor would love to have you artists, battle of the bands, venders, inflatables and 5. Maps, raffle tickets and shipwrecked her faith. conference room from 7 participate in this event. goody bags for the children. chances for door prizes are After serving 3 1/2 years a.m. to 4 p.m. All colors Let us know if you will be These are the best of times! available at member stores in prison for a crime she did and sizes of uniforms and attending so we will have from Railroad to Baya along not commit, she now shares shoes area available. enough tables set up. We Marion Ave. The grand how God’s Word brought The hospital is also look- will supply the tables and prize is a fantastic spa pack- her safely through and ing for golf car drivers to chairs. Please be set up by NEW Goblets age. The prize drawing will made her stronger. This transport patients and guests 8:30 a.m. If you would like be held on Nov. 5 at the experience has given her a from the parking lot to the more information on this Camo for the Focus Downtown meeting. passion for men and women front door. If you are 18 years opportunity, email me at The winner will be noti- in jails and prisons all over or older, have a valid drivers [email protected] or entire family fied afterwards. Look for the world; bringing hope to license and can donate four call 386-755-0235. Men • Women the Focus Downtown logo the hopeless and sharing hours a week, the Auxiliary & Children on the storefront windows. the love of Christ with the would love to have you join Fair deadline For further information, hurting. All are welcomed their team. Applications are Deadline for baked contact Sandra Smith at to attend and her the testi- available at the front desk or goods for the 59th annual 386-288-3673. mony Lanette has to share. in the gift shop. Columbia County Fair con- For more information, call tests is Thursday, Oct. 31. Homecoming celebration Polly at 356-935-4018 or Media event Bring your entry to the The First Christian Linda at 386-752-1971. The District invites the extension office between Church of Lake City, 403 public to a media event for 2-6 p.m. The cotests are West Duval St., would like the Middle Suwanne River free to enter. Call 752-8822 Wilson’s outfitters to invite you to our annual Oct. 29 and Springs Restoration for more information. 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 Homecoming Celebration Variety Show and Aquifer Recharge [email protected] on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 1 p.m. The Forst White High Project on Wednesday, Oct. The guest speaker this year School Choral Department 20 at 2 p.m. at Lafayette will be Dr. Bob Ritchie, will present the annual State Forest. The invited an Associate Professor of Variety Show combined guests include Senator Florida Gateway College Church History at Johnson with a cake auction on Dean; Representatives Universtity. A covered dish Tuesday evening, Oct. 29 at Beshears and Porter; presents Columbia County Perspective Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting Sponsored by: The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Health Depart- ment have come together to form a partnership in order to create a tobacco free community. The partnership focuses on policies that effect our youth. In the New Year, we would like to Upcoming Schedule: focus on multi-unit housing cessation programs and promote the various tobacco cessation programs available in our community. We invite all community members, service workers, and school aged youth to attend the upcoming meeting to discuss tobacco-related issues in October 28 - November 1 - March of Dimes Signature our county. Chef Auction with Fern Mann, Vern Lloyd, and Janet Kuykendall

Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting Central School Board Offi ce Room 153 November 4 - 8 - Orthopaedic Surgery Thursday, October 31, 2013 with Dr. Richard Valenzuela 372 West Duval Street Lake City, FL 32055 7 p.m. Monday-Friday Time: 1:00pm Only on Comcast Channel 8 All partnership meetings are open to the public. For more information on how to make a dif- ference in your community through your local Tobacco Free Partnership, please contact:

Shomari Bowden Columbia County Health Department (386) 758-1066 or [email protected].fl .us 6A

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learn by explaining.” ‘What we’re try- STANDARDS But according to Watkins, Bill would kill Common Core WAGES ing to do is deter- Continued From 1A the standards are deficient By AMANDA WILLIAMSON Continued From 1A mine where we and the organizers behind are with like or Common Core have dumb- The North Central Florida Tea Party, along with the on the teaching profession. ed down the requirements Baker County Tea Party, the O’Brien Tea Party and the are considering those similar counties “We have competent for each grade level. A let- American Tea Party of Hamilton County, support legisla- initial piecemeal adjust- with all of our people in the classroom ter drafted by the Tea Party tion to stop Common Core in Florida through House Bill ments because an across- 25. positions across and competent people on reads that Jason Zimba, The bill, filed by state Rep. Debbie Mayfield (R-Vero the-board wage increase the board.’ the school boards,” said one of the chief drafters Beach), would halt the implementation of Common Core won’t be feasible. — Dale Williams, Lane Watkins of Lake City, of the Common Core math until a series a criteria are met: “I just think Columbia County Manager a member of the North standards, told the crowd • The state board of education holds at least one County has gotten to the Central Florida Tea Party. at a Massachusetts State public hearing in each congressional district of the point that it’s not feasible “But now each one of us Board of Education meet- state... where public testimony is taken on the imple- to do across the board merit. He also said employ- is going to pay the federal ing that the standards only mentation of Common Core standards; raises every year,” Dale ees over the average salary government to implement prepare students to enter a • A fiscal analysis of the projected cost of implemen- Williams said. “I also think levels would not see deduc- what we have competent community college, not a tation is presented to the state board; it’s pretty obvious since tions in their base pay due people to do.” university. • Before adoption, the state must compare the stan- ‘08 that the county just to the survey’s results. dards to other nationally recognized standards of student A local state lawmaker Yet, it’s possible federal achievement. does not have a growth in “We’ve collected a lot says it’s not that simple. intrusion that seems one State Rep. Elizabeth Porter (R-Lake City) says the bill the tax roll that supports of data,” Dale Williams “It’s not a black and white of the biggest concerns to goes too far. “I support the approach taken by the gov- that type of thing.” said. “We’re going to take issue,” said Representative the Tea Party, even though ernor, speaker of the House and Senate president,” she He did note that the that data and assimilate it Elizabeth Porter (R - Lake Porter and Breeden do not said. “Rather than deny everthing, we should take the future outlook for county into a usable form. We’re City). “There are parts [of believe there is currently parts that are good, but refuse to implement any feder- finances was tentatively going to build spread- Common Core] that we can any federal encroachment ally-intrusive parts of Common Core.” optimistic, considering sheets and do compari- use, and there are parts on local education. $100,000 of growth report- sons and analyses so peo- that we absolutely don’t “The federal intrusion tinues to question whether believes the students are ed over the past year—the ple can look at it and draw want to participate in.” aspect — to me, that’s the students’ privacy is violated getting a good founda- first time in four years that conclusions.” According to Porter, third straw,” Watkins said. under Common Core. Many tion. Common Core means has happened, he said. Dale Williams said vice-chair of the Education “We have cost, the weak members believe the new Florida is aligned with 44 Ron Williams floated commissioners asked Committee of the Florida standards and then we standards will lead schools other states in the nation, the idea of implementing for the presentation by House of Representatives, have the federal intrusion. to store data on students’ and that a Lake City stu- a grouping program in the November with the hope Gov. Rick Scott wants to ... One, two, three strikes, religious and political affili- dent will get the same edu- future that would raise of making initial adjust- pick parts from Common and you’re out.” ations, as well as biometric cation if she or he moves wages for arbitrary group- ments by the first meeting Core that best reflect data including fingerprints to Houston, New York or ings of employees every of December. Florida’s education policies Learning styles and retinal scans. The con- Boston. year. If county commission- and its students, then dis- One problem the Tea cern began in Polk County, “We must allow our stu- “We could divide the ers decide to make adjust- card the parts that might Party has with Common but quickly spread. dents to think, not just give county into three groups,” ments after reviewing the be a federal intrusion. Core is that it believes The Florida Department them information and ask Ron Williams said. “The data prepared by Dale Even though Porter has the new program takes a of Education, in a fact sheet them to recall it,” he said. first group would get a Williams and staff, chang- yet to see any federal intru- “cookie cutter” approach to labeled “Demystifying the “The goal is to create prob- raise this year, the sec- es will come in the form sion in Florida’s current teaching. Movement,” said Polk lem solvers.” ond group the second of one or more budget Common Core implemen- “I just favor an educa- County was in fact piloting Though science is not year, then the third, then amendments. tation, she does not want tion system where students a new school bus safety yet under the umbrella start all over after three “If there is a deficiency, to be required to use feder- are allowed to flourish and program that involved eye of Common Core, Tyler years. We are working on we will address it from an ally mandated textbooks or teachers are allowed to be scanning and had nothing includes ideas from the the adjustments first, get educated standpoint,” Ron teaching methods should flexible, challenge the stu- to do with Common Core. new standard in his lesson them where they need Williams said. “It’s like build- the issue ever arise. dents and work with them Permission slips were mis- plans. to be. Then you need to ing anything—You have to “If you just read the on an individual basis,” takenly not sent out. Much like Breeden’s worry about the annual get the foundation first, then standards, there’s noth- Watkins said. “The Common Core stan- second-grade classroom, cost of living increase.” you start doing everything ing in there from the fed- According to Kitty dards are academic stan- the change in Tyler’s les- He said it was too early else. The survey is the foun- eral government that says McElhaney, assistant dards and require no use sons means he is now to say how those groupings dation of what we’re trying you must do this or that,” superintendent for curricu- of biometric monitoring or the facilitator of learning would be chosen, such as to do for the employees of she said. “So I’m not sure lum, assessment, account- monitoring of any kind,” instead of simply a lecturer. by tenure, department or Columbia County.” where they are making that ability, technology and pro- the Florida DOE states. It He allows the students to assumption. But just to be fessional development, the continues by adding the pursue knowledge through proactive as a state, we’re standards do not mean the only information that will be textbooks, labs and discus- treats. saying that we will not yield teachers cannot instruct collected by the state and sions, he says. But he steps DOGS Vets treat severe cases to federal mandates on the above and beyond what is local governments is the in when a student struggles Continued From 1A with immediate IV fluid way we will educate our listed for each grade. She same information that was to grasp the content or has and medication, eventu- students.” said the standards also do collected before Common a question. ally easing into a series But so far the standards not specify how the teach- Core was implemented, “You can’t say enough The FDA has not exe- of oral supplements that have remained just that, ers must create their cur- such as name, birthdate, about what a teacher does cuted an official recall of could take several months standards, separate from riculum. gender, grade level and bus every day to differentiate the products, instead issu- to correct the dog’s fluid the curriculum and resourc- Each student learns number. for every student,” Tyler ing a warning to pet own- balance. es Columbia County teach- differently, and Common “The FDOE does not col- said. “And a computer you ers about recent trends “We’re working to ers decide to use to impart Core still allows teachers lect or maintain informa- plop students in front of, in illnesses linked to the replace the things being the new lessons to their to include different modali- tion on students’ religion, unless it has feelings — Chinese jerky products lost from these damaged students. ties of learning into their political party affiliation, well, it would be tough for beginning in 2007. Many kidneys,” she said. “The daily instruction. biometric information, etc. it to do that.” of the brands that mar- kidney has to do its heal- In the classroom McElhaney visited four that some have listed as Breeden and her fellow ket such products remain ing on its own. I’m simply Second-grade Summers fifth-grade classrooms over possible areas of concern,” second-grade Summers on shelves throughout replacing things that have Elementary teacher Keryn the past week. Each teacher it says. “The FDOE does teacher Jerri Stevens like Columbia County. been lost.” Breeden believes the was teaching the same les- not plan to collect this infor- Common Core. Though Hawthorne said her The FDA issued a warn- point of Common Core son plan, but through dif- mation as it is irrelevant to both think it is different patients were showing ing Tuesday to pet own- is to engage her students ferent techniques and skills students’ education.” than Next Generation symptoms similar to ers that approximately in their own learning. On that best accommodated State Standards and know Fanconi syndrome, a dis- 3,600 dogs and 10 cats Friday, she wrote a math her style and her students. Fear of federal intrusion it requires more work on ease affecting tubules in have shown complications problem on the dry-erase John Lacquey of their part, they believe it the kidneys that causes in connection to Chinese board, “52 - 7,” and then Retinal scans, Branford, a member of offers better instruction for glucose, amino acids, jerky treats in the U.S. instructed her students data mining the North Central Florida the children. phosphate and bicarbon- since 2007. According to to solve the problem by Another concern of Tea Party, does not want Common Core allows ate to pass through the the release, about 580 of breaking the numbers into Watkins, the local Tea Florida’s children to be them to teach the why animal’s system. In other those cases resulted in their “number bonds.” Party and the Florida Stop influenced by the feds. and the how behind the words, all the materials death. Sitting in a circle in front Common Core Coalition He believes education questions, when so much vital to the canine’s health “This is one of the most of the board, the students is the presence of data in the United States has instruction before was lim- are being passed directly elusive and mysterious separated the 52 into two mining in the standards. declined compared to the ited to rote memorization to the urine. outbreaks we’ve encoun- numbers: 42 and 10. They However, McElhaney said rest of the world since because of time constraints, “These dogs showed tered,” FDA’s Center then subtracted seven “data-driven” instruction the creation of the federal they say. Fewer standards lethargy, lack of appetite, for Veterinary Medicine from ten, and added the has always been present in Department of Education are required for the earlier some vomiting, increased Director Bernadette solution of three to the 42. the school system, and that in 1979. grades, but a deeper under- water consumption and Dunham said. “Our The answer, 45. Nearly the it is not a part of Common “I’m not educated on standing must be accom- urination,” Hawthorne beloved four-legged com- entire class got the ques- Core. the test or the standards,” plished, Stevens said. said. “These are the first panions deserve our best tion right. As for a belief that the he said. “I just know who “I have heard teach- ... cases I’ve seen so far.” effort, and we are giving “I used to talk all the time federal government will is doing it. And when the ers say they are against Hawthorne recom- it.” and now they get to talk to be imparting religious and wrong people are involved, Common Core,” she said. mended owners take their The FDA requested each other,” Breeden said, political beliefs to students good things are not going “But I think that was in pets to have bloodwork owners of animals affect- gesturing to her group nationwide, McElhaney to happen. ... It’s like build- the beginning before we and a urinalysis done ed by toxic jerky and of second-graders. “She said: “There’s a separation ing a house on sand.” learned more about it. ... I immediately, since symp- veterinarians who treat might be able to explain of church and state. We’re But Trevor Tyler, a sci- really think people are get- toms may not manifest for them to report incidents something to him better state.” ence teacher at Columbia ting the wrong information several weeks following to www.safetyreporting. than I can, and the kids But the Tea Party con- High School, said he somehow.” initial consumption of the hhs.gov.

