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Legislation allows counties The opt-out provision is part of House tems are initially installed. application fees can range from $100 - $350 Bill 1263, passed earlier this year, which Mark Lander, Columbia County Health depending on the permit. to exempt residents from covers a variety of public health proce- Department interim administrator, said “Regardless of whether the county opts state requirements. dures and requirements. The septic tank Columbia County has approximately out of the House Bill or not, it’s not going and disposal system portion of the bill 25,000 septic systems. to change the way septic systems are By TONY BRITT will be discussed tonight during the coun- To install a septic system in the county permitted within the county,” Lander said. [email protected] ty commission meeting at the Columbia a resident must make an application at the “You still have to follow the same proce- County School Board Administrative environmental health department. There dures for a permit. If you’re in you have a County officials are considering whether Complex Auditorium, 372 W. Duval St. is a state fee for the permit, based on five-year maintenance program.” to opt out of a state requirement that hom- The meeting starts at 7 p.m. three categories: a new system, repair of Lisa Roberts, assistant county adminis- eowners have their septic tanks inspected Currently the state department of health an existing septic system or evaluation every five years. conducts an assessment when septic sys- of an existing system. Lander said the COUNTY continued on 3A NFBA Halloween bash looking for an answer tonight County set to discuss broadband agency’s request for tower space.

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

When the North Florida Broadband Authority was formed in 2009, the agency sought agreements from local governments pledging the use of in-kind services, such as the use of space on communication towers. Last month NFBA officials asked the Columbia County Commission to make good on theor promise. County officials said they wanted more information information from the NFBA before making a final decision. Commissioner Stephen Bailey voiced concerns about NFBA placing equipment on county towers that could potentially interfere with emergency com- munications equipment. Bailey is scheduled to lead a discussion on the NFBA propos- al during tonight’s county com- mission meeting, 7 p.m. at the Columbia County School Board continued on 3A Photos by TOP: Ellisville resident NFBA JASON MATTHEW Jose Cervantez does a WALKER chicken dance with his Lake City Reporter granddaughter Arianna Renee Cervantez, 6, Report: and a mascot while waiting in line for candy Woman during the Lake City Police Department’s Halloween Safety Bash forged Wednesday. ‘This is great for kids,’ Jose checks Cervantez said. ‘They need to have more for $15K things for kids to do. (There’s not) enough By DEREK GILLIAM entertainment for kids.’ [email protected] Thousands attended the event, held in a park- A Lake City woman has been ing lot across from the arrested and faces felony charges Lake City police and fire of fraud, grand theft and forgery, departments. CENTER: according to a Columbia County Lawsyn Blakley, 3, pets Sheriff’s Office a mascot while enjoy- arrest report. ing the Halloween fes- C h r i s t i n a Fulton Jones, tivities on Wednesday. BOTTOM: 52, was arrest- Dallas Cook ed Tuesday at (left) poses with his 2:23 p.m. after son Tyler, 11, at the the general Halloween Safety Bash. Christina Jones manager of Glenn I. Jones Inc., Allen Dunaway, contacted authorities about 11 checks that were not authorized by the com- pany. According to the report, Glenn I. Jones Jr. said Christina Jones

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Celebrity Birthdays Wednesday: Wednesday: n Actress Betsy Palmer Larry Flynt is 70. Afternoon: 0-0-2 Afternoon: 3-3-8-3 Tuesday: is 86. n Country singer-humorist Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 10-12-20-33-36 n Golfer Gary Player is 77. Kinky Friedman is 68. n Country singer Bill n Music producer David Anderson is 75. Foster is 63. n Actress Barbara Bosson n Rhythm-and-blues musi- PEOPLE IN THE NEWS is 73. cian Ronald Khalis Bell (Kool n Magazine publisher and the Gang) is 61. Bolivia seeks Sean Penn’s help Daily Scripture “Be alert and of sober mind. LA PAZ, Bolivia Your enemy the devil prowls t’s not clear whether Sean Penn knew ahead of his visit to around like a roaring lion look- Bolivia of the missions he’d be ing for someone to devour. asked to assume by President Resist him, standing firm in the Evo Morales. ICabinet chief Juan Ramon faith, because you know that Quintana told reporters after the family of believers through- Tuesday’s meeting that Morales asked the Oscar-winning actor to out the world is undergoing the defend the chewing of coca leaf same kind of sufferings.” before the United Nations, lobby Chile to restore Bolivia’s long-lost — 1 Peter 5:8-9 access to the Pacific Ocean and help persuade the United States to extra- dite a former Bolivian president. Penn is already a goodwill ambas- sador for Haiti, where he has won Lake City Reporter ASSOCIATED PRESS respect for his post-earthquake char- How to reacH us ity work. Bolivia’s President Evo Morales (right) presents a gift to U.S. actor Sean Penn at Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess Asked by reporters about the mis- the government palace in La Paz, Bolivia, on Tuesday. 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I don’t think I’ve had it on n Associated Press in this space. And thanks for reading. AROUND FLORIDA Tallahassee plans to issue citations TALLAHASSEE — Tallahassee and sur- rounding Leon County will be the first Florida jurisdictions to adopt civil citations as an alternative to arresting adults for first offenses of minor, non-vio- lent crimes. The Florida Smart Justice Alliance, a coali- tion that promotes changes in the criminal justice system, joined local officials in announc- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the plan Wednesday in Anthony Cappetto, of New York, works on his pavement Tallahassee. art project — a circus scene — during the Sarasota Chalk As long as 17 years ago, Florida jurisdictions Festival on Wednesday. The annual sidewalk art festival runs began using civil citations through Nov. 6. as alternatives to arrest- ing juveniles, most com- gently to return them to of Adoption and Child monly for marijuana pos- their enclosure. Protection. session and petty theft. The cats were captured Alliance leaders are when they were 5 months Man sentenced hoping adult citations also old in northern Collier in fatal DUI crash will spread across the County last September. state. Police will have the Scientists estimate that LARGO — A Tampa discretion to decide on between 100 and 160 adult Bay area man was sen- a case-by-case basis who and sub-adult panthers live tenced to 26 years in gets a citation and who in South Florida. prison for a fatal drunken gets arrested. driving crash. Those cited must per- Officials discuss As part of a deal with form community service human trafficking Pinellas County prosecu- and get treatment for tors, 31-year-old Scott underlying causes such as CORAL GABLES Michael Nicholson was substance abuse or anger. — Florida’s child welfare sentenced Tuesday after officials are discussing pleading guilty to two Two panthers their plans to fight human counts of DUI-manslaugh- trafficking. ter and one count of reck- being tracked The Florida Children less driving with serious YULEE — Two young and Youth Cabinet will bodily injury. panthers are being tracked hold its regular meet- Authorities said in northeast Florida after ing Wednesday in Coral Nicholson was going Hurricane Sandy knocked Gables at the University of more than 100 mph in down the enclosure fence Miami. In attendance will August 2011 when he where they were being be Department of Children crashed into another car. raised. and Families Secretary His blood-alcohol content A statement from the David Wilkins, Florida’s was recorded as 0.13 per- Florida Fish and Wildlife Chief Child Advocate Zack cent. Florida law consid- Conservation Commission Gibson and the Director ers a driver impaired at says the juvenile panthers, of the Governor’s Office of 0.08 percent. outfitted with radio col- Adoption. The Tampa Bay Times lars, are being tracked in The group will discuss reported that the crash Yulee in Nassau County, the state’s plans to fight seriously injured the other using telemetry to track human trafficking and pro- car’s driver, Devin Plant, the radio collars on the vide assistance to victims. and killed its two passen- panthers. A new volunteer Advocate gers, 25-year-old Diana The cats have not trav- for Human Trafficking Nusspickel and 25-year- eled far from their pen. will also be named as part old Charles Lutes II. Officials are working dili- of the Governor’s Office n Associated Press 3A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER local THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 3a NFBA: Seeking answer to request for tower space WOMAN: Arrested Continued From Page 1A Continued From Page 1A Administrative Complex Auditorium, information. money for the grant award to provide was his wife. The report ten over a two-month 372 W. Duval St. Roberts said the county requested broadband Internet services to rural said she has no author- span starting July 20, with County officials want information the NFBA’s payment of invoice for its areas. ity to write checks and the last check written on about the services NFBA currently attorney, which NFBA officials have Federal rules mandated that the doesn’t have any stake in Aug. 8, according to the provides for Columbia County resi- already complied. project be completed within three the business. arrest report. dents and about the agency itself However, Roberts said NFBA did years. One check was writ- She also allegedly used before considering the request. not comply with the county’s request The broadband project was ini- ten to Christina Fulton a company credit card to Lisa Roberts, assistant county for information and documents, tially designed to increase broadband Jones, but the other 10 buy gas for three private administrator, said county officials are including an operational plan com- access to 22 North Florida govern- checks were written to vehicles. scheduled to discuss leasing space to missioners asked for during the Oct. ments —14 North Florida counties, Ernest Hall. The checks During an interview the NFBA on the county’s five com- 4 commission meeting. and eight North Florida cities. were signed “Glenn I. with Jones at the sher- munication towers at the meeting, The North Florida Broadband Several counties and cities have Jones Jr.” However, when iff’s office, Jones said she but noted the NFBA has not complied Authority was to receive an estimat- pulled out of the broadband authority a Columbia County dep- needed money and the with all of the county’s requests for ed $30,142,000 in federal stimulus since its inception. uty contacted Jones Jr., checks were written to he said he didn’t sign or “feed a habit,” according authorize the checks. to the report. The 11 checks total “I know I did the wrong $15,152 and were report- thing,” she said. COUNTY: May opt out of inspection requirement edly said to be for fleet She said her life and Continued From Page 1A repairs. her children’s lives had Hall said he received been threatened. She said trator, said county officials Septic evaluations must qualified contractor every price for evaluations. The the checks from Jones she wrote the checks to are going to determine be done by a qualified con- five years. price may vary based on as repayment for money protect them, then said whether or not to adopt a tractor, including a septic The evaluation will the size and complexity of Jones borrowed from him. she said she had probably resolution to opt out of the tank contractor, a master include a tank pump-out a disposal system. Hall said he would drive said too much, according evaluation and assessment septic tank contractor, a and certification of the The contractor who per- to the business and Jones to the report, and refused portion requirement, as professional engineer or tank. It will also call for forms the evaluation must would walk out and hand to answer further ques- provided for in HB 1263. a certified environmental an evaluation of drainfields submit the report and him a check. He said he tions. “If we opt out that means health professional. size, placement and state of report fee to the county never did vehicle repairs, She was booked into there won’t be an assess- If the county chooses upkeep. health department and according to the report. 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A N O T H E R VIEW Increase Dale McFeatters in US oil [email protected] output Silly welcome storm il production in the United States coverage is on a sharp upward climb, and that should traditions Oplease anyone who is rooting for American energy indepen- t’s probably naive dence. — heck, it’s unbelievably That won’t happen in the naive — but perhaps next year or two, but the Hurricane Sandy, whose experts predict that within the destructive potential next decade, the nation’s oil Iwas greatly underestimated in imports could decrease by half. the early going, will give us a Right now, the U.S. is produc- chance to retire a journalistic ing about 10.9 million barrels of custom that’s gone from being crude and other hydrocarbons a cliche to merely tiresome — representing a 7 percent and now, when we’ve seen all increase from last year until that Sandy has wrought, this year. Campaign inaccuracies, insensitive. That is strong growth that This is the tradition of send- even the experts didn’t foresee. ing the TV weatherperson “Five years ago, if I or any- media failings will haunt us out to stagger about a beach one had predicted today’s pro- informing us that the wind is duction growth, people would n this presidential cam- Who delivers the news to the really strong and the waves are have thought we were crazy,” paign, the very narrow people can distort history — on really high. This is presented said Jim Burkhard, head of oil scope of issues has led purpose or through innocent as “breaking news.” The pho- markets research at IHS CERA, to questions and answers ignorance. New York Daily tographer is shooting from an energy consulting firm. that read like propaganda. News columnist Juan Gonzalez the shelter of a seaside motel. The recent growth in IPartisan responses contain and Free Press senior adviser The anchor back at the sta- America’s oil production has clichès that land so hard they Joe Torres drove home the tion urges the weatherperson placed the U.S. in the running almost cause welts. point in their recent book about to “be careful out there and for worldwide leader, a distinc- Insightful information and race and the media, “News for stay dry.” If you wanted her tion that would have us pass analysis are missing. That’s Jose De La Isla All the People.” to stay dry, why did you send Saudi Arabia and Russia, which mostly why the dysfunctional [email protected] Bobby Bridger’s book, her — and they’re increas- have led the world for a decade. lives of movie stars come as a “Where the Tall Grass Grows,” ingly women — there in the The current upward trend is welcome distraction from things the day after Ambassador is another example of how pub- first place? You never hear any likely to continue. that really affect our lives. Chris Stevens and three other lic explanation and understand- such wishes for the camera- The U.S. government pre- Even three very good Americans were murdered in ing get compromised. The pro- person. dicts that the figure for next debates between President Libya.) tagonists used poor reasoning Beaches by nature tend to year will be 11.4 million bar- Barack Obama and former A report on the 4thEstate.net and shallow images of Native be featureless expanses of rels a day, just less than Saudi Massachusetts Gov. Mitt website offers more evidence Americans in shaping public sand, and it must be a real Arabia’s 11.6 million barrels ... Romney too often had a sense of about how the journalistic policy. problem for the crews to find America will not be indepen- unreality. The questions failed mission to encourage public On Tuesday, we will go to some feature to give the shot dent of the world energy mar- to connect, much less result in understanding can degrade into the polls lacking a better politi- texture and perspective. The ket anytime soon. But it is good answers. nonsense. Its research shows cal accounting — for instance, result is that you get some to see an increased domestic It took a British newsmaga- the number of Latino journal- about the federal government’s meaningless points of refer- production fueling a healthy zine, The Economist, to talk ists covering the election is “Fast and Furious” gun-walking ence. “In Hurricane Irene, the trend away from foreign oil and plainly about Romney’s hypocri- abysmally low, even on themes operation. waves came all the way up toward the oil that’s produced sy in having supported abortion, affecting Hispanic communities, Republicans haven’t answered to here,” our correspondent right here in the Gulf of Mexico gun control and a requirement even though “race and ethnicity how a party can make it a might tell us, pointing at some and across the U.S. to have everyone buy health have been incredibly important national policy to suppress voter random post in the sand, “and insurance, with subsidies. Then to the 2012 election,” as the participation. Who is serious ■ The (Houma, La.) Courier Sandy is already past it and he disavowed it all in order to report puts it. about simultaneously address- almost up to there,” pointing at get the Republican Party nomi- The 4thEstate estimates that ing global warming and national another random post. nation and the backing of that 93 percent of front-page election economic development? Can HIGHLIGHT In Rehoboth Beach, Del., party’s radical right. stories were by white report- a nation avoid climate-change there was a large pile of I N H I S T O R Y The domestic press should ers. Asian Americans wrote 4 consequences when an unprec- sand, grandly referred to as On Nov. 1, 1512, Michel- be all over such posturing — percent and blacks 2.1 percent. edented number of counties are a “dune,” with some scrubby angelo’s just-completed paint- relentlessly, feverishly, so that Non-white Latino reporters on drought watch during grow- grass and a fence designed to ings on the ceiling of the the hypocrisies don’t turn into wrote just 0.9 percent. ing seasons? What must we do catch and hold sand. It was Vatican’s Sistine Chapel were permissible lies. When it came to immigration about it? the only feature for hundreds publicly unveiled by the artist’s Have we forgotten it was — a major focus of the debates, Who is going to reverse the of yards, apparently. We were patron, Pope Julius II. unsubstantiated “facts” that along with the economy, social 40 years of wealth falling up, the told it was rapidly eroding and, plunged us into war in Iraq and issues and foreign policy — one way journalist Hedrick Smith indeed, it eventually disap- also made us broke? would think editors would have describes in his book, “Who peared, but I think it was tram- Politicians will flip-flop. But identified a trove of report- Stole the American Dream?” Lake City Reporter pled flat by TV crews fighting sloughing off inaccuracies is ers with bi-national, bicultural Who’s going to ask the right over it for an establishing shot. Serving Columbia County like trying to make contradic- insights, i.e. Latinos, to provide questions and write the head- Short of a giant squid Since 1874 tions into truth. (Candy Crowley some essential context for read- lines when the rest of us want to — think “20,000 Leagues The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ deserves credit for calling out ers. Instead, 94.8 percent of read all about it? Under the Sea” — coming out lished with pride for residents of Romney, in the second debate, those stories were written by ■ José de la Isla, author of “The of the surf and making off with Columbia and surrounding counties by when he tried to mischaracter- whites whose journalistic paths Community Newspapers Inc. Rise of Hispanic Political Power” the weatherperson, it’s hard ize what Obama said in the and life experiences came from We believe strong newspapers build writes a weekly commentary for to make waves interesting. strong communities —‑“Newspapers White House Rose Garden other directions. Hispanic Link News Service. get things done!” There’s a reason recordings Our primary goal is to of breaking waves are used publish distinguished and profitable as sleep aids. And if there are community‑oriented newspapers. other people around, they This mission will be accomplished rarely have anything to say. through the teamwork of professionals Sandy drives home climate change Generally, “Oh, we just came dedicated to truth, integrity and hard aving just survived affected by climate change work. out to see what was going on.” Frankenstorm because the environment in Newspapers have a similar Todd Wilson, publisher Sandy and watched which they occur is warmer and and even more pointless tradi- Robert Bridges, editor its phenomenal, moister than it used to be.” Sue Brannon, controller tion. Whenever a hurricane record-breaking Aha! So there we have it. threatened Ocean City, Md., Hdestruction, I had one recur- A solid statement issued by Dink NeSmith, president we had a reporter who would Tom Wood, chairman ring thought: How can so many a renowned scientist should plead and beg to cover it. Americans still refuse to believe confirm, even to the skeptics The assignment editor, in manmade climate change? Bonnie Erbe among us, that Sandy was at based on long experience, LETTERS Have we ever witnessed a [email protected] least intensified by rising sea would say no but would even- POLICY storm of this magnitude, depth temperatures. tually relent, generally when or breadth, one that has left A paper by Kevin Trenberth Still, our skeptics labor on. the reporter offered to pay his Letters to the Editor should be behind such a huge swatch of of the National Center for Scientific American reports: typed or neatly written and double own way. devastation? No. Atmospheric Research, “Upwards of 800 skeptics (most Then, in those days when spaced. Letters should not exceed So, you’d think that, at some “Framing the Way to Relate of whom are not scientists) 400 words and will be edited for we were tied to land lines, point, ideology would give Climate Extremes to Climate took part in the second annual the power and phone service length and libel. Letters must be way to rationality and reality, Change,” helps bridge the com- International Conference on signed and include the writer’s name, would go out and we wouldn’t right? Not really. The Internet munication gap between clima- Climate Change — sponsored hear from our reporter until address and telephone number for abounds with blogs and reports tologists and mere mortals such by the Heartland Institute, a verification. Writers can have two the storm was no longer a debunking the so-called myth of as me. conservative think tank — in story. letters per month published. Letters climate change. In the paper, published online March 2009. and guest columns are the opinion of The windblown reporter Part of the problem is that in March, he wrote: “... (N)o Democrats, who have standing on the beach has the writers and not necessarily that of even scientists who believe fully events are ‘caused by climate remained fairly silent on the the Lake City Reporter. become a cliche, and as an old in climate change tend to pussy- change’ or global warming, but issue for fear of alienating con- city editor of mine used to say, BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, foot around stating categorically all events have a contribution. servatives (whom they have Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at “I’m tired of old cliches. Go that it exists. They almost never In reality, the wrong question already alienated, so why both- find some new cliches.” 180 E. Duval St. downtown. attribute one weather event to is being asked: The question er?), need to start speaking. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. climate change, although they is poorly posed and has no sat- ■ Bonnie Erbe is a TV host and ■ Dale McFeatters is editorial BY E-MAIL: will cite rising sea temperatures isfactory answer. The answer writes this column for Scripps writer for Scripps Howard News [email protected] as a contributing factor. is that all weather events are Howard News Service. Service. 5A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 5a Man faces charges Poll watcher for lewd conduct

