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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Fundraising Cici’s Pizza SUNDAY EDITION season kicks coming soon off at CARC. 6A to Lake City. 1C Father’s Area water issues walking down aisle take stage awes bride Father’s Day will possess special meaning for both local man and his daughter.

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] ind from the Dominican Republic coast ruffled the lacy fabric of Jennifer Hampton Hoysradt’s Maggie Sottero wedding Wdress. Her bouquet of pink roses blos- somed vibrantly in her hand as she made her way toward a gazebo surrounded by friends and family. Arm-in-arm, Hoysradt walked beside her father, Ronnie Bullard — a man she couldn’t have imagined the day without. But months earlier, surgical compli- cations almost meant her big day would have slipped by without him. “I think this wed- Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter COURTESY State Rep. Elizabeth Porter (right), R-Lake City, and state Sen. Charles Dean (center), R-Inverness, joke with state Secretary of the ding has Ronnie Bullard walks his been, I Department of Environmental Protection Hershel Vinyard (left) during a legislative tour of the Santa Fe River on Friday. daughter down the aisle while believe, recovering from a paralyzing his inspi- spinal cord injury. ration for State lawmakers tour Santa Fe River the last year,” Hoysradt said. “There was a chance that he wasn’t going to go, and honestly Environmental officials I was devastated. ... You never envision stress need to protect and your dad not being there.” In March 2010, Bullard fell 10 feet from conserve springs, streams. a ladder while trimming trees in the yard of his Lake City home. A limb swung By AMANDA WILLIAMSON toward him, knocking him from his [email protected] perch. Instantly, he let go of the chainsaw. Landing on his head, he was paralyzed Dark-brown water flowed over the from the neck down. The accident hap- boat ramp at the U.S. 129 bridge outside pened at about 4 p.m. on his day off from Branford on Friday. Beyond that, several Century Ambulance as an emergency pontoon and skiff boats waited to load medical technician. about 50 state legislators, their assistants He was home alone. and area scientists for an educational tour Repeatedly calling for help that didn’t on the Santa Fe River, which remains in come, Bullard’s voice became hoarse. peril despite the high water levels. Finally, an hour later, his youngest son The Suwannee River Water arrived home to find his father lying Management District organizes the trip in the yard, unable to move. Doctors annually, highlighting a different section diagnosed Bullard with central cord syn- of the region’s water system each time. drome, a condition caused by a pinched This year, the trip comes just before the spinal cord. management district releases its data on “It was one of those days where your minimum flows and levels, and just after Boats carrying state legislators tour the Santa Fe River Friday. The lawmakers were out mom calls over and over and over again,” Hoysradt said. “And I thought, ‘Okay, TOUR continued on 3A to get a better look at the rising water levels and how they affect the area. what’s going on here?’ When I found out, I threw clothes in my car and just left.” When Jennifer arrived at the hospital from her home in West Palm Beach, her dad was coming out of surgery. Ronnie Trial testimony turns technical Bullard still couldn’t move from the neck down. “It was really hard to see him that way,” Law Enforcement crime scene technician tered around who saw she said. “You always picture your dad as Crime scene technician lasting most of the day. The third day of the attack on Thomas this strong person. ... But he’s determined describes evidence she testimony lasted about five hours ,with and how inmates and to get better and I think that’s a testament the jury being released about 1:30 p.m. correctional officers collected following attack. to who he is.” Testimony is slated to resume after 8:30 responded. Friday’s tes- Margaret Bullard, Ronnie Bullard’s By TONY BRITT a.m. Tuesday. timony included another wife, said her husband had to relearn how [email protected] Franklin is being tried for the March witness account of the to walk. Central cord syndrome could be 2012 stabbing death of Columbia County incident and the investi- Franklin considered permanent because Ronnie After putting more than a dozen people corrections officer Sgt. Ruben Thomas gation that followed. Bullard will always have troubles with his on the witness stand the day before, the III. John Durrett, assistant state attorney, muscles, she said. prosecution in the Richard Franklin capi- When the trial began Wednesday, tes- questioned inmate Robert Lynch about Because of Ronnie Bullard’s determina- tal murder trial changed gears Friday, timony centered around what correc- what he saw on March 18, 2012. tion, he was able to set aside the limiting testimony to two witnesses. tions officers’ responsibilities entailed Lynch was serving out the remainder The trial became more technical, with and where the knife that killed Thomas testimony from a Department of came from. Thursday’s testimony cen- TRIAL continued on 3A DAD continued on 7A

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SANFORD — A defense and 96 children — rang- holding the dog for obser- attorney in George ing in age from 6 to 18 vation. Zimmerman’s murder trial — between 1914 and 1973 said at the end of the first at the Arthur G. Dozier 6-vehicle crash week of jury selection that School for Boys. Records he thinks a jury could be indicated that 45 indi- kills couple seated by the middle of viduals were buried on the MARY ESTHER — Two next week. 1,400-acre tract from 1914 people died and six others After five days of the to 1952, while 31 bodies were injured in a crash selection process, 29 were sent elsewhere for near Hurlburt Field. potential jurors have burial. The multi-vehicle crash passed through an initial USF associate profes- happened Thursday near round of questioning about sor Erin Kimmerle said the main gate of the U.S. what knowledge they have it’s unclear whether there Air Force installation. The already gained through are more children buried westbound lanes of U.S. media and other means in unmarked graves on Highway 98 were closed about the fatal shooting the property. And that’s for almost five hours as of 17-year-old Trayvon only part of the reason the Florida Highway Patrol Martin in a Sanford, Fla., why the researchers are investigated the crash. gated community. seeking DNA from at least The FHP reports Kurt “I know it’s slow-going seven family members and Graetzer, 66, and Pamela to the outside, but it’s not asking for state permits Graetzer, 63, were killed in slow-going to the inside,” JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter to exhume the human the crash. They were stuck defense attorney Mark remains on the site. in traffic about 1:25 p.m. O’Mara said. “I think it’s Making a splash Thursday when a box truck working out pretty well.” A.J. Skinner, 11, raises a spray of water as he travels down a water slide Thursday at the Police say pit bull driven by Devin Endersen O’Mara said that Lake City Youth Activities for Boys at Teen Town. hit them from behind. Zimmerman, the former attacked baby The impact sent the neighborhood watch lead- Graetzers’ Honda Element er, has been eager to have punishment process. That who have exhausted their tion in the last month. A HOLIDAY — Animal into a truck driven by the actual trial process process has been criticized judicial appeals have been third man — Marshall Lee control officials in the Steven Williams. Williams’ begin. for allowing some con- awaiting execution for an Gore — is scheduled to be Tampa Bay area have taken truck then hit a car “He’s very encouraged demned inmates to remain average of 22 years. executed on June 24. custody of a pit bull they driven by James Calbert because it’s finally on the for decades on death row. “An inmate who has say attacked a 10-month Jr. Calbert’s vehicle then way. He’s been waiting for The “Timely Justice Act been on death row for old baby. struck a truck driven by 16 months for this process of 2013” creates tighter 22 years has had a fair Reform school Sheriff’s deputies said Clifford Holmes. to start. He’s looking very timeframes for appeals and opportunity to discover all probe uses DNA the baby’s mother was out- The Northwest Florida forward to the resolution post-conviction motions of the evidence needed to side her home in Holiday Daily News reported the and the acquittal,” O’Mara and imposes reporting challenge his conviction, TAMPA — Researchers on Friday afternoon box truck continued after said. requirements on case especially when the inmate on Friday collected DNA chatting with a neighbor hitting the Graetzers’ car progress. has received the multiple samples from family when they heard the dog and hit vehicles driven by It also re-establishes a levels of review and the members of boys who growling inside. When Williams and Calbert. Scott signs law to separate agency for north extraordinary due process died decades ago at a now- they went into the house, Capt. Joey Boudreaux Florida to provide appel- afforded death-sentenced defunct Florida reform they found the dog biting of the Mary Esther Fire speed executions late-level legal representa- offenders,” Scott wrote. He school in the hopes it will the baby on the head and Department said five vic- TALLAHASSEE — tion to inmates sentenced said such lengthy delays match the remains found shoulder. tims were taken to Fort Florida is speeding up how to death, and requires are “a crushing burden of on the property of the The Tampa Bay Times Walton Beach Medical quickly it carries out the them to “pursue all pos- uncertainty to the victims’ now-closed school. reports the baby was taken Center. Another person death penalty. sible remedies in state families.” University of South to a local hospital. The received minor injuries Gov. Rick Scott on court.” Two men — Elmer Florida researchers have child’s name and condition and didn’t need to go the Friday signed into law Scott said in his signing Leon Carroll and William used historical documents were not released. hospital. a measure designed to statement that the state’s Van Poyck — have been to verify the deaths of Pasco County Animal overhaul the state’s capital current death row inmates executed by lethal injec- two adult staff members Control officials are n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Actor Bill Cobbs is 78. (“Roseanne,” ‘’Norm”) is 58. n Country singer Billy n Model-actress Jenny “Crash” Craddock is 74. Shimizu is 46. n Songwriter Lamont Dozier n Actor James Patrick Stuart Stars come out at Songwriters Hall is 72. is 45. n Singer Eddie Levert of The n Actor John Cho (2009’s O’Jays is 71. “Star Trek,” ‘’Harold and NEW YORK n Actress Joan Van Ark is Kumar” movies) is 41. Sting performed in honor of Elton 70. n Actor Eddie Cibrian is 40. John, Billy Joel sang snippets of n Singer James Smith of The n Actress China Shavers Foreigner’s hits when introducing Stylistics is 63. (“Boston Public”) is 36. the band and Smokey Robinson n Singer Gino Vannelli is 61. n Actress Sibel Kekilli n debuted part of a new song he wrote Actress Laurie Metcalf (“Game of Thrones”) is 33. about Berry Gordy. The 44th annual Songwriters Hall of Fame ceremony was full of star Daily Scripture power that included Alison Krauss, Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Nickelback, Petula Clark, Wiz The father of a righteous Khalifa, Jordin Sparks and a video message from Bill Clinton. child has great joy; a man who Tyler, Perry, Mick Jones and fathers a wise son rejoices in Lou Gramm of Foreigner, Holly him. Knight, JD Souther and Tony Hatch were inducted Thursday into the Songwriters Hall 2013 class in New — Proverbs 23:24 York City. John and writing partner Bernie Taupin received the Johnny Mercer COURTESY Lake City Reporter award, and Sting kicked off the night How to reacH us with a performance of “Saturday Army anniversary Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess Night’s Alright for Fighting.” Sting “Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 Recruiters from the Army Recruiting Center in the Lake City Mall were in dress Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) also called John and Taupin “my two uniforms Thursday as the center observed the 238th anniversary of the founding Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. heroes.” cIrcuLatIoN The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of of the United States Army. Shown are (from left) Staff Sgt. Andrew Wyatt, of North Lake City Reporter John, who was inducted into the Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- Home delivery of the Songwriters Hall in 1992, said song- Carolina; Sgt. 1st Class Mike Robles, of Puerto Rico; Staff Sgt. 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The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Foreigner also got a boost thanks their family. emonies that also celebrated the late to the performance of The Anthony The two got married in December Buck Owens. items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, Morgan’s Inspirational Choir of 1993 and have three children togeth- please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- Harlem. er, including actress-musician n Associated Press tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 3A Water district board wants flow standards