‘(The reduction) is going to take effect and SNAP people are going to feel the bite and if the Continued From 1A person who receives the SNAP benefit does not take it seriously, I think they will be sadly Edwards said. “It never pays for coming up short at the end of the month.’ all of the food that would be — Suzanne Edwards, COO of Catholic Charities required for a household.” She said to offset the benefit loss SNAP recipients will have to December, she anticipates people we’ve been seeing a reduction in get a job, cut their budgets, find being hit hard by the reduction. the amount of government food extra work or cut non-essential “As each month goes it will that’s been coming out to the spending. compound,” she said. “Today, counter,” Edwards said. “Already Edwards said Catholic without the reduction, the last Catholic Charities was having to Charities’ numbers have been on 10 days of each month we see an think outside of the box and do the rise for the 12 months with- increase of people and families different things to garner more out the cuts – a trend that has coming to our agency because food because of the requests been continuing for the last four their supplement assistance has (for services) with 45 percent years. run out because they’ve used more people walking through our “This reduction in benefits all of their food money. We’ve doors and through the reduction will take place Friday,” Edwards experienced that for a good two of food and inventory, it puts said. “It’s going to take effect and TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter years, where at the end of the us at a deficit.... It’s hard to say people are going to feel the bite Suzanne Edwards, Chief Operating Officer of the Catholic Charities Lake month people do not have ample to people who are hungry, ‘I’m and if the person who receives food.” sorry we don’t have.’ That’s a the SNAP benefit does not take City Regional office, puts food in a bag for clients on Friday. Edwards In addition, due to the gov- hard thing to go home at night it seriously, I think they will be expects the Nov. 1 reduction in federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ernment shutdown, the USDA, and worry about those children, sadly coming up short at the end Program (SNAP) benefits beginning will increase her clientele. which provides food to Catholic elderly, families, individuals and of the month. We may not see it Charities and the Gateway Food the homeless individuals that the first week, but towards the right around the Thanksgiving of November and it will fall into Bank, did not ship any provisions we’re not able to assist at the end of November I think we’ll period. I think the impact will December.” for just over two weeks. magnitude at which we’ve done see that and unfortunately that’s truly be seen towards the end Edwards said come mid- “Over the last four months, so in the past.” 7A

Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 7A Regulators Fall festival: Trick-or-treat alternative approve FPL pipeline plans

By JIM TURNER By the numbers The News Service of Florida $3.5 billion combined TALLAHASSEE — As cost of both pipelines the state’s dependence on 6,600 jobs required to natural gas grows, regula- build the project tors on Thursday backed 68 percent of state’s plans by Florida Power & electric generation Light to build a two-sec- comes from natural gas tion, 591-mile Alabama to Indiantown natural-gas pipeline project. The project had generat- FPL’s parent company, ed controversy in Columbia NextEra Energy, partnering County when the proposed with Spectra Energy Corp. route would have placed in a venture called Sabal it under the Ichetucknee Trail Transmission LLC. River. Sabal Trail will build a However, plans were $3 billion, 465-mile pipe- changed to avoid the river. line that will travel from Public Ser vice Southwest Alabama through Commission member Georgia to Osceola County Eduardo Balbis praised in Central Florida. COURTESY the project as helping the Florida Southeast Lori Koon stands still as Teppi Hardin (center) and Christina Curtis (right) adjusts her wings before delivering a performance state’s “fuel diversity” by Connection, a separate sub- in the Heaven room at Christ Central Ministries’ Family Fall Fest last year. reducing the chance of sup- sidiary of NextEra, will build ply interruptions and price the second section, run- fluctuations. The project ning 126 miles south from A lighter twist to Halloween — but there’s still candy will add a third major pipe- Osceola County to an FPL line bringing natural gas plant in Indiantown in west- By TONY BRITT bounce houses.” hand selling products that they’ve to power plants and other ern Martin County. The cost [email protected] In addition representatives from made. customers. of that section has been put the Columbia County Sheriff’s Dagley said at least 35 vendors “I believe this is a good around $550 million. n alternative to Halloween’s Office, Lifeguard Ambulance are slated to participate in the event project,” Balbis said. The current proposal will Trick-or-Treating where chil- Service, the LifeSouth Bloodmobile, with their booths. “Adding this pipeline, hav- bring about 1 billion cubic A dren and their families can and Life Flight helicopter will be The theme for this year’s event is ing a third come into the feet of natural gas a day into enjoy an evening out together con- on site with booths. There will also “Who’s Your Hero?” Booths will be state, we’re going to contin- the state. tests, candy and costumes will be be several booths with each booth decorated to the theme during the ue to rely on natural gas and “We’ll be renting part of the focus of the 10th annual Christ advertising its business or service, event and the winner of the “Best this achieves that mitigation that capacity, but not all of Central Family Fall Fest. but handing out candy to children. Booth Award” will get a prize. against price fluctuations.” it,” Gatewood said. The fall festival will take place on “We try to offer families an alter- The event will also feature live Commissioner Julie FPL will purchase about the Christ Central property, around native to trick or treating,” Dagley entertainment and several contests. Brown added that the 400 million cubic feet a day the church’s sanctuary on Dyal said. “We have businesses from “There will be a spooky pooches need for additional fuel in when the pipelines open. Road in central Columbia County within the church and people from contest for small puppies,” Dagley Florida is “indisputable at The daily amount is sched- from 5-9 p.m. Thursday. the community that come out and said. “There will also be a children’s this time.” uled to grow to 600 million “We’re expecting close to 15,000 have a candy booth. They advertise costume contest for different age The project involves two cubic feet a day in 2020. people to attend,” said Leilani whatever they make and show it in groups.” interconnecting pipelines, Utilities have increasing- Dagley, Christ Central office man- their booth and they also have lots At least 12 entertainers are slated with one bringing natural ly shifted in recent years ager and facilities director. “We will of candy to give to the children as to compete in a talent contest where gas into the state and the to natural gas from burn- have loads of candy, hayrides, easy they come by.” the winner is also slated to get a other stretching southeast ing coal and oil. Powering parking, miniature pony rides and There will also be vendors on prize. of Orlando. plants with natural gas is Permitting is underway cleaner, which helps utili- for both sections of the ties meet environmental project. While additional standards, but gas also has approvals are still needed been relatively inexpensive from state and federal agen- --- a situation that utilities Drug take-back filled nearly 200 bottles cies, the main one being the expect to continue with the Federal Energy Regulatory extraction of gas from shale By TONY BRITT Commission, construction formations in various parts [email protected] remains on schedule to of the country. begin in 2016. Currently, FPL uses 1.5 Saturday morning local The pipelines, which will billion to 2 billion cubic feet residents make a conscien- boost Florida’s natural gas of natural gas a day sup- tious effort to make their capacity by about 25 per- plied by the two existing homes safer by doing one cent, are expected to be pipelines, one owned by simple thing — removing operational in May 2017, Florida Gas Transmission unwanted and expired pre- said FPL spokeswoman Company, LLC, and the scription drugs. Sarah Gatewood. other owned by Gulfstream Representatives from The two pipelines are Natural Gas System, LLC. the Columbia County expected to cost a com- Overall, nearly 68 per- Sheriff’s Office and Lake bined $3.5 billion. The proj- cent of the state’s electric City Police Department ect is projected to require generation, and more than collected thousands of pills, 6,600 jobs to build. 72 percent of FPL’s total vitamins, ointments and Another pipeline project energy, comes from natural other unwanted prescrip- was rejected by the Public gas. tion medications in con- Service Commission in As part of the approval on junction with the Seventh 2009. The 2009 proposal Thursday, the commission National Drug Take Back was directly backed by FPL agreed to review the pru- Day across the country. and would have primar- dence of the actual trans- The Lake City Police ily served the Juno Beach- portation costs during its Department conducted its based company. annual cost recovery clause program where residents The project now involves hearings. brought their unwanted medications to the Lake City Public Safety building. The meds were given to police department person- nel and taken to a secure Fort White names room for storage. TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Officer Staci Brownfield Lake City Police Department Officer Staci Brownfield holds a door open at the Lake City said residents brought Public Safety Building as Columbia County Sheriff’s Office public information officer Mark the Duke Talent enough medication to fill Pentolino stores bags of prescription drugs that were brought to collection sites from resi- two boxes, approximately dents for proper disposal. 150 - 200 bottles containing Search winners expired medications. ‘The reason it’s important to have the doctor and her pharmacist “The reason it’s impor- trying to give the expired From staff reports Prescription Drug Take Back Day is to tant to have the Prescription prescription medication Fort White Elementary salutes its 2014 class of Duke Drug Take Back Day is get unused prescriptions that could back because she didn’t TIP 4th-6th Grade Talent Search winners. These academi- to get unused prescrip- fall in the hands of children and to get know what to do with it cally talented students attained Duke University’s stellar tions that could fall in the them off the streets because medica- and was turned away. qualifying scores in the 2013 FCAT Reading, Math, and hands of children and to tion that’s used by people that’s not “This is a great event to Science. get them off the streets prescribed can cause devastating and hold for the community that Currently in fourth grade: Brandon Ammon, Tyler because medication that’s disastrous effects.’ gives them a place to get rid Berg, Alicia Boehnlein, Austin Compton, Jonathan Fischer, used by people that’s not — LCPD Officer Staci Brownfield of these expired prescription Constance Hardee, Coby Lee, Phillip Moore, and Kaylee prescribed can cause dev- drugs,” Pentolino said. “This Waxler. astating and disastrous event is good because some Currently in fifth grade: Wesley Asmus, Amanda effects,” she said. of the prescription drugs can Boehnlein, Noah Bootle, Devin Corrao, Raven Dyal, Kevin The Columbia County the event went well. selves of the expired medi- be harmful if you flush them Fugate, Zoe Griner, Kylee House, Donna James, Briley Sheriff’s Office had depart- “We had more expired cation, seemed to approve down the toilet. If they’re Larsen, Sanaa Latham, Hanna Norris, Emily Quinones, ment personnel, a deputy drugs here than I thought of the program. sent off to landfills, we don’t John Ritch, Michael Viera, Trenton Willcox, and Dale and two Columbia County we would,” he said. “It’s “For the most part it know what could happen Young. Sheriff’s Office Citizen not been a huge turnout, seems like it’s been senior environmentally. I know the Currently in sixth grade: Navie Andrews, Nicholas Service Patrol units on but we’ve collected almost citizens and they’ve been DEA will do the right thing Bacis, Alexander Berg, Tristian Biddle-Hall, Neal Braddy, hand at the Park and Ride two full-sized 30-gallon saying they’ve actually when they dispose of it.” Grace Brady, Virginia Carr, Logan Deson, Joshua Gray, off US 90 to collect the bags of prescription drugs been looking for a place The pills from the Kyle Greenwald, Elizabeth Hair, Peter Lamborghini, medical rubbish. and we’re still here for to destroy or get rid of Columbia County Sheriff’s Steven Nugent, Adrielle Plasencia, Christy Thomason, The group collected another two hours.” some of these old prescrip- Office collection site were Kenny Trinchero, and Jacob Whitchard. several hundred bottles of Eighty-one pounds of tion drugs they have,” taken to the police depart- “It is gratifying to see so many of our students earn this pills before lunch. old drugs were collected Pentolino said. ment after the event and national recognition,” Principal Wanda Conner said. “I enjoy Mark Pentolino, Columbia in all on Saturday. He said one woman collected by DEA for prop- see them at school every day, working hard in their class- County Sheriffs’ Office pub- Pentolino said most of relayed a story to him of er disposal by the end of rooms and contributing to our campus in so many ways.” lic information officer, said the people ridding them- how she went back to her the day Saturday. 8A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter Children await the announcement of the costume contest winners. Josiah Wheeler, 5, dressed as the Tinman from the Wizard of Oz won the infant to six-year-olds category, and Logan Loyd, 11, won the six to 12-year-old group for her Starbucks vanilla bean cappuccino getup, featuring brush art by Brushworks of Ellisville (shown at left). costumes & Candy