By TONY BRITT they received an anonymous call which [email protected] prompted their investigation and led them to interview the alleged victim, who report- A Lake City man, arrested Tuesday, edly told them that Kesterton touched her faces charges for inappropriately touching inappropriately on several occasions. a child, according to sheriff’s reports. Deputies interviewed Kesterton on Dennis Edward Monday and noted he appeared to be some- Kesterton, 34, of 197 what slow to understand, but appeared to NW Delray Road, was comprehend what they were asking him, charged with lewd/lascivi- according to reports. ous behavior (molestation Authorities asked Kesterton to come to of a victim less than 12 the sheriff’s office for a follow-up interview years old by an offender on Tuesday where he told authorities he older than 18). He was was in special education but dropped out Kesterton booked into the Columbia of school in the eighth grade. A sheriff’s County Detention Facility investigator interviewed Kesterton, who on $200,000 bond. reportedly told authorities he acciden- According to Columbia County Sheriff’s tally touched the child on a private part of reports, deputies were called to a local her body on at least one occasion. Later, elementary school in reference to a sexual Kesterton reportedly admitted to touching assault case and spoke to Department of the child a number of other times, but con- Children and Families agents who were tinued to say it was an accident. working the case. The DCF agents said JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fletcher Chamberlin, 3, dressed as Buzz Lightyear, roams around the Supervisor of Elections office after his mother voted on Tuesday. Wednesday’s vote total was 1,432, Man uses ax to attempt including 232 votes from Fort White. Early voting continues through Nov. 3. break-in, say authorities ATTENTION By TONY BRITT When deputies arrived his hands but remained in FIFTH THIRD BANK [email protected] they checked the perimeter the bushes until a deputy of the home and then spoke grabbed him by the wrists CUSTOMERS A Lake City man faces to the victim, who told them and pulled him out. charges after he allegedly the suspect was probably The woman told authori- attempted to break into still in the area because ties she wanted to press Were you charged a fee for an Early a woman’s home window his bike was next to her charges and Jones was Access cash advance loan? If so, you with an ax. door. She then pointed to arrested and taken to jail. James M. Jones, 54, no an ax lying on the ground may be entitled to compensation! address provided, was that she said the man used charged to try to pry her window w i t h open. All children are artists! aggravat- Deputies began search- Ages 2-10 Call NOW for information ed assault ing a wooded area near with a the house and found Jones Fall Session concerning your legal rights. d e a d l y lying down in some bush- Receive $10 off tuition w e a p o n es, possibly attempting to October 22nd - Nov. 16th Call Toll Free 866-507-1518 (without conceal himself. James Jones i n t e n t When ordered to show Phone: (386) 438-8060 Jason K. Whittemore to kill), his hands and come out Noahs-art.com resisting an officer, attempt- the bushes by authorities, Wagner, Vaughan & McLaughlin, P.A. ed burglary while armed, Jones reportedly showed *located across the highway from Honda 601 Bayshore Blvd., Suite 910 | Tampa, FL 33606 obstruction of justice by disguise and possession of burglary. He was booked into the Columbia County *** FOR CHRISTIANS ONLY *** Detention Facility Monday on $17,000 bond. According to Columbia County Sheriff’s Office reports, sheriff’s office deputies were dispatched to the area of the victim’s How Will You Vote? house around 10:30 p.m. for a reported burglary in progress. Like a Christian? Or Like the World? Dispatch told authorities that the woman reported a man was attempting to break into her house using an ax. God’s Word tells us He knitted us together in our mother’s womb. As deputies were driving to the scene, the complain- ant told dispatch that the Will you vote for candidates that will use your money for abortions? suspect had replaced the window screen and possi- How will you explain that vote to God? bly fled the scene.

Fair weigh-ins God’s Word promises us He will take care of His children. set for today Will you vote for candidates because they promise the government will provide for you? The Columbia County Fair mandatory end weigh- ins for steer, swine, beef How will you explain that vote to God? heifer and meat goat will be from 3 to 8 p.m. today. The record book deadline is one hour following close God’s Word is clear about marriage and the family. of scales. The Youth Swine and Steer Show is sched- uled for Thursday, Nov. 8, Will you vote for candidates that do not share that view? at 7 p.m. For more informa- tion, call 752-8822. How will you explain that vote to God?

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6a LAKE CITY REPORTER local THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 K-9 officers join ranks of police From staff reports Shepherd. Thomas has been with the depart- The Lake City Police Department ment for 20 months, with prior ser- increased its patrol ranks by transfer- vice as Military Police with the U.S. ring two officers who are now K-9 Army. His new K-9 partner is Inca, handlers and adding two new canines a 2-year-old, sable, female German to the force. Shepherd. Lake City Police Department Both teams will be state certified Officers Mitchell Cline and Larry in Patrol Operations and Narcotics. Thomas began their training Tuesday Patrol training will consist of 500 with the new canine officers. Cline hours of K-9 and handler training and Thomas were selected to join in searches, apprehensions, tracking K-9 handler Sgt. Larry Shallar and and officer protection. The narcotics K-9 Officer Issa, as part of the depart- portion will be 200 hours of training ment’s K-9 unit. on the search and discovery of illegal Cline is a 7-year veteran with the narcotics. department, which includes three During this initial certification, the years with the Multijurisdictional teams will be training over 100 hours Drug Task Force and two years on a month together. After the state cer- the Special Crimes Unit. His new K-9 tification is complete, K-9 teams will partner is Memnoch. Memnoch is conduct a minimum 16 hours of train- COURTESY a 7-month-old, male, black German ing monthly to maintain readiness. LEFT: Officer Larry Thomas and K-9 Officer Inca. RIGHT: Officer Mitchell Kline and K-9 Officer Memnoch. Forum Who will stand up to Big Labor? replays This year the country stands at a crossroads. continue Four years of unrestrained spending, bail-outs and From staff reports ballooning debt have savaged our economy. The Candidate Forum, held last week at Florida Gateway College and Yet in these tough economic times, while Americans are tightening their belts, Big Labor is raiding broadcast live on Comcast workersʼ paychecks to fund the campaigns of their handpicked politicians. Channel 8, will be replayed on Channel 8 through Monday, Nov. 5. Will your candidate for U.S. Senate stand with the union bosses who force workers to pay union The forum was spon- sored by FGC, the Lake City dues just to get or keep a job, or will he stand with Florida workers? Reporter and the Lake City- Columbia County Chamber of Commerce. The replay schedule follows: Who is right for Florida?

Today n School Board District 5, Superintendent, State Attorney — 8 to 9:30 p.m. n County Commission Districts 1, 3 and 5 — 10 to 11:30 p.m. Friday n School Board District 5, Superintendent, State Attorney — 3 to 4:30 p.m. n County Commission Districts 1, 3 and 5 — 5 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday Bill Nelson Connie Mack n School Board District 5, Superintendent, State v v Connie Mack returned his Right to Attorney — 7 to 8:30 p.m. Bill Nelson not only voted for, n County Commission but cosponsored “Card Work Candidate Survey 100% Districts 1, 3 and 5 — 9 to Check” legislation to against forcing workers to pay 10:30 p.m. eliminate secret ballot union dues as a condition of elections from union employment. Sunday organizing campaigns. n School Board District v Connie Mack opposes monopoly 5, Superintendent, State v As Senator, Bill Nelson voted union power in the public sector, Attorney — 2 to 3:30 p.m. supports the Freedom from Union n County Commission to provide for the unionization Districts 1, 3 and 5 — 4 to of every police officer and Violence Act and would repeal the 5:30 p.m. firefighter in America. current federal authorization for forced union dues. Monday v Senator Nelson has received n School Board District hundreds of thousands of v As U.S. Congressman, Connie 5, Superintendent, State dollars in campaign Mack cosponsored the National Attorney — 8 to 9:30 p.m. Right to Work Act to free all n County Commission contributions from Big Labor. Districts 1, 3 and 5 — 10 to American workers from the 11:30 p.m. shackles of forced unionism. Right now is when politicians pay the most attention to the folks back home! Contact Senator Bill Nelson today and ask him to apologize to the citizens of Florida for his past support for forced unionism.