From staff reports would have to go through a duplicate rulemaking pro- LIVE OAK — The cess. Suwannee River Water Upon House Bill 7 becom- Management District ing law, which has an effec- Governing Board passed tive date of July 1, DEP’s a resolution requesting adoption of cross-boundary the state Department of MFLs will reduce costs and Environmental Protection avoid duplicate efforts of adopt minimum flows and two or more adjoining man- levels for the Lower Santa agement districts. Fe and Ichetucknee rivers If adopted by DEP, and priority springs. the Lower Santa Fe and The board passed the Ichetucknee rivers and pri- resolution Tuesday based ority springs MFLs could on House Bill 7, sponsored be the first cross-boundary by state Rep. Elizabeth MFLs adopted under the Porter, R-Lake City, and new law. state Sen. Charles Dean, DEP, Suwannee River JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter R-Inverness. House Bill 7 Water Management The clear waters of the Ichetucknee River can be seen mixing with the tannic waters of the Santa Fe River, which have turned requires adjoining water District, and St. Johns dark due to their passage through swamps filled with rotting vegetation. management districts to River Water Management apply MFLs that are adopt- District have established ed by DEP. Therefore, the North Florida Regional TOUR: Lawmakers view water issues firsthand the Lower Santa Fe and Water Supply Partnership Ichetucknee rivers and pri- to collaboratively address Continued From Page 1A ority springs MFL would cross-boundary water sup- be applied in both the ply issues and solutions. Suwannee River and St. Adoption of these MFLs state lawmakers allocated $10 million said. he said. Johns River management by DEP is consistent with in the state budget for springs resto- “The river always comes up and Rich Budell, director of water districts. the partnership’s strategies ration, protection and preservation. goes down,” Herd said. “It’s going policy for the state Department of Given that district bound- to develop a joint regional For Sen. Charles Dean, R-Inverness, to flood. It’s going to go dry. But Agriculture and Consumer Sciences, aries are established along water supply plan for North the trip was his first time on the Santa because of pumpage, we have to said Floridians expect a high quality surface water hydrologic Florida. Fe. make sure it doesn’t happen more of life, which means access to pure divides, groundwater with- “The district is grateful “All of this was worth everything frequently.” water, open space and clear air. drawals have the potential that our lawmakers have we’ve been trying to do,” he said. “I’m Herd said the district needs to “People forget that it takes a lot of to affect water resources in put measures in place to a Florida native. I love any kind of regain what was lost and maintain time and money to generate all of that an adjacent district. House effectively ensure our water water you can put me around.” those levels through regulatory strat- — and there’s a cost associated with Bill 7 addresses possible resources that are impacted Dean recently co-sponsored Senate egies, conservation, water resource that,” Budell said. “If we expect and cross-boundary impacts by by groundwater withdraw- House Bill 7 with state Rep. Elizabeth development projects and alternative want to have quality, abundant and requiring water manage- als outside of our jurisdic- Porter, R-Lake City, to require adjoin- water supplies. inexpensive food, there’s going to be ment districts to apply the tional boundaries remain ing water management districts to North Central Florida has the high- some environmental impact. That’s MFLs of adjoining districts protected while streamlin- apply minimum flows and levels est concentration of first-magnitude not an excuse. That’s a fact.” that are adopted by DEP. ing the MFLs process,” said adopted by the state Department of springs in North America and con- Herschel Vinyard, state DEP sec- The district is developing district Executive Director Environmental Protection for state tains 21 of the 33 springs in the state. retary, said the educational tours are the MFLs and has commit- Ann Shortelle. waters to manage cross-boundary Seven billion gallons of water flow essential to bring interested parties ted to a voluntarily peer MFLs determine the impacts. daily down the Ichetucknee River, together. review of the science and amount of water that can “One bill is one step in a long pro- which is enough to provide water to The springs are everyone’s respon- all related technical docu- be removed from the nat- cess to ensuring that we’re doing the every person in the state, Herd said. sibility, he said, and only when every- ments in establishing them. ural system without caus- right thing in terms of water quantity However, the river system still needs one works together can springs resto- The peer review will be ing significant harm to the and water quality,” Porter said. “It’s a the water to survive. If Floridians ration be accomplished. conducted by a panel of water resources and the never-ending process.” allow water levels to decrease because A number of Florida’s springs exist experts from the University ecology. When use of water Carlos Herd, director of water sup- of overpumping, it’s going to hurt the inside state parks, which continue to of Florida Water Institute. shifts the hydrologic condi- ply at SRWMD, said the minimum river and the economies that depend bring record numbers of visitors each Prior to the legislation, tions below levels defined flows and levels measurements with- on it. year, Vinyard added. water management dis- by MFLs, significant harm in his jurisdiction show that the area’s “We didn’t get in this condition “It’s easier to learn when you see tricts could work together can occur. When a water water supply is below what is should overnight,” he said. “It’s taken a lot of it, when you feel it and when you’re to address cross-boundary body currently does not be for the quantity of rain received years to get where we are at. We’re not in it,” said Christine Aleknavich, leg- impacts. However, for one or will not meet an estab- over the past year. When the system going to fix it in one day.” islative assistant for state Sen. Darren water management dis- lished MFL, a recovery or is low, it affects fish habitats, water As the population continues to Soto. “If we lose this, we’re going to trict to apply an adjacent prevention plan must be quality, the flood plain and more, he grow, it places stress on the water, lose tourism dollars.” district’s MFL, that district developed.

TRIAL: Testimony turns technical as prosecution continues Continued From Page 1A of his sentence and had tom of the steps, Franklin in and out the doorway.” graphed the crime scene, boots from was in the metal, sharpened to a spent a few days at the ran out of his cell. Lynch Lynch said Franklin took notes and made courtroom, and George that had string wound on prison. He was housed in said he saw Franklin had then left Thomas and did sketches of the entire identified Franklin. at its non-pointed end as the T dormitory the night a knife. a throat-slashing gesture dorm as part of the evi- George’s testimony a handle. Durrett showed Thomas was killed. He said “A knife was in his as he turned towards the dence collection process. also included how she col- the knife to jurors. that night, Thomas came (Franklin’s) right hand,” he other inmates. She said there was a sense lected DNA samples from The knife was 10 inches into the dorm after he had said, noting Thomas had Lynch also testified that of urgency to collect some Franklin, and she elabo- long and 1.5 inches wide. conducted an inmate check blood coming from his face he had seen the knife before. of the items so the water in rated on different types The remainder of and asked who called and when he ran out of the cell. He said Franklin’s room- the dorm could be turned of DNA samples she col- George’s testimony focused complained about water “He had it in his hand and mate, Robert “Midnight” back on. lected. on crime scene photographs coming out of the air vent he was following Sarge.” Acree, made the knife and George requested George also said she she had taken, areas where in a cell. He said Thomas con- showed it to him earlier, permission to examine investigated a padlock and she found blood and how Lynch said he helped tinued to run towards the asking him if he wanted to Franklin, who was being a metal bar that was sharp- she collected the blood with maintenance at the security station door with buy it. Lynch said he had held in the facility’s medi- ened into a knife, which she samples from walls and prison. He said it struck Franklin close behind him. been at seven other correc- cal building and she pho- received from corrections the floor. She concluded him as odd that water would Franklin didn’t let Thomas tional facilities with Acree tographed him. She said Capt. Michelle Nipper. her testimony with a DVD be coming from an air vent, close the door, Lynch said. and Acree was known as a her attempt to get trace George broke the seal that showed a three-dimen- because water and ventila- “He gets back on Sarge. knife maker. Acree admit- evidence (blood) off him on a plastic evidence cyl- sional view, through a com- tion are separate systems. If he (Thomas) was able ted as much during his tes- was denied until a search inder that contained the puter model, of the crime “I walked over there to to open the door immedi- timony Wednesday. warrant could be served. knife, and she described scene area from a variety of look,” he said, noting he ately, he would have prob- Amy George, an FDLE “They got a search war- the knife a as piece of vantage points. was downstairs heading to ably made it. You could see crime scene technician, rant, and I was able to exam- a water fountain. “Thomas the defendant come behind then took the stand and ine him,” she said. “He was came in and looked up at the him and you could see the testified about evidence not covered in blood.” vent. I seen the defendant fighting, stabbing motion,” she collected hours after George also collected strike Sarge. I didn’t see a Lynch said, as he demon- the incident. Franklin’s clothing, includ- weapon. He (Thomas) was strated with his arms mak- After arriving in ing his boots. She showed looking up at the vent and ing a downward, stabbing Columbia County, she said the boots and Franklin’s “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” got struck. They scuffled motion. she went to the hospital socks to the jury on Friday. and Sarge fought his way “I could see the knife and collected evidence She said the items had out the cell, down the tier, come down and hit. I didn’t from the victim and then been sent to the FDLE’s stumbled down the steps see the knife go into the headed back to the prison, biology department of and got to the door.” skin,” Lynch said. He saw arriving at about 3:45 a.m. DNA comparison. Lynch testified that when Thomas go down. “It looked on March 19, 2012. Durrett asked whether Thomas got to the bot- like he was laying halfway George said she photo- the person she got the

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OUR OPINION To fathers everywhere

his is the day we set aside to honor our fathers, as well we should. Thanks, dads, for all that you do. TThanks for being there to guide your daughters and sons on the path to being good citizens and decent human beings. Thank you for teaching them basic mor- als and to treat others as they wish to be treated themselves. Thank you, in short, for teaching them right from wrong, and to behave accord- ingly. The effects of your work are felt by all, and your efforts have not gone unnoticed.

H I G H L I G H T S I N H I S T O R Y Gone but not forgotten any of Lake City’s mer to compete against other top On this date: outstanding citizens kids in he state. are now deceased He was a founder of an annual In 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots, was imprisoned in but their contribu- football bowl game where he would Lochleven Castle in Scotland. tions should not be bring in teams from as far away as In 1858, accepting the Illinois Republican Party’s nomi- Mforgotten. Here are five. Pennsylvania to play the Lake City nation for the U.S. Senate, Abraham Lincoln said the slav- • Theo Kirby: Was our county team. Ask any Lake City men who ery issue had to be resolved, declaring, “A house divided property appraiser 28 years. First played for Coach Rawleigh and against itself cannot stand.” ran in 1951, was defeated by incum- Morris Williams they will have a special memory to In 1883, baseball’s first “Ladies’ Day” took place as the bent Lonnie Pearce. Ran again four Phone: (386) 755-8183 share. New York Gothams offered women free admission to a years later against four other candi- [email protected] game against the Cleveland Spiders. (New York won, 5- dates and won. 372 W. Duval St. MORE NAMES 2.) Was elected to seven consecutive Lake City, FL 32055 In 1897, the government signed a treaty of annexation terms and was our first Property Friend Jeanette Steedley has sug- with Hawaii. Appraiser (previously the title was Church, and the model of a soft-spo- gested adding these local people In 1903, Ford Motor Co. was incorporated. Tax Assessor). His friends called ken Southern gentleman. known by one or two names or titles In 1911, IBM had its beginnings as the Computing- him “Big Daddy”—because he was • Dr. Lou Landrum: Both a gen- to my previous list: Tabulating-Recording Co. was incorporated in New York BIG. He was a charter member of eral practitioner and a surgeon, he • “Georgia Boy” (Williams): State. the Lake City Lions Club. practiced in a time when physicians State legislator, staunch CHS sup- In 1932, President Hoover and Vice President Charles • Coach Joe Fields: Was head made home visits. He was known porter, and long-time Greyhound Curtis were renominated at the Republican national con- basketball coach at then-Lake as being excellent at quickly and bus driver. vention in Chicago. City Community College (now expertly diagnosing the cause of an • “Miss Lula Mae” (Pressley): In 1933, the National Industrial Recovery Act became Florida Gateway College) for 23 illness and helping people get well. Long time and much-loved propri- law. (It was later struck down by the Supreme Court.) years, posting a record of 512-195. He delivered countless babies etor of the legendary high school In 1941, National Airport opened for business with a Later coached the professional and had “special pricing” for those hangout, “The Little Store.” ceremony attended by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. West Coast Sting Rays in the U.S. unable to afford medical care. • “Miss T” (Betty Tannenbaum): In 1952, “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl” Basketball League and at CHS. He was still doctoring full time at Owner of The Lovely Shop, a fash- was published in the United States for the first time by When he left LCCC, he had the age 65 and gave this explanation: ionable lady’s clothing store. She Doubleday & Co. seventh best winning record in the “ I keep working because a person was such an outstanding community In 1955, Pope Pius XII excommunicated Argentine nation and had won a state title. has to have a goal to justify his exis- citizen, the City of Lake City, issued President Juan Domingo Peron for expelling two priests He courageously crossed the color tence on this planet.” a formal proclamation in her honor from his country. (However, the ban was effectively lifted line and recruited some of the best • Coach Rick Rawleigh: A 35- at her retirement. in 1963 when the Catholic Church declared that Peron black basketball players in the state. year physical education coach at And how could I have left out the had merely been threatened with excommunication). • Robley Bruce: Best known Lake City Junior High School and inimitable, one of a kind Niblack 6th In 1962, The New Yorker published the first of a three- for establishing one of the best and there has never been a better one. grade teacher, “Bones” Thomas! part serialization of “Silent Spring” by Rachel Carson. most popular clothing stores in At an early time when some P.E. In 1963, the world’s first female space traveler, North Florida, “Bruce’s Clothing teachers simply threw a ball out to NOAH’S ADVICE Valentina Tereshkova, was launched into orbit by the Store” or just “Bruce’s.” His store the kids and watched them play, Soviet Union. When Noah saw his sons fishing was a mainstay in downtown Lake Rick started programs in soccer, off he ark, he said, “Go easy on the City for more that 40 years. He weightlifting wrestling, swimming, bait, boys. I only have two worms.” ■ Associated Press came to Lake City in 1927 and and intramurals. instantly became a pillar of our com- He also coached the first LCJHS munity. Falcon interscholastic football and ■ Morris Williams is a local historian He was known as a strong family basketball teams, and he drove kids and long-time Columbia County resi- Lake City Reporter man, a leader in the Presbyterian all over the state during the sum- dent. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong The buck stops with Dad communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” To the Editor: finger at them and they knew they Out of this come our grandchil- Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and escaped that time. Our children dren. We can eat them up and let profitable community‑oriented newspapers. The hardest job on the planet is have to know that we love them too them do almost anything they want This mission will be accomplished through the being a Dad. As a Dad you personal- much to let them get out of hand. to while they are at their grandpar- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, ly direct the future of your children. Even when you come home tired ents’ home. integrity and hard work. Unlike our politicians, “the buck from work you have to take them So if you are a father, hold your stops at Dad.” The Mother nurtures to ball practice or recitals. You have head up, step up and be a real Dad. Todd Wilson, Publisher and directs the children daily but to “man up” and be a real Dad. It’s You will determine the future of Editor the enforcement comes from Dad. not about you anymore, it’s all about your children. Robert Bridges, I can remember my wife had a your children. The boys got tired “Train up a child in the way he Jim Barr, Associate Editor Controller list on the refrigerator and our four of hearing me say, “You can never should go and when he is old, he Sue Brannon, boys knew what would happen if be wrong if you do what’s right.” will not turn from it.” Proverbs 22:6. their name ended up on that list. By the grace of God we raised four Dink NeSmith, President With four boys you have to let the boys and now are rewarded with Bill Glover Tom Wood, Chairman small stuff go. I would just point my them doing quite well. Lake City