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Downtown taking the first place spot for TREAT the second year in a row. Continued From 1A The three finalists then judged Trunk or Treat’s costume contest. Josiah Wheeler, 5, dressed as the Tinman from “This year is the biggest crowd ever,” the Wizard of Oz won the infant to six- Chamber of Commerce Marketing year-olds category, and Logan Loyd, 11, Coordinator Abbie Chasteen said. “We won the six to 12-year-old group for her were worried senior night at Columbia Starbucks vanilla bean cappuccino getup, High School would cut back attendance, featuring brush art by Brushworks of but we’ve had an amazing turnout. I’ve Ellisville. seen lots of really creative costumes so “The cotton candy frappuccino is my far.” favorite,” Lloyd said. Chamber of Commerce Director As festivities wound down around 8:30 Dennille Decker announced the results of p.m., organizers set up their brand new the Fall Around Downtown competition, 12 by 17 foot inflatable moving screen and where downtown businesses competed to aired a showing of the timeless Halloween have the most festive storefronts for the classic, “Ghostbusters.” fall holiday season. All festivities were free of charge to The Spa on Marion and Feagle and the public due in large part to the event’s JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Feagle Attorneys took second and third primary sponsor, Potash Corp. White Amanda Daye and Cole Wharton pass out candy while guarding sleeping skeletons. place, respectively, with Chasteen’s Springs. 1 2 4

Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/ Lake City Reporter 3 1. Trunk-or-Treaters anx- iously wait to collect candy while waiting in line in down- town Lake City on Friday. 2. A battle between Ghostbuster Jason Avery and Alyson Waldron, 17, as the Grim Reaper, is under way. ‘This is my favorite holi- day,’ said Avery, who dons a custom-made costume. ‘After vanquishing the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, I’ve been craving some s’mores.’ 3. Joe Sanders, dressed up as a Kia hip hop hamster, dances a jig for a Trunk-or- Treater on Friday. 4. Charles Brush Sr., car- ries his son, Charles Brush Jr., on his shoulders as he surveys the parking lot for candy vendors. LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 9A ฀

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By TIM KIRBY penalty on the Bulldogs. [email protected] Jason Brouck booted a bouncer from the Suwannee FORT WHITE — One 45 and Elijah Bryant raced miracle finish trumped down and recovered the another miracle finish at ball for the Indians at the Arrowhead Stadium on 20-yard line. Friday, as Suwannee High On the next play Baker defeated Fort White High lofted a strike to Sanders in 31-27. the end zone to give Fort In a span of 38 seconds White a 27-24 lead with 1:19 Fort White went from sal- remaining in the game. vaging a potential perfect Suwannee only advanced season to suffering its first the kickoff to its 26, but on loss. first down freshman quar- Suwannee built a 10-point terback Steven Anderson lead with just under six found Manny Walker wide minutes left in the game. open near the Suwannee Fort White responded with sideline. Walker shook off a 72-yard scoring drive, a tackle and completed a four times converting on 74-yard scoring play for the third down. Andrew Baker Bulldogs. sneaked in from the 1 and “We played bad, but we Melton Sanders kicked had the game won and then the extra point to get the they scored,” Fort White Indians close at 24-21 with head coach Demetric 1:29 left to play. Jackson said. “This one is With the onside kick bitter. It hurts. We have got looming, Fort White was JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter helped by a personal foul INDIANS continued on 2B Fort White High’s Andrew Baker tips up a pass intended for a Suwannee receiver as Elijah Bryant defends on Friday.

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Kamario Bell looks to find a hole against Lee High in the Tigers’ 54-0 win on Friday. Tigers defense dominant in 54-0 win over Lee High

Columbia one Columbia didn’t have a yards to give Columbia a problem moving the sticks. 24-0 lead with 59 seconds win away from The Tigers kicked a 37- remaining in the first quar- clinching playoffs. yard field goal on their first ter. drive and kept rolling to a The special teams got By BRANDON FINLEY 47-0 halftime lead. Brayden back into the action on the [email protected] Thomas connected on the next possession with Bryan first drive with 6:40 remain- Williams blocking a punt Columbia High put on ing in the first quarter to and recovering a fumble perhaps the best defensive get the ball rolling. in the end zone to give performance since head The defense and special Columbia a 31-0 lead with coach Brian Allen took over teams were stellar all night 9:42 remaining in the sec- the Tigers three years ago and Ben Kuykendall recov- ond quarter. in a 54-0 win against Lee ered a fumble in the end “We took a look at their High on Friday. zone to put together the alignment on film and The Tigers were domi- first of 16 points from the they’re only 10 yards back, nant in every sense of the team’s non-offensive units. so that gave us a chance to word, limiting the Generals Kamario Bell gave the block it,” Columbia head to minus-19 yards of offense. Tigers a 17-0 lead with 1:10 coach Brian Allen said. The Generals didn’t gener- remaining in the first quar- “They had a couple of bad ate a first down on offense ter after a 13-yard score that snaps and we were able to until 1:45 remained in the capped off a 57-yard drive do some things on special third quarter after quarter- made up of all runs. teams.” back Isaiah Dunning scram- Nate Taylor was in charge A bad snap out of the bled for 15 yards. A face of the next series. Taylor end zone gave the special mask penalty would give found Bell on a 24-yard teams two more points on Lee its only other move of screen play and then scored the chains. on a bootleg from seven CHS continued on 2B 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Calling coach Rodgers

Next race: AAA Texas 500, Nov. 3, TELEVISION FOOTBALL Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, By TIM KIRBY one win away from return- 5-5A and should nail down Texas. [email protected] ing to the state playoffs for a playoff sport with a win TV sports NFL standings Online: http://www.nascar.com the first time since 2003. at Crystal River High this CAMPING WORLD TRUCK FORT WHITE — That should certainly week. The one loss was to AMERICAN CONFERENCE KROGER 200 Today East Next race: WinStar World Casino Suwannee High needs an IT generate a correct voice- North Marion High. AUTO RACING W L T Pct PF PA 350, Nov. 1, Texas Motor Speedway, Fort or PR person or somebody mail, though Rodgers is “There is a lot left to 5 a.m. New England 5 2 0 .714 152127 Worth, Texas. NBCSN — Formula One, Indian with the proper initials to pleased to share the spot- be determined,” Rodgers N.Y. Jets 4 3 0 .571 134162 NATIONWIDE Grand Prix, at Greater Noida, India make some changes. light. said. “There could be a Miami 3 3 0 .500 135140 Next race: O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, 1:30 p.m. When you call the school “We have a good group three-way tie and I like our Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 159 178 Nov. 2, Texas Motor Speedway, Fort ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, South Worth, Texas. switchboard and ask to be of kids,” Rodgers said. chances in one quarter.” Goody’s Headache Relief Shot 500, at W L T Pct PF PA TOYOTA NHRA NATIONALS connected with head coach “They play hard to the end. Rodgers said it is a little Martinsville, Va. Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 187 131 Site: Las Vegas. 8 p.m. Jamie Rodgers, the voice- I saw that early in week early to take bows, but 6-1 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 145 146 Schedule: Today, final eliminations ESPN2 — NHRA, Toyota Nationals, at mail message says you one. When we were up is better than 1-6. Houston 2 5 0 .286 122 194 (ESPN2, 8-11 p.m.) Las Vegas (same-day tape) Jacksonville 0 7 0 .000 76 222 Track: The Strip at Las Vegas Motor have reached the previous 24-14, I thought we had the “The turnaround is a FIGURE SKATING North Speedway. head coach. game in hand. A poor spe- testament to our kids. “He 4 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Online: http://www.nhra.com NBC — ISU, Grand Prix: Skate Coming off a 31-27 vic- cial-teams play amost cost said. “There is no secret Cincinnati 5 2 0 .714 148135 FORMULA ONE Canada, at Saint John, New Brunswick tory at Fort White High us. I knew they would play potion. We start in January Baltimore 3 4 0 .429 150 148 INDIAN GRAND PRIX (same-day tape) on Friday, Rodgers has the all four quarters.” lifting weights and it goes Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 131 156 Site: Greater Noida, India. GOLF Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 107 132 Schedule: Today, race, 5:30 a.m. Bulldogs sitting at 6-1 and Suwannee is 4-1 in District year-round.” 6 a.m. West (NBC Sports Network, 5-8 a.m., 2:30- TGC — European PGA Tour, BMW W L T Pct PF PA 5:30 p.m.). Masters, final round, at Shanghai (same- Kansas City 7 0 0 1.000 169 81 Track: Buddh International Circuit day tape) Denver 6 1 0 .857 298197 (road course, 3.192 miles). Noon INDIANS: San Diego 4 3 0 .571 168144 Race distance: 191.52 miles, 60 laps. District on line next week TGC — LPGA, Taiwan Championship, Oakland 2 4 0 .333 105132 Next race: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, final round, at Yang Mei, Taiwan (same- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Nov. 3, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, Continued From Page 1B day tape) East United Arab Emirates. 3:30 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Online: http://www.formula1.com TGC — Champions Tour, AT&T to find a way to make plays. to them,” Indians defensive toughness in the final min- Dallas 4 3 0 .571 200 155 Championship, final round, at San Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 169 196 They made more than we coordinator Ken Snider utes, but it turned out to be Antonio Goody’s 500 qualifying Washington 2 4 0 .333 152 184 did.” said. “They came out ready a tease. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 126 216 8 p.m. At Martinsville Speedway Fort White spent most of to play and we got behind “We had a chance to go South FOX — World Series, game 4, Boston Ridgeway, Va. the game catching up. the eight-ball early.” undefeated, but we lost W L T Pct PF PA at St. Louis Friday qualifying; race today New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 161 103 The teams exchanged The teams traded this one,” Jackson said. “It MOTORSPORTS (Car number in parentheses) Carolina 4 3 0 .571 170 96 punts on the first two pos- interceptions early in the hurts right now, but all will 3 p.m. 1. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 99.595. Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 153 157 FS1 — MotoGP Moto2, Grand Prix of 2. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, sessions for each. third quarter — Brandon be forgotten if we come out Tampa Bay 0 7 0 .000 100 163 Japan, at Motegi, Japan (same-day tape) 99.344. The Indians looked to Williams for Suwannee and and take care of business North NFL FOOTBALL 3. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 99.344. have the better of the deal Baker for Fort White. next week. W L T Pct PF PA 1 p.m. 4. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 99.183. Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 168127 with Suwannee pinned After Baker’s 34-yard The Indians play Taylor CBS — Regional coverage 5. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 99.162. Detroit 4 3 0 .571 186 167 back at its 11. Denzel return, plus a personal foul County High this Friday in FOX — Regional coverage, 6. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 99.084. Chicago 4 3 0 .571 213 206 4 p.m. 7. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Washington broke loose for penalty, the Indians ended Perry with the District 2-4A Minnesota 1 5 0 .167 132 181 CBS — Regional coverage 99.007. a 77-yard run and Anderson up at the Bulldogs 28. championship on the line. West 4:25 p.m. 8. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 98.815. W L T Pct PF PA punched it in from one yard Blair Chapman and FOX — Doubleheader game 9. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 98.79. ——— Seattle 6 1 0 .857 191 116 out on fourth down. Trevor Baker combined for a first 8 p.m. 10. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, Suwannee 7 7 0 17 — 31 San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 176135 NBC — Green Bay at Minnesota 98.774. Ross kicked the first of four down and Snider scored Fort White 0 6 8 13 — 27 St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 156 184 SOCCER 11. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 98.748. PATs. the touchdown on a three- First Quarter Arizona 3 4 0 .429 133161 9:25 a.m. 12. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, After a 41-yard kickoff yard run. He added the S—Anderson 1 run (Ross kick), 1:28 Thursday’s Game NBCSN — Premier League, 98.712. Second Quarter Carolina 31, Tampa Bay 13 return by Kellen Snider, two-point conversion and Manchester City at Chelsea 13. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, S—Anderson 1 run (Ross kick), 10:20 Today’s Games Fort White fumbled the the game was tied 14-all 11:55 a.m. 98.702. FW—Williams 9 run (kick failed), 7:50 Cleveland at Kansas City, 1 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Newcastle 14. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 98.656. ball away at its 42. 7:49 into the second half. Third Quarter Buffalo at New Orleans, 1 p.m. at Sunderland 15. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Anderson threw to Both teams punted with FW—Snider 3 run (Snider run), 7:49 Miami at New England, 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 98.553. Fourth Quarter Dallas at Detroit, 1 p.m. Greg Fort for a preview Suwannee getting the ball NBC — MLS, Houston at DC United 16. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 98.553. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. of Suwannee jaw-dropping at the Indians 36. The S—Ross 23 FG, 11:15 9 p.m. 17. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, San Francisco vs. Jacksonville at S—Williams 38 pass from Anderson ESPN — MLS, Los Angeles at Seattle 98.527. catches. This one went Bulldogs ground out nine London, 1 p.m. (Ross kick), 5:56 TENNIS 18. (41) Aric Almirola, Ford, 98.41. through the defender’s running plays before Fort Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. FW—Baker 1 run (Sanders kick), 1:29 5 p.m. 19. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 98.4. hands and Fort caught it White stopped them at N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati, 4:05 p.m. FW—Sanders 20 pass from Baker ESPN2 — WTA Championships, 20. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Atlanta at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. lying on the ground for a 27- the 5. Ross kicked a 23- (kick failed), 1:19 championship match, at Istanbul (same- 98.394. Washington at Denver, 4:25 p.m. yard gain to the Indians 15. yard field goal for a 17-14 S—Walker 74 pass from Anderson day tape) 21. (14) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. (Ross kick), :53 ——— 98.379. Five plays later Anderson Suwannee lead. Monday’s Game —— Monday 22. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, scored on a second sneak. Fort White went three- Seattle at St. Louis, 8:40 p.m. Fort White Suwannee BOXING 98.328. Open: Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Penalties for offsides and and-out and punted to the First downs 15 8 10 p.m. 23. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Indianapolis, San Diego, Tennessee an out-of-bounds kick and Suwannee 41. On third-and- Rushes-yards 41-186 38-161 FS1 — Middleweights, Paul Mendez 98.129. Thursday, Oct. 31 Passing-yards 105 176 (14-2-1) vs. Louis Rose (8-1-0); feather- 24. (40) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Snider’s 19-yard return set 17, Anderson connected Cincinnati at Miami, 8:25 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 8-23-1 4-9-1 weights, Manuel Avila (12-0-0) vs. Jose 98.053. up Fort White at its 40. with Daquez Strickland for Sunday, Nov. 3 Punts-Avg. 4-31.5 5-36 Angel Cota (15-9-1), at Redwood City, 25. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Tavaris Williams, No. 1 37 yards. Then, on third- Minnesota at Dallas, 1 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-0 Calif. 98.048. Tennessee at St. Louis, 1 p.m. on this night after his No. and-19, Brandon Williams Penalties 4-42 9-95 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 26. (51) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. 2 jersey was torn, set the caught a tipped pass and 7:30 p.m. 97.972. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS New Orleans at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. FOX — World Series, game 5, Boston 27. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 97.855. tone with a 13-yard run on carried it in for a touch- RUSHING—Fort White, Williams 27- Kansas City at Buffalo, 1 p.m. at St. Louis 28. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 97.83. first down. Williams added down and a 24-14 lead. 143, Chapman 4-28, Snider 5-13, Baker San Diego at Washington, 1 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL 29. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 97.78. 5-2. Suwannee, Washington 10-80, Kinsey Philadelphia at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. an 18-yard run and scored “You can call them fluke 8:25 p.m. 30. (30) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 97.78. 10-54, Williams 6-16, Coleman 5-1, No. 23 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. from nine yards out on the plays, but they made their ESPN — Seattle at St. Louis 31. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 97.674. 1-(-2), Anderson 5-(-3). Baltimore at Cleveland, 4:25 p.m. NHL HOCKEY 32. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 97.618. eighth play of the drive. own breaks,” Snider said. PASSING—Fort White, Baker 8- Pittsburgh at New England, 4:25 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 33. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 97.568. The score was 14-6 at “Good teams create their 22-105-1, Williams 0-1-0-0. Suwannee, Indianapolis at Houston, 8:30 p.m. NBCSN — Montreal at N.Y. Rangers 34. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 7:50 of the second quarter own breaks. You can look Anderson 4-9-176-1. Monday, Nov. 4 97.498. and stayed that way until at the scoreboard and see RECEIVING—Fort White, Sanders 4- Chicago at Green Bay, 8:40 p.m. 35. (55) Elliott Sadler, Toyota, 97.473. 58, Helsel 2-26, Sampson 2-21. Suwannee, BASEBALL Open: Arizona, Denver, Detroit, 36. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, the half. it was a tight game.” Walker 1-74, Williams 1-38, Strickland Jacksonville, N.Y. Giants, San Francisco 97.448. “You have got to give it Fort White showed its 1-37, Fort 1-27. World Series 37. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, Owner Points. AUTO RACING 38. (32) Ken Schrader, Ford, Owner Thursday Points. St. Louis 4, Boston 2 39. (33) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, Saturday Race week Owner Points. Boston at St. Louis (n) GOODY’S HEADACHE RELIEF 40. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Owner Today SHOT 500 Points. Boston (Buchholz 12-1) at St. Louis Site: Martinsville, Va. 41. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, (Lynn 15-10), 8:15 p.m. Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (ESPN, Owner Points. Monday 1-5:30 p.m.). 42. (95) Reed Sorenson, Ford, Owner Boston at St. Louis, 8:07 p.m. Track: Martinsville Speedway (oval, Points. x-Wednesday, Oct. 30 0.526 miles). 43. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, St. Louis at Boston, 8:07 p.m. Race distance: 263 miles, 500 laps. Owner Points. (x-if necessary)