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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER obituaries THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 7a

Artis Berry Eagle-DeVane ways be remembered as a com- Until 8 P.M. at the Dees-Parrish Kelsey; brother, Elvin Kelsey. Donald Ratliff Clothing Store passionate, generous and loving Family Funeral Home Chapel. Left to cherish memories: loving Mr. Artis Berry, lovingly referred for 42 years person to all who knew him. In Lieu of flowers, donations can and devoted wife of 47 years, Donald Ratliff, 72, of Lake City, to as “Lil Bill”, went home to be until his retire- Preceding him in death: grand- be made to the Christian Ser- Rosa Lee Underwood-Kelsey; passed away peacefully on Tues- with the Lord on October 25, ment in 1982. parents, Dewitt and Addie Mae vice Center of Lake City the daughters, Frances Mandy (Ar- day, October 30, 2012 at Haven 2012 after a He was a Griffin and Leroy Copeland. Orchard Community Church thur), Alma Mckire; sons, Av- Hospice of Suwannee Valley brief and sud- member of the He leaves to cherish his memo- or a Charity of your choice. ery Kelsey, Sr. (Rosa), Samuel following an extended illness. First Presbyte- ries: Kendra P. Griffin, Kizzy Arrangements are under the di- Murphy (Diane), mother, Idella Don was born den illness. on May 6, Artis was born rian Church of M. Levarity, Katrina D. Levar- rection of the DEES-PARRISH Kelsey; sister, Mattie Kelsey; 1940 in Bur- May 10, 1958 Lake City, a life ity, Anan-Eye Herdman; loving FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, brother, Claudie Kelsey (Vi- dine, Ken- in Sylvester, member of the father, Daniel Griffin (Carolyn 458 S. Marion Ave., Lake reather); brothers-in-law, Dan- tucky to the Georgia to Masonic Lodge Dupree); loving mother, Angela City, FL 32025 (386)752-1234 iel Underwood (Margaret), late Henry the late Wil- of Lake City B. Williams (James); Darrell’s please sign our on-line family Willie Underwood (Gloria), and Eliza- lie Berry, Sr. and the Mor- pride and joy were his grand- guest book at Jeremiah Underwood; sister-in- beth Belcher and Rosa Lee Berry. Artis at- roco Temple of Jacksonville, children, Antonio, Antrinique, parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com law, Amanda Ellis; aunts, Grace Ratliff. He tended J.W. Holly High School Fla., a Navy veteran of W.W. Quaniece, Lakayvian; devoted Curry, Annie Mae Rowe; god- was a 1964 in Sylvester, GA. before moving II serving in the Pacific Theatre siblings, Dolmeshia D. Mitchell Kenneth Lee Hughes daughter, Ashley Jackson; (18) graduate of to Lake City. He was a faith- and a member of the V.F.W., (Cedric), Latonia D. Griffin- grandchildren; (10) great-grand- Berea Col- ful member of New Day Spring the American Legion, former Rolle (John), Nicole Y. Grif- Kenneth Lee Hughes (Moe) 53 children; (8) great-great grand- lege in Berea, president of the Lake City Lions fin, Shequette L. Thompson was born on April 6, 1959 to children; hosts of nieces, neph- Kentucky with Missionary Baptist Church in degrees in Biol- Lake City, FL. where he ac- Club, the Lake City Chamber of (Clifford), Yolanda E. Moore Lille Mae Denmark Wilds and ews, other relatives and friends. ogy and Chemistry. Don retired cepted Jesus Christ as his Lord Commerce and a former mem- (Victor), Andreal A. Gambles, Robert Lee Funeral services for Deacon to Lake City, Florida from the and Savior. Preceding him in ber of the Board of Directors for Nathan N. Gamble, III, Sharika Hughes in Na- Willie James Kelsey will be 2:00 Department of the Army after 32 death: his parents, Willie Berry the Retail Federation of Florida A. Dupree, Carolyn N. Dupree, ples, Florida. P.M. Saturday, November 3, 2012 years of civilian service. During Sr. and Rosa Lee Berry; son, in 1981 and an appointee to the Benny L. Dupree; grandmother, K e n n e t h at Fellowship Missionary Baptist his service, he lived and worked Matthew Berry; brothers, Jimmy Department of Veterans Affairs Mrs. Edna M. Copeland; de- passed away Church. 1015 SW Birley Avenue. in the United States, Germany, Lee Wiley and Roy Lee Berry. State of Florida in 1967 by Gov. voted aunt, Joann Jones; hosts of Monday, Oct. Rev. Wendell Wallace, Pastor. and The Republic of Panama. He Artis leaves to cherish his Claude Kirk, Jr. After his retire- aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews; 29, 2012 at The family will receive was the recipient of many Civil- memories: a loving and dedi- ment he and his wife enjoyed special friend, Germaine Levar- Shands at friends from 6:00 – 8:00 ian Service Awards, Meritorious cated wife of 18 years, Kath- motorhome traveling and visited ity, other relatives and friends. Lake Shore P.M. at the funeral Home. Service Awards and was recog- erine Berry; daughters, Kesha every state in our country and Funeral services for Kenricva- f o l l o w i n g Arrangements entrusted to nized for his outstanding service during Operation Just Cause, Hillmon (Tim), Ashburn, GA., Mexico, and enjoyed salt water nal Darrell Griffin will be held a sudden illness. COMBS FUNERAL HOME. Panama. After retiring, he and Roxanne Jackson (Jessie), Lake fishing and staying in his cabin 3:00 P.M. Sunday, November As a child Kenneth joined and 292 NE Washington Street. Sherry worked as a real estate City, FL.; sons, Artis Berry, Jr., at Horseshoe Beach, Fla. He was 4, 2012 at New Bethel Mis- attended Mt. Zion AME Church, Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. team at Bishop Realty. Don was Terry Williamson, Robbin Ross, preceded in death by his parents sionary Church, 550 NE Martin Watertown, Florida. He received “The Caring Professionals” kind and generous to all people. Ronnie Ross; sisters, Jessie John Homer and Nena Belle Luther King Street, Lake City, his education in the public schools He was loved and respected by Mae Wooden, Tifton, GA., An- Ramsey DeVane, siblings John FL. Rev. Alvin C. Baker, Pastor. of Columbia County and gradu- Alfred McIntosh everyone he encountered. Don’s nie Mitchell, Jacksonville, FL.; Homer DeVane, Jr., Charles Arrangements entrusted to ated with the Columbia High hobbies included spending time brothers, Willie Berry, Jr. (Geor- A. DeVane, Jackie Moore, COMBS FUNERAL HOME. School class of 1977. Kenneth Mr. Alfred McIntosh was born in with his grandchildren, read- gia Mae), Gene Arthur Berry; Jeanne Gruetzmacher, Carolyn 292 NE Washington Street. was well known and loved by Louisville of Suwannee county, ing, and enjoying the outdoors. goddaughter, Jessica Mitchell; Segerest and Yvonne Carter. Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. many. He will be sorely missed. FL on January 25, 1929 to the He was preceded in death by also cherishing memories, six He is survived by his wife of 66 “The Caring Professionals” Kenneth was preceded in death late Ms. Lela Bush. He was three brothers; Earnest, Thur- sisters-in-law; four brothers- years Mary F. DeVane of Lake by his Father, Robert Lee reared by his man, Cleatus Ratliff, and one sister; Bertha Ratliff Puckett. in-law; twenty-four grandchil- City, Fla.: Two daughters Cindy Louise Houston Hughes; Paternal Grand Parents grandparents He is survived by his loving dren; two great-grandchildren; D. Jaudon of The Villiages, Fla. McKinley & Bessie Hughes; John and Mat- wife of 50 years Sherry Ratliff, hosts of loving nieces, neph- and Kathy D. (Eddie) Bennett of Lake City resident Louise Maternal Grand Parents Ethel tie Jacob Bush. of Lake City, three daughters; ews, other relatives and friends. Lake City, Fla.: One son Harvey Houston, 93, died October 31, L. young and Elvin Denmark; Alfred passed Elizabeth R. Congdon (Chris) of Funeral services for Mr. Ar- D. (Sally) DeVane, Jr. of St. Au- 2012, in the Lake City Health Aunts Agnes Hughes and Mat- away Thurs- Lake City, Emily Ratliff (Mike tis Berry will be 11:00 A.M. gustine, Fla.: Seven grandchil- Center after tie Mae Hollingsworth; one day, October Delany) of Austin, Texas, Heidi Saturday, November 3, 2012 dren Chastity (Ryan) Thomp- saying good- Uncle, McKinley Hughes, Jr. 25, 2012 at Ha- Ratliff-Walker (Luke Faucher) of at New Day Spring Mission- son, Brittney DeVane, Colby bye to her Left to cherish his fond memo- ven Hospice. Lake City, identical twin brother; ary Baptist Church, 709 NW DeVane, Jeb (Heather) Bennett, four sons. ries Kenneth leaves: A loving He received his Ronald Ratliff (Barbara) of Lake Long Street, Lake City, FL. Troy (Andrea) Bennett, Jeanna Louise was mother & Stepfather, Lillie Mae early education City, one sister; Lorene Belcher Rev. Lantz G. Mills, Pastor. (Mike) Shanahan and Jacqueline born in ru- Wilds and Johnnie L. Wilds; 3 at the Grooms (Ed) of London, Kentucky, three (Ryan) Russo: Twelve great- ral Louisi- sisters, Delores L. Merritt, Betty School of Su- grandchildren; Josef Walker, The family will receive friends Charlotte Delany, and Alexandra from 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. Fri- grandchildren also survive. ana north of J. Robinson, Lake City, Florida wannee County, Delany. Many nieces and neph- day, November 2, 2012 at Funeral services will be conduct- Farmerville, and Terria Latonya McKinney FL and later at the Springville ews from Alabama, Kentucky, New Day Spring MB Church. ed at 2 P.M. Saturday, Nov. 3, in just south of the Arkansas border, (Anthony), Tallahassee, Florida. Rosenwald School in Columbia and Tennessee also survive him. Arrangements entrusted to the First Presbyterian Church to Grace and Grady Tatum. The Seven brothers, Freddie L. Tay- County, FL. He completed his The family will have a gathering COMBS FUNERAL HOME. with Mr. James Montgomery eldest of 7 children, Louise lor, Charles L. Stephens, Stanley high school education at Edward of friends at the funeral home 292 NE Washington St. Lake officiating. Interment will be in learned to take charge at an early A. Stephens (Verneka), Michael Waters High School of Jackson- from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. City, Florida, (386) 752-4366. Memorial Cemetery, Lake City, age. She retained that attitude T. Ray and Adrian D. Wilds, ville, FL. He served in the Unit- on Friday evening, November 2, “The Caring Professionals” Fla. Visitation will be from 1 to 2 and skill until the day she died all of Lake city, Florida; Willie ed States Army from 1950-1952. 2012. In lieu of flowers, the fam- P.M. Saturday (One hour before in spite of a stroke in 2010 that J. Stephens (Deborah), Ocala, Upon completion of his tour of ily asks that memorial donations Andrew D. Carter services) at the church. In lieu of ravaged her body. Florida and Erwin J. Cochran duty he entered Tuskegee Insti- in honor of Don may be made to flowers donations may be made When she was 6, the family (Denahli), Gainesville, Florida. tute of Tuskegee, Alabama in the Suwannee Valley Care Center to Haven Hospice Suwannee house burned. Louise’s moth- One Great Aunt, Rainey I. Mc- 1952. He received his Bachelor’s (Haven Hospice) 6037 US High- Andrew D. Carter, age 75 way West, Lake City, Fl 32055. resident of 1353 N.W. Wingfield Valley Care Center at 6037 W US er put Louise in charge of her Cloud, Miami, Florida. Aunts; Degree in Building and Con- GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN Street, Lake City, FL., passed Hwy 90, Lake City, FL 32025. three little sisters during the fire. Ella Mae Moss (Charles), Mem- struction and Masonry in 1956. FUNERAL HOME, 3596 South away Monday, GUERRY FUNERAL From that time on, “Mamou” phis, TN; Lois Holingsworth, Alfred was affiliated with B U.S. Highway 411, Lake City, Oct. 29, 2012 HOME, 2659 S.W. Main as she became known to her Jeffersonville, Ga, Georgia B. and S, Combs Elks Lodge Florida 32025, (386)752-1954. at the Lake Blvd., Lake City, Fla. is in 12 grandchildren and 8 great- Allen and Mary Hughes, Immo- #1599, American Legion #322, Please leave words of City Medical charge of arrangements. grandchildren, served as a moth- kalee, Florida and Ellen Porter, Springville Pallbearers Lodge comfort for the family at Center termi- www.guerryfuneralhome.net er to many more than her own Geneva, New York. Two Uncle #50, and Springville Sunday www.gatewayforestlawn.com nating an ex- children. James Howard (Jake), Immo- Morning Bank #9. He served tended illness. Kenricvanal Darrell In 1948, Louise came to Lake kalee, Florida and Walker Hol- as President of the Springville Malajia My’kell Turner Born in Lake Griffin City with her husband T. B. lingsworth, Crestview, Florida; Community Center from 1983- City, Columbia She worked at the V.A. hospital two God-Children, Adrian 2008. He was responsible for Sunrise to Sunset 10/24/12 County he was the son of the late Kenricvanal Darrell Griffin was before being called to become Wilds (Bam) and Adrianna doing the block work for the first An Angel in the book of life Willie Carter and Eartha Coles called home to eternal rest on secretary at the First Baptist Wilds (Suggs), Special Niece, Springville Community Center. wrote down my baby’s birth Carter. He attended the public Saturday, October 27, 2012 at Church where she was a mem- Mi’Kel Ray; Special Friends, Alfred leaves to cherish his and whispered as she closed the schools of Columbia County Kendall Re- ber for more than 50 years. She Bernard Dixon, Roosevelt Tol- memories two sons - Alfred Bai- book, “ Too Beautiful for Earth.” gional Medi- was active in founding Manna bert, Linda I. George, Otis & ley (Malaysisa) of Bowdon, GA., She didn’t get and was a member of Union a chance to A.M.E. Church. Survivors in- cal Center, Mi- House, now the Christian Ser- Edna Hendon & Family, Nard and William Clifford (Melba) of grow with her clude 2 sisters, Aleatha Carter ami, Florida. vice Center. She was also active Robinson, Taronna Faye Jones Cape Coral, FL., a granddaugh- loving family. and Lavern Carter, both of Lake Darrell was in the Orchard Church from its and a host of cousins, nephews, ter - Sadie of Bowdon, GA., Malajia is pre- City; Sister-in-law, Johnnie Mae born Novem- inception. She taught English as nieces and sorrowing friends. aunt - Geraldine Bush of Dade ceded in death Carter; 2 devoted nieces, whom ber 25, 1970 a Second Language to hundreds Funeral services for Kenneth Lee City, FL., a devoted cousin Betty by an aunt, he raised Mia Carter & Tyra in Lake City, of people of all nationalities. Hughes (Moe) will be 2:00 p.m. Slater of Daytona Beach, a host Nett Fulton. Carter; 2 special nephews Car- Florida to the She befriended innumerable Saturday, November 3, 2012 at of cousins and other sorrowing She leaves roll (Shirley) Harris & Gregory proud parents of Daniel F. Grif- people over the years, provid- New Day Springs Baptist church friends. A devoted friend, Glo- to cherish Carter (Patricia), Clayton Thom- fin and Angela B. Williams. In ing food and shelter for extended with Rev. Lantz Mills, Pastor, ria McIntosh, Lake City, FL. her memory: Parents, Katreca as (Terri), Gerchil Carter (Me- 1975 he moved to Miami, FL. periods in her home. officiating. Interment will follow Family visitation will be Smith, and Mike Turner; grand- lissa), Marshall Carter (Pinkie) and joined St. John Missionary Louise was very active in in The Watertown Cemetery. held at the funeral home on parents: Glenda Simmons (Ken- Baptist Church under the leader- mission work, traveling to the The family will receive friends Saturday, November 3, 2012 neth), Frank Smith, Sr (Stella), all of Lake City; devoted cousin, Kristine Latham (Kenneth), Patricia Francis, who called him ship of the late Rev. Thedoford Amazon at the age of 87. Two on Friday, November 2, 2012 from 7PM-8PM. Raymond Turner, Sr., aunts: Diesel; A host of other nieces, Johnson and served with the years later she slept on the floor at Cooper Funeral Home Cha- Arrangements by COOPER Lacreasha Gray (Rohan), Jes- nephews, cousins and friends. Junior Usher Board and Junior of a church in the Bahamas pel from 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm FUNERAL HOME, 251 N.E. sica Smith, Fantasia Smith, Lisa Funeral services for Andrew Choir. In Lake City, he attended on another mission trip. She Arrangements entrusted to Washington Street, Lake City, Turner, Domonique Lathem; un- D. Carter, will be 11:00 a.m. New Bethel Missionary Baptist provided an inspiration to COOPER FUNERAL HOME, FL. Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D.. cles: Frank Smith, Jr. (Kristina), Saturday, November 3, 2012 at Church under the leadership of others for her whole life. 251 N.E. Washington Street; Devontray Simmon, Devontay Union A.M.E. Church Rev. Gary the late Rev. C.C. Rawls. He Louise is survived by three Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D.. Kenneth William Qualls Smith, Travis Jones, Raymond Desue, Pastor. Interment will attended Rainbow Park El- of her sisters; Pat, Reda, and Turner, Jr., Arnold Clayton, follow in the Huntsville Cem- ementary School and graduated Martha Grace; her four sons and Willie James Kelsey Mr. Qualls passed away Daniel Turner, Tony Fulton; etery. the family will receive from High Scholl in November, their wives; Brant & Jeanne, at the North Florida Hos- cousins: Shateal Robinson, Leo friends on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012 1998. He furthered his educa- Don & Phyllis, Scooter & Anita, Deacon Willie James Kelsey, 73, pital on Tuesday, October Robinson, III, Briaunna Thom- tion and received a Certificate Bobby & Gwen; 12 grandchil- answered the call of the Lord 23, 2012 from heart failure. as, Ja’Shon Robinson, Ya’Mya at Cooper Funeral Home Chapel Smith, Quinton Smith, Aaliyah from 5:0 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in Computer Assisted Drafting dren; and 8 great-grandchildren. on October 28, 2012. He was He was born on April 17, Smith, Dru Smith, a host of ad- Arrangements by and Design and Data Entry Op- She was preceded in death by born Janu- ditional cousins; special friends: COOPER FUNERAL HOME, erator. In February 2004, Darrell her husband, T. B. Houston; ary 6, 1939 to 1962 in Win- ter Garden, FL Deidra Filer, Dolmeisha Collins. 251 N.E. Washington Street. stepped out on faith and begin her brother, Richard; and two George and Funeral services for Malajia Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D.. his own landscaping business sisters; Nell and Mary Lee. Idella Kelsey. and lived there will be held 2:00 p.m. Sat- called “Ken’s Lawn Service”. Funeral services for Mrs. Lou- Mr. Kelsey until moving urday, November 3, 2012 at Harvey DuBose DeVane As a result, he was able to ex- ise Houston will be conducted preceded him to Lake City the Garden of Rest Cemetery. press his ability and creativeness Saturday, November 3, 2012 at in death. He 3 years ago to Arrangements entrusted to Mr. Harvey DuBose DeVane, through his work. Darrell’s skills 11:00 A.M. at Southside Bap- was educated help take care COMBS FUNERAL HOME. Sr., 92, of Lake City, Fla., died allowed him to bring his imagi- tist Church with the Reverend in the public of his mother who proceeded 292 NE Washington Street. Tuesday, Oct. 30, in the Haven nation to life. His computer Eddie Blalock, Reverend Dale schools of Columbia County. him in death on April 29, 2012 Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366. Hospice Suwannee Valley Care skills allowed him to advance in Tompkins, and Reverend Troy He was a dedicated Deacon, Kenneth was a graduate of West “The Caring Professionals” Center, Lake City, Fla. following computer technology, computer Varnum officiating. Interment serving faithfully at Fellowship Orange High School and Florida Southern with a B.S. Degree. an extended illness. He was born programming and repairs. The will follow at Memorial Cem- Missionary Baptist Church, un- Obituaries are paid advertise- in Jacksonville, Fla. and had highlight of his day was spend- etery in Lake City, FL. Visitation til his health failed. Others pre- He is survived by his Fa- ther, Frank; Two brothers: ments. For details, call the Lake resided in Lake City for over ing time with his daughters and with the family will be held Fri- ceding him in death: daughter, City Reporter’s classified depart- 85 years. He was co-owner of grandchildren. Darrell will al- day, November 2, 2012 from 6 Theresa Ilunga; sister, Emma Bruce & Michael, as well as ment at 752-1293. several nieces and nephews. NOTICE NEW LOCATION I do hereby certify that the 2012 Columbia County Tax Rolls have been duly certified to me by the Columbia County Property Appraiser and will be open for the collection of Ad Valorem Taxes and Non-Ad Valorem Assessment as assessed by the taxing authorities of Columbia County and the City of Lake City on Thursday, November 1, 2012. Virginia Tiner The following discounts will apply: • 4% if paid by November 30, 2012 BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE • 3% if paid by December 31, 2012 • 2% if paid by January 31, 2013 • 1% if paid by February 28, 2013