LETTERS POLICY Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ A debt of honor to our translators ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 n Afghanistan, the Taliban In neither country have we come Afghan applicants had received words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters have promised to kill Afghanis even close to holding up our half of visas through the special program.” must be signed and include the writer’s name, address who worked for the Americans the bargain, thanks to red tape and Congress is contemplating legisla- and telephone number for verification. Writers can and their families. In Iraq, a U.S. bureaucracy that works only tion that would make it easier for similar threats were made by fitfully. Visas in Iraq were handed the interpreters and their families to have two Iradical Islamic insurgents. They out only grudgingly and sparingly. get visas. The best proposal would letters per month published. Letters and guest columns were not idle threats. The terrorists Now the same thing is happen- extend the program to 2015 and are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that proved quite diligent in carrying out ing in Afghanistan. Apparently, we expand the number of visas granted of the Lake City Reporter. those threats. learned nothing in Iraq. annually to 5,000. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Thus, the U.S. forces made a In 2009, Congress passed a law It would help a lot in future bargain, both explicit and implicit: to reward Afghanis who worked recruiting if we could prove that we 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Work for us and we will see that you for U.S. forces. According to The are people of our word. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. and your families get visas for safe Washington Post, “As of last fall, BY EMAIL: [email protected] haven in America. though, only 32 of more than 5,700 ■ Scripps Howard News Service 5A

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June 16-21 Friendly” will be at 5:45 Family reunion p.m. at the Fort White The annual Cannon Vacation Bible school Library. The instructor will Reunion will begin at noon Pine Grove Baptist be Sabine Marcks, a regis- July 4 at the Hart Springs Church, 189 N U.S. 441, tered landscape architect Pavillion. All descendants of will have vacation Bible and Master Gardener. the William (Bill) Jackson school from 6 to 8:45 p.m. and Henrietta (Aunt Hett) today through Friday. The Clementine Townsend theme is “Collossal Roller June 20-22 Cannon are invited. Bring a Coaster World.” For more Revival services covered dish, drinks, good- information, call (386) 752- Love Ministry, at the ies and lawn chair. All paper 2664. corner of Duval Street and products, silverware, cups Walker Avenue in Live and ice will be furnished. Oak, will have revival ser- The meeting starts at noon June 17 vices at 7:30 each night, and lunch will be at 12:30 SCORE workshop with Overseer Marlene p.m. For more informa- SCORE will have a free Boyd Spencer of Higher tion, call Rose Williamson entrepreneurs’ interactive Dimension Praise and at (352) 463-7320 or Karen workshop from 6 to 8 p.m. Deliverance Ministries Prescott at (904) 708-3399. at the Columbia County Inc. of Fort Lauderdale. Public Library, 308 NW For more information, Volunteers needed Columbia Ave. You can call Prophetess Pastor Dr. Lake City Medical Center ask questions, get advice, Linda Simpson at (386) is looking for volunteers. If meet other entrepreneurs, 364-1607 or (386) 344-4192. you have any extra time receive free educational and a heart for volunteer- materials from the Small ism, please call (386) 758- Business Administration June 21 3385 for more information and other sources and Community theater or visit the hospital’s web- arrange one-on-one coun- High Springs Community site at Lakecitymedical. seling from qualified Theater will present the com or stop by the front SCORE volunteers. Call musical “Nunsense,” direct- desk and pick up a paper (386) 752-2000 or email ed by Sue Addis, tonight application. [email protected] through July 7. This hilari- to reserve a seat. ous show’s premise is that of a fundraiser by the Little Fair hog entries SVTA meeting Sisters of Hoboken to raise The deadline for The Suwannee Valley money to bury sisters acci- hog entries for the 2013 Transportation Authority dentally poisoned by the Columbia County fair is 5 Board of Directors will convent cook, Sister Julia p.m. today. Children must meet at 6 p.m. in the SVTA (Child of God). Updated be between the ages of 8 headquarters, 1907 SW jokes, musical arrange- and 18 and enrolled in a Voyles St. in Live Oak. The ments, and a brand new county public or private meeting is open to the pub- song spice. Performances school or home-schooled lic. For more information, will be Fridays and to enter the competition. call (386) 208-6330. Saturdays at 8 p.m. and All entries must be turned Sundays at 2 p.m. Ticket in at the county fairgrounds are $15 for adults, $9 for office or call 752-8822. June 17-21 children 12 and yunger and Vacation Bible school seniors on Sundays, $12. Sister’s Welcome Tickets are available online June 22 Missionary Baptist Church, at highspringscommuni- Gospel music 3194 SW Sisters Welcome JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter tytheater.com or in High First United Methodist Road, will have vacation Springs at Pampered Paws, Church of Worthington Bible school Monday Flag Day ceremony (386) 454-4464; in Lake City Springs will have a gospel through Friday from 5:30 Columbia High School Junior ROTC students hoist an American flag during a Flag Day cer- at The Framery of Lake music sing with Stephen to 7:30 p.m. Children from City, (386) 754-2780, at 341 Jones Southern Gospel pre-kindergarten through emony Thursday. S. Marion St., or at the Ministries at 6 p.m. The high school and adults of theater 30 minutes before program is in cooperation all ages are welcome. This Association will meet pH testing each Wednesday Law Center for Estate & curtain. High Springs with New Jerusalem Full year’s theme is “Rock It at 1 p.m. at the LifeStyle at the Agricultural Legacy Planning, 234 E. Community Theater is at Gospel Church. For more Out! – Praising the Living Enrichment Center, 628 SE Extension Office at the Duval St. Anyone who is 130 NE First St. in High information, call (386) 496- God without Limits.” A Allison Court. The speak- County Fairgrounds. Drop concerned about how they Springs. For more informa- 1461 or (386) 697-2339. light snack and dinner will er will be Clay Martin, off soil samples at the office will pay for nursing home tion, call (386) 454-3525 or be provided. There is no deputy district director any week day during busi- care should attend this visit the theater web page. charge to attend; any finan- for U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, R- ness hours. For more infor- informative workshop led June 23 cial gifts will be graciously Gainesville. For more infor- mation, call Gayle Rogers by local elder law attor- Roundup registration Church anniversary accepted. For more infor- mation, call Jim Purvis at at 758-2408. ney Teresa Byrd Morgan. Reservations are now New Mount Ziom AME mation, contact Sister Essie 292-9361 or 752-8570. Seating is limited and res- being accepted for the Church in Watertown will Wilson at (386) 344-1516. Elder abuse summit ervations are required. To Richardson High School observe its 110th anni- Elder Options will have reserve a seat, call Tammy Roundup, which will be versary with services at 3 June 19 an Elder Abuse Prevention Hale at (386) 755-1977. July 26-28 at the Richardson p.m. The speaker will be June 18 Plant clinic Summit from 10 a.m. to 1 Community Center. the Rev. Harry Dawkins Art reception p.m. at Parkview Baptist Landscape workshop Anyone who attended RHS and the congregation of A public reception for art- Master Gardeners are Church, 268 NW Lake A Columbia County is invited. Deadline for reg- New Bethel AME Church ists entered in the eighth available every Wednesday Jeffery Road. For more Cooperative Extension istration is June 30. For in Jacksonville. Dinner will annual Juried Art Show will from 1 to 4 p.m. at the information, contact workshop, “Landscape more information, call Ann be served after the service. be from 5:15 to 7 p.m. at the Fort White Public Library Crystal Holmes at (386) Design — Creating Anderson at (386) 752-7812 For more information, con- Columbia County Public on Route 47 to answer 692-5246 or by email at Natural Borders, Lovely, or Ervin Fleming at (386) tact the Rev. Charles Young, Library West Branch, 435 questions about lawns and holmesc@agingresources. Sustainable, Florida 961-9770. pastor, at (386) 752-4306. NW Hall of Fame Drive. plants. Bring samples for org. Awards will be presented at free diagnosis or solutions. 6. The community is invited For more information, call for refreshments, art show, 752-5384. June 20 OBITUARIES the awards ceremony and Nursing home workshop fellowship. Soil testing A free Nursing Home Ernie Creel years in Florida and then in Mis- 10 am to 11 am followed by a souri as a private investigator memorial service from 11 am Columbia County Master Planning Workshop will be Ernie Creel age 68 resident of for the Public Defenders office. to 12 noon at Parkview Bap- Art league meeting Gardeners will do free soil held at 10 a.m., at Morgan Lake City was killed in a mo- He owned and operated Keep- tist Church, Lake City, Fl. The The Art League Of North torcycle accident June 12, 2013. sake productions for 15 yr’s. Rev. Mike Tatem and the Rev. Florida will meet at 7 p.m. He was born in Philadelphia, producing videos and commer- James Roberts will jointly WORKSHOP MEETING cials. He also owned and oper- conduct the memorial service. at the First Presbyterian CITY OF LAKE CITY Pennsylvania to Ernest and ated Capital Mail, a postal store, ICS Cremation and Church. There will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council for the City of Lake City, Kathryn Creel for 5 yr’s before his retirement. Funeral home will no dinner at this meting. Florida will hold a workshop meeting on Monday, June 17, 2013 at 6:00 PM., in on February In 2000 he retired and moved cremate his remains as he the Council Chambers located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion 23, 1945. He back to Florida to be near his requested. He donated his The guest speaker will be Avenue, Lake City, Florida. Larry Elshoff, award win- attended public school and re- son and his granddaughter. He harvestable organs and per his ning photographer and for- THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS: located to Florida at age 16. He has been married 3 times - and request veteran’s will be giv- Discuss FY 2013/2014 budget process, establish priorities/trends and set budget served in the U.S. Army for 4 to his present wife of 20 yr’s, en first priority for their use. mer professor at Florida workshop schedule years in Germany as a teletype Cathey Creel, in 1992. He has Gateway College. operator during the Vietnam a brother Dennis Creel of Lake All interested persons are invited to attend. era. He was a Lake Worth Po- City and his son David and his 5 Obituaries are paid advertise- Plant clinic CITY COUNCIL MEETING lice officer and undercover- of children live in Orange City, FL. ments. For details, call the THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA ficer for 8 yr’s. He then became A visitation service will be Lake City Reporter’s classified University of Florida WILL MEET ON MONDAY, JUNE 17, 2013 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL a private investigator for several held on June 18, 2013 from department at 752-1293. Master Gardeners are CHAMBERS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY HALL available every Tuesday, AT 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Wednesday and Thursday All interested persons are invited to attend. Columbia County from 9 a.m. to noon at SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for any of the the Columbia County meetings identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. Extension Office, 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, to answer AUDREY E SIKES, MMC The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Health questions about lawns and City Clerk Department have come together to form a partnership in order to create a tobacco plants. Bring samples for free community. The partnership focuses on policies that effect our youth. In the free diagnosis or solutions. New Year, we would like to focus on multi-unit housing cessation programs and For more information, call promote the various tobacco cessation programs available to our community. 752-5384. We invite all community members, service workers, and school aged youth to attend the upcoming meeting to discuss tobacco-related issues in our county. Support group Another Way Inc. pro- Pool & River Floats Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting vides a domestic violence New Designs Central School Board Office Room 153 support group every Thursday, June 20, 2013 Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you 372 West Duval Street are a current or former sur- Lake City, FL 32055 & Time: 1:00pm vivor of domestic violence, Water Bottles call 386-719-2702 for meet- ing location and an intake All partnership meetings are open to the public. For more information on how to New shipment make a difference in your community through your local Tobacco Free Partnership, appointment. All services Men’s & Women’s Sandals are free and confidential. please contact: NARFEA meeting Wilson’s outfitters Shomari Bowden The National Active and 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 Columbia County Health Department Retired Federal Employees [email protected] (386) 758-2177 or [email protected] 6A