CHS: Tigers special on all phases Continued From Page 1B the Generals’ next posses- exclamation point on the were a couple of mistakes, sion and Columbia had a defense’s day with an inter- but we got back fresh and 33-0 lead before taking over ception late in the fourth got after the ball for four the ball with 7:29 remaining quarter. quarters. We have to come in the first half. Columbia’s “It’s good to be back in back and do the same offense marched down the win column and get thing next week, because the field with four first some feel-good around the the only way this team isn’t downs and capped off an program,” Allen told the in the playoffs is with a 11-play, 56-yard drive with team after the game. “There loss.” Bell’s second touchdown of the night. This time he scored from five yards away to give Columbia a 40-0 lead with 3:33 remaining in the half. Lequavious Paul recov- ered a fumble in the end zone with 17 seconds remaining in the half to give the Tigers a 47-0 edge heading into the third quarter. Although the Tigers were dominant, they were also merciful. Columbia called off the dogs in the second half but did score once with a newcomer from the junior varsity that was called up this week after the end of their season. Daylon Sheppard capped off a five-play, 65-yard scor- ing drive in the third quar- ter to give the Tigers the final 54-0 mark. Kuykendall put the 3BSPORTS

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Monday n Columbia High, Fort White High bowling in District 2 meet at AMF Galaxy West in Ocala, 9 a.m. n Fort White High girls soccer vs. Columbia High at CYSA field, 6 p.m. Tuesday n Columbia High’s Gillian Norris in Class 2A state golf tournament at Mission Inn Resort and Club - Las Calinas JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter in Howey-in-the-Hills, Columbia High’s Gillian Norris swings on the practice range 9:36 a.m. while preparing for the state tournament. Wednesday n Columbia High’s JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Gillian Norris in Class 2A Lindsay McCardle will start this year as Columbia High’s new girls varsity head coach. state golf tournament at Norris set to Mission Inn Resort and Club - Las Calinas in Howey-in-the-Hills, TBD tee off for state McCardle to take Friday n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY me keep my head right more football at Middleburg [email protected] than anything. He’s helped High, 7 p.m. me learn to focus.” over for Lady Tigers n Fort White High Columbia High’s Gillian Norris believes playing at football at Taylor County Norris will have a chance home has helped her reach By BRANDON FINLEY other cities. We have some down to her new assistant High, 7:30 p.m. to play for the Class 2A state, but now it’s up to her [email protected] very talented girls that coaches. Saturday state championship in golf to win it. know soccer and are will- “I’ve learned a lot about n Columbia High at the Mission Inn Resort “I never expected to be Columbia High has ing to put the hard work how to communicate,” she swimming in District and Club in Howey-in- here,” Norris said. “Having pegged one of its own as in. I’m really excited to see said. “Each girl is different 2-3A meet at Stephen the-Hills on Tuesday and it at Quail was pretty nice. I the next Lady Tigers soc- them grow into much bet- in how you can motivate C. O’Connell Center in Wednesday. feel that I can go out and do cer coach. After serving ter soccer players.” them. My assistant coach Gainesville, 9 a.m. Norris qualified for state good. If I play really solid, two years with the team Goals are important to is Tracy Lee. My junior n Fort White High girls by shooting an 80 at the I can see shooting well on as an assistant, Lindsay McCardle and she made varsity coach is Tami soccer at Bradford High, Region 2-2A tournament at the first day.” McCardle will replace sure that the Lady Tigers Lapham. She’s coming in 1 p.m. Quail Heights County Club Her low for the year is Ashley Griseck as the head were on the same page and I played with her in on Tuesday. 73 and to get there again, coach. with expectations. high school. She’s really It wasn’t an easy road to she said it’s going to take a After playing with the “I have very wide expec- excited. She’s got some get to state according to couple of things. Lady Tigers for four years tations for each of them,” fresh and new things for Norris. It took a lot of work “I have to keep the right on the varsity squad, she said. “We sat down and the girls.” District and dedication to reach the attitude and shoot at the McCardle is fully aware set goals. We want to be As far as the Lady Tigers pinnacle. stick,” Norris said. “My put- of what to expect out of district champs.” go, McCardle said it will bowling “It was a lot of practice ting has given me trouble. I the program. She’s eager The way to get there is rest on a young trio of play- for sure,” Norris said. “It’s just have to keep the right for the opportunity to playing as a unit instead of ers. From staff reports pretty exciting, I guess.” speed.” return. a group of individuals. “Returning on varsity Norris said that one part Norris has a game plan “I graduated from “I guess my philosophy is Brittney Lee and she’ll Columbia High’s bowl- of her game stands out and going into the state tour- Columbia high school in is that we strive to be one,” be our sweeper,” she said. ing team will defend its she’s confident it will be in nament and it’s two differ- 2008,” she said. “I played McCardle said. “We can “She was a very strong District 2 title in the meet the bag when she tees off ent approaches for the two varsity for four years. rely on one another. We and consistent player. I’m at AMX Galaxy West in Tuesday. days. I didn’t play college, but have expectations for team- excited about her and Ocala on Monday. “My driving is the most “I want to go in and shoot played intramurals in col- mates. We want to be able she’s grown a lot as far The Lady Tigers that consistent part of my game,” a solid round, maybe in the lege. I graduated from the to rely on each other. We as ball control. She was coach Brian Saunders is Norris said. “My accuracy 70s,” Norris said. “The first University of North Florida expect 110 percent.” a freshman last year and taking to the district meet has got a lot better. I’m day, I’m going to play pretty with a degree in special McCardle also expects her calmness in the game are Breanne Frazier, probably hitting it 220 or fair, but I plan to get a little education. I now teach at a very high-octane set of has calmed down. Natalia Diana Phillips, Amanda 230 yards off the tee.” frisky on the second day. If Columbia High School. Lady Tigers this season. Pardo up top comes back. Schmitt, Ashley Shoup, Norris also gave credit to I have a shot, I’m going to I was born and raised in “We have a very offen- She’s been playing club in Elaina Silcox and Lauren her coach and her practice shoot at the target and go Lake City. My husband is sive team this year,” she Gainesville and she just Snipes. partner as helping hands on for it.” Slade McCardle and he’s said. “We have some strong brings a lot of speed and Columbia tuned up on the way to state. And Norris doesn’t count also from Lake City.” forwards and strong cen- ability to move the ball. We Wednesday with a match “I play with my brother herself out of winning the McCardle hopes that ter mids. In the past, we’ve have a freshman Kyrsten against Fort White High every weekend on top of whole thing. her first two years with always struggled offensive- Giebeig who has sneaky and Suwannee High. practice,” Norris said. “Coach “I feel anyone can win on the Lady Tigers will help ly. This year, we have some speed. She’s fresh and Columbia scored 703- (Todd Carter) has helped any given day,” Norris said. her make the transition to very strong girls coming very talented. I’m excited 762 to 526-464 for Fort head coach. into the position. As far as to have her up top and in White and 525-592 for “I coached the past two defense, we’re going to be the midfield as well. She’s Suwannee. In the Baker years with the junior var- solid. I’m interested to see very dedicated.” scoring, the Lady Tigers sity,” McCardle said. “We how we mesh together.” The season kicks off bowled 140 to 120 for Seminoles roll have a very young team McCardle said coaching at 6 p.m. on Monday as Suwannee and 106 for this year, but the major- under Griseck has helped the Lady Tigers play Fort Fort White. ity of the girls have played prepare her for this role White High at the CYSA In the season-long NC State, 49-17 travel ball or club soccer in and she hopes to pass that field. competition between the three schools, Columbia By KAREEM COPELAND after the 2009 season with scored nine points to five Associated Press a pregame ceremony that for Fort White and four included nearly 400 former for Suwannee. TALLAHASSEE — players. Famous Jameis did it again, Then the current putting on a show reminis- Seminoles went out and put cent of some of the Florida on display that Bowden’s Safe at State greats who were on best teams would have been hand Saturday to honor proud of, setting up a huge home! Bobby Bowden. game with unbeaten Miami Jameis Winston threw next week in Tallahassee. Cards win three touchdown passes and Winston completed 16-of- the third-ranked Seminoles 26 passes for 292 yards with scored 35 points in the first one interception and left Game 3 quarter on the way to a the game after the opening By RONALD BLUM 49-17 victory against North series of the second half. Associated Press Carolina State in Bowden’s The effort was the latest return to Doak Campbell dazzling performance put ST. LOUIS — Third base- Stadium. on by the Heisman Trophy man Will Middlebrooks Bowden planted the candidate. tripped Allen Craig for a spear at midfield before the Rashad Greene topped game-ending obstruction game — a job usually done 100 yards receiving for call on Jon Jay’s ninth- by Florida State’s Seminole the third consecutive inning grounder, giving mascot. The school hon- game with eight recep- the St. Louis Cardinals ored the 83-year-old Hall of tions for 137 yards and a a bizarre 5-4 win over Fame coach who won two touchdown for the the Boston Red Sox on national titles and retired Seminoles (7-0, 5-0). Saturday night and a 2-1 World Series lead. Boston had tied the score with two runs in the eighth, and Yadier Molina singled with one out in the ninth off loser Brandon Workman. Allen Craig pinch hit and lined Koji Uehara’s first pitch down the left-field line for a double that put runners on second and third. With the infield in, Jon Jay hit a grounder to diving second base- man Dustin Pedroia. He threw home to catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who tagged out the sliding Molina. Saltamacchia threw offline past third, and Middlebrooks, with his stomach on the field, raised both legs and tripped Craig. 4BSPORTS

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Tigers back on track

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Ben Kuykendall looks to hand the ball back to the referee after scoring a touchdown against Lee High in a 54-0 win on Friday.