Taxes may be paid in person or mailed to the Tax Collector’s office located in the Courthouse (386) 758-9808 Annex at 135 NE Hernando Ave., Suite 125, Lake City, Florida 32055-4006 between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm or at the drive-thru from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday. Corner of Baya & S.E. Llewellyn Ave. We also have a drop box for your convenience located in the front of the Courthouse Annex. Taxes may also be paid at the Tax Collector’s branch office located in the Sheriff’s district office Lake City, FL located at 118 SW Wilson Springs Rd., Ft. White, Florida 32038 every Wednesday between the (across from East Side School ) hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm.

Telephone calls should be directed to 386-758-1077, Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. Over

Thank You, Ronnie Brannon, Tax Collector Proudly Serving The People of Columbia County Years 8AHealth

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Friday n Columbia High Security swimmers Hannah Burns, Lindsay Lee, Joseph Piccioni, Micheala Polhamus, Stephanie Silva at Region 1-2A concerns meet at University of West Florida, 9 a.m. CDT Fort White High coach Demetric Jackson n Fort White High said of the Celtics. cross country in District looks to prevent Jackson saw it first hand 4-2A meet at Bradford turnovers. last year, when Fort White High, girls-4 p.m.; threw six interceptions and boys-4:45 p.m. By TIM KIRBY lost five fumbles in the two n Columbia High [email protected] losses to Trinity Catholic. football vs. Leon High, The Celtics have thrived 7:30 p.m. FORT WHITE — Ball on turnovers during their n Fort White High security is a must in big recent four-game win football vs. Trinity Catholic games, and Fort White High streak. High, 7:30 p.m. presented Trinity Catholic Trinity Catholic had five Saturday High with too many gifts interceptions in a win over n Columbia High last year. Forest High and four in the cross country in District The two teams meet in win over Booker High last 2-3A meet at Apalachee Fort White on Friday to week. The Celtics scored Regional Park in determine the 2012 District four defensive touch- Tallahassee, girls-8:30 3-3A champion. Kickoff is downs on fumbles in the a.m.; boys-9:15 a.m. 7:30 p.m. four games, and Jamonte “They do a good job of Jones had kickoff returns swarming to the ball and of 79 and 90 yards for BRIEFS JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter scoring on defense and spe- Fort White High’s Reginald Williams runs the ball in a game earlier this year. cial teams,” Indians head INDIANS continued on 2B SEMINOLES Get-together planned Nov. 8 The Lake City Seminole Club has a Homecoming showdown game watching party for Florida State vs. Virginia Tech at 6 p.m. Nov. 8 Timmons closing at The Country Club at Lake City. in on Tigers’ For details, call rushing record. 752-2180. By BRANDON FINLEY MEMORIAL BOWL [email protected] Midget games It may be homecom- on Saturday ing week, but don’t expect many changes out of head Lake City Recreation coach Brian Allen or the Department’s Memorial Columbia High Tigers. Bowl continues this week Columbia hosts District with Midget team play. 3-6A opponents Leon High Games are at Memorial at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Stadium. Saturday’s Despite a load of festivi- games are: Lake City ties going on this week, Wildcats vs. Madison Allen wants the Tigers Steelers at 9 a.m.; Lake to know it’s business as City Eagles vs. Madison usual for the District 3-6A Cowboys at 10:15 a.m.; Champions. Lake City Lions vs. “Everything will be abso- Madison Lions at lutely the same,” Allen said. 11:30 a.m. “We wanted to make sure For details, call the kids know that we play Heyward Christie at a football game so all the 754-3607. other homecoming activi- ties can happen. It’s not the OUTDOORS other way around. We play Ladies fishing a game so there’s a reason for the other stuff. That’s seminar offered been the biggest conversa- Florida Fish and tion we’ve had with them Wildlife Conservation this week, making sure this Commission and the isn’t a distraction.” Sports Fish Restoration Columbia clinched the Program are offering district title last week and a “Ladies, Let’s Go that may give the Tigers an Fishing” seminar at the opportunity to test some of Elks Lodge in Tavernier the younger players called on Nov. 9-11. up from junior varsity. For details, visit ladies However, Allen is quick letsgofishing.com or call to guard against the last (904) 475-9068. two games as freebies and is still in the business of ZUMBA making sure the Tigers close out the season at 9-1. Classes offered Because of that, Allen at Teen Town said he will have to take into JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter consideration how much Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons falls over an Orange Park High defender during the Tigers’ 21-0 win against the Raiders in The Lake City the starters play in the final Lake City on Friday. Recreation Department two games despite having offers Zumba classes the district clinched. Allen said the important “Their body will recover Orange Park on Friday. cylinders.” from 5:30-6:30 p.m. “It will absolutely be thing to remember is a lot of and recuperate much faster “We need to be more The Tigers are relative- Sundays, Tuesdays and dictated by how the game the Tigers still have grow- than mine. We hate to lose polished, more than ever ly healthy at the moment Thursdays at Teen Town. goes,” Allen said. “We’ll ing to do despite claiming a someone if the game is out after looking at last week’s — perhaps as healthy as Cost is $5 per class. keep them in accordingly. district title. of hand.” game,” Allen said. “We Columbia has been all year. For details, call If we go out there and they “These kids are still Still, Allen wants the have to get some of those However, there are two 754-3607. aren’t doing the things they young,” Allen said. Tigers operating at a much things we didn’t do well injuries to deal with from need to get done, they’ll But he doesn’t want to higher level than was shown corrected so we can go into n From staff reports play the whole game.” risk injury either. in the 21-0 win against the playoffs hitting on all CHS continued on 2B 2BAGATE