6a LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, JUNE 16, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 CARC launches membership campaign

By DEREK GILLIAM said. [email protected] While the larger dona- tions are directed more Columbia County’s toward businesses, Bailey CARC-Advocates for said, any donation would Citizens with Disabilities be accepted, including aims to raise more than items that can be sold at $30,000 during its annual CARC’s thrift store, The membership drive. House of Bargains, 500 N. Stephen Bailey, execu- Marion Ave. tive director for CARC, The House of Bargains said the membership drive is staffed by the people is the main fundraiser for CARC helps. They sort the the nonprofit organization. items, stock the shelves “That’s our big push to and run the cash register. get people to join CARC,” “We have staff that is Bailey said. there with them, but the People can participate at whole purpose of the store various levels. Individual is they help to run it,” memberships are sold for Bailey said. $50, and increase to $75 Items in good condition to gain the title of sponsor that don’t need repairs are member. A $100 donation appropriate for The House gains a member the title of of Bargains, he said. “Sunshine 100” member. Bailey said the money The bronze level mem- raised during the member- bership is reached with a ship drive funds the group $250 donation. Silver costs home, adult training and DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter a $500 donation, and gold other services CARC pro- A quilt donated by First Federal Bank of Florida raised $610 for CARC during a raffle. Josephine Williams, (from left) Stephen level is a $1,000 donation. vides. Bailey, Laquanda Flemming, raffle winner Cheryl Plyn and Betsy Pottle pose with the quilt. A platinum membership “(The membership is any donation of $2,500 drive) sets us up going allocate to our different been a member of CARC “I always knew how citizens with disabilities or more. into our new fiscal year programs,” he said. for 24 years because of the important (CARC) was to learn how to live on their “Every bit of it goes to and allows us to know the Betsy Pottle, CARC benefit it provides to the citizens with disabilities own,” she said. “I wanted help our clients,” Bailey amount of money we can board secretary, said she’s disabled. and how much they help to be a part of that.”

JENNIFER CHASTEEN/Special to the Reporter DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Participants in the Columbia County 4H Summer Walking Program show off their pedometers after the first walking session Wednesday. Pictured are (from left) Reece Chasteen, 11; Seth Habitat groundbreaking Cox, 6; Deanna Cox; Owen Cox, 8; 4H extension agent Jenny Jump; and Emy Chasteen, 8. Participants pose for a photo during the groundbreaking for Habitat for Humanity of Lake Youth and adults are invited to participate in the program throughout the summer. City’s sixth project house on NW Early Street on Friday. Pictured are (from left) soon-to-be homeowners Gilmore and Brandy Newkirk, James Montgomery, Columbia County Sheriff Mark Hunter, Abbie Chasteen, Dennille Decker, Kevin Kirby, Rusty DePratter, Linda Ivery Summer walking program and George Burnham. The Newkirks, who live with six children in a three-bedroom, one for children begun by 4-H bathroom home, will soon have one with five bedrooms and two bathrooms. By JENNIFER CHASTEEN about the well-being of the youth of tomor- Special to the Reporter row,” Jump said. “With youth out of school Fugitive found in Gainesville during the summer months, there needs Youth and adults gathered at the Lake to be a safe environment where they are From staff reports Columbia ily mem- City Mall Wednesday morning to kick off able to be physically active. C o u n t y ber that a 4H Summer Walking Program resulting “A 4-H walking program, Let’s Get A man allegedly involved Sherif f ’s helped lead in over 26,000 steps taken in the opening Walking, has been implemented for chil- in the stabbing of a O f f i c e , them to week of the program. dren ages 5 to 18 who live in Columbia Pittsburgh Steelers offen- Whitlock Whitlock’s The walking program, headed up by County. Guardians are also welcome to sive lineman was arrested was dis- m o t e l Columbia County 4H coordinator Cindy join but are not required to be present. 4-H in Gainesville Friday after covered at r o o m . Higgins and family and consumer sci- staff will be on hand to supervise children authorities suspected Whitlock a Gaines- Gethers Whitlock ences 4H extension agent Jenny Jump, during the program. The 4-H program will he had been hiding in ville motel, and his will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays change locations throughout the summer, Columbia County. along with his girlfriend, girlfriend were taken to the and Fridays at different locations through- in order to provide different places to visit Jerrell Whitlock, 26, Precious Gethers. Alachua County Jail, police out the summer, including Richardson and see.” faces charges of attempted Both were arrested said. Community Center, Lake City Mall and Owen Cox, 8, participated in the open- homicide, attempted rob- and taken to the Alachua According to a criminal Lake DeSoto downtown. Youth and adults ing day of the program. He says he was bery, aggravated assault County Jail. complaint, the men tried are encouraged to measure their steps surprised at the number of steps he took, and conspiracy for his Authorities believed to rob Adams as he left a during the program using a pedometer. saying that he thought it would be a lot alleged role in the June 1 Whitlock had been hiding restaurant around 3 a.m. According to letsmove.gov, over the past less. “We had used these (pedometers) attack on Mike Adams in out in Lake City because he on June 1. Adams required three decades, childhood obesity rates in at school before but not like this,” Owen Pittsburgh. Two other men has family in the area. surgery for the stab America have tripled, and today, nearly said, referring to the walking activities are already jailed on similar Police said detectives wounds, but the 6-foot-7, one in three children in America are over- performed during the program, which charges. received a telephone call 345-pound lineman expects weight or obese. included walking backwards and side-step- According to the on Tuesday from a fam- to recover. Today’s youth experience a very dif- ping. ferent lifestyle from those who grew up “By rotating throughout Lake City, we 30 to 50 years ago. Home-cooked meals hope that we are able to reach a larger have been replaced by ready-to-serve or audience,” Jump said. fast food; walking to and from school, At each event, participants will wear gym class and outdoor playtime have been pedometers, provided by 4-H, and at the replaced by modern transportation, chang- end of each session, all steps will be Dr. Robert J. Harvey Dr. Rameek McNair es in school curriculum and video games. recorded. (10,000 steps a day is the rec- “With the increase in childhood obesity ommended daily amount). Prizes will be in rural areas, researchers are concerned awarded at the end of the program. 752-2336 This gift will make Dad smile! Man arrested on rape charges This Welcoming Gift is a great Father’s Day gift. From staff reports Columbia County Sheriff’s sex with him and stran- Office. gled her, according to the A Special Welcoming Gift For You A local man faces charges Virgel Adam Nelson, report. of sexual assault and fel- 22, was taken into custody The alleged victim We Are Offering: ony battery by strangula- Tuesday. later demanded Nelson’s sv3OFT 4OUCHv)NITIAL%XAM For Only s0ANORAMIC8 2AY (ADA-00110) tion, according to a report A woman told deputies release and was arrested s$IAGNOSIS (ADA-00330) $ Ask About (if needed) 00 released Friday by the Nelson forced her to have on separate charges. #ARE#REDIT The policy of our office is that the patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed for payment29 for any service,7ITH4HIS!D and other financing examination, or treatment if performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to available the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, examination or treatment. 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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, JUNE 16, 2013 7a Chief has plan for ‘gang’ problem About 50 citizens attend breakfast police briefing.

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected]