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Dariaun Dallas runs the ball against Lee High on Friday. Columbia High’s Lucas Bradley runs the ball against Lee High in the Tigers’ 54-0 win on Friday.

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Daylon Sheppard tries to get outside against Lee High in a District 3-6A game on Friday. Columbia High quarterback Nate Taylor launches a pass. 5BSPORTS

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 5B Suwannee surprises Indians

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Melton Sanders is taken down while running the ball against Suwannee High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Edward Garrison tackles a Suwannee High JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High head football coach Demetric Jackson yells for a time out. runner on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Tavaris WIlliams escapes a tackle while running the ball against Suwannee Fort White High’s Blair Chapman is clipped by a Suwannee High defender on Friday. High on Friday. 6BSports

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By TONY BRITT emphasize what it means [email protected] to be an area ambassa- dor for the community. he Columbia The training will include County Tourist breakout sessions where Development attendees get into groups Council has and interact with other scheduled train- business representatives. ingT and information semi- The Ambassador nars where local business Program Level 2 will show employees will be taught attendees not only how how to properly promote they can be an area ambas- the company they work sador, but teach them how for and its services as well they can help other resi- as the area, its highlights, dents be an ambassador festivals and events. for the area. The session The Columbia County will also offer tips on how Tourist Development to start internal programs Council is sponsoring in each local business to a Customer Service promote the company and Workshop on Wednesday, the area. Nov. 6 at the Westside “No matter who thinks Community Center, 431 they know everything SW Birley Ave. Funding about being good at cus- assistance is also being tomer service, there is provided by the Florida never not something that Department of Economic you could learn about it,” Opportunity and Visit Lord said. “This is just a Florida. There is no cost new approach to an old to attend, but anyone plan- subject. We found there ning to attend must regis- are these great people that ter. The registration dead- have great personalities line is 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. that are out there in our 1. To register call (386) community and they could 758-1312 or e-mail tdc@ take customer service to columbiacountyfla.com. something brand new.” Paulette Lord, Seminar organizers Columbia County Tourist believe ambassadors could Development Office help the entire community marketing director, said by getting people to stay this is the second year longer in area hotels, visit the Columbia County more often or relocate and Tourist Development move to the area. Council office has hosted “Everybody wants to a Customer Service live in a community that Workshop. During last has nice people,” Lord year’s event organizers said. “We’ve got the best only held the Ambassador of both worlds and we just Program Level 1. want to capitalize on that.” “This is an excellent Lord said some sort of opportunity for anybody customer service work- who is in customer service TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter shops needs to be sched- in any type of field. It doesn’t Lori Regan ( left) Columbia County Tourist Development office administrative assistant and Paulette Lord, Columbia County uled each year because have to be the hospitality Tourist Development office marketing director, make preparations for an upcoming customer service workshop. people need to be refreshed industry,” Lord said, not- and reminded of the things ing the workshop is for any in their community. business that has employees relationships, but repeat place from 8 a.m. until University of Florida asso- the morning and take it “It’s more than customer who deal with the public. “Of customers that spread the noon. The second session, ciate professor, will be the up a notch and do a sec- service — it’s about being course we want all our hotel word about the company, the Ambassador Program event’s keynote speaker. ond level session in the an ambassador for the com- owners and restaurateurs to its products and its people. Level 2, will take place Gray facilitated both ses- afternoon,” Lord said. “If munity,” Lord said. “When send their people.” The Customer Service from 1 - 5 p.m. sions last year when about people haven’t been to the attendees walk-away they The workshop is Workshop will take place Lunch will be provided 30 people attended the first session they need to are going to have a note- designed to show employ- in two sessions. The first for those registering and event. go.” book with a lot of vital ees the skills needed for session, the Ambassador attending both sessions. “This year we decided The Ambassador information that they can not only good customer Program Level 1, will take Lori Pennington-Gray, a to do the first session in Program Level 1 will use throughout the year.” Health care site needs dozens of fixes

By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR HealthCare.gov was supposed to be the online markets, it’s believed only a frac- But the application process, which Associated Press online portal for uninsured Americans tion of that number actually managed to involves submitting and verifying personal to get coverage under President Barack sign up. Prior to the website going live, an information and income details, remains WASHINGTON — Nearly a month into Obama’s health care law. Touted as the administration estimate projected nearly “volatile,” he said. At one point, as few as a dysfunctional health care rollout, Obama equivalent of Amazon.com for health insur- 500,000 people would sign up in October one-third of users were getting through administration officials said Friday they ance, it became a huge bottleneck immedi- alone. that part. have identified dozens of website prob- ately upon launch Oct. 1. The flop turned The marketplaces are the gateway to Zients said there are two big categories lems that need fixing and tapped a private into an embarrassment for Obama and will obtaining health insurance under the new of problems. Performance issues involve company to take the lead. likely end up as health care law, the speed and reliability of the website. Jeffrey Zients, a management consul- a case study of which requires Functional issues are bugs that keep the tant brought in by the White House to how govern- Touted as the equivalent most Americans software from working as intended. He assess the extent of problems with the ment technol- to have cover- said the government has a “punch list” of HealthCare.gov site, told reporters his ogy programs of Amazon.com for health age by Jan. 1. needed fixes that add up to dozens in each review found issues across the entire sys- can go awry. Middle-class broad category. tem, which is made up of layers of compo- The briefing insurance, it became a huge people who Near the top of the list: insurers are get- nents interacting in real time with consum- from Zients don’t have ting enrollments with incomplete, incor- ers, government agencies and insurance came a day bottleneck immediately upon insurance on rect or duplicative information. company computers. after execu- the job can Until now, officials at the federal gov- It will take a lot of work, but “HealthCare. tives of QSSI launch Oct. 1. purchase a pri- ernment’s Centers for Medicare and gov is fixable,” said Zients. The vast major- and the other vate plan with Medicaid Services have taken the lead ity of the issues will be resolved by the major con- new tax credits operational role on HealthCare.gov. The end of November, he asserted, and there tractor, CGI Federal, told Congress that to make the premiums more affordable. feds operate a successful e-commerce will be many fewer errors. He stopped the government didn’t fully test the sys- Low-income people will be steered to an site for Medicare coverage, but they short of saying the problems will go away tem and ordered up last-minute changes expanded version of Medicaid in states appear to have to have gotten in over completely. that contributed to clogging the system. that agree to extend the safety net pro- their heads when it comes to Obama’s The administration also said it is promot- Next week, Health and Human Services gram. law. QSSI will now be responsible for the ing one of the website contractors, Quality Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is scheduled The federal government is running the execution. Software Systems, Inc., to take on the role to testify. insurance markets or taking the lead in The company is a subsidiary of of “general contractor” shepherding the Zients gave some new details about the 36 states. The rest were set up by states UnitedHealth Group, the nation’s largest fixes. QSSI was responsible for two com- extent of the problems, but administra- themselves. health insurer. It built a component of the ponents of the website, a major linchpin tion officials are still refusing to release Zeints said almost daily fixes are already website that’s called the federal data hub that works relatively well, and an accounts any numbers on how many people have having an impact. For example, over 90 and appears to be working relatively well. registration feature that froze and caused successfully enrolled. Although 700,000 percent of users can now complete one of The hub is a conduit for verifying consum- many of the initial problems. have applied for coverage through the new the first steps, creating an account. ers’ personal information. 2CBIZ/MOTLEY

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© 2013 THE MOTLEY FOOL/DIST. BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK 10/24 Barneys pledges Gold star nutrition ratings policy full review appear to work, study says By DAVID SHARP, experimented with a traffic light system that Associated Press uses the colors red, yellow and green to high- after race claims light calories, fat, saturated fats, sugar and salt PORTLAND, Maine — A nutritional rating on labels; the NuVal system ranks food on a By DEEPTI HAJELA and of Queens, went to Barneys on April system using gold stars affixed to price labels scale of one to 100; and Grocery Manufacturers JAKE PEARSON 29 and bought a $350 Ferragamo on grocery store shelves appears to have of America and Food Marketing Institute have Associated Press belt. After leaving, he said, he was shifted buying habits, potentially providing created a Facts Up Front system. accosted by undercover New York another tool to educate consumers on how to Unlike nutrition labels on the products NEW YORK — Barneys New York Police Department officers, who eat healthier, according to a new study. themselves, these programs aim to put easier- department store, accused of racial- said someone at the store had raised The independent study examining a propri- to-understand nutritional information in con- ly profiling shoppers, said Thursday concerns over the sale. The lawsuit etary gold star system used in Maine-based sumers’ faces, on shelves or in aisles. it has retained a civil rights expert to said he showed the officers the Hannaford Supermarkets suggested it steered Some nutrition advocates want the fed- lead a review of its policies and pro- receipt, the debit card he used and shoppers away from items with no stars toward eral government to step in to avoid confusion cedures and has reached out to com- identification but was told the identi- healthier foods that merited gold stars. caused by competing systems. FDA officials munity leaders to start a dialogue. fication was false and “he could not “Our results suggest that point-of-sale nutri- said in 2009 that they were working on federal Two black shoppers said they afford to make such an expensive tion information programs may be effective standards for front-of-package calorie labels, were questioned by police after they purchase.” in providing easy-to-find nutrition informa- but those labels are still in the works. made expensive purchases at the The lawsuit said he was held in a tion that is otherwise nonexistent, difficult to For the study, researchers zeroed in on Manhattan store. One has filed a dis- cell for more than two hours before obtain or difficult to understand,” the research- Hannaford and Guiding Stars because of the crimination lawsuit against Barneys, being released with no charges filed. ers wrote in the study, published last week in availability of the data. It used data that was the city and its police department; It said the incident was due to “dis- the journal Food Policy. provided by Guiding Stars Licensing Co. the other has filed a complaint with crimination based on plaintiff’s race It’s the most rigorous scientific study focus- and from Nielsen ScanTrack to compare the the city’s police watchdog agency. and age.” ing on Guiding Stars, which was instituted in Hannaford and the control group. The president of the Brooklyn The NYPD said it has gotten 57 2006 in Hannaford stores and is now licensed Julie Greene, healthy living manager at chapter of the Rev. Al Sharpton’s grand larceny complaints this year for use in more than 1,800 stores in the U.S. Hannaford, said the Guiding Stars program National Action Network, Kirsten from Barneys for credit card-relat- and Canada. has been a hit with consumers, helping them John Foy, and the CEO of Barneys, ed fraud. Police said they’ve made Researchers from the U.S. Department of navigate confusing claims on packaging that Mark Lee, spoke Thursday 11 credit card-related arrests and Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration highlight a product’s nutritional attributes and planned to meet next week, more than 50 larceny arrests at the and the University of Florida focused on the while masking less-healthy ingredients. Sharpton’s spokeswoman Rachel Madison Avenue store. cereal aisle, where it can be challenging to The cereal aisle, in particular, can be a con- Nordlinger said. The civil rights Police Commissioner Raymond make healthy choices amid conflicting health fusing place. “It can be very overwhelming. group said earlier it would picket Kelly said it’s standard practice for claims and a multitude of sugary offerings Every cereal box is a virtual billboard of health the store if the pattern of racial Barneys and other stores to call targeting children. claims,” she said. profiling alleged by the shoppers police after crimes are committed They compared data from 134 Hannaford Surprisingly, there was less pushback than doesn’t stop. in them. He wouldn’t comment spe- grocery stores in the Northeast against an anticipated from food manufacturers. Lee offered his “sincere regret cifically about the two cases under equal number of similar stores across the Instead of rebelling against Guiding Stars, and deepest apologies.” investigation but said no detectives country. During the first 20 months of the many manufacturers have been reformulating “We are conducting a thorough were stationed in or near Barneys. program, sales of no-star cereals fell in both their products to become healthier because review of our practices and proce- The second shopper, who heard groups: 13 percent at Hannaford stores and that’s what consumers are demanding, she dures as they relate to these matters about the lawsuit, came forward 10 percent at the other stores. Likewise, the said. to ensure that they reflect our con- Wednesday to say she had a similar shift to healthier cereals was slightly greater at Associated Press writer Michael Hill in tinued commitment to fairness and experience after buying a $2,500 Hannaford stores, compared with the others. Colonie, N.Y., contributed to this report. equality,” he said in a statement. Celine handbag in February. The study’s authors said they believe the addi- The store has retained San Kayla Phillips, 21, told the Daily tional shift in sales was due to the influence of Francisco attorney Michael Yaki, News and the New York Post she Guiding Stars. who serves on the U.S. Commission was surrounded by police officers “Although the percentages are small, if you on Civil Rights, to lead the review. after leaving the store. She said they think in terms of the actual quantities or boxes The profiling claims also incited demanded to know why she used a of cereal sold in the national market, this criticism on Twitter and an online debit card without a name on it. could have some important implications on petition asking rapper Jay-Z, who’s Phillips, of Brooklyn, explained the nation’s health,” said Jordan Lin, an author collaborating with the luxury retail- it was a temporary card, and after of the study and scientist at the FDA. er for a holiday collection, to disas- showing police identification and a Hannaford, consumers and others have sociate from it. An email to his rep- new debit card that had arrived in touted the rating system as simple and easy resentative seeking comment was the mail that morning they let her to understand. unanswered. go. “My daughter, Emily, she’ll count the stars. Barneys shopper Trayon The city’s Law Department said it The more stars, the better the food,” Angela Christian, 19, on Monday filed a law- was waiting for a copy of Christian’s Buck said this week while shopping with her suit saying he was detained solely lawsuit and would review it. 3-year-old daughter in a Hannaford store in because he’s a young black man. Associated Press writer Colleen Colonie, N.Y. According to the lawsuit, Christian, Long contributed to this report. Besides Guiding Stars, the United Kingdom Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 3C