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Giants

W L T Pct PF PA 10:30 p.m. hope TELEVISION N.Y. Giants 6 2 0 .750 234 161 No. 20 Texas Tech vs. Texas, 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429120 155 No. 21 Nebraska at Michigan State, TV sports Dallas 3 4 0 .429 137 162 3:30 p.m. they’re Washington 3 5 0 .375 213 227 No. 22 Louisiana Tech vs. UTSA, Today South 4 p.m. CFL FOOTBALL W L T Pct PF PA No. 23 West Virginia vs. TCU, 3 p.m. not done 7:30 p.m. Atlanta 7 0 01.000 201 130 No. 24 Arizona at No. 25 UCLA, NBCSN — Hamilton at Toronto Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 184 153 10:30 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL New Orleans 2 5 0 .286 190 216 winning 7:30 p.m. Carolina 1 6 0 .143 128 167 ESPN — Virginia Tech at Miami North BASKETBALL Associated Press GOLF W L T Pct PF PA 4:30 p.m. Chicago 6 1 0 .857 185 100 NBA schedule SAN FRANCISCO TGC — Champions Tour, Charles Minnesota 5 3 0 .625 184 167 — San Francisco Giants Schwab Cup Championship, first round, at Green Bay 5 3 0 .625 208 170 Today’s Games CEO Larry Baer wants Scottsdale, Ariz. Detroit 3 4 0 .429 161 174 New York at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. 11 p.m. West Oklahoma City at San Antonio, to add more World Series TGC — PGA Tour-WGC, HSBC W L T Pct PF PA 9:30 p.m. championships to the two Champions, second round, at Guangdong, San Francisco 6 2 0 .750 189 103 Friday’s Games his franchise has captured China Arizona 4 4 0 .500 127 142 Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. the past three seasons. Seattle 4 4 0 .500 140 134 NBA BASKETBALL Denver at Orlando, 7 p.m. Baer says the front 7 p.m. St. Louis 3 5 0 .375 137 186 Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. TNT — New York at Brooklyn Today’s Game Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. office is already hard at 9:30 p.m. Kansas City at San Diego, 8:20 p.m. Chicago at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. work beginning plans for TNT — Oklahoma City at San Sunday’s Games Sacramento at Minnesota, 8 p.m. the 2013 roster — and is Antonio Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. optimistic many familiar NFL FOOTBALL Chicago at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. Miami at New York, 8 p.m. faces will stick around, NFL — Kansas City at San Diego Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. Detroit at Phoenix, 10 p.m. including second base- SOCCER Detroit at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Memphis at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. man and NL champion- 10:30 p.m. Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. ship series MVP Marco Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. NBCSN — MLS, playoffs, single Scutaro. elimination round, Vancouver at Los Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Angeles Minnesota at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. BASEBALL Baer says, “Nobody Tampa Bay at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. thinks we should be Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. Gold Glove winners done,” after NL West FOOTBALL Dallas at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. Monday’s Game champion San Francisco American League Philadelphia at New Orleans, swept the Detroit Tigers NFL standings P —Jeremy Hellickson, Tampa Bay and 8:30 p.m. Jake Peavy, Chicago White Sox in four games Sunday Open: N.Y. Jets, New England, San AMERICAN CONFERENCE C — Matt Wieters, Baltimore night at Comerica Park. Francisco, St. Louis East 1B — Mark Teixeira, N.Y. Yankees The Giants and the city W L T Pct PF PA 2B — Robinson Cano, N.Y. Yankees celebrated with a parade New England 5 3 0 .625 262 170 SS — J.J. Hardy, Baltimore AP Top 25 schedule COURTESY PHOTO through downtown Miami 4 3 0 .571 150 126 3B — Adrian Beltre, Texas Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 Saturday LF — Alex Gordon, Kansas City Wednesday. N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 168 200 No. 1 Alabama at No. 5 LSU, 8 p.m. CF — Adam Jones, Baltimore Muzzled Just like two years ago, South No. 2 Oregon at No. 18 Southern RF — Josh Reddick, Oakland the Giants brass is about W L T Pct PF PA Cal, 7 p.m. National League Brandy Morgan of Jasper took this 10-point, 180-pound buck a month behind in pre- Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 No. 3 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma P — Mark Buehrle, Miami with a muzzleloading gun behind her house on Oct. 15. Indianapolis 4 3 0 .571 136 171 State, 8 p.m. C — Yadier Molina, St. Louis paring for next season. Tennessee 3 5 0 .375 162 257 No. 4 Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh, 1B — Adam LaRoche, Washington Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143103 188 3:30 p.m. 2B — Darwin Barney, Chicago Cubs North No. 6 Ohio State vs. Illinois, 3:30 p.m. SS — Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia W L T Pct PF PA No. 7 Georgia vs. Mississippi, 3B — Chase Headley, San Diego Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 Barber advances to second 3:30 p.m. LF — Carlos Gonzalez, Colorado Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 167 144 No. 8 Florida vs. Missouri, Noon CF — Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 No. 10 Clemson at Duke, 7 p.m. RF — Jason Heyward, Atlanta Cleveland 2 6 0 .250 154 186 No. 12 Louisville vs. Temple, Noon stage of PGA Tour qualifying West No. 13 Oregon State at Arizona State, W L T Pct PF PA 10:30 p.m. SOCCER From staff reports Denver 4 3 0 .571 204 152 No. 14 Oklahoma at Iowa State, Ga. The top-18 players from 4-under. After making the San Diego 3 4 0 .429 154 144 Noon MLS playoffs the tournament advanced turn, Barber birdied No. Oakland 3 4 0 .429 139 187 No. 15 Stanford at Colorado, 2 p.m. PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. to the second stage. 10 before firing birdies on Kansas City 1 6 0 .143 120 209 No. 16 Texas A&M at No. 17 Mississippi WILD CARDS – Former Auburn golfer Barber shot a 6-under 66 Nos. 15 and 16. NATIONAL CONFERENCE State, Noon Today Blayne Barber advanced to on Saturday to secure the Barber will return to East No. 19 Boise State vs. San Diego State, Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. the second stage of PGA advance. After birdies on action for the second stage Tour qualifying on Saturday Nos. 2 and 4, the Lake City of qualifying on November after finishing in fourth with native carded back-to-back 14-17 at the Hombre Golf a 14-under 274 at Callaway birdies on Nos. 8 and 9 Club in Panama City INDIANS: Play for district title Friday Gardens in Pine Mountain, to close out the front-9 at Beach. Continued From Page 1B touchdowns and a pick-6 of on the ball, get a hold on we have got to protect CHS: Timmons could to set mark 95 yards. it.” ourselves,” Jackson said. Continued From Page 1B In Fort White’s five wins, The Indians have pro- “When he throws the ball the Indians have seven duced 14 turnovers this in traffic or the 50-50 deep starters including running he’ll make it back by the “What it does for any turnovers. In the three year, but Jackson wants ball, we have got to be dis- back Ronald Timmons and game on Friday. young kid coming into losses, the turnover total more. ciplined and attack the ball. kicker Brayden Thomas. “Timmons sprained an the program is shows that is 17 with three going for “We are teaching guys Hopefully we can get some Allen is hopeful that nei- ankle against OrangePark working hard and believ- touchdowns. how to create turnovers, interceptions.” ther injury will have a long- and he’s been hobbled all ing in the philosophy can “We work on it every how to strip the ball,” The Indians handled lasting effect on the team. week” Allen said. “I’m hop- pay off,” Allen said. “If you day,” Jackson said. “We Jackson said. “We put Carlton pretty well last year “Brayden has a injury in ing a couple of days of treat- work your butt off and live preach ball security from the whole team through (7-19-88-2 with two touch- his non-kicking foot, but ment and he’ll be ready to in the weight room your day 1.” it — how to recover the down passes), and also I like the way that those go on Friday.” body can be revamped and Where once the anti-fum- ball and how to scoop and faced Demonta Blunt who young guys competed on Timmons reached the change and you can go out bling drills were limited score. Hopefully it will is the feature back in 2012. Friday,” Allen said. 1,000 yard mark against and have a great football to running backs, Jackson translate into game situa- “Blunt is a shifty tail- Brant Nelson handled Orange Park. He has car- season. He along with that said his staff is now coach- tions and we can turn it into back playing fullback,” the kicking duties during ried the ball 117 times this offensive line that is in ing anybody who touches big plays.” Jackson said. “They do a the Tigers game against season and is only 410 front of him, which is pret- the ball. Jackson sees an good job of spreading it Orange Park. yards shy of the single sea- ty dang good, have played “We teach the running oppor tunity for around. We have got to The injury to Timmons son rushing record. outstanding. He’s done backs, but also our wide interceptions. tackle well.” has limited the running Allen said that’s some- that with two other backs receivers,” Jackson said. “If “Their quarterback (Reid This district title could back in practice this week, thing that the Tigers can all and continued to get you feel someone tugging Carlton) throws deep and turn on turnovers. but Allen is hoping that take pride in. better.” Page Editor: Emogene Graham, 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & COMICS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 3B

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Father’s grave lies unmarked after widow spends his money

DEAR ABBY: My father not contact the debtor’s passed away a year ago, friends, relatives, employer after being married to or others, except to find BABY BLUES “Valerie” for 14 years. After out where the person who his death, she got his life owes the money lives or insurance. She paid for works. If the calls con- his funeral and the burial. tinue, contact the Federal She also bought a new Trade Commission by house and a horse within Abigail Van Buren calling (toll-free) 1-877-382- two months of losing our www.dearabby.com 4357 or visit its website, father. Four months later, as a marker in lieu of a www.ftc.gov. she was dating another headstone. ** ** ** man. ** ** ** DEAR ABBY: Over My sister and I didn’t DEAR ABBY: Last night the years I have become ask for anything except a I got a debt collection call friends with a client of few articles of Dad’s cloth- mine, “Doug.” I live in BLONDIE for my brother, “Stan.” ing. Having spent all the He and his wife, “Susie,” Wisconsin; he lives in insurance money, Valerie are ready to file for bank- Florida. We are both hap- is now asking me and my ruptcy and have been pily married and share sister to give her money dodging creditors left and about family and work. We for our father’s headstone. right. This is the first time use instant messaging for We feel his life insurance I have heard from Stan’s work-related issues and to money should have been creditors, but creditors chitchat. We have typed “I used for this. My question have called me about other love you” to each other at is, are we wrong for being family members, too. times -- but only if we’re angry with her? Isn’t she Abby, I pay my bills being sarcastic, joking at least morally obligated and pride myself on liv- around or saying thanks to purchase his head- ing an honest and open for some help. BEETLE BAILEY stone? -- LOST GRIEVING life. 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4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 FSU hopes to repeat as ACC Champs