Lake City’s police chief promised increased police presence in the neigh- borhood surrounding Congress Avenue after sev- eral residents spoke about children hanging out in the streets during Breakfast with the Chief on Saturday JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter at First Baptist Church. Ronnie Bullard, of Lake City, suffered from paralysis due to “We have already got swelling of the spinal cord but regained movement in time something planned,” Chief Argatha Gilmore, told to walk his daughter down the aisle at her June 7 wedding. about 50 concerned citi- zens in reference to the young people gathering in DAD: Wedding day ‘gift’ the street. “If I’m stand- AMANDA WILLIAMSON / Lake City Reporter Continued From Page 1A ing on the sidewalk, there’s Lake City Police Chief Argatha Gilmore speaks to a crowd of about 50 people during the really no law that’s been Breakfast with the Chief Saturday at First Baptist Church of Lake City. wheelchair three months worked really hard to get violated. ... However, what after he left the hospital. better.” I’m hearing is that they’re group is being headed by calls from March to May thefts increased to 148 from Not long after that, he During the wedding, impeding traffic.” drug dealers, who need to included theft, assault, bur- 137. Aggravated assaults was walking the perime- Hoystradt tried to keep The police intend to think be removed from the situ- glarly, drugs and criminal fell from 48 in 2012 to 33 so ter of a 1-acre plot of land. from crying as he father “outside the box” when ation and the lives of the mischief. far this year. Two years later, in June continuously told her approaching the young younger children. One murder occurred “One of the most sig- 2012, his daughter got how pretty she was. To people to find ways to get City Councilman Eugene during 2013, keeping the nificant challenges for city engaged in Napa Valley, him, the day ended nicely. them off the street, said Jefferson questioned year equal with 2012, she police is property crimes,” Calif., to Justin Hoysradt. Ronnie Bullard began support division Lt. Clint whether there was a cur- said. Forcible sex offenses Gilmore said. “If you see Preparation for the wed- the trip down the aisle Vanbennekom. few in place for the chil- increased to two in 2013 something, say some- ding in the Dominican in a wheelchair. Halfway After Gilmore made an dren. Gilmore said no. from one in 2012. thing.” Republic began shortly down, he told his only appeal to the public and During the breakfast, Robber y increased As she ended the pre- after. Jennifer Hoysradt daughter: “You can stop. I local pastors to work within Gilmore also presented to nine reported cases, sentation, Gilmore told the knew she wanted to get will walk from here.” the community to help the crime statistics for Lake up from five in 2012. audience to be vigilant and married in a gazebo to “With a big smile on his kids, she said the police City. According to her Burglarlies dropped to 98 work together to help make provide a flat surface for face, he stood up from the department believes the presentation, the top five from 130 in 2012, while the community safer. her father. wheelchair, maintained The wedding date was his balance and said to set for June 7, 2013. But me, ‘Let’s go,’” Hoysradt in April, Ronnie Bullard said. “Proudly he walked went in for surgery. While me down the aisle. ... The Dates set for country music contest doctors expected him to knowledge that my dad From staff reports If you would like to spend one week in recov- worked so hard for the make reservations for RV ery, complications arose. last year in therapy, and LIVE OAK — The 32nd parking, cabins and camp- Three weeks passed with at home so he could walk Annual Texaco Country er parking for any of the him in the hospital. again brings me to tears. Showdown’s North Florida Texaco Country Showdown Hoysradt worried her It was the most special competition is set for June events at the SOSMP, now’s father wouldn’t be cleared gift a girl like me could 21 and 28, July 19 and Aug. Ashley Shannon, the best time to make sure to fly by June. have received.” 2 at Spirit of the Suwannee of Dade City, rep- you get a good spot. You “The day wouldn’t have And even though Music Park. resented radio sta- may call the SOSMP at been the same without Ronnie Bullard didn’t Winners from the first tion WOKC when 386-364-1683, email spirit@ him,” she said. “When have any major plans for three competitions will she won the 2012 musicliveshere.com or go everyone was cheering, Father’s Day, he said he compete Aug. 2. One Texaco Country to www.musicliveshere. they weren’t only cheer- will reflect on the gift he North Florida winner will com. ing for me, but for him, gave his daughter and the Showdown at Spirit as well. They knew he gift he gave himself. compete statewide at the of the Suwannee music park on Sept. 14 for Music Park in Live a chance to win $1,000 and go to regional competition, Oak. just one step away from the grand finale. Country artists wishing LIKE A to enter the contest should riDe rocKSTAr contact thepark at (386) 364-1683 or email spirit@ musicliveshere.com. The Texaco Country COURTESY Showdown, America’s largest country music tal- each spring with more than the U.S. A uniform judging ent search, is designed to 450 talent contests spon- system is used at all levels give performers a chance sored by country music of competition to ensure to launch their professional radio stations throughout fairness. music careers. Contests are held in every state. Each state winner goes to one of five regional con- tests, and one winner from each region is chosen to compete in the national finals at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium in January. 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Sunday, June 16, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B Work left for Lake City team Garden party Begin play for wild-card berth at 9 a.m. today.

By TIM KIRBY [email protected]

After a brutal defeat on the first day of the Rookie Qualifier, the Lake City All-Stars played their way back into contention for a state berth. Lake City beat the Atlantic Beach Cyclones 9-1 on Saturday, one day after knocking off Sans Souci, 6-3. Lake City, Sans Souci and Ponte Vedra finished 2-1 in pool play. Sans Souci earned the automatic trip to the state tournament in Palm Beach Gardens by allowing fewer runs in the three games. Lake City plays Ponte Vedra at 9 a.m. today with the winner taking on South Lakeland at 10:30 a.m. for a spot in the state tournament. Ponte Vedra spanked Lake City 15-2 on Thursday. South Lakeland also was 2-1 in pool play. “When we show up to play, we are a good team,” coach Chad Witt said. “We got down on ourselves to begin with and it snow- balled. The last two days with our backs against the wall, the kids have played great.” Lake City was all over the Cyclones, starting TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter in the first inning when Columbia All-Stars Grant Bowers, Luke Dotson, Matthew Dumas, Camdon Frier, Hayden Gustavson, Jeffery Hardin, Dylon Hendry, Mickey Lee Johnson, Jake Priest singled and Zane Starling, Brayden Thomas and Bronsen Tillotson show off their medals after winning one of the A Division pools at the Lake City Rookie Qualifier on Saturday. Field coaches Jason Dumas, Jim Bowers and Matt Frier are joined by coaches Todd Bowers and Mickey Johnson. LAKE CITY continued on 3B Columbia All-Stars advance BABE RUTH T-BALL ALL-STARS to Rookie State Tournament By TIM KIRBY followed with an RBI- The Lake City/Columbia [email protected] double and, after an infield County Babe Ruth 6U hit by Luke Dotson, scored All-Stars are competing in The Columbia All-Stars on a ground ball by Camdon the T-Ball B Invitational in polished off a near-perfect Frier. Chiefland this weekend. The tournament with an 11-0 Grant Bowers and Zane Lake City league for 6U is win over the Ponte Vedra Starling singled to open the coach pitch, but the team Sharks on Saturday. second inning. Mickey Lee switched to T-ball. Lake City Columbia opened with Johnson beat out a bunt opened with wins over a 10-0 win over Hiland and Bowers and Starling Park from Panama City on scored when the throw to and Altamonte Springs. Team Thursday and dispatched first base went into right members in the picture taken Union County on Friday, field. Dumas followed with at the tournament are (front 9-1. an RBI-single. row, from left) Collin Tuell, As the top team in the C Frier and Brayden Matthew Pitts, Joey Gowdy, pool of Division A, Columbia Thomas singled in the third Keegan Knight and qualifies to advance to the inning. Frier scored on Cade Frier. Second row state tournament in Palm a ground out by Bowers (from left) are Richard Jones, Beach Gardens. Ponte and Thomas scored on a Briley Osceola, Zach Paulk, Vedra will get an opportu- dropped fly ball. , Elyjah Jones, nity to join the state field as Columbia kept coming in Micheal Simmons and a wild card team in a playoff the fourth inning. Dumas today. and Dotson singled and Mason Hauge. Back row “We had one run scored Frier drove in both run- coaches (from left) are against us in three games,” ners with a double. Dylon Jarrod Pollard, Butch Hauge manager Jason Dumas Hendry and Thomas fol- and Jeff Knight. said. “That’s what did it lowed with RBI-doubles. COURTESY — defense. We weren’t hit- Johnson helped set the ting well at first, but we put defensive tone when he a together threw out the Sharks lead- today. All the hard work off batter at the plate in the paid off.” second inning. Columbia scored in every In Friday’s win, Dumas, inning against Ponte Vedra, Gustavson, Dotson and which also came into the Frier had two hits. game with a record of 2-0. Jeffery Hardin and Columbia was the visiting Dumas scored two runs with team and Matthew Dumas one run each by Gustavson, started the game with a Dotson, Frier, Bowers and single. Hayden Gustavson Starling. Nine spots settled

By TIM KIRBY Vedra at 9 a.m. today. South [email protected] Lakeland received a bye and will meet the winner at The Lake City Rookie 10:30 a.m. Qualifier settled nine spots The A Division wild card for the state field, with three will be settled between more to be added today. Ponte Vedra and Oakleaf, COURTESY The Lake City All-Stars which will play today at The Fort White T-Ball All-Star team is competing in the Invitational state tournament in Chiefland this weekend. are in a playoff for the wild- 9 a.m. Team members (alphabetical order) are Lecosta Byrd, Jeremiah Carter, Alex Cuevas, Coy Douglas, Kenton Haase, card team in the B Division. Wyatt Hess, Jayden Jackson, Tristen Johnson, Aleksandr Jones, Patrick Kennedy, Hayden McCrory and Wade Waldron. Lake City plays Ponte ROOKIE continued on 3B Coaches are Lecosta Byrd, Michael Jones and Christopher Douglas. 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD All State and oversights