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LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL 180 bed skilled and rehab facility LOT 27, WESTER WOODS, AC- 6th day of November, 2013 the fol- the THIRD Judicial Circuit in and Respiratory Therapy is looking for a dynamic, positive CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- lowing described real property as set for Columbia County, Jasper, Flori- Competitive salary & benefits; Supervisor - F/T and experienced candidate who OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: da, the Clerk of Court will sell to the onsite daycare & fitness facili- Experienced FL. Licensed will assist in working with all as- BOOK 7, PAGES 36 AND 37 OF LOT 82 OF SANTA FE RIVER highest and best bidder for cash at ties. Apply in person at Person- Board Certified with NBRC. pects of admissions and marketing. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CO- PLANTATIONS, REPLAT OF Columbia County Courthouse, 173 nel Office Monday through Fri- Must have experience in a long LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOTS 38, 45 AND 46, ACCORD- Northeast Hernando Ave., 3rd Floor, day from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 Laboratory Supervisor-P/T term SNF, familiar with regulato- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS Lake City, FL 32055 in accordance p.m., or fax resume/credentials Experienced FL. Licensed ry and payor source requirements, TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on to (386) 658-5160. Clinical Lab Supervisor with demonstrate effective customer fo- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER PAGE(S) 13-13D, OF THE PUBLIC the 6th day of November, 2013 at EOE / Drug-Free Workplace / Chemistry, Hemotology, cused communications, high mo- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER RECORDS OF COLUMBIA 11:00 AM on the following descri- Criminal background Serology & Micro a must. rale and positive environment. AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS COUNTY, FLORIDA. bed property as set forth in said checks required. LPN/RN degree preferred. PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM This property is located as the street Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE address of: 403 SW MAPLETON Lot 14 of SPRINGVILLE ACRES, Radiology Technologist - PRN Contact: Suwannee Health Care SALE. ST., FT. WHITE, FL 32038. according to the plat thereof as re- Commercial Electrician with Experienced FL. Licensed Center – Staff Development Of- If you are a person with a disability If you are a person claiming a right corded in Plat Book 5, Page 76, of Valid Drivers License. Please fice;1620 Helvenston Street, Live who needs any accommodation in to funds remaining after the sale, you the Public Records of Columbia Email resumes to For further information, please Oak, FL 32064, Tel 386-362-7860 order to participate in this proceed- must file a claim with the clerk no County, Florida. Together with the [email protected] visit our website: P/T LPN needed for medical ing, you are entitled, at no cost to later than 60 days after the sale. If following permanently affixed struc- www.lakebutlerhospital.com practice. 2-3 days a week. you, to the provision of certain assis- you fail to file a claim you will not ture: a 1996 Fleetcraft double-wide (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, Send resume to tance. Persons with a disability who be entitled to any remaining funds. mobile home, VIN# DRIVERS: 2500 miles per week! FAX (386) 496-9399 [email protected]. need any accommodation to partici- After 60 days, only the owner of re- GAFLT34A70146 and .39 CPM! Van freight. Full bene- Equal Employment Opportunity pate should call the ADA Coordina- cord as of the date of the lis pendens GAFLT34B70146, of which the fol- fits after 90 days! / Drug & Tobacco Free PT RN needed Monday and tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box may claim the surplus. lowing titles have been retired: Title CDL-A, 2 yr exp, clean MVR req. Workplace Wednesday 8-5. ACLS certified. 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE #’s 72568243 and 72568242 Call Jan: 608-364-9716 or Email resume to 719-7428, within two (2) working AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- Any person claiming an interest in Gil 608-364-9719 [email protected] days of your receipt of this notice; if TIES ACT: If you are a person with the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- 05541681 you are hearing impaired call (800) a disability who requires accommo- er than the property owner as of the MEDICAL SECRETARY 955-8771; if you are voice impaired dations in order to participate in a date of the Lis Pendens, must file a Must have Doctor’s office Work Wanted call (800) 955-8770. court proceeding, you are entitled, at claim within 60 days after the sale. Flooring Installers Wanted experience. Proficient in 140 For year round work! 2 yrs. exp. WITNESS my hand and the seal of no cost to you, the provision of cer- If you are a person with a disability Microsoft Word. 50 WPM LOOKING FOR a any kind of the court on October 2, 2013. tain assistance. Individuals with a who needs any accommodation in Must have van, tools, plus Corpo- typing required. Email resume job, laborer. Will work any day, CLERK OF THE COURT disability who require special accom- order to participate in this proceed- rations/LLC, Gl insurance, pass to [email protected] or BY: -s- B. Scippio modations in order to participate in a ing, you are entitled, at no cost to any time. Hard worker. background and fluent in English. fax 386-758-5987 386-269-2063 Deputy Clerk court proceeding should contact the you, to the provision of certain assis- Call 727-810-4494 or email ADA Coordinator, 173 NE Hernan- tance. Persons with a disability who [email protected] 05541572 do Avenue, Room 408, Lake City, need any accommodation to partici- Mederi Caretenders now hiring October 20, 27, 2013 FL 32055, (386) 719-7428, within pate should call the ADA Coordina- an experienced Home Care RN for two (2) business days of receipt of tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box Industrial Maintenance a Clinical Manager position in our IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE notice to appear. 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- Technician, Experience Required Lake City office. Must have 1 year THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN WITNESS my hand and the seal of 719-7428, within two (2) working in Electrical, Controls and General of home care experience. 401k, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, the court on October 10, 2013. days of your receipt of this notice; if Millwright/ Mechanical work. sick, personal, vacation, and health FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION P. DEWITT CASON you are hearing impaired call (800) Experience in Hydraulics and insurance offered with very com- CASE NO.; 12-2013-CA-000302 CLERK OF THE COURT 955-8771; if you are voice impaired Pneumatics helpful. Send resume petitive pay. Please bring a com- ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., By: -s- B. Scippio call (800) 955-8770. pleted resume to 3593 NW Devane NURSING Plaintiff, to Maintenance Technician, 3631 Deputy Clerk Dated this 7th day of October 2013. US 90 East, Lake City Fl 32055. Street. 386-758-3312. 224 DUTY DAYS-TENURE TRACK vs. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Conduct the learning CHARLES M. BUNNER, JR, et al, 05541593 As Clerk of the Court Defendant(s). experience in the classroom, October 20, 27, 2013 BY: -s- B. Scippio laboratory, and/or clinical NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Deputy Clerk SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE areas. Prepare for instruction. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 05541597 Demonstrate knowledge and suant to a Final Judgment of Mort- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, October 20, 27, 2013 understanding of the subject gage Foreclosure dated and entered FLORIDA in Case No. 12-2013-CA-000302 of matter, use appropriate CASE NO. 13-389-CA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and current technology in the Circuit Court of the THIRD Judi- ROBERT F. MARDIS, Plaintiff, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Sitel… cial Circuit in and for COLUMBIA v. AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, the teaching and learning County, Florida wherein WELLS HENRY HOSIER, et al, Defendant. FLORIDA process. Hours will vary and FARGO BANK, N.A. is the Plaintiff CASE NO. 12-653-CA requires evenings. Master of and CHARLES M. BUNNER, JR. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HENRY HOSIER, and ANY SUNSTATE FEDERAL CREDIT Science in Nursing degree A/K/A CHARLES MORGAN BUN- UNION, Plaintiff, NER, JR.; CHRISTINE A. BUN- AND ALL CLAIMANTS TO TI- and be licensed in Florida or TLE OF THE PROPERTY SIT- vs. A great place NER; are the Defendants, The Clerk JAMES M. WHITE, III, ANITA S. be eligible for licensure in of the Court will sell to the highest UATE IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, Florida required. Three years FLORIDA, FORMERLY IDENTI- CASTRO F/K/A ANITA S. WHITE and best bidder for cash at FRONT of experience as staff nurse FIED BY PARCEL IDENTIFICA- AND UNKNOWN TENANTS, De- STEPS OF THE COLUMBIA fendants. to work! COUNTY COURTHOUSE at TION NUMBER 18-7S-16-04236- (acute care preferred). Ability NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE to effectively communicate 11:00AM on the 6th day of Novem- 116, n/k/a PARCEL IDENTIFICA- SALE ber, 2013, the following described TION NUMBER 18-7S-16-04236- Notice is hereby given that the un- and present information in a property as set forth in said Final 11. dersigned, Clerk of Circuit Court, coherent manner. Desirable Judgment: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Com- Columbia County, Florida, will on qualifications: Computer LOT 16, SHADY ACRES, A SUB- 1152 SW Business Point Dr. • Lake City, FL 32025 plaint for Quiet Title against the fol- November 6, 2013 at 11:00AM, on Literate. Teaching experience. DIVISION ACCORDING TO PLAT lowing described real property in the 3rd Floor of the Columbia Coun- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Columbia County, Florida: ty Courthouse, 173 NE Hernando Apply online @ www.sitel.com BOOK 4, PAGE 21, OF THE PUB- Lot 41, CEDAR SPRINGS SHORES Avenue, Lake City, Florida, offer for EXCELLENT SALARY LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA REPLAT, a subdivision as per plat sale and sell at public outcry, one by PAID BENEFITS COUNTY, FLORIDA. one, to the highest bidder for cash, A/K/A 439 SW PRECISION LOOP, thereof recorded in Plat Book 4, pa- DESIRABLE SCHEDULE ges 20A/20E, public records of Co- the property located in Columbia LAKE CITY, FL 32024-4528 Application Deadline: lumbia County, Florida has been County, Florida, as follows: Any person claiming an interest in LOT 7, PARNELL HILLS, UNIT 1, Open Until Filled the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- filed in the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in and for Columbia ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR er than the property owner as of the PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED date of the Lis Pendens must file a County, Florida. You are required to Persons interested should serve a copy of your written defens- IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 16-16A, claim within sixty (60) days after the OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF provide College application, sale. es, if any, on Plaintiff’s attorney, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. vita, and photocopies of In accordance with the Americans whose name and address are: Jona- Pursuant to the Final Judgment of transcripts. Foreign transcripts with Disabilities Act, persons need- than S. Bense, P.O. Box 550, Lake Foreclosure on October 3, 2013, in OPEN HOUSE must be submitted with offi cial ing a special accommodation to par- City, FL 32025 on or before thirty the above-styled cause, pending in translation and evaluation. ticipate in this proceeding should (30) days after the first publication of said Court. SUNDAY, OCT. 27TH • 1:00PM-4:00PM contact the Deputy Court Adminis- this Notice, which is the 12th day of Any person claiming an interest in 4103 NW Wisteria Drive Position details and trator whose office is located art November 2013, and to file the origi- the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- applications available at: 3301 East Tamiami Trail, Building nal of the written defenses with the er than the property owner as of the www.fgc.edu L, Naples, Florida 33962, telephone clerk of this court either before serv- date of the lis pendens must file a number (813) 774-8124; 1-800-955- Human Resources ice or immediately thereafter. claim within 60 days after the sale. Florida Gateway College 8771 (TDD), or 1-800-955-8770 (v), P. DeWitt Cason via Florida Relay Service, not later Failure to serve and file written de- 149 S.E. College Place fenses as required may result in a Clerk of Circuit Court than seven (7) days prior to this pro- Lake City, FL 32025-2007 judgment or order for the relief de- By: -s- B. Scippio ceeding. Deputy Clerk Phone (386) 754-4314 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal manded, without further notice. Dated this 11th day of October 2013. Fax (386) 754-4814 of this Court on October 10, 2013. 05541587 P. DeWitt Cason P. DEWITT CASON E-Mail: [email protected] October 20, 27, 2013 FGC is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. VP/ By: -s- B. Scipio By: -s- B. Scippio ADA/EA/EO College in Education and Employment Deputy Clerk As Deputy Clerk 060 Services COME INSIDE—YOU WILL BE AMAZED! This 2,780 SqFt brick home built in 2007 05541588 05541592 has a breath-taking backyard perfect for entertaining! Inside you will find exquisite To place your October 20, 27, 2013 October 20, 27, 2013 05541520 amenities thru-out including master bath w/Jacuzzi, upscale kitchen open to family classified ad call Primary Care - New Office room with fireplace & so much more! Hosted by Daniel Crapps REPORTER Classifieds In Print and On Line Dr. Tohmina Begum, MD DIRECTIONS—From US-90/I-75 go west on US-90, right on Forest Meadows Dr, 755-5440 Board Certified right on Wisteria to home on left.. DON’T DRIVE BY—COME INSIDE AND BE www.lakecityreporter.com Call: (386) 438-5255 DELIGHTED! Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 Schools & Mobile Homes Unfurnished Apt. Unfurnished 240 Education 440 Miscellaneous 630 for Rent 710 For Rent 730 Home For Rent 805 Lots for Sale