By BRENT KALLESTAD England and the 2011 Associated Press Alaska Prep Player of the Year, 6-2 Devon Booker, TALLAHASSEE — who spent this past season Defending Atlantic Coast polishing his skills at a prep Conference champions. school in Las Vegas where It’s got a ring to it that he averaged 25 points and Florida State coach Leonard 8.5 assists a game. Hamilton hopes to hear And then two new 19- often. year-old, 7-footers in 7-3 Although the Seminoles Boris Bojanovsky from lost a half dozen veteran the Slovak Republic and 7- players from the school’s 1, 290-pound Michael Ojo first ACC titlists, Hamilton from Nigeria. believes this year’s club is “We have a lot of talent potentially better than the in the locker room, guys one that finished 25-10 last are gym rats and willing to season before being elimi- learn,” Shannon said about nated by Cincinnati in the the newcomers. second round of the NCAA The Seminoles play an tournament. 18-game ACC schedule Only a few folks voted that features visits from the Seminoles to repeat this North Carolina, Duke and season with North Carolina preseason favorite North State the preseason favorite Carolina State along with a to prevail. The Seminoles nonconference slate high- were picked fourth by the lighted by archrival Florida media and fifth by ACC and Minnesota in the annu- coaches in preseason sur- al ACC/Big Ten challenge. veys. Hamilton wants to get off “We’re going to surprise to a better start than last a lot of people,” Hamilton season when the Seminoles said. “We like this team.” ASSOCIATED PRESS stood 9-6 in early January Lofty goals indeed for Florida State head coach Leonard Hamilton speaks during the Atlantic Coast Conference NCAA college basketball media day before a 16-4 finish. a club that defeated Duke in Charlotte, N.C., on Oct. 17. “We did get off to kind of and North Carolina twice, a rocky start last year, but including a 33-point blow- now our goal is to try to out of the Tar Heels last one of three 7-foot newcom- the ACC’s top defenders, averaged 7.7 points 4.4 after regaining his eligibil- be a lot more ready earlier January. ers in Hamilton’s arsenal. Snaer will also be counted rebounds, but was particu- ity in late December is with to go and play up to our Depth again always While the Seminoles will on heavily by Hamilton for larly productive in Florida the team this year from the ability,” Hamilton said. “It the key to any Hamilton- miss the inside defensive leadership this season. State’s toughest games. He start. is going to be somewhat coached team and he heroics of Bernard James, “We need his maturity had a double double with And this year, instead of a challenge when you’re believes he has it, albeit they will feature a more up- and leadership and under- 12 points and 10 rebounds of being loaded up with trying to integrate as many much of it youthful. tempo offense. However, standing of how we have in the romp over North seniors, the depth will be first year players into our “The strength of our Hamilton has no intention to play to be successful,” Carolina. coming from a handful of system.” teams has always been the of abandoning his tradition- Hamilton said. “His leader- “He’s always played big in freshmen and sophomore But the veteran coach quality of our depth and al shut-down defense that ship is invaluable to use.” big games,” Hamilton said. Terry Whisnant, a long- doesn’t seem too worried I think that’s going to be has annually ranks among Snaer, who averaged 14 “He hits his free throws, range shooter who is also as he eyes a fifth straight something that’s going to the best nationally in hold- points a game as a junior, is a good shot blocker and expected to help defensive- 20-win season and even be consistent,” Hamilton ing opponents to poor field heads into his final year he’s added a much more ly while spelling Snaer or possibly a repeat as ACC said. “We lost four starters, goal shooting percentage. with 1,071 career points and consistent jump shot.” Miller. champion. The Seminoles but we return our four lead- The 6-3 Snaer was money is within range of becom- Shannon, a tenacious Hamilton is excited about are 95-41 the last four sea- ing scorers.” last year, hitting buzzer- ing the seventh player in inside force and rebounder, the newcomers that include sons and 43-21 in the ACC. Michael Snaer is back for beating, game-winning school history to reach averaged 8.3 points a game 6-4 shooting guard Aaron Hamilton doesn’t expect his final season and likely shots at Duke and against 1,600 points. before he suffered a sea- Thomas from Cincinnati, any drop off. to be joined in the start- Virginia Tech while Miller The athletic White, who son-ending shoulder injury, 6-7 wing Montay Brandon “I’m not sure we like ing lineup by juniors Okaro did likewise at Virginia. won both the dunk and 3- and guard Ian Miller, who from High Point, N.C., being the underdog,” White, Terrance Shannon, A 40 percent shooter from point shooting contests finished the season aver- 6-9 junior college trans- Hamilton said. “We have Ian Miller and Kiel Turpin, 3-point distance and one of in the team’s fan night, aging 10.3 points a game fer Robert Gilchrist from kids we like very much.” Long-overlooked Miami Canes, Hokies looking for may be worth watching magic on By STEVEN WINE Associated Press Thursday night CORAL GABLES — Like other members of the Miami Hurricanes bas- By TIM REYNOLDS inquiry ends. And Virginia ketball team, guard Rion Associated Press Tech has already beaten Brown lobbies his fellow Duke, giving the Hokies (4- students to attend games, MIAMI — Bright lights, 4, 2-2) a tiebreaker edge if with mixed results. prime time, Thursday night. needed. “We’ve been trying to It’s forever been a winning For Virginia Tech to win reach out to them,” Brown formula for Virginia Tech the Coastal again, beating said. “Sometimes they say, and Miami. Miami would be huge. For ‘Is there a game tonight? I This time, it’ll only work the Hurricanes to win it for didn’t know basketball sea- for one of those clubs. the first time, it would seem son started.”’ The Hokies and like they would need to pre- Another season’s about Hurricanes meet in Miami vail on Thursday. to begin, and there should on Thursday night, and “We know this division has be good reason to watch though neither team is gone through Blacksburg, the perennially attendance- ranked — at least one has and we’ve never won the challenged Hurricanes. been in 12 of their most division,” Miami coach Al They’re coming off a 9- recent meetings — it’s still Golden said. “So clearly, if 7 season in the Atlantic a colossally important game you want to have an oppor- Coast Conference, their for both sides. The winner tunity, you have to beat best showing ever in the ASSOCIATED PRESS will remain a major con- Virginia Tech. They’re the league, and return nine Miami head coach Jim Larranaga speaks to members of the media during a news tender and quite possibly reigning champion, so I players from a team that conference before practice on Oct. 24 in Coral Gables. become the favorite for the think everything starts and went 20-13 overall. Atlantic Coast Conference’s stops right there. If we can Coach Jim Larranaga and networking.” Kenny Kadji (11.7) and coach. Coastal Division title. The do that, then we can start begins his second season That’s why Larranaga 292-pound center Reggie “We couldn’t get it right,” loser will be 4-5 with three to move forward. But this in Miami confident the sent his players to fresh- Johnson (10.0), all seniors. Larranaga said. “I tell them, games left and still need game clearly is our focus long-overlooked program is men dormitories a year Each believes the team will ‘If we’re not going to do two wins just to earn bowl right now. Really, nothing making progress. But can ago to distribute pizza and benefit from a year under it right, we’re going to be eligibility. beyond that.” the Hurricanes get South chicken wings, and they’ll Larranaga, who has 490 here a long time.”’ “Everything in the ACC It’s an unusual time for Florida to pay attention? do it again this season. career victories and led That hasn’t been a prob- is still available for both of both teams. Last season the Larranaga also spoke to George Mason to the Final lem this preseason, and the us,” Virginia Tech coach Virginia Tech’s streak of Hurricanes drew an aver- fraternities and sororities Four in 2006. energy level at practice is Frank Beamer said. “So eight straight 10-win sea- age crowd of 3,936 in their and at freshmen orienta- “From top to bottom it’s much improved. you get to this time of year sons is in serious jeopardy, 7,200-seat arena, less than tion. He invited children a great team,” Scott said. “It’s so much different and still have that oppor- and could only be extended half the league average and to visit with players after “But we’ll follow coach. than last year,” Kadji said. tunity, you know, I think if they prevail in their last well outside the top 100 in games and receive coach- He’s the leader. We’re just “Everybody’s joking and you look forward to that. four regular-season games, NCAA attendance. ing from them at practice. trying to get to where he confident and excited, and Starting off, at this time of then the ACC title game “When you’re in a place He organized an adult fan- has been before, which is everybody knows what year you want to be playing and finally the Orange Bowl. like Miami, there is so tasy camp to cultivate sup- the Final Four. We know they have to do. Coach for something and both of The Hokies went 6-0 in road much to do,” Brown said. port. exactly what he wants and gives you so much confi- us certainly are.” games last season (losing “’You can’t blame people “You’ve got to build a fan how he wants it done. It’s dence, and you know if you The ACC Coastal is two neutral-site contests), for saying, ‘I can go here base one fan at a time,” he just like school — if you do what he says, you’re jammed at the top right but are winless in all four or there, so why go to the said. follow the teacher, you’re going to be a good team now, no one having earned games played away from Miami basketball games?”’ And then win, which going to be able to pass and a good player.” any separation. their fabled home Lane But Larranaga believes in the Hurricanes expect the test.” Larranaga said the Duke is 3-2 in league play, Stadium this year. his product and knows how to do this season. The Larranaga said his play- Hurricanes are strong at as is North Carolina and Meanwhile, Miami went to sell tickets. Attendance Hurricanes return players ers have gradually gotten guard and have excellent Miami. The Tar Heels aren’t 0-for-October, wherever it more than doubled when who accounted for 80 per- the hang of his system, size. His biggest concern is eligible for postseason play, played. he coached at Bowling cent of their scoring and 86 which includes an aggres- their lack of a 6-8 ball-han- and the Hurricanes — still The Hurricanes got off Green and George Mason. percent of their rebounds sive defense he terms dling forward, which could under NCAA investigation to a 4-1 start and were fly- “What we found is that last season. “the scramble.” Last sea- create mismatch issues. — would in theory have the ing offensively. But in their first of all, people want to Among the returnees are son practices scheduled “If we can find a way option of self-imposing a three October games, follow a winner,” he said. guard Durand Scott (12.9 for 90 minutes sometimes to hide that weakness, we postseason ban for the sec- against Notre Dame, North “Secondly, you’ve got to do points per game last sea- took three hours as play- can be very, very good,” ond straight year because Carolina and Florida State, a lot of community service son), 6-foot-11 swingman ers adjusted to their new he said. of what may loom when that the Hurricanes sputtered. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 5B BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE Florida wherein BANK OF AMERI- AS HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- Under THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN CA, N.A is Plaintiff and THE UN- FREDERICK J. HAYDEN, DE- er than the property owner as of the AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, KNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, CEASED; HAROLD S. WELLS date of the Lis Pendens must file a $100 $ 50 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION FLORIDA GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIE- A/K/A H. SCOTT WELLS A/K/A claim within sixty (60) days after the One item per ad CASE NO.: 12-2012-CA-0000064 CASE NO.: 12-228-CA NORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, H.S. WELLS, S HEIR OF THE ES- sale. 2Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $.25 SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC. DIVISION: OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- WITNESS MY HAND and the seal Rate applies to private individuals selling Plaintiff, JAX FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, OR DEN, DECEASED; RICKY R. of this Court on 10/18/2012. personal merchandise totalling $100 or less. Each item must include a price. vs. Plaintiff, AGAINST, FREDERICK J. HAY- WELLS A/K/A RICKY RAY P. DeWitt Cason This is a non-refundable rate. SHARON M. CLIFTON A/K/A vs. DEN A/K/A FREDERICK JAMES WELLS, AS HEIR OF THE ES- Clerk of the Circuit Court SHARON MARIE CLIFTON, et al, MARIO GRANDA, JR., a Single HAYDEN, DECEASED; LINDA R TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- By: /s/ B. Scippio Under Defendant(s). Person, Deceased, by and through RUTH HAYDEN A/K/A LINDA R. DEN, DECEASED; KENNETH L. Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE any and all Unknown Heirs, Benefi- HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF THE ES- WELLS A/K/A KENNETH SEAL $500 SALE ciaries, Devisees, Assignees, Lie- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- WELLS, AS HEIR OF THE ES- In accordance with the Americans $ 10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- nors, Creditors, Trustees and all oth- DEN, DECEASED; CHRISTENA TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- with Disabilities Act, persons need- One item per ad suant to Final Judgment of Mortgage ers who may claim an interest in the M. DUTROW, AS HEIR OF THE DEN, DECEASED; ANY AND ing a special accommodation to par- 10Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $1.10 Foreclosure dated October 18, 2012 Estate of MARIO GRANDA, JR., a ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES ticipate in this proceeding should Rate applies to private individuals selling and entered in Case No. 12-2012- Single Person, Deceased; UN- DEN, DECEASED; FRANK HAY- CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- contact the Deputy Court Adminis- personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. Each item must include a price. CA-000064 of the Circuit Court of KNOWN SPOUSE OF MARIO DEN A/K/A ALEXANDER HAY- DER, AND AGAINST THE HERE- trator whose office is located at 3301 This is a non-refundable rate. the THIRD Judicial Circuit in and GRANDA, JR, a Single Person; and DEN A/K/A ALEXANDER F. IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- East Tamiami Trail, Building L, Na- for COLUMBIA County, Florida UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSES- HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF ESTATE FENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT ples, Florida 33962, telephone num- Under wherein SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, SION, OF FREDERICK J. HAYDEN, DE- KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ber (813) 774-8124; 1-800-955-8771 INC is the Plaintiff and SHARON Defendants. CEASED; ALAN P. CARTER, AS ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- (TDD), or 1-800-955-8770 (v), via $1,000 $ 75 M. CLIFTON A/K/A SHARON NOTICE OF SALE HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF FRED- KNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM Florida Relay Service, no later than One item per ad MARIE CLIFTON; DEER CREEK NOTICE is hereby given that, pur- ERICK J. HAYDEN, DECEASED; AN INTEREST AS SPOUSE, seven (7) days prior to this proceed- 16Each additional LANDING HOMEOWNERS AS- suant to the Order of Summary Judg- DEBBIE P. SHARP A/K/A DEBBIE HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ing. 4 lines • 6 days line $1.15 SOCIATION, INC.; TENANT #1 ment of Foreclosure in this cause, in SHARP, AS HEIR OF THE ES- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; are the Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. N/K/A CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, the Circuit Court of Columbia Coun- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- Defendants, The Clerk of the Court 05535543 Each item must include a price. This is a non-refundable rate. and TENANT #2 N/K/A SAMAN- ty, Florida, I will sell the property DEN, DECEASED; CHARLES S. will sell to the highest and best bid- November 1, 8, 2012 THA CHAPMAN are the Defend- situated in Columbia County, Florida HAYDEN II A/K/A CHARLES S. der for cash, at Columbia County ants, The Clerk of the Court will sell described as: HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF THE ES- Courthouse, 173. N.E. Hernado Ave- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Under to the highest and best bidder for COMMENCE AT THE NW COR- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- nue, Lake City, FL 32055 at 11:00 THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN $2,500 cash as, at Columbia County Court- NER OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE SW DEN, DECEASED; KRISTI R. AM, on the 28th day of Nov., 2012, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, $ 70 house, 173 N.E. Hernando Avenue, 1/4, SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 2 MOORE, AS HEIR OF THE ES- the following described property as FLORIDA One item per ad Lake City, FL 32055 at 11:00 AM, SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, CO- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- set forth in said Final Judgment: CASE NO. 11-532-CA 23Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 on the 28th day of Nov., 2012, the LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA DEN, DECEASED; LISA TAUL- LOT 4, SUNNYDALE FARMS, A COLUMBIA BANK, a Florida Rate applies to private individuals selling following described property as set AND RUN THENCE N 88˚35’19’’ MAN, AS HEIR OF THE ESTATE SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO banking corporation, personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. Each item must include a price. forth in said Final Judgment: E, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF OF FREDERICK J. HAYDEN, DE- PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN Plaintiff, This is a non-refundable rate. LOT 17, DEER CREEK SUBDIVI- SAID SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, 356.35 CEASED; MARK GREGORY PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 53, OF THE vs. SION, ACCORDING TO THE FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- HAYDEN A/K/A MARK G. HAY- PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- ACTION IRRIGATION & LAND- Under PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED NING; THENCE CONTINUE N 88˚ DEN A/K/A MARK GREGORY BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO- SCAPING CONTRACTORS, INC., IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 213, OF 35’ 19’’ E, ALONG SAID NORTH HAYDEN II, AS HEIR OF THE ES- GETHER WITH A MOBILE a Florida corporation, R. LAWTON $4,000 $ 40 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CO- LINE, 303.65 FEET; THENCE S 0˚ TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- HOME LOCATED THEREON AS UNRAU, STEVEN L. KAMPMEY- LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. 53’ 41’’ E, 660.00 FEET; THENCE DEN, DECEASED; SHARON A PERMANENT FIXTURE AND ER, MELISSA KAMPMEYER and One item per ad TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN S 88˚35’ 19’’ W, 279.28 FEET; LYNN MEADOWS A/K/A SHAR- AN APPURTENANCE THERETO. 27Each additional ELIZABETH A. UNRAU, 4 lines • 6 days line $1.55 1999 REDMAN MOBILE HOME THENCE N 3˚00’ 36’’ W, 660.23 ON L. MEADOWS, AS HEIR OF VIN FLHMBFP127845501A AND Defendants. Rate applies to private individuals selling LOCATED THEREON AS A FIX- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. FLHMBFP127845501B. personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE UN- Each item must include a price. TURE AND APPURTENANCE. NING. LESS AND EXCEPT THE HAYDEN, DECEASED; DO- A/K/A 1223 SW BARNEY ROAD, DER F.S. CHAPTER 45 This is a non-refundable rate. THERETO: VIN# FLA14614305A, NORTH 50 FEET OF SAID LORES J. HAAS, AS HEIR OF HIGH SPRINGS, FL 32643 NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accord- FLA14614302C LANDS BEING THE RIGHT OF THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. Any person claiming an interest in ance with the Summary Final Judg- Under A/K/A 172 SW WHITETAIL CIR- WAY FOR LOWER SPRINGS HAYDEN, DECEASED; JANE G. ment of Foreclosure dated October CLE, LAKE CITY, FL 32024 ROAD. WILSON, AS HEIR OF THE ES- $6,000 $ 40 Any person claiming an interest in And which postal address is: TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- 2330 Lower Springs N.W., Lake DEN, DECEASED; ROBERT JO- One item per ad 30Each additional er than the property owner as of the City, FL 32055. SEPH HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF 4 lines • 6 days line $1.65 date of the Lis Pendens must file a at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. claim within sixty (60) days after the for cash, on the third floor of the Co- HAYDEN, DECEASED; JAMES L. Each item must include a price. sale. lumbia County Courthouse at 173 HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF THE ES- This is a non-refundable rate. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- of this Court on 10/18/2012. Florida, beginning at 11:00 a.m. on DEN, DECEASED; SHANE A. P. DeWitt Cason the 21st day of November, 2012. HAYDEN A/K/A SHANE HAY- Clerk of the Circuit Court ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- DEN, AS HEIR OF THE ESTATE Garage By: /s/ B. Scippio TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM OF FREDERICK J. HAYDEN, DE- Sale Deputy Clerk THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER CEASED; SHAE TAYLOR A/K/A SEAL THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER SHAE LYNN TAYLOR F/K/A In accordance with the Americans AS OF THE DATE OF THIS LIS SHAE LYNN HAYDEN, AS HEIR 4 lines $ 50 with Disabilities Act, persons need- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM OF THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK 3 days ing a special accommodation to par- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE J. HAYDEN, DECEASED; JOHN ticipate in this proceeding should SALE. HOWARD HAYDEN JR. A/K/A Includes 2 Signs 17 $ Each additional line 1.65 contact the Deputy Court Adminis- If you are a person with a disability JOHN HAYDEN JR., AS HEIR OF trator whose office is located at 3301 who needs any accommodation in THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. East Tamiami Trail, Building L, Na- order to participate in this proceed- HAYDEN, DECEASED; HEATH- Service Guide ples, Florida 33962, telephone num- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to ER A. HAYDEN A/K/A HEATHER Limited to service type advertis- ber (813) 774-8124; 1-800-955-8771 you, to the provision of certain assis- HAYDEN, AS HEIR OF THE ES- ing only. (TDD), or 1-800-955-8770 (v), via tance. Please contact ADA Coordi- TATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- 4 lines, one month....$92.00 Florida Relay Service, not later than nator, 173 NE Hernando Avenue, DEN, DECEASED; HAYDEN $10.80 each additional line seven (7) days prior to this proceed- Room 408, Lake City, FL 32055, SANDERS, A MINOR, AS HEIR Includes an additional $2.00 per ing. (386) 719-7428 at least 7 days before OF THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK your scheduled court appearance, or J. HAYDEN, DECEASED; WAL- ad for each Wednesday insertion. 05535544 immediately upon receiving this no- TER J. BENJAMIN, AS HEIR OF November 1, 8, 2012 tification if the time before the THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. scheduled appearance is less than 7 HAYDEN, DECEASED; BETTIE- Placing An Ad NOTICE days; if you are hearing or voice im- JEAN LUKEN, AS HEIR OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You can call us at 755-5440, paired, call 711. ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WITNESS my hand and the Seal of DEN, DECEASED; MARK A. Monday through Friday from 8:00 THAT THE BOARD F COUNTY this Court this 15th day of October, BENJAMIN , AS HEIR OF THE a.m. to 5:00 p.m. COMMISSIONERS OF COLUM- 2012. ESTATE OF FREDERICK J. HAY- Some people prefer to place their BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, will Clerk of the Circuit Court DEN, DECEASED; ERIC E. KA- classified ads in person, and some conduct a public hearing on Novem- /s/ B. Scippio BLER, AS HEIR OF THE ESTATE ber 15, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. in the ad categories will require prepay- Deputy Clerk OF FREDERICK J. 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Ross scribed as: Case No: 201201351 Deadlines The SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 except 5 A Notice of Suspension to suspend acres in the NE corner, also the NW your license and eligibility for licen- Be Sure to Call Early 1/4 south of County Grad (Jim Witt sure has been filed against you. You Road), all in Section 3, Township 5 have the right to request a hearing Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: 5 South, Range 17 East, more partic- pursuant to Sections 120.569 and Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. ularly described as follows 120.57, Florida Statutes, by mailing Begin at the Southwest corner of said Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. a request for same to the Florida Section 3, and run N 0˚31’06”E Department of Agriculture and Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. along the west line thereof, 1454.1 Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. Consumer Services, Division of Friday feet to the south Right-of-Way of a Licensing, Post Office Box 3168, Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. County Graded Road (Jim Witt Tallahassee, Florida 32315-3168. If a Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. Road); Thence S82˚57’19”E along request for hearing is not received by These deadlines are subject to change without notice. said south Right-of-Way, 867.45 21 days from the date of the last feet; thence S 0˚26’35”W, 487.74 publication, the right to hearing in Cancellations, Changes feet; thence N 88˚29’45”E, 462.0 this matter will be waived and the feet; thence S 0˚26’35”W, 841.87 Department will dispose of this & Billing Questions feet to the Southeast Corner of the cause in accordance with law. SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said Sec- Ad Errors- Please read your ad tion 3; thence S 88˚41’36”W along 05535295 on the first day of publication. the South line of said Section 3, November 1, 8, 15, 22, 2012 We accept responsibility for only 1325.90 feet to the Point of Begin- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the first incorrect insertion, and ning. Columbia County, Florida. Containing 36.39 acres more or less. THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN only the charge for the ad space If you have any questions, please AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY , in error. Please call 755-5440 contact the Board of County Com- FLORIDA immediately for prompt correc- missioners of Columbia County, CIVIL ACTION tion and billing adjustments. Florida, at 386-755-4100. CASE NO.: 12-2010-CA-000144 Cancellations- Normal advertising BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Plaintiff, deadlines apply for cancellation. SIONERS COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA vs. Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. /s/ P. DeWitt Cason THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- Should further information be Clerk of Court SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, required regarding payments or Columbia County LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUST- credit limits, your call will be trans- EES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS ferred to the accounting depart- 05535540 CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- ment. November 1, 8, 2012 DER, OR AGAINST, FREDERICK J. HAYDEN A/K/A FREDERICK General Information JAMES HAYDEN, DECEASED, et al, Advertising copy is subject to Defendant(s). approval by the Publisher who NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE reserves the right to edit, reject, SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- or classify all advertisements under suant to a Final Judgment of Mort- appropriate headings. Copy should gage Foreclosure dated October 18, be checked for errors by the lished Monthly by the 2012 and entered in Case No. 12- advertiser on the first day of pub- Pub 2010-CA-0000144 of the Circuit lication. Credit for published errors Lake City Reporter Court of the THIRD Judicial Circuit will be allowed for the first insertion in and for COLUMBIA County, for that portion of the advertisement which was incorrect. Further, the Publisher shall not be liable for any Curry Land Service omission of advertisements ordered to be published, nor for any general, Complete Site Preparation and Landscape Services special or consequential damages. Advertising language must comply • Bush Hogging • Back Hoe • Disking with Federal, State or local laws • Bulldozer Work • Seeding • Sodding regarding the prohibition of discrimi- nation in employment, housing and • Leveling • Mulching • Mowing • Pine Tree public accommodations. Standard Planting • Irrigation Installation and Repair abbreviations are acceptable; how- and Much More ever, the first word of each ad may not be abbreviated. Free Estimates In Print and Online Chris Curry Tel: (386) 755-3890 www.lakecityreporter.com God Bless America Cell: (386) 623-3200 755-5440 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 Classified Department: Schools & Mobile Homes Legal Legal Legal 240 Education 430 Garage Sales 630 for Rent