San Antonio at Miami, 9 p.m. W L Pct GB he FACA All Wilkinson was the TELEVISION Arizona 37 30 .552 — CHEAP SEATS WNBA schedule 35 31 .530 1½ State and All shortstop for the Indians, TV sports Colorado 35 33 .515 2½ Academic teams the type of player that San Diego 33 34 .493 4 Friday’s Games were released coaches say they wish they Los Angeles 28 38 .424 8½ Today Atlanta 68, Seattle 59 last week. had nine on the roster. He Today’s Games AUTO RACING New York 78, Connecticut 68 TFACA is the Florida was involved in a funny Washington (Haren 4-8) at Cleveland 1 p.m. Minnesota 83, Tulsa 74 (Kluber 4-4), 1:05 p.m. Athletic Coaches episode that brought back ESPN2 — NHRA, Thunder Valley Phoenix 97, Los Angeles 81 Chicago Cubs (Garza 1-1) at N.Y. Nationals, part I, at Bristol, Tenn. (same- Today’s Games Association, but there old memories. Mets (Hefner 1-6), 1:10 p.m. day tape) Indiana at Washington, 2 p.m. must be a disconnect in When I was a boy, Joe Milwaukee (W.Peralta 4-7) at TNT — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Chicago at Atlanta, 3 p.m. how the teams are Roberts (who is Kvistad’s Cincinnati (Undecided), 1:10 p.m. Quicken Loans 400, at Brooklyn, Mich. Phoenix at Tulsa, 4:30 p.m. St. Louis (Lyons 2-2) at Miami (Nolasco selected. Probably the Tim Kirby grandfather) was playing 11 p.m. Seattle at Connecticut, 5 p.m. ESPN2 — NHRA, Thunder Valley 3-7), 1:10 p.m. players picked must be Phone: (386) 754-0421 baseball for CHS. One Nationals, part II, at Bristol, Tenn. (same- L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 3-1) at nominated by coaches. [email protected] time on a called strike day tape) BASEBALL Pittsburgh (Cole 1-0), 1:35 p.m. How else to explain how award, back in 1993. he stuck out his arm to COLLEGE BASEBALL Arizona (Kennedy 3-4) at San Diego Kayli Kvistad, the Class show the umpire that the 3 p.m. (Richard 1-5), 4:10 p.m. Richard LaBounty ESPN2 — World Series, game 3, North AL standings Philadelphia (Hamels 2-9) at Colorado 6A Player of the Year in of Pensacola Catholic pitch was high. He was Carolina vs. N.C. State, at Omaha, Neb. (Chacin 4-3), 4:10 p.m. the Florida Dairy Farmers quickly called down by the East Division was voted Florida Dairy 8 p.m. San Francisco (Lincecum 4-6) at W L Pct GB Miss Softball sports award, Farmers Coach of the coach and it stuck with me ESPN2 — World Series, game 4, UCLA Atlanta (Teheran 4-3), 8:05 p.m. Boston 41 28 .594 — was not selected. Or any because nobody in those vs. LSU, at Omaha, Neb. Monday’s Games Year after leading the Baltimore 39 29 .574 1½ GOLF Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 5-5) at St. number of other Lady Crusaders to the Class 4A days said anything to any New York 37 30 .552 3 Noon Louis (S.Miller 7-4), 7:05 p.m. Tigers. state title. official. Tampa Bay 35 32 .522 5 NBC — USGA, U.S. Open Washington (Strasburg 3-5) at Shea Fisher and Taylor Wilkinson, like so many Toronto 30 36 .455 9½ Fort White’s Robby Championship, final round, at Ardmore, Philadelphia (Lannan 0-1), 7:05 p.m. Central Division Newton of Lakewood Howell and Kevin Dupree other players, had the Pa. Colorado (J.De La Rosa 7-4) at W L Pct GB Ranch made the team, as habit of holding up his Toronto (Jo.Johnson 0-2), 7:07 p.m. were named to the FACA Detroit 37 28 .569 — 1 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Gee 5-6) at Atlanta did Victoria Gonzalez of All State Team, joining hand to the plate umpire Cleveland 33 33 .500 4½ WGN — Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets (Hudson 4-6), 7:10 p.m. Pembroke Pines. Those — Derek Jeter style Kansas City 32 33 .492 5 district mate Justin 1:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (Liriano 5-2) at Cincinnati Minnesota 29 35 .453 7½ were the teams Columbia Forsyth of Williston. — until they get set in TBS — L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh (Leake 6-3), 7:10 p.m. Chicago 28 36 .438 8½ High beat in the FHSAA the batter’s box. This one 8 p.m. Miami (Ja.Turner 1-0) at Arizona Dupree’s final numbers West Division ESPN — San Francisco at Atlanta (Corbin 9-0), 9:40 p.m. Final Four. Even District were a .353 average with time, the umpire let the W L Pct GB MOTORSPORTS San Diego (Cashner 5-3) at San 4-6A player Siera Ritter of six doubles, four home throw and it Oakland 41 28 .594 — 7:30 a.m. Francisco (Zito 4-5), 10:15 p.m. St. Augustine made it. surprised Wilkinson. 38 29 .567 2 runs and 22 RBIs. He was SPEED — MOTOGP World Seattle 30 38 .441 10½ Kvistad finished second 4-2 pitching with one save, He backed out and Championship, Catalunyan Grand Prix, at Los Angeles 29 38 .433 11 in the Miss Softball began explaining to the Barcelona, Spain College World Series a 1.26 ERA and 44 Houston 24 44 .353 16½ 5 p.m. voting (players of the year in 39 innings. umpire what holding up Today’s Games At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha SPEED — MOTOGP MOTO2, in all eight classifications his hand meant. Seems Omaha, Neb. Howell was 7-3 with a Catalunyan Grand Prix, at Barcelona, Washington (Haren 4-8) at Cleveland are on the ballot) behind the umpire had his own (Kluber 4-4), 1:05 p.m. Saturday 1.59 ERA and 95 strikeouts Spain (same-day tape) 2 Mississippi State 5, Oregon State 4 Stephanie Texeira of explanation. NBA BASKETBALL Boston (Lester 6-3) at Baltimore (Mig. in 61 ⁄3 innings. He had a Game 2 — Indiana vs. Louisville (n) 8 p.m. Gonzalez 4-2), 1:35 p.m. Gulliver Prep. Texeira, an couple of home runs and As salutatorian for Today ABC — , finals, game 5, Miami Kansas City (W.Davis 3-5) at Tampa FIU signee, hit .588 with 15 RBIs. Fort White’s senior class, Game 3 — North Carolina (57-10) vs. at Bay (Ro.Hernandez 4-6), 1:40 p.m. 17 home runs and 54 RBIs, Wilkinson was smart N.C. State (49-14), 3 p.m. Howell also was named SOCCER (H.Santiago 2-4) at Game 4 — UCLA (44-17) vs. LSU and was 6-1 with an 1.21 to the All Academic Team, enough to heed the advice 2:30 p.m. Houston (Keuchel 3-3), 2:10 p.m. (57-9), 8 p.m. ERA on the mound. and I never saw him using ESPN — Confederations Cup, Group Detroit (Fister 5-4) at Minnesota which helped his cause in Monday A, Mexico vs. Italy, at Rio de Janeiro (Walters 2-1), 2:10 p.m. Columbia’s Jimmy signing with UCF. Brady the Jeter move for the rest Game 5 — Oregon State (50-12) vs. 5:45 p.m. Toronto (Wang 0-0) at Texas Williams, the Florida Wilkinson also made the of the season. Game 2 loser, 3 p.m. ESPN — Confederations Cup, Group (D.Holland 5-3), 3:05 p.m. Game 6 — Mississippi State (49-18) Dairy Farmers Class 6A All Academic Team, as did ■ Tim Kirby is sports editor B, Spain vs. Uruguay, at Recife, Brazil N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 6-5) at L.A. vs. Game 2 winner, 8 p.m. Coach of the Year, placed ——— Angels (Weaver 1-2), 3:35 p.m. Sam Bass for Columbia. of the Lake City Reporter. Monday Seattle (Iwakuma 7-1) at Oakland third in the state voting, COLLEGE BASEBALL (Colon 8-2), 4:05 p.m. AUTO RACING eight points behind 3 p.m. Monday’s Games winner Bryan Baucom ESPN2 — World Series, game 5, teams Kansas City (Shields 2-6) at Cleveland of St. Thomas Aquinas (U.Jimenez 5-4), 7:05 p.m. Race week TBD, at Omaha, Neb. which won the Class 7A 8 p.m. Colorado (J.De La Rosa 7-4) at ESPN2 — World Series, game 6, teams Toronto (Jo.Johnson 0-2), 7:07 p.m. NASCAR SPRINT CUP state championship. TBD, at Omaha, Neb. Baltimore (Hammel 7-4) at Detroit QUICKEN LOANS 400 The Florida Dairy MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Scherzer 9-0), 7:08 p.m. Site: Brooklyn, Mich. Farmers Mr. Baseball was 7 p.m. Oakland (Straily 4-2) at Texas (Tepesch Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (TNT, Tyler Danish of Durant ESPN — Chicago Cubs at St. Louis 3-6), 8:05 p.m. noon-4:30 p.m.). NHL HOCKEY Chicago White Sox (Quintana 3-2) at Track: Michigan International Speedway Senior High. Danish, a 8 p.m. Houston (B.Norris 5-6), 8:10 p.m. (oval, 2.0 miles). Florida signee, was 15-1 NBCSN — Playoffs, finals, game 3, Seattle (Harang 3-6) at L.A. Angels Race distance: 400 miles, 200 laps. with 156 strikeouts and 16 Chicago at Boston (Vargas 5-4), 10:05 p.m. NHRA THUNDER VALLEY walks in 94 innings, and SOCCER NATIONALS did not allow an earned 2:45 p.m. NL standings Site: Bristol, Tenn. ESPN — Confederations Cup, Group Schedule: Today, final eliminations, run all season. He hit .411 B, Tahiti vs. Nigeria, at Belo Horizonte, East Division (ESPN2, 1-3 p.m., 11 p.m.-midnight). with nine home runs. Brazil W L Pct GB Track: Bristol Dragway. Alex Rodriguez was Atlanta 39 28 .582 — the first recepient of this Washington 33 33 .500 5½ BASKETBALL Philadelphia 33 35 .485 6½ HOCKEY New York 24 38 .387 12½ NBA Finals Miami 20 46 .303 18½ Stanley Cup Central Division Miami vs. San Antonio W L Pct GB Boston vs. Chicago Thursday St. Louis 43 24 .642 — Saturday Miami 109, San Antonio 93, series Cincinnati 41 27 .603 2½ Boston at Chicago (n) tied 2-2 Pittsburgh 40 27 .597 3 Monday Today Chicago 27 38 .415 15 Chicago at Boston, 8 p.m. Miami at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Milwaukee 27 39 .409 15½ Wednesday Tuesday West Division Chicago at Boston, 8 p.m. Edwards tops Michigan qualifying Associated Press mph — the first time since be awesome.” 1987 the 200 mph mark was Kurt Busch was second BROOKLYN, Mich. broken during qualifying. in qualifying, followed by — Michigan International “The new track is super Kasey Kahne. Points lead- Speedway is in its second fun to race on,” Edwards er Jimmie Johnson was year with a newly paved said. “The pavement seems 17th, one spot behind Brad surface, and drivers are like it has aged more in a Keselowski. again making 200 mph laps year than a lot of new track Dale Earnhardt Jr., who look almost routine. surfaces have, and hopeful- won at MIS last June to Carl Edwards topped ly we can keep developing snap a streak of 143 Cup Sprint Cup qualifying Friday a Goodyear tire and keep races without a victory, with a lap of 202.452 mph. making it softer and softer qualified 12th. That run came a year to where it becomes the old Busch will ll start in the after Marcos Ambrose won Michigan here in a year or top two Sunday for the the pole at MIS at 203.241 two. I think that is going to fourth time this year.

COURTESY The Health Center of Lake City won second place in the Lake City/Columbia County Babe Ruth 8U League for 2013. Team members (alphabetical order) are Tyler Boston, Logan Brooks, Jacob Burch, Ian O. Davis, Vincent DeVita, Rylan Herndon, Brett Jones, Riley Law, Danny Rowland, Brad Sullivan, Brayden Thomas and Tyson Yaxley. Tommy Boston, Anthony Thomas and Drew Law are coaches. 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 3B BRIEFS

POP WARNER CHEERING JUNIOR GOLF Registration Carl Ste-Marie through Friday offers clinics Lake City Pop Warner The first of five Carl Association registration Ste-Marie Junior Golf for the 2013 Cheerleading Clinics this summer is Program for girls ages 8-11 a.m. Monday through 5-12 is 8:30 to 5 p.m. Friday at The Country through Friday at Club at Lake City. Cost Richardson Community is $80 for non-members Center. Registration fee of of the club and $65 for $80 is due at the time of members. Drinks and sign-up. snacks will be provided For details, call cheer free of charge. The clinics coordinator Tonya are limited to the first 20 McQuay at 292-7179 or paid kids. Register a child (386) 590-2742. or pick up information at The Country Club at Lake FORT WHITE FOOTBALL City. For details, call Carl Quarterback Club Ste-Marie at 752-2266. meeting Monday The Fort White Junior camps Quarterback Club will at Quail Heights meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the faculty lounge at the Quail Heights Country high school. Club is offering Junior The Fort White Summer Golf Camps for Quarterback Club is a ages 5-16. Cost per partnering with Glass session is $70 for Slipper Bridal, Life South non-members and $60 TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Blood Bank and Players for members. A 20 Lake City All-Stars catcher Dylan Williams gets ready for the Columbia All-Stars shortstop Hayden Gustavson throw to first Club Seafood Bar & Grill percent discount is pitch in the game against Sans Souci on Friday. Williams had base in the game against Union County on Friday. Gustavson to offer a drawing for a offered for more than three hits and four RBIs in Lake City’s win over the Atlantic had an RBI-double and a single in Columbia’s division- seven-night Hawaiian one child or for golfers Beach Cyclones on Saturday clinching win over the Ponte Vedra Sharks on Saturday vacation. A donation of attending both sessions. $10 to the Quarterback Snacks and drinks are Club for the purchase provided each day. Camps of hydration equipment are 8-11 a.m. this Monday LAKE CITY will buy an entry, as will through Friday and July From Page 1B donating blood at a Life 15-19. South event location. For details, call the pro Brad Sullivan tripled him Drawing is July 5. shop at 752-3339. home. Dylan Williams fol- For details, call lowed with a single to score 365-9302. n From staff reports Sullivan. Williams added a single in the third inning and a bases-loaded triple to cap off a four-run fourth inning. Sullivan also had three hits with three runs scored and an RBI. Priest scored two runs. Brayden Johnson had an RBI-double in the third inning, follow- ing an RBI-grounder by JD Dumas. Danny Rowland, Luke Wehinger and Christopher Hayes singled and scored, and Branson Mann had a single. In the win over Sans JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Souci, Jayce Puni had two Fort White All-Star Daniel Gonzalez beats out a base hit against Normandy on Thursday. hits and scored two runs, and Josh Bass had two hits and scored a run. Priest, Dumas and Rowland had hits and each scored a run. Sullivan had two hits, while Wehinger had a double and Johnson added a single.

TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Lake City All-Star JD Dumas gets excited in the dugout during the game against Sans Souci on Friday.