05541230 42 INCH rider mower 14 WIDE 3br/2ba 1BR APT with 3 BR/1.5 BA, CH/A PUBLISHER'S NOTE INTERESTED in a Medical fixer upper or Quiet Park No Pets all utilities included. Nice & Clean All real estate advertising in this Career? for parts. $65 Clean Country Living $550 Close to the VA. $700 month & $700 deposit. newspaper is subject to the fair Express Training offers courses 386-292-3927 Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 (727)415-2207 Call 386-697-4814 housing act which makes it illegal for beginners & exp to advertise "any preference, 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. 2 BR/1.5 BA w/garage 3/2 Brick Home, 1300 sf on 1/2 limitation, or discrimination based AC WINDOW unit. Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer 5 minutes from VA hospital and • Nursing Assistant, $479 Works great acre lot. $895/mo & $870/sec. dep. on race, color, religion, sex, Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & Timco. Call for details. Rent includes lawn service. No disability, familial status or nation- next class- 10/28/2013 8000 BTU $85 other locations 386-752-6422 386-365-5150 386-292-3927 pets. Call Mike Foster at al origin; or any intention to make • Phlebotomy national certifica- 2bd/1ba Country setting, Bran- 2BR/1 BA, 1 car garage, Accredited Real Estate Services such preference, limitation or tion, $800 next class- 11/4/2013 All wood toddler bed with ford area. $550 mth plus Security W/D hook up, $535 month, 386-288-3596 or 386-719-5600 discrimination." Familial status mattress and drawer underneath, 386-867-1833 or 386-590-0642 no pets 1 month sec, includes children under the age of www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 386-961-8075 3BD/2BA, new paint and carpet, 18 living with parents or legal • LPN APRIL 14, 2014 $60, central a/c & heat, walk to VA and Call 386-963-5126 2BD/1BA MH, water & trash 2BR/1BA APT. w/garage. custodians, pregnant women and Fees incl. books, supplies, exam DOT. $975/mo 1st+last+$500 people securing custody of chil- provided. No Pets. West side of town. deposit. 386-243-8043 fees. Call 386-755-4401 or CHEST FREEZER $200 Sec Dep. $500/mth $650. mo. dren under the age of 18. This expresstrainingservices.com white, works great. Contact 386-365-3633 386-961-9000 LARGE 1BD/1BA, newspaper will not knowingly $135. Highway 41 South, accept any advertising for real es- 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre 2BR/1BA. CLOSE to town. tate which is in violation of the 386-292-3927 private lot, $700/mo 1st+last+dep $500/Month, $250 Deposit, $580.mo plus deposit. No pets 758-0057 law. Our readers are hereby in- Pets & Supplies requiredlocated in Ellisville. No Includes water & sewer. formed that all dwellings adver- 310 Kenmore Fridge pets.Contact 352-870-5144 386-965-2922 18.2 cu. ft. Like new. Business & tised in this newspaper are availa- FREE TO good home $275 842 Newark Dr, Ft. White A LANDLORD You Can Love! 750 Office Rentals ble on an equal opportunity basis. 2 female Chihuahuas . Call 344-0226 3 Rivers Estates MH 16x76 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great To complain of discrimination call Very loving. would like them to go 3br/2 ba, CHA Reference and area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. Oakbridge Office Complex HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, to same home. FOUND HOME VAN SEAT, gray, Lease required. 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PUBLISHER'S NOTE with ice maker 18 cf $175 640 for Sale 3BR/3 BA on golf course in Coun- 10 ACRES with w/ss/pp. Owner Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs 386-292-3927 Great area. 386-752-9626 try Club area, hardwood floors, financed, low down payment and cats being sold to be at least 8 Palm Harbor Factory liquidation fireplace, $1,275 mo.1st+last+sec. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties weeks old and have a health WHIRLPOOL WASHER & Sale. 6 models to choose from 386-362-4216 or 386-647-7994. 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com certificate from a licensed Dryer, in good shape 1200 sq ft up to 2400 sq ft .... Furnished Apts. veterinarian documenting they $255 . $12K off ! John Lyons 720 For Rent have mandatory shots and are 386-292-3927 800-622-2832 ext 210 805 Lots for Sale To place your free from intestinal and external ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, classified ad call parasites. Many species of wild- Sands, Columbia. All furnished. 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VICKSBURG, Miss.–A prosecutor’s office has developed a book for children that uses simple language to describe the court process and all the key players a child might see inside the court- room. “Court For Kids” was put together by victim assistance coordina- tor Susie Calbert, who worked as a court-appoint- ed children’s advocate before joining the district attorney’s office. The district attorney’s office, which handles cases in Warren, Sharkey and Issaquena counties, ordered 250 of the books, which were paid for by a grant provided though the Victims of Crime Act. “You want to provide an environment that’s nur- turing and friendly and safe so they can trust you,” Calbert told the Vicksburg Post. “When they come here and see the people they have iden- ASSOCIATED PRESS tified in the book they are McKinley Elkins, right, points to family members in the courtroom for Superior Court Judge Stephen Kelley, left, during the bond hearing for great grandson more open.” De’Marquise Elkins, Friday April 5 in Brunswick, Ga. Authorities charged De’Marquise Elkins with malice murder for the March 21 slaying of 13-month-old Every week, the district Antonio Santiago. Police say the child was shot as Elkins and a younger teenager tried to rob the boy’s mother. Kelley denied Elkins’ request for bond, say- attorney’s office sees two ing he was concerned Elkins might flee. to three cases when chil- dren are victims or witness- es, said District Attorney to do it,” Smith said. “We younger than 12. She said parents can read it and it about their feelings about activity section with color- Ricky Smith. have always thought that the information might help will help them understand being in court or write a ing pages and space for “It’s an idea that we we have needed something any family member who is as well,” Calbert said. short letter to someone drawing. had thought about doing to help the kids.” unfamiliar with the judicial Each page also contains they feel has helped them “Having them draw is several years ago but just Calbert said the book process. illustrations and there is through the process. The therapeutic,” Calbert said. didn’t have the manpower is targeted at children “It’s an easy read and space for children to write back of the book has an Vatican’s US donors get access for a $500 pittance

By NICOLE WINFIELD by papal prefect Monsignor that price seems a relative a head — with gifts added four Raphael Rooms in the Each year the Vatican Associated Press Georg Gaenswein — and bargain given that a single to revenue from the annual Apostolic Palace — a point Museums offers up a “wish even a one-on-one with New York fundraiser, with- membership fee, said the raised by Pope Francis list” of the works that need VATICAN CITY — They Pope Francis himself. out pope or music under Rev. Mark Haydu, the pro- when he greeted each of attention in hopes of find- entered the Sistine Chapel Such access comes with Michelangelo, might run gram director and priest of the 350-plus patrons and ing a local chapter or indi- in tuxedoes and gowns, the a price, but it’s not as high $1,000 a head or more. the Legion of Christ, a reli- family members who gath- vidual patron to adopt the clacking of high heels on as you might think. “Are you kidding? You gious order known for its ered on Saturday in the pal- project. marble competing with the For starters, all it takes can’t buy your way into fundraising prowess. Most ace for a private audience. The 2014 wish book Latin chants of a choir fill- is $500 a year to join the this,” marveled Ronald Poe of the patrons hail from the “Over the past three includes cleaning an 18th ing the frescoed hall. Patrons of the Vatican as he sipped pink bubbly in U.S., where the program decades, the patrons have century silk embroidered The donors to the Museums, the fundraising the Gallery of Maps after began after an exhibit of made an outstanding con- Manchurian dress (10,000 Vatican Museums got seri- organization that hosted the Sistine Chapel vespers Vatican treasures caught tribution to the restoration euros/$13,800); sponsoring ous VIP treatment during last week’s extravaganza. Saturday night. the attention of some art- of numerous treasures of an outside archaeologist to their recent visit to Rome: The events marking the In fact, you can. loving philanthropists. art preserved in the Vatican work on a necropolis dig lectures on museum res- Patrons’ 30th anniversary There are currently about Over the years, their collections and to the broad- underneath the Vatican’s toration projects, catered did cost significantly more 2,500 patrons and each generosity has funded, er religious, artistic and cul- parking lot (40,000 euros) dinners in museum galler- — $1,900 a head for the year the Vatican can count among other things, the ture mission of the muse- and buying new display ies, a vespers service in the entire five days of Vatican on about $5 million from restoration of the Sistine ums,” he said. “For this I cases for the Egyptian Sistine Chapel celebrated pampering — but even them — averaging $2,000 Chapel and three of the thank you most heartily.” Museum (930,000 euros).

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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 3D Congress slows military efforts to save

By LOLITA C. BALDOR Associated Press

WASHINGTON – Parked around the airstrip at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland are more than a dozen mas- sive C-5A Galaxy transport planes. There is no money to fly them, repair them or put pilots in the cockpits, but Congress rejected the Air Force’s bid to retire them. So, in the weeks and months ahead, crews will tow the planes around the Texas tarmac a bit to make sure the tires don’t rot, then send them back into exile until they can finally get permission to commit the aging aircraft to the boneyard. It’s not an unfamiliar story. Idle aircraft and pricey ship deployments under- score the contradictions and conflicts as Congress orders the Pentagon to slash $487 billion in spend- ing over the next 10 years. Yet, at the same time, law- makers are forcing the services to keep ships, air- craft, military bases, retir- ee benefits and other pro- grams that defense leaders ASSOCIATED PRESS insist they don’t want, can’t The USS Anzio lays pierside at Naval Station Norfolk in Norfolk, Va. in April. The Anzio is one of two ships that were to be retired this year but the Navy now afford or simply won’t be is sending them in for repairs. Idle aircraft and pricey ship deployments underscore the contradictions and conflicts as Congress orders the Pentagon to slash able to use. The Associated $487 billion in spending over the next 10 years. Yet, at the same time, lawmakers are forcing the services to keep ships, aircraft, military bases, retiree ben- Press interviewed senior efits and other programs that defense leaders insist they don’t want, can’t afford or simply won’t be able to use. military leaders involved in the ongoing analysis of the Air Force wanted to did not add back enough ing it could be a waste of believe that aggressively “They tend to associate the budget and its impact save more than $600 mil- money to pay for the fuel taxpayer dollars. moving forward with the changes in retirement ben- on the services and com- lion by retiring C-130 and or the manpower to fly Pentagon officials have BRAC round could signifi- efits with changes to veter- piled data on the costs and C-5A cargo aircraft, three them. Similarly, the three also been thwarted in their cantly harm our military ans benefits.” programs from Defense B-1 bombers and 18 high- B-1 bombers will move broader efforts to shut power and their ability to But changes to retiree Department documents. altitude Global Hawk sur- into backup status and down costly and underused project power.” health care would only The Pentagon long has veillance drones. likely will be used infre- military facilities around Currently, the depart- affect the approximately 17 battled with Congress over Congress disagreed, quently. The official was the country. Congress ment saves about $8 bil- percent of the service mem- politically sensitive spend- adding various require- not authorized to speak rejected the department’s lion a year on the four bers who stay in the mili- ing cuts. But this year, mili- ments that the Navy and publicly about the budget, request last year for two rounds that were car- tary long enough to qualify tary officials say Congress’ Air Force maintain the so requested anonymity. more rounds of base clos- ried out before 2005. The for retirement, and those refusal to retire ships and ships and aircraft, and in The decision to block ings, as lawmakers objected Pentagon has proposed are usually more senior aircraft means the Navy some cases added money retirement of some C- not only to the prospect of another round in 2014 that officers who already have and Air Force are spend- to the budget to cover 130s, however, reveals taking jobs and dollars out Hale said would save $1 a higher income. Veterans’ ing roughly $5 billion more them. Fifteen of the C- how narrow, yet critical, of a region’s economy, but billion to $2 billion a year. benefits more often help than they would if they were 5A Galaxy aircraft are at the political interests can also questioned whether Pentagon leaders insist those with lower incomes, allowed to make the cuts. Lackland, where crews be. Pennsylvania lawmak- closing the facilities actu- that the military still has and they are included In some cases Congress are getting in some flights ers declared victory last ally achieves the promised nearly 20 percent too many in the Veterans Affairs restored funds to compen- now preparing for the month when they reversed savings. bases and facilities. Department budget, not sate for the changes, but retirement, while 11 are the decision to retire eight Pentagon budget chief “There is still excess the Pentagon’s. the result overall was lost at Martinsburg, W.Va., C-130s and shut down Robert Hale acknowledged infrastructure,” Assistant Turner faulted depart- savings. and are flown by the Air the 911th Airlift Wing earlier this month that the Army Secretary Katherine ment leaders for some of In other cases, frustrat- National Guard there. near Pittsburgh. Local department spent $35 bil- Hammack told the House the problems with those ed military leaders quietly A senior Air Force offi- officials and business lion on the base closure Armed Services Committee broader issues. complained that they were cial said the service deter- owners argued that the round in 2005, and while last month. “I was just on “I think on policy shifts being forced to furlough mined that it didn’t need all base, which uses space at it saves $4 billion a year, one (base) that had 800 you need a more holis- civilians, ground Air Force of the aging aircraft. And Pittsburgh International officials won’t break even buildings and we were uti- tic approach, and the training flights and delay or it pushed to cut the Global Airport, provides an eco- until 2018. The expense is lizing 300 of them.” Pentagon usually doesn’t cancel ship deployments to Hawks because defense nomic boost to the entire largely because a number Perhaps the most signif- engage Congress in dis- the Middle East and South officials determined that community. of new facilities were built icant cost savings histori- cussions of finding cuts or America, while Congress the U-2 spy plane, first pro- Sens. Pat Toomey, a even as some were merged cally opposed by Congress program changes. They refuses to accept savings duced more than 50 years Republican, and Bob and closed. are Pentagon efforts to send them up as missiles in other places that could ago, was better suited for Casey, a Democrat, lob- “Would a (base clos- scale back military retire- for Congress to deal with, ease those pains. the high-altitude surveil- bied Pentagon leaders and ings) round be effective in ment benefits, including instead of using a delibera- Along the eastern sea- lance job and would cost fellow lawmakers to keep providing rapid savings? proposals to increase pre- tive approach.” board, two Navy cruisers, less money. the wing. They argued in Unfortunately, history has miums or co-pays for retir- Harrison said the the USS Anzio in Norfolk, The official also noted a letter to then-Defense emphatically told us, no,” ees. Pentagon needs to do a Va., and the USS Vicksburg that while lawmakers Secretary Leon Panetta Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., “I think there’s a mis- better job explaining and in Mayport, were sched- rejected plans to retire that “the 911th is a very said during a recent hearing understanding in Congress selling its arguments for uled for retirement this the Galaxy aircraft, con- efficient and cost effective on the Base Realignment about what it is that would such politically unpalatable year but both are now sit- gressional appropriators installation” and that clos- and Closures program. “I change,” Harrison said. spending cuts. ting pierside. Navy lead- ers will soon schedule the ships for significant repairs and begin readying their crews so they can go back into service. Altogether, Congress is requiring the Navy to keep seven cruisers and two amphibious warships in service, eliminating the $4.3 billion the retirements would have saved over the next two years. “A lot of it comes down to parochial political inter- ests,” said Todd Harrison, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments. “No member of Congress wants to have a base closed in their dis- trict or to have a fighter squadron relocated out of their district.” Members of Congress argue that they believe the Pentagon sometimes makes bad decisions and other times may purposely target programs that have broad support. “Certainly that has been a pattern, they’ve cut Guard and Reserves in areas where it’s clearly unwise and Congress steps in to put the money in,” said Rep. Michael Turner, R-Ohio, chairman of the House Armed Services air and land forces subcom- ASSOCIATED PRESS mittee. Master Chief Donnie Novak, of Chesapeake, Va., looks out from the bridge aboard the Cruiser USS Anzio at Naval Station Norfolk in Norfolk, Va. Some While the Navy sought equipment wrapped in protective since the ship was to be retired this year. Idle aircraft and pricey ship deployments underscore the contradictions and con- to retire the seven ships, flicts as Congress orders the Pentagon to slash $487 billion in spending over the next 10 years. 4DLIFE