15, 2012, in the above-styled cause, I RIDGEWOOD DRIVE; THENCE S THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 34 05535484 MULTI FAMILY - SAT & SUN 2BR/1BA will sell to the highest and best bid- 00˚56'42”W ALONG SAID WEST- MINUTES EAST 748.10 FEET; Interested in a Medical Career? 8AM-? Located on County Road 133, der for cash at the Columbia County ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 34 Express Training offers May items from baby on up. $500 mo. plus $5000 dep. Courthouse, Courtroom 1, 173 137.39 FEET TO A POINT ON MINUTES WEST 486.00 FEET; courses for beginners & exp 1640 SE CR 245A , LC 954-258-8841 Northeast Hernando Avenue, Lake THE SOUTH LINE OF A 30 FOOT THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 34 City, FL 32055 at 11:00 a.m. on ROAD AND UTILITIES EASE- MINUTES EAST 1821.80 FEET; • Nursing Assistant, $479 Multi family - Sat 8am-2pm 3BD/2BA MH on 1 ac of land. 2/20/13, the following described MENT; THENCE N 89˚59'00”W THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 furniture, baby items, toys, clothes, property: ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE MINUTES WEST 1120.13 FEET next class- 12/24/2012 $850 mth with Deposit. Contact a little bit of everything. 386-438-0599 or 386- COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- 282.99 FEET TO THE POINT OF TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, 159 NE Red Dawn Ct., LC, FL WEST CORNER OF THE NW 1/4 BEGINNING. BEING A PART OF SECTION 36, • Phlebotomy national certifica- 752-2765 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION 31, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 15 tion, $800 next class-11/05/12 PUBLISHER'S NOTE TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 17 TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, All Yard Sale Ads 3BR/2BA DWMH on 1 acre EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER FLORIDA. • LPN 03/11/13 Must be Pre-Paid. private lot, 1st+last+dep required FLORIDA AND RUN N 0˚01’00”E THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER A/K/A 124 SW VIRGINIA WAY, located in Ellisville. No pets. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THE AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS FORT WHITE, FL 32038. Fees incl. books, supplies, exam Contact 352-870-5144 NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 A DIS- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM Any person claiming an interest in fees. Call 386-755-4401 or SAT 11/3 - 7am-2pm TANCE OF 609.90 FEET; THENCE WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- expresstrainingservices.com 165 SW Story Pl., LC. Mobile Homes for rent in S 89˚59’00”E A DISTANCE OF SALE. er than the property owner as of the Furniture, Home decor, Books, White Springs & 351.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF Dated: 10/16/12 date of the Lis Pendens must file a Games, Workout Equipment. Ft. White. BEGINNING; THENCE N P. DeWitt Cason claim within sixty (60) days after the Contact 386-623-3404 0˚01’00”E 179.78 FEET; THENCE Clerk of Court sale. Pets & Supplies SAT. 11/3 Inside and Outside S 89˚59’00”E 82.52 FEET; By: /s/ B.Scippio WITNESS MY HAND and the seal 310 Two familes. Come early for best THENCE N 42˚49’30”E 53.34 Deputy Clerk of this Court on 10/18/2012. selections! 7:00 am-? 923 SE Blonde Female- Mini-Schnauzer, Teakwood Terrace, Lake City, FL FEET; THENCE S 58˚24’28”E, P. DeWitt Cason 18 lbs, fixed, house broken, good 36.15 FEET; THENCE S 05535444 Clerk f the Circuit Court Move-in Special - 1st mth Free, natured, Family friendly. $225 SAT. 11/3, 8-2, 124 SW Randall 1, 2 or 3bdrm $350/mth. $450 to 67˚03’00”E 164.68 FEET TO A October 25, 2012 By: /s/ B. Scippio Terr., off 242 W., Big Barbie Doll CONCRETE MONUMENT ON November 1, 2012 Deputy Clerk Contact 386-292-3927 m/i. Call today m/i tomorrow. House, toys, clothes, glass things, 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 THE WEST LINE OF RIDGE- SEAL close out on Metal Art Work. WOOD DRIVE; THENCE S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE MINI SCHNAUZER 0˚52’00”W ALONG SAID WEST THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN In accordance with the American Female puppy, CKC, Shots, HC, Newer 2/2. Super clean on 1 ac . LINE, 137.43 FEET; THENCE N AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, with Disabilities Act, persons need- $350.00 North by distribution center. 89˚59’00”W 302.52 FEET TO THE FLORIDA ing a special accommodation to par- 755-3547 or 466-6709 440 Miscellaneous Perfect for Target employee. $550. POINT OF BEGINNING. CIVIL ACTION ticipate in this proceeding should mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 ALSO: CASE NO.: 12-2010-CA-000324 contact the Deputy Court Adminis- MINI SCHNOODLE 180 gallon Aquarium, stand & COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC, trator whose office is located at 3301 Male Puppy, CKC, Shots, HC lights filter. No leaks, too big for Quiet Country Park WEST CORNER OF THE NW 1/4 Plaintiff, East Tamiami Trail, Building L, Na- $300.00 the house. Avail. for pickup on/af- 3br/2ba $525. Very clean OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION 31, vs. ples, Florida 33962, telephone num- 755-3547 or 466-6709 ter Nov. 1. Tank is 6' long, 2 ' tall NO PETS! References & TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EMMA HAVIARAS, et al, ber (813) 774-8124; 1-800-955-8771 & 2' wide, stand is 34" tall. $500 Deposit required 386-758-2280 EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Defendant(s). (TDD), or 1-800-955-8770 (v), via Serious inquiries only please. 386- FLORIDA AND RUN N Florida Relay Service, no later than PUBLISHER'S NOTE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs 438-8516, let ring, slow to answer. 00˚01’00”E ALONG THE WEST SALE seven (7) days prior to this proceed- LINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 ing. and cats being sold to be at least 8 32 inch TV Great Picture, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- weeks old and have a health A DISTANCE OF 609.90 FEET; suant to a Final Judgment of Mort- With Remote THENCE S 89˚59’00”E 369.74 gage Foreclosure dated October 18, 05535545 certificate from a licensed $100.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- 2012 and entered in Case No. 12- November 1, 8, 2012 veterinarian documenting they Contact 386-292-3927 NING; THENCE N 00˚12’55”E 2010-CA-000324 of the Circuit have mandatory shots and are 199.62 FEET; THENCE S Court of the THIRD Judicial Circuit free from intestinal and external All Children are artists! 89˚59’18”E 82.63 FEET; THENCE in and for COLUMBIA County, parasites. Many species of wild- Ages 2-10 - Fall Session N 43˚43’12”E 26.47 FEET TO THE Florida wherein JPMORGAN Lost & Found life must be licensed by Florida Receive $10 off tuition POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY CHASE BANK, NATIONAL AS- 020 Fish and Wildlife. If you are October 22nd - Nov. 16th LINE OF A PRIVATE ROAD SOCIATION, SUCCESSOR BY unsure, contact the local Phone: (386) 438-8060 EASEMENT; THENCE S MERGER TO CHASE HOME FI- Lost dog. Walker mix. Brown office for information. Noahs-art.com *located across the 62˚42’13”E ALONG SAID SOUTH- NANCE LLC, is the Plaintiff and w/white chest, paws & white strip highway from Honda ERLY LINE 36.18 FEET; THENCE EMMA HAVIARAS; JPMORGAN on snout. wearing blue collar. Last S 66˚48’16”E STILL ALONG SAID CHASE BANK, N.A.; THREE RIV- seen 10/19/12 S LC. 386-292-9115 Livestock & RCA 32" LCD 1080P HD TV. SOUTHERLY LINE 164.74 FEET ERS ESTATES PROPERTY OWN- 330 Supplies Less than 1 yr old. TO A POINT ON THE WESTERLY ERS, INC.; are the Defendants, The Job Excellent Condition $200.00 RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Clerk of the Court will sell to the Deep Creek Farms - Barn kept 386-754-4094 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE; THENCE S 100 Opportunities Square or Net Wrapped Round highest and best bidder for cash at Sports Craft Air Hockey Table 00˚56'42”W ALONG SAID WEST- Columbia County Courthouse, 173 Hay Bales For Sale ERLY RIGHT-OF WAY LINE CDL Class A Truck Driver. Ronnie Hughes (386)365-1425 Like New N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. 137.39 FEET TO A POINT ON FL 32055 at 11:00 AM, on the 28th $200 OBO THE SOUTH LINE OF A 30 FOOT 3 years exp or more. Medical 386-365-5269 or 386-697-5563 day of Nov., 2012, the following de- benefits offered. Contact ROAD AND UTILITIES EASE- scribed property as set forth in said MENT; Final Judgment: Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 407 Computers Good Things THENCE N 89˚59’00”W ALONG PARCEL 1 Dental Hygienist: Golden 450 to Eat SAID SOUTH LINE 282.99 FEET LOT 115, MORE PARTICULARLY Opportunity! Full time, Part time, DELL Computer, TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. KNOWN AS LOT 43, UNIT 14 OF Fill in, we have a great opportunity $100.00 The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor LESS AND EXCEPT THE FOL- 3 RIVERS ESTATES, INC., A waiting for you! An immediate 386-755-9984 or Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans LOWING TWO PARCELS OF RE- SUBDIVISION OF A PART OF 386-292-2170 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 AL ESTATE PROPERTY DESCRI- opening has just come up! That’s SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 6 great news in this job market! If Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville BED AS PARCEL A AND PAR- SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, CO- CEL B: you have a friendly can-do atti- Musical 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, tude, a gentle touch, a great work PARCEL A: COMMENCE AT THE SAID UNIT 14 BEING BETTER 413 Merchandise SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; BE- ethic, you are orgainized, and self Firewood NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SEC- GIN AT SOUTHWEST CORNER motivated with a god sense of Spinet type piano. 460 TION 31, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION humor, then you should apply. $900 OBO RANGE 17 EAST, COLUMBIA 36, TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE Call 888-486-2408 to hear a Must Sell Cord+ of split Firewood COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN N 15 EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, message with more details about Contact 386-842-5548 Ready to burn 00˚01’00”E ALONG THE WEST FLORIDA AND RUN SOUTH 89 the position and instructions on $150.00 LINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF THE DEGREES 26 MINUTES WEST how to apply for this position in 386-243-8325 SW 1/4 DISTANCE OF 609.90 281.94 FEET ALONG SOUTH Madison, FL. Great benefits! Garage Sales FEET; THENCE S 89˚59’00”E 430 LINES OF SAID SECTION 36; Established Ocala business is Mobile Homes 351.00 FEET TO THE SOUTH- THENCE NORTH 10 DEGREES 19 WEST CORNER OF A PARCEL Looking to hire additional sales 2540 166th Terr - Fri-Sun,8-5 630 for Rent MINUTES EAST 552.68 FEET; teams for our expanding product Multi Fam, Too much to mention, OF LAND DESCRIBED BY A THENCE NORTH 14 DEGREES 11 14 x 70 MH. Real clean,2br/2ba DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 387, line. Earn $500.00/week, plus Very Cheap! Take Pinemount 6mi. MINUTES WEST 671.26 FEET; West turn left on 27th Rd go 1mi. garden tub, Water furn.,Good Lo- PAGE 147 OF THE OFFICIAL RE- THENCE NORTH 38 DEGREES 41 commission! If you’re upbeat, CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- friendly and enjoy working with cation $575 mo. $300 dep. No Pets MINUTES WEST 276.12 FEET; 386-755-0064 or (904) 771-5924 TY, FLORIDA AND THE POINT THENCE NORTH 17 DEGREES 35 the public, then contact us for a 6 family -Sat. 8-? 41 S. turn left on OF BEGINNING; THENCE N MINUTES WEST 313.89 FEET; confidential interview and start 133C, Follow the signs. HH items, 00˚08'19”E ALONG THE WEST 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES 31 earning the income you deserve! Cpt bed, 2-25” Tv’s, TV wall Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer LINE OF SAID PARCEL OF MINUTES WEST 2.10 FEET; Valid driver’s license, proof of mount. Something for everyone. LAND 150.00 FEET TO THE Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES 42 insurance and overnight travel is 386-752-6422 NORTH LINE OF A PARCEL OF MINUTES WEST 33.09 FEET; required. Call us TODAY at Estate/Garage Sale - Sat & Sun LAND DESCRIBED BY A DEED THENCE SOUTH 86 DEGREES 31 352-233-2818. Telecom Service ‘til 2pm. Follow Signs. 552 SW 2 BR/2 BA SW, Completly RECORDED IN BOOK 459, PAGE MINUTES EAST 166.20 FEET; Bureau, Inc. Long Leaf Dr. Forest Cntry. Anti- furnished, carport, shed, located on 218 OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS THENCE SOUTH 86 DEGREES 31 P/T Housekeeper Needed. que toys, furn., clothes, general. 41st Dr., $600 mo.,+ Util. OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLOR- MINUTES EAST 166.20 FEET; $150 Dep. 935-2461 IDA; THENCE S 89˚59’00”E THENCE SOUTH 54 DEGREES 35 Occasional Nights ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF And Weekends. Fri, Nov 2nd & Sat, Nov 3rd 2/1 SW US 90 W, LC,Remodeled, MINUTES EAST 732.07 FEET; Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, SAID PARCEL OF LAND 18.94 THENCE SOUTH 66 DEGREES 49 Fax Resume to 386-487-1232. lg yard, porch, quiet area. 1st mth FEET TO THE NORTHEAST COR- MINUTES EAST 648.55 FEET; 8am-2pm, Bake Sale, and must see $575 & $500 dep. No pets. 386- NER OF SAID PARCEL OF THENCE NORTH 10 DEGREES 34 items, too much to mention. 752-1941 or 965-0932 LAND; THENCE S 00˚12’55”W MINUTES WEST 621.08 FEET; ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SALES POSITION HUGE ESTATE/YARD SALE. 2/2 Screened porch, Lg. lot, in THENCE NORTH 7 DEGREES 20 Available for motivated individual. SAID PARCEL OF LAND 150 MINUTES EAST 1900.07 FEET; SAT., 11/3 - LOTS of items. very nice, clean, well maintained, FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST COR- THENCE NORTH 39 DEGREES 38 Rountree -Moore Ford, Great Antiques, glassware, furniture, safe, small park, credit/background NER OF SAID PARCEL OF MINUTES EAST 275.10 FEET; benefits, paid training/vacation. dishes, clothing, kids clothes, toys, check, no pets, really nice place to LAND; THENCE N 89˚59'00”W THENCE SOUTH 27 DEGREES 04 Exp. a plus but not necessary. Christmas & Fall decorations. 319 live, with long term tenants, $485 ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF MINUTES EAST 1369.97 FEET; Call Anthony Cosentino SE Andrews Dr. off of Price Creek mo., $485 sec. dep. 386-719-9169 SAID PARCEL OF LAND 18.74 THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 34 386-623-7442 Rd (CR 245) Info: 623-5181 or 386-965-3737. FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- MINUTES EAST 748.10 FEET; NING. SUBJECT TO AN EASE- THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 Medical 1 MENT FOR ROAD AND UTILITY FEET WEST 486.00 FEET; PURPOSES ALONG THE SOUTH THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 34 120 Employment 30 FEET THEREOF. MINUTES EAST 748.10 FEET; PARCEL B: COMMENCE AT THE THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 05535529 SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE FEET WEST 486.00 FEET; Medical/Clerical NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SEC- THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES 34 Immediate opening for TION 31, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, MINUTES EAST 1821.80 FEET; Energetic Individual with strong RANGE 17 EAST, COLUMBIA THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 computer skills. Up to $15/hr COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN N MINUTES WEST 1120.13 FEET depending on experience. 00˚01'00”E ALONG THE WEST TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Benefits Package after three (3) LINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF THE AND months. Contact the Human SW 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 609.90 PARCEL TWO Resources Dept. 866-675-3614 FEET; THENCE S 89˚59’00”E LOT 117, SECTION 12 MORE 351.00 FEET TO THE SOUTH- PARTICULARLY KNOWN AS WEST CORNER OF A PARCEL LOT 42, UNIT 14 OF 3 RIVERS 05535577 OF LAND DESCRIBED BY A ESTATE, INC., SAID UNIT 14 BE- RN Oncology DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 387, ING BETTER DESCRIBED AS PAGE 147 OF THE OFFICIAL RE- Fast paced Oncology FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT SOUTH- Hematology practice currently CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- WEST CORNER OF SOUTHEAST TY, FLORIDA; THENCE N seeking a permanent, full time 1/4 OF SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 6 ONCOLOGY INFUSION RN 00˚08’19”E ALONG THE WEST SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, CO- LINE OF SAID PARCEL OF LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA to work in outpatient LAND 150.00 FEET TO THE AND RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES chemotherapy at their POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE 26 MINUTES WEST 281.94 FEET Lake City location. CONTINUE N 00˚08'19”E STILL ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION 36; THENCE Work schedule M-F, 8am-5pm. SAID PARCEL OF LAND 29.91 NORTH 10 DEGREES 19 MI- Please send resume with salary FEET; THENCE S 89˚46'38”E NUTES EAST 552.68 FEET; req. to [email protected]. Re- ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF A THENCE NORTH 14 DEGREES 11 sumes without salary req. will PARCEL OF LAND DESCRIBED MINUTES WEST 671.26 FEET; not be considered. BY A DEED RECORDED IN THENCE NORTH 38 DEGREES 41 BOOK 448, PAGE 316 OF SAID MINUTES WEST 276.12 FEET; OFFICIAL RECORDS; THENCE S F/T Entry Level position in busy THENCE NORTH 17 DEGREES 35 Medical Practice. 00˚12'55”W ALONG SAID EAST MINUTES WEST 313.89 FEET; LINE 29.84 FEET; THENCE N M-F, Benefits Avail. THENCE NORTH 86 DEGREES 31 Fax resume to 386-487-1232. 89˚59'00”W ALONG THE SOUTH MINUTES WEST 2.10 FEET; LINE OF SAID PARCEL OF THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES 42 LAND (BEING ALSO THE MINUTES WEST 33.09 FEET; LAKE CITY REPORTER NORTH LINE OF A PARCEL OR THENCE SOUTH 86 DEGREES 31 LAND DESCRIBED BY A DEED MINUTES EAST 169.20 FEET; RECORDED IN BOOK 459, PAGE THENCE SOUTH 54 DEGREES 35 218) A DISTANCE OF 18.94 FEET MINUTES EAST 732.07 FEET; TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE SOUTH 66 DEGREES 49 SAID PROPERTY BEING ALSO MINUTES EAST 548.55 FEET; DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THENCE NORTH 10 DEGREES 34 PARCEL 2: COMMENCE AT THE MINUTES WEST 621.08 FEET; SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE THENCE NORTH 7 DEGREES 20 NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SEC- MINUTES EAST 1900.07 FEET; TION 31, TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, THENCE NORTH 39 DEGREES 38 RANGE 17 EAST, COLUMBIA MINUTES EAST 275.10 FEET; 755-5440 755-5445 COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN N THENCE SOUTH 27 DEGREES 04 Classifieds Circulation 00˚01'00”E ALONG THE WEST MINUTES EAST 1369.97 FEET; This Reporter Works For You! LINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 609.90 FEET; THENCE S 89˚59’00”E 369.74 FEET TO THE POINT OF AIRLINES ARE BEGINNING; THENCE N 00˚12'55”E 199.62 FEET; THENCE S 89˚59’18”E 82.63 FEET; HIRING THENCE N 43˚43’12”E 26.47 FEET TO THE POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF A PRI- VATE ROAD EASEMENT; ����������������������������������� THENCE S 62˚42'13”E ALONG ���������������������� SAID SOUTHERLY LINE 36.18 FEET; THENCE S 66˚48’16”E ������������������������������������������������ STILL ALONG SAID SOUTHER- LY LINE 164.74 FEET TO A ������������������������������������� POINT ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF 866-314-3769 Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 7B Mobile Homes Unfurnished Apt. 640 for Sale 710 For Rent 810 Home for Sale 2013 DOUBLEWIDE Great area West of I-75, deluxe 2 Owner Financed Homes/ 1 Rental $33,995 inc. set-up, 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D Lake City, Mayo, Branford trim-out & A/C hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Call 386-288-8379. SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 3/2, 1800 sqft., CBC home, on Greentree Townhouse 3br/2ba 1677 sqft, close town, corner lot, work shop. Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free Hardy Board Construction MLS# 79574 $74,900. water & sewer. Balcony & patio. Century 21 Darby Rogers REO Realty Group, Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. MLS 81841, $149,900. Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Call 752-6575 3BR/2BA 28X64 in a great loca- REDUCED 2/1-1300 sqft, duplex 3br/2ba, 2 car garage, LR w/ stove tion, a lot of upgrades, fireplace. w/ gargage. refurbished,W/D hook fire place, lg Master Br, New roof Only $2,500 down $399 a month. up, CH/A, $650 mth Lease Req. Century 21 Darby Rogers Call Paula at 386-752-1452 or 386-965-2407 or 386-758-5881 MLS 81846, $99,500. E-mail [email protected] Redwine Apartments Call 752-6575 4Br/2ba, in town, good invest- Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, ment, current rent set at $825 per we have a home for you. 3br/2ba, extra enclosed carport, mo. MLS # 74958. $74,900 386-754-1800. Manicured property, huge palm Accredited Real Estate, www.myflapts.com trees. Century 21 Darby Rogers Mike Foster 288-3596 MLS 81753, $84,500. Updated Apt, Call 752-6575 5 LIKE New w/tile floors/fresh paint. Mobile Homes!!! Great area. Access Realty Gorgeous views For under $30,000. MUST SEE 386-752-9626 3bd/3ba on Lake Montgomery. Call John T. 386-752-1452 Wayne Manor Apts. Elevator, fishing dock & jacuzzi. Spacious 2bedroom MLS 81438 $249,900. 575 Credit Score=10% Down on Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 your choice of select New 3/2 or washer/dryer. Behind Kens off 4/2 Double. Limited time offer for Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 Access Realty - Spacious 4 bd/3ba Challenged Credit. North Pointe www.myflapts.com Cypress Lake w/ 3643 sqft 1.25 Homes, 352-872-5566 Windsor Arms Apartments. acres on lake. Vaulted ceilings. MLS 81314 - $279,900. Accredited Real Estate, Nice Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet Home, kitchen redone fenced, Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- Patti Taylor386-623-6896 backyard, 2br/1ba. MLS#81521, er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com Access Realty- Two story 1895 $52,000. Mike Foster 288-3596 Victorian house w/ electrical up- BANK REPO 3BR/2BA Double- grades throughout. double -deck wide ’09 Excellent condition. Only Furnished Apts. porches, MLS 71594 - $149,900. $999 down $377 a month. Call 720 For Rent Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 Paula 386-752-1452 or E-mail am- Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands, [email protected] Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Columbia. All furnished. Electric, MLS # 80175 - 2 story colonial, 4 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly br, 2b/2.5b, in ground pool, 3 fire- SOLD IT MLS #75661 - Must be 55+, or monthly rates. 1 person $135, places, patio, $315,000. Mary Manufacture home, 1 ac, fireplace, 2 persons $150. weekly Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 laundry, open & bright $79,900. 386-752-5808 Call Denise Bose 752-5290 Country home on 4 ac, 3br/2.5ba, Unfurnished formal living room, fireplace, Home in good condition, MH MLS 81775 Coldwell Banker 3br/2ba. Good size kitchen. 4 plus 730 Home For Rent Bishop Realty, $179,900 acres. MLS #80235. $63,000 2/1 Brick house - Lrg eat in kit. & Elaine Tolar 755-6488 FAST IN THE Accredited Real Estate closets, CH/A, 514 SE First Ave. Mike Foster 288-3596 Jasper. $550 mth 1st,last+sec. No pets. 772-285-1032 Cute home, nice paint, great MUST SEE 2013 2x6 walls, R30 layout. 3br/2ba. MLS 81746 insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, 3br/1.5ba. Very clean, Block great $112,300. Century 21 real wood cabinets, and thermal Darby Rogers 752-6575 pain windows. Payment $399 per area. 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8B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420