ROOKIE: Pool winners in state field Continued From Page 1B The Small League South Lakeland (4-0) Lake City (2-1) Division also has a three- Orange Park (3-1) Ponte Vedra (2-1) team playoff. Clay County Santa Fe (2-2) Atlantic Beach (0-3) PAL plays Chiefland at Madison (1-3) F Pool 9 a.m. with the winner fac- Bradford (0-4) Fort Caroline (4-0) ing Keystone at 10:30 a.m. B Pool Santa Fe (1-2) Teams that quali- Atlantic Beach (3-0) Perry (0-3) fied for the Rookie State Oakleaf (2-1) Small League Division Tournament in Palm Beach Suwannee (1-2) G Pool Gardens by winning in pool Callaway (0-3) Sans Souci (3-0) play are: South Lakeland, C Pool Chiefland (2-1) Atlantic Beach Suns and Columbia (3-0) Tanglewood (1-2) Columbia All-Stars in the Ponte Vedra (2-1) Taylor County (0-3) A Division; Atlantic Beach, Union County (1-2) H Pool Sans Souci and Fort Hiland Park (0-3) Normandy (3-0) Caroline in the B Division; B Division Clay County PAL (2-1) Sans Souci, Normandy D Pool North Florida (1-2) and Bryceville in the Small Atlantic Beach (3-0) Fort White (0-3) League Division. South Lakeland (2-1) I Pool Team records in pool Orange Park (1-2) Bryceville (3-0) play follow. Bradford (0-3) Keystone (2-1) A Division E Pool Gilchrist (1-2) A Pool San Souci (2-1) South Lake (0-3) 4BSPORTS

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER OUTDOORS SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 Anatomy of a fish kill at Lake Victor in Holmes County

By JOHN CIMBARO and water cleared and the sun 5 ppm, many fish start major demand on oxygen not produce as much BOB WATTENDORF came out, oxygen levels showing adverse impacts, comes from decomposition oxygen. When algae die, recovered and biologists and below 2 ppm it can be of dead plant and animal they further increase the ecently, North observed surviving fish. lethal, if it lasts very long. tissue (organic matter). bacterial bloom. Florida anglers This type of fish kill Some species of fish are Area residents contacted Biologists visited daily and Florida Fish is pretty much a natural better adapted to low DO the FWC about the fish kill for several weeks, and Wildlife occurrence, and especially conditions, such as bowfin in Lake Victor on documenting the number Conservation prevalent in summer when or gar, but most sunfishes April 17, after seeing dying of dead fish, and observed CommissionR (FWC) a number of factors can (bass, bream, and crappie) fish floating. Biologists some schools of fingerling fishery biologists were come together to deplete are less tolerant. responded immediately bass and bream from the heartbroken to see the It seems like a case of the oxygen dissolved in the Aquatic plants produce and determined the DO spring spawn and a few white bellies of numerous nature taking its course water. Fish absorb this most of the oxygen in lakes level in much of the lake bass on beds. fish floating in Lake Victor. and it happens throughout oxygen from the water through photosynthesis, with pea-green water was There was no visual Lake Victor is a 130-acre, the state each summer. In using their gills. which occurs when green 0.0 to 2.0 ppm, enough to evidence of chemical FWC-managed project in this case, it appears that A healthy lake or river (chlorophyll) cells convert cause the kill. pollution, toxic algal Holmes County. The FWC heavy rainfalls flushed normally has 7-9 parts per light into energy. However, Often, descriptions of blooms or signs of disease has stocked fish, managed organic matter into the million (ppm) of oxygen, at night or when there is lakes being pea-green among the dead fish. vegetation, provided lake and the organic which is an ideal level for inadequate light, plants use relate to algal blooms, Once oxygen levels build boating access, created fish matter began to most fish. When the water oxygen and give off carbon another insidious response back up, the FWC will attractors and spawning decompose, resulting in a temperature is lower, more dioxide. Additional oxygen to nutrients (decaying restock the lake with beds and otherwise strove low-dissolved-oxygen (DO) oxygen dissolves into it. enters the water from the plant material, or organic fingerling sport fish. to create quality fishing. fish kill. When temperatures rise, atmosphere by diffusion. fertilizers flushed from To learn more about fish So, what happened, and As in most such cases, DO levels naturally drop In addition to fish using yards or crops by rain). kills and what you can do could it happen to a lake the die-off did not kill all due to reduced solubility. oxygen and plants These blooms light to help prevent them, visit near you? the fish and, when the If the level drops below removing it at night, a to rooted plants so they do MyFWC.com/Contact.

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By TONY BRITT [email protected] Construction and demolition crews have begun work on a new buffet-style eatery that is scheduled to open in Lake City in the fall. Cici’s Pizza will be located at 2329 W. US Highway 90, as part of the Gleason Center, near the Big Lots store. Dennis Redd, a co-owner of the business along with John Harrington, said they plan to open in just a few months. “We’re doing most of the construction ourselves, but we still sublet some of the work out,” Redd said. “Basically, we’re doing it ourselves to save a lot of money. We should be open somewhere around Oct. 1.” The Lake City Planning and Growth department issued Redd and Harrington a commercial renovation permit on June 3 for renovation work at the site. A pasta, desert and pizza bar will be featured in the restaurant. Redd said the buffet bar will offer 17 kinds of pizza. “It’s eat all you can eat,” he said. Redd said he and Harrington have been working on plans to bring the eat- ery to Lake City for a couple of years. “It’s something that we came up with about two years ago,” he said. “... We’ve had to get approval, a location and all that good stuff before we actually started.” Cici’s Pizza will be housed in a build- ing that was formerly used by another establishment and Redd and Harrington have be converting the site to a restau- rant. “We’re just in the beginning stages of renovating the building,” Redd said. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter “We’ve got about three more months Dennis Redd, co-owner and operator of the new CiCi’s Pizza restaurant, uses a saw during construction. The restaurant, housed in the old worth of renovations.” Radio Shack next to Big Lots, is slated for completion around October.

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Survey of Patients’ Hospital Experience* Lake City Shands Lake Shore FLA US Medical Center Regional Medical Center Average Average

The following scores are reported on the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) national survey.

Patients who reported that their nurses “always” communicated well. 78% 68% 74% 78%

Patients who reported that their doctors “always” communicated well. 83% 73% 77% 81%

Patients who reported that they “always” receieved help as soon as they wanted. 70% 54% 60% 67%

Patients who reported that their pain was “always” well controlled. 69% 62% 67% 71%

Patients at each hospital who reported that YES they were given information about what to do during their 86% 74% 81% 84% recovery at home.

Patients who gave their hospital a rating of 9 or 10 on a scale from 0 (lowest) to 10 (highest). 74% 48% 65% 70%

Patients who reported YES they would definitely recommend this hosiptal. 75% 48% 68% 71%

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The law is complicated, Because of a wrinkle in the but essentially companies law, companies can meet with 50 or more full-time their legal obligations by workers are required to offering policies that would offer coverage that meets be too expensive for many certain basic standards low-wage workers. For the and costs no more than employee, it’s like a mirage 9.5 percent of an employ- — attractive but out of ee’s income. Failure to reach. do so means fines for the The company can get employer. (Full-time work off the hook, say corpo- is defined as 30 or more rate consultants and policy hours a week, on average.) experts, but the employee But do the math from could still face a federal the worker’s side: For an requirement to get health employee making $21,000 ASSOCIATED PRESS insurance. a year, 9.5 percent of their In this June 7 file photo, President Barack Obama gestures as he talks about the Affordable Care Act in San Jose, Calif. Many are expected to income could mean premi- Obama’s health care law is called the Affordable Care Act, but a glitch could make it unaffordable for many low-wage workers, remain uninsured, possibly ums as high as $1,995 and including employees at big chain restaurants, retail stores and hotels. risking fines. That’s due to the insurance would still be another provision: the law considered affordable. many medium-sized busi- expansion, shutting down munications advisor Tara help small businesses. says workers with an offer Even a premium of nesses affected by the another possibility for get- McGuinness downplayed Virtually all major of “affordable” workplace $1,000 — close to the cur- health care law. Actuaries ting covered. concerns. “There has been employers currently offer coverage aren’t entitled to rent average for employee- like Demaree specialize in It’s not exactly the pic- a lot of conjecture about health insurance, although new tax credits for private only coverage — could be cost estimates. ture the administration has what people might do or skimpy policies offered to insurance, which could be unaffordable for someone Another thing to keep in painted. The president por- could do, but this hasn’t many low-wage workers a better deal for those on stretching earnings in the mind: premiums wouldn’t trays his health care law as actually happened yet,” she may not meet the require- the lower rungs of the mid- low $20,000’s. be the only expense for economic relief for strug- said. “The gap between ments of the new law. dle class. With such a small employees. For a basic gling workers. sky-is-falling predictions Companies affected have Some supporters of the income, “there is just not plan, they could also face an “Let’s make sure that about the health law and been reluctant to telegraph law are disappointed. It any left over for health annual deductible amount- everybody who is out what is happening is very how they plan to comply. smacks of today’s Catch-22 insurance,” said Shannon ing to $3,000 or so, before there working hard and wide.” “It clearly isn’t going to be insurance rules. 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University. “It’s not some- leading efforts to get unin- Based in Kansas City, And low-wage workers summer during the presi- Health insurance is tax thing most want to adver- sured people signed up for Mo., Lockton is an insur- making more than about dential campaign. “And we deductible for employers, tise until they are sure it’s coverage next year. ance broker and benefits $15,900 won’t be eligible got that done.” and the health law provides the right decision.” “It is an imperfection consultant that caters to for the law’s Medicaid White House senior com- additional tax breaks to Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 3C

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Contact Robert Bridges Editor LIFE 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, June 16, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TRAVEL TALES COUNTY MANAGER 29 years and counting Sandy Kishton Columbia County’s top manager has seen plenty of change in nearly three decades on the job.

Biking By DEREK GILLIAM managers, but could not [email protected] name anyone who stayed in one place longer than through hen Williams. County “The one thing you can’t Manager argue about is that tenure bucolic Dale creates stability,” Williams Williams said. Wtook over management of When Williams started Croatia county services, the price in 1984, the county didn’t of gasoline was $1.21 and have a zoning ordinance. Columbia County’s operat- He remembers when the e arrived in ing budget was $7 million. county went to implement Dubrovnik, Twenty-nine years pass a zoning ordinance the Croatia, and things change. Gas is line of people wanting midmorn- often near $4 a gallon. The to voice their concerns ing. How county operating budget is streached out into the Wbeautiful! The coastline now about $56 million. But parking lot of the court- was amazing with its steep Williams is still the person house. hills with the homes and responsible for making “One thing I like about DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter apartments sitting on the sure roads are passable this job is it’s never dull, County Manager Dale Williams reads his schedule in his office Friday. hillsides, all white with red and county services con- it’s never boring and it’s tile roofs, lush green land- tinue. dynamic,” Williams said. scaping, trees and bushes In a job where the aver- “It changes day to day.” reflecting off of the bright age tenure is just under Understanding how to blue waters. We were head- 7 years, Williams’ stay communicate with all dif- ed for the Konavle Valley is unusual. In fact, the ferent types of people is for a countryside bike ride Florida Association of important, Williams said. and some wine tasting. Counties could name only Listening to people is part Along the way, we made one county manager who of the job. It’s a big part of a photo stop where you recently stayed as long. the job. could get good panoramic John Gallager, county “If I’m talking with shots of Dubrovnik and administrator for Pasco a guy that only had an the old city wall. Our County, guided Pasco eighth-grade education or guide, Pera, was great. She County for 31 years, but I’m talking to a guy that shared a lot of the coun- he retired on May 31. has two master’s degrees, try’s history. It was sad Florida Association of you still have to be able Counties offficials do not TRAVEL continued on 2D keep track of tenure for WILLIAMS continued on 3D

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D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Pets Vet recommends medical pot for pets’ pain