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Page Editor: Emogene Graham, 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD ing you. Nothing is as bad Dad who runs to dinner date 19): Do whatever it takes as it seems. With a little to make your wishes come Eugenia Word control, and making sure true. Get involved with you remain calm, you will causing a stink for daughter someone you feel can bal- Keep a lid on your emo- encourage positive action ance you out or help you tions. You will take what- and progress that will help DEAR ABBY: I meet lived together for almost get ahead. Make a commit- ever is said the wrong you get ahead. jj my dad for dinner once four years and I almost ment. jjjjj way or say something you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- a week, which we both never get time to be by TAURUS (April 20-May don’t mean. Retreat from a Dec. 21): Charm and flir- enjoy and have done for myself. 20): Keep your emotions personal dilemma and get tatious banter will attract years. Dad stays very Alex gets alone time in check. Problems will physically active. jjj someone offering interest- healthy and enjoys run- because I’ll sometimes surface if you are demand- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ing ideas who can help ning and biking, which I have dinner with girl- ing or stubborn. Getting 22): Take time to nurture you lower your overhead, completely support and friends, volunteer, go to out with friends or doing your needs and strengthen giving you more cash flow admire him for. Abigail Van Buren the theater, etc. But he something that will help your relationship with a to work with. Love can The problem is, he www.dearabby.com almost never leaves. He’s you meet new people is friend or lover. Explore help alleviate your stress has started running to While I, too, admire somewhat social, but he encouraged. jj what’s going on in your and encourage some posi- our meals. He sweats a your father’s dedica- always invites people over; GEMINI (May 21-June community and you will tive change. Express your lot when he runs, so he tion to physical fitness, I he never goes to them. I 20): Set your sights on fix- find an outlet that eases thoughts and feelings. arrives at the restaurant can understand why his have told Alex many times ing whatever isn’t working your mind and makes you jjjjj literally dripping. He then behavior would bother that I need him to give me -- mentally, physically or feel good. jjj CAPRICORN (Dec. grabs a handful of napkins you. It is gross. If you some time alone in the financially. Going over how LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22-Jan. 19): A partner- to wipe off, and lifts his haven’t already expressed house, but nothing comes you’ve done things in the 22): Focus on what’s ship is likely to cost you shirt to wipe his face and to him how inconsiderate of it. -- CRAVES “ME” past will help you make important to you. Put your financially or emotionally. neck with it. Abby, he’s so this is, please do. TIME IN PORTLAND, better choices now. jjjj best foot forward and offer Back away from anyone sweaty that he has dripped Because your father ORE. CANCER (June 21-July what you can and you will who demands too much or on the counter when he likes to run to the restau- DEAR CRAVES “ME” 22): Getting out and taking gain respect and satisfac- creates an uncomfortable signed the receipt. rant, consider stashing TIME: TELL Alex you part in whatever entices tion for your contribution. situation. Choose your I find this unbelievably a supply of towels and need time alone in the you will lead to all sorts Generosity must come associates wisely. jjj rude, not just to me but shirts in the trunk of your house and that he will need of perks and benefits. The from your heart, not from AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. to the restaurant. This car for him to change into to make other plans for a people you meet along your wallet. Love is in the 18): Keep your distance wouldn’t even be appropri- in the men’s room out specific day. If that’s hard the way or the people you stars. jjjj from anyone who shows ate in a fast-food joint -- but of view of other patrons. for him, call some of the share unusual experiences SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. possessive tendencies. this ISN’T one. It’s a nice (And don’t forget the friends he has been inviting with will turn out to be life- 21): Don’t overreact to Learn from the experience restaurant where people deodorant.) If he refuses over -- after all this time, long friends. jjj an emotional situation in order to avoid coming are trying to enjoy their to cooperate, then please you probably know most LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): because someone is goad- up against similar situa- meal. I feel if he wants -- for everyone’s sake -- of them -- and ask them to tions in the future. jjj to run to our dinners, he pick him up and transport invite him over a couple of CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19-March should arrange to get him to the restaurant. times a month. They may 20): Put greater emphasis there early enough so he Just reading your letter is be able to help you pry him on investments and money can dry off in a bathroom enough to make the fam- out of the house. If they are matters. Taking some- and change his shirt. He ished lose their appetite. unsuccessful, it looks like thing you enjoy doing one insists it’s no big deal and ** ** ** Alex will have to visit his step further can bring in that sweating is “normal.” DEAR ABBY: I was 33 relatives on a more regular some extra cash. Expand What should I do? and newly divorced when basis. your interests and your friendship with someone This is really getting to I was finally able to expe- ■ Write Dear Abby at me. -- DISGUSTED IN rience living by myself. I www.DearAbby.com or who complements your SEATTLE kind of loved it. My boy- P.O. Box 69440, Los abilities, assets and goals. DEAR DISGUSTED: friend, “Alex,” and I have Angeles, CA 90069. jjj SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 1020

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HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER • 35 years practicing as a pharmacist • 35 years as a practicing pharmacist • 5 years as a practicing pharmacist • 8 years at North Florida Pharmacy (west) • 21/2 years at North Florida Pharmacy AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Three children, 1 grandchild AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Compounding Specialist • Member of Orchard Community Church • Duquesne University School of Pharmacy, Smith, Kline and • Immunization Certified • Member of Florida Pharmacy Association French Clinical Pharmacy Award, 1978 • University of Florida, School of Pharmacy, Audry McCann Award for Outstanding Customer Service, 1995 PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENT • Preschool volunteer at church

347 SW Main Blvd., Lake City 9718 US 90 West, Lake City 347 SW Main Blvd., Lake City (386) 758-6770 (386) 755-9300 (386) 758-6770

Dr. Terri M. Andrews Dr. Lorrie Cason Wheeler Elizabeth “Kathy” Dentist/Owner Dentist/Owner Newman OAK HILL DENTAL GROUP OAK HILL DENTAL GROUP ARNP

HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER • 22 years in practice in Lake City • University of Florida College of Dentistry 1992 • ARNP since 2001; Practicing General Internal Medicine locally in • 21 years in practice Lake City and Live Oak for 12 years. AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Married to Michael for 28 years AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Mother to Matt • Volunteer of the Year- Summers Elementary 2010 • Obtained Masters in Nursing at Florida State University. • Married to Brad 23 years, Children: Holly, Haley, BJ, and Hanna PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENT: Recipient of Phi Theta Ka[[a Honor Society Scholarship. Many over 22 years! Relay for Life. Past president of Altrusa. Florida Baptist Association. Dental Van for Needy. PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS Florida Baptist Convention. Dental Van Volunteer over 10 years. • Preceptor for Nurse Practitioner Students Parent involvement at schools.

272 SW Bentley Place, Lake City, FL 32025 272 SW Bentley Place, Lake City, FL 32025 386-752-3043 386-752-3043

Mary Goddeyne Christina Seifert ARNP, FNP-BC Attorney at Law Seifert Law Firm, P.A.

HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER • Practicing attorney since 1995 • Family ARNP since 1997 • 16 years as ARNP • RN since 1986 • 27 years as RN AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Licensed Health Care Risk Manager Since 2002 Third Judicial Bar Association • President current • Vice-President 2012-2013 • Treasurer 2011-2012 AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Secretary 2010-2011 • President 2000-2001 • Masters in Nursing from University of Florida Third Judicial Circuit Association of Women Lawyers– Vice President current • Board certified Family Nurse Practitioner Third Circuit Grievance Committee 2011-present • Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for -Chair of Committee Nurses Voluntary Bar Association Committee Member 2011-present Prior Member of the following Florida Bar Committees: • Honored for service to spinal cord injured veterans by Fee Arbitration, Judicial Nominating, Grievance, and Unauthorized Practice of Law Paralyzed Veterans of America PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS •Actively involved in the implementation of the Drug Court Program in the Third Circuit • Courtesy Professor University of Florida College of Nursing; • Former Coach of the Columbia County High School Mock Trial Team Preceptor for ARNP students since 2000; Columbia High School • Lectured at the University of Florida, Levine College of Law Prosecution Clinic– “Role of the Prosecutor Soccer Booster Member at a Crime Scene” • Keynote speaker at the Suwannee Valley Victim Assistance Coalition’s Annual Hat’s Off Brunch (domestic violence awareness)

310 S.E. Hernando Ave. Lake City, FL 32025 (386) 243-8247 8DLIFE

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Audrey E. Sikes, MMC Carrie Cason Cythe Shiver City of Lake City Swift Creek Realty The Kid’s Patch CITY CLERK BROKER ASSOCIATE, GRI OWNER

HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER • 12 years. HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER •13 years University of Florida, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, •4 years Member of National & Florida Association of Realtors, Chamber of AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Commerce Member AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • 2012 Florida Association of City Clerks Clerk of the Year Award AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame Lake City • Owner of Aqua Doc Pools 20+ years • Top Producer with Over $50 Million in Completed Sales • Member Bethlehem Baptist Church Volume. Work experience in all fields of Real Estate including • Proud Grandmother of 3 children Residential, Commercial, Industrial & Acreage properties. • Proud Mother of 1 daughter • 19 year supporter of Youth Bowlers Assisted in site acquisitions for National and local tenants. City of Lake City Experience with relocation of corporate employers. Experience with first time home buyers, short sales. 205 N. Marion Ave., PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS Lake City, FL 32055 • Husband Matt and 3 children. Very involved in our church and the community. Office: (386) 719-5756 1140 SW Bascom Norris Dr. Fax: (386) 752-4896 Lake City, FL 32025 471 SW SR 247, Lake City [email protected] (386) 623-2806 752-9885

M. Virginia Tiner Virginia Tiner & Associate FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE & TAX ACCOUNTANT

HOW LONG ESTABLISHED OR IN CAREER • 31 years accounting and taxes • 26 years with Modern Woodmen of America

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS • Financial Representative of the Year 2008-2012 Quality Awards, Agent of the Year • FIC-LUTCF Destination Fraternalist of the Year Activities Coordinator • Secretary Treasurer First Full Gospel Church • Member NAIC-

PUBLIC SERVICE INVOLVEMENTS • March of Dimes Sponsor- CARC Sponsor- NFIB Member- Business Women of America Member- Sponsor of Pregnancy Care Center Virginia Tiner Bookkeeping & Tax Services (Corner of Baya & SE Llewellyn Ave.) 758-9808

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ROUNTREE MOORE TOYOTA-SCION SHOWROOM “Fund the Mission” Sponsor Community Sponsor November 5th, 2013 - 5:30 pm

Honorary Chairs John & Janet Kuykendall GulfCoast Financial Services

Tickets $50 available at: - Gourmet Chef Samplings Ward’s Jewelers First Street Music - Fine Wines Rountree Moore Toyota-Scion - Live Music “Three of Us” First Federal Bank (US 90 W & Turner Road) Suwannee Democrat - Silent Auction - Premier Chance Drawing Contact Info: (386) 755-0507 or [email protected] - Live Auction A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM ZZZPDUFKRIGLPHVFRPÀRULGD THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. MARCH OF DIMES REGISTRATION NUMBER IS CH569.

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