ASSOCIATED PRESS Brad Keselowski (2) makes his way through the first turn during NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series auto race at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday in Martinsville, Va. Keselowski standing in Johnson’s way of 6th title

By JENNA FRYER The next stop is Sunday’s the finish. He was sixth, Associated Press race at Texas Motor with 18 cars on the lead Speedway, where Johnson lap, and unsure how strat- CHARLOTTE, N.C. has a statistical edge. The egy might play out. — Denny Hamlin has con- five-time champion won at Keselowski asked Wolfe ceded his championship Texas in 2007 and has 13 if he could make the call chances, and Clint Bowyer top-10 finishes in 18 career whether or not to pit and Kasey Kahne are fad- starts. instead of leaving the deci- ing fast. Keselowski has had sion to the crew chief. So what’s stopping some challenges there, Wolfe deferred to the Jimmie Johnson from with a best finish of 14th driver, who at the last cruising to a sixth NASCAR in eight career starts. He’s second stayed out as 16 championship? led only 34 laps, too. But cars headed for pit road. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Brad Keselowski. he had a good car there It allowed Keselowski to Johnson’s win last week- in April’s long fuel-mileage lead a lap, picking up a Award-winning photography end at Martinsville pushed race and has no reason bonus point for doing so, For professional wakeboarder Dusty Snyder, 23, a thin line, a boat, his board and the water him into the points lead to believe Penske Racing and hang on for a sixth- are the tools of the trade. This image, taken by Lake City Reporter staff photographer with three races remaining isn’t sending him back place finish. Jason Matthew Walker, was recognized with an Honorable Mention in the 2012 Southern in the Chase for the Sprint with another strong No. 2 Wolfe said he gives his Cup championship. His Dodge. opinion in those situations, Newspaper Publishers Association Photo/Video Contest. margin is just two points “We had an awesome car but trusts the driver to over Keselowski, who has in April at Texas, probably make the correct call. given no indication he’s the best car I’ve ever had “Brad studies the sport, not going to fight all the there,” he said. “But fuel he understands what’s going way to the Nov. 18 season issues kept us from chal- on and I think there are only finale. lenging for the win. This a few guys in the garage that “We like our role is in weekend, I’m expecting to do that,” Wolfe said. “I think this Chase,” Keselowski challenge for the win.” if you didn’t have a guy that said. “While we aren’t being It’s not a must-win situ- understood what was going overlooked by any means, ation, largely because on with his race car, I think there are many who think Keselowski and crew chief those calls could be a lot that we are still too young Paul Wolfe salvaged last more risky. He understands of a team to seriously chal- weekend at Martinsville. what’s going on.” lenge the 48 team. We like A poor qualifying effort It helped Wolfe keep the it that way. In reality, we put him 32nd on the start- No. 2 team within its goal, are a very good race team ing grid, with Johnson on which was to remain 10 that is primed to take this the pole. Still, Keselowski points within Johnson after fight right down to the last found himself in position Martinsville. lap at Homestead-Miami for a solid finish when the “I don’t think we’re hang- Speedway next month.” caution waved 23 laps from ing around,” Wolfe said.