By SUE MANNING make dogs wobbly on their legs, Associated Press raise their pulse and cause dribbly urine, said Dr. Karl Jandrey, an LOS ANGELES — Until she emergency and critical care vet at introduced “magic cheese” to her the Veterinary Medical Teaching sick and aging bulldog, Laura Hospital at the University of Bugni-Daniel watched him suf- California, Davis. fer for two years. He’d spend his But pot clinic managers say that days lying down or throwing up. a proper dose of the drug will pre- Today, at age 12, he plays like vent a bad reaction. a puppy through the day, his fur Jessica LeRoux of Twirling is soft and he sleeps at night, Hippy Confections in Denver soothed not by magic, but by the made custom treats that helped dose of marijuana in that cheese. extend the life of her last service Bugni-Daniel is part of a grow- dog, a black Lab-border collie mix ing movement to give medical named Thor. marijuana to pets in pain. Many “I got the 15th year out of that urge caution until there’s bet- relationship because of the prod- ter science behind it. But stories uct I made for him,” she said. abound about changes in sick Old or ailing pets who take and dying pets after they’ve been cannabis usually experience an given cannabis — even though it immediate boost in appetite and isn’t a proven pain killer for man relief from pain. That lets them or mutt, and it’s an illicit drug get around, relieve themselves under federal law despite being without help, sleep better and legal for people in 19 states and ASSOCIATED PRESS enjoy their families until age or the District of Columbia. Dr. Douglas Kramer applies pain-relieving cannabis oil to his dog Mason in his mobile surgical truck in Los disease catches up, LeRoux said Leading the charge is Los Angeles. Mason had undergone multiple surgeries to remove cancerous growths. Kramer is a leading advocate in explaining how the cannabis Angeles veterinarian Doug to make medical marijuana more widely available for treating pets. Others, however, urge caution until there’s helps pets. Kramer, 36, known as the “Vet better science behind it. At La Brea Compassionate Guru,” who felt it was his duty to Caregivers in Los Angeles, man- speak out while he has no family they share Kramer’s view on pot, Vets who want traditional ager Megan Hanley recommends that would feel a verbal or finan- but they wouldn’t talk on the Online: testing point to a study by two a drop of liquid marijuana extract cial backlash. record for fear of arrest or retali- Colorado animal hospitals that marketed as Companion Cannabis “I grew tired of euthanizing ation. n Kramer: www.vetguru. compared the number of dogs for every 10 pounds of dog. It can pets when I wasn’t doing every- Kramer hasn’t lost any clients com treated for what appeared to be be spread on cheese or bread. thing I could to make their lives over his view, but he was asked n Companion Cannabis: accidental marijuana overdoses “It’s a revolutionary product better,” he said. “I felt like I was not to return to some of the www.companioncannabis. between 2005 and 2010 with and response to it has been tre- letting them down.” clinics where he volunteered or com increases in the number of mari- mendous in the last year,” she Pot eased his Siberian hus- relieved other vets because of juana licenses issued. As regis- said. ky’s pain during her final weeks, concerns over the negative image trations increased 146-fold, the Bugni-Daniel, in Divide, Mont., after she had surgery to remove his advocacy creates, he said. tial,” he said. number of sickened pets went up is allowed to have four marijuana tumors. Not only did Nikita stop Dr. Duncan Lascelles, a pro- He also figures those all-impor- four-fold. plants under state law for her whimpering while using canna- fessor of surgery and pain man- tant grants needed for research “Sometimes public sentiment medical needs. She turns that into bis, but she started eating, gain- agement at North Carolina State will be available now. and activity gets ahead of the sci- extract for her and Rabito. ing weight and meeting him at University College of Veterinary Testing could take 10 years entific background and that can be Marijuana has been like the the door again. Medicine, thought about study- or more to be sure a pain killer dangerous,” said Barry Kellogg, fountain of youth for the American It gave him six extra weeks ing marijuana a decade ago. He will be effective and free of side senior veterinary adviser to the bulldog. with his dog before he had to didn’t, not for lack of interest, but effects, Lascelles said. Humane Society of the United “It’s really nice to see your sick euthanize her, he says. It wasn’t a because the timing was wrong. Kramer said it’s unconscionable States. pet, for his last moments or weeks cure, but he thinks it freed her of “I have been considering look- to let a decade pass, when millions While two dogs with pot in their or months, be happy and not real pain and improved her last days. ing at that field again because I of pets will die of illness and old system died in the Colorado sur- sick and dealing with needles and ome other vets contacted said think it does have a lot of poten- age. vey, hallucinogenic reactions may surgery,” Bugni-Daniel said. Everyone needs to protect state waters HAPPENINGS ome people may GARDEN TALK us by policy makers. But Another major source continued support won’t Schneerer 65th argue that my it is absolutely imperative of nutrient and pesticide last, however, if participa- opinions on this that each and every one of pollution is agricultural tion does not improve. I anniversary issue are rather us comply with best man- crop production. The state encourage everyone with Elmer C. and Dorothy harsh, and oth- agement practices (BMP’s) Department of Agriculture operations that add to the I. Schneerer, of Lake City, Sers may say that they are that limit the movement of and Consumer Services family income and are 5 will celebrate their 65th not nearly harsh enough. pollutants to our waters. (FDACS) has developed to 5,000 acres or more to wedding anniversary on But many people, along The lawn and landscape BMPs for most agricul- contact Mace Bauer, agri- June 19, 2013. with state Agriculture maintenance industry is tural commodities, such as culture extension agent, Dorothy Irene Barber Commissioner Adam Nichelle Demorest complying. Any person vegetable and row crops, at 752-5384 or by email at and Elmer Schneerer Putnam, believe that the [email protected] who takes payment for cattle operations, nurser- [email protected] Learn exchanged vows on June water issue is the most working on your lawn ies, horse farms, citrus about the process, what 19, 1948, in Cleveland, important long-range or plantings must have a and others. Implementing it takes to sign an “intent Ohio. issue facing Florida. to be repealed, farms to license to spray any insec- these BMPs is a key fac- to comply” and how to They plan to celebrate They believe that every be abandoned, lawns and ticide or herbicide, even tor of agriculture’s environ- become part of the solu- their anniversary with fam- Floridian has an obliga- landscapes be left dry and over-the-counter soaps and mental stewardship role. tion. ily and friends at home. tion to protect our water unfertilized. They want oils. By Jan. 1, any person FDACS has held off The couple have five resources for future gen- government to step in, who applies fertilizer to the state Legislature ■ children, 12 grand children impose regulations, and D. Nichelle Demorest erations. your lawn or plants for from imposing permitting is a horticulture agent and four great-grandchil- On the other hand, take care of everything. pay must have a fertil- requirements by offering with the Columbia County dren. there are still many resi- It doesn’t have to work izer application license. to let growers and produc- Extension of the University The Schneerers have dents and snowbirds who that way. Hopefully, the To obtain either of these ers voluntarily sign up to of Florida Institute of Food been residents of Lake City have no intention of lifting majority of us want to find licenses, the worker must implement BMPs. This and Agricultural Sciences. for 20 years. a finger to become part of options that work for us receive training on safe the solution. They use that individually, that are sci- and proper chemical use finger, instead, to point to entifically based and that in the environment. You other people and groups. aren’t catch-all arbitrary should request to see their They want water permits rules and laws handed to license.

TRAVEL: Bike ride in rural Croatia Continued From Page 1D hearing about the war with get in to see the chapel winery. Serbia just 20 years ago. and sometimes not. The We were able to get Somewhere along our door was locked, so we some rest while tasting bike ride we passed by a couldn’t get in. some local wines. We start- house that was abandoned The home sites along ed with a toast with some and still had bullet holes the way were very interest- Grappa. I would compare on the front and the roof ing and in many stages of it to our moonshine. It’s caved in from a mortar or construction. But the land basically what they called bomb. This had a pretty around them was always boiled alcohol — not for big impact on me because beautiful. There were a lot sipping but shooting back. I remembered hearing of pretty rose bushes. This Next, Pera translated for about it in the news when area boasts a lot of agricul- us as the junior house mas- it was happening. That’s ture, mostly grapes, olives ter (their title, not mine) the first time I’d experi- and figs. And most of the welcomed us and intro- enced anything like that families that farm, farm for duced us to his wines. We — history happening in their own use. Their two started with a white wine, my lifetime, not just some- main industries are agri- Maristina. It was not bad, thing I’d read about in a culture and tourism. but I think we all liked the book. Our next stop was at red far better. It was called The house and winery the bottom of a hill, where Veritas, and was a blend of where we started and we parked our bikes and two different kinds of red. finished our bike ride was walked up to a natural Crazily enough, a lot of the newly rebuilt, but there spring where we all filled time Croatians mix their was one area where you up our water bottles with wine with either water or, could still see the original spring water. Then we believe it or not, Coke. stone structure that sur- spotted the waterfall and (Uggh!) vived the war. old mill house across the Croatia and this bike Our stops on the bike street and walked over riding experience through ride included a bridge over there for some more pic- the countryside was one of two of the rivers for photo tures. my favorite days. ops and an old monastery We rode through the vil- ■ where an old monk (who’s lage of Gruda on our way Sandy Kishton is a free- lance travel writer who lives often grouchy) still lives, through the cypress forest in Lake City. Contact her at and sometimes you could and back to the house and [email protected]. 3DLIFE

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By JAY REEVES By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. WILDWOOD, N.J. — It feels like Birmingham — Hindsight will soon be finally is emerging from punishable by a $25 fine in the shadows cast by the this Jersey Shore resort. ugly racial violence of Wildwood passed a law 1963. Wednesday night banning Long haunted by black- overly saggy pants on the and-white newsreel footage boardwalk, prompted by of the fire hoses and police numerous complaints from dogs city leaders turned longtime visitors about on blacks demonstrating having to see people’s rear for civil rights, the city has ends hanging out in pub- a new vibe that’s generat- lic. ing buzz all its own 50 Subsequent violations years later. of the law, which could Birmingham’s culinary take effect as early as July scene is a jewel, with 2, could result in fines as nationally known chefs and ASSOCIATED PRESS high as $200, and 40 hours restaurants, and decades Downtown buildings provide a backdrop along the walkway of community service. of white flight are giving at Railroad Park in Birmingham, Ala. The city has a new vibe Civil libertarians say way to people moving into that’s generating buzz 50 years after the racial unrest of 1963 the law is unconstitution- flats and condominiums gave it a lasting stigma. al and predict it will be with bare brick walls in overturned if challenged once-vacant downtown crowds to a new downtown Combine all that with a in court. buildings. The tables are stadium that opens to thriving nightclub scene, But Mayor Ernest ASSOCIATED PRESS full at trendy bars and Birmingham’s skyline. It’s new craft breweries and Troiano Jr. said the issue A young man wears saggy pants on the Wildwood, N.J. bistros nestled in old brick across the street from an an entertainment district is simple. boardwalk. The Wildwood city council has passed an ordi- mercantile buildings. urban park built on what that has started opening, “This is just adding a nance regulating how people dress on its boardwalk, includ- The city’s minor league was an unsightly lot strewn and suddenly Birmingham little bit of decency to our ing a prohibition on pants that sag more than 3 inches below baseball team relocated town,” he said. “It’s amaz- with weeds and gravel is becoming a hot spot for the hips, exposing either skin or underwear. this season from the sub- along railroad lines. residents and visitors alike. ing — and this is a pun — urbs and is drawing big how far decency has fallen through the cracks.” offend any person. There and Jacksonville, Fla., are Wildwood is a resort has to be some common among those who have town near the southern- standard of decency. It passed laws banning overly WILLIAMS: 29 years on the job most tip of New Jersey. It is offends all of us.” droopy pants. famous for its doo-wop ‘50s “We need it,” added resi- Bathing suits are already Continued From Page 1D musical culture, its neon dent Dennis Flynn. “This prohibited for both sexes art-deco motels, and ridicu- is our city. You have to on the Wildwood board- to communicate,” Williams said. “That, “It was so remote, that I am told by lously wide beaches that respect it.” walk, unless covered up by is something you can’t go to school and the embassy, they literally had to send a are free — a rarity in New Known popularly as other clothing. learn.” runner from one location to where this Jersey, which forces most “sagging,” the trend origi- City Commissioner Pete The most unusual job responsibility person lived becasue there was no other other beachgoers to pay for nated in the U.S. prison Byron said the city is not Williams undertakes -- and the one most form of communication,” Williams said. the privilege. system, where inmates are trying to be the fashion people don’t even know about -- is dispos- When the family was notified, they The law passed unani- not allowed to wear belts. police. ing of unclaimed human remains. thanked the carrier but said they had no mously, and no one spoke It was popularized by hip- “There’s a line that gets Once in the late 1980s, a native means to bring the dead man home. The against it. Several residents hop artists and embraced crossed between being Guatemalan died on I-75 in Columbia responsibility of arranging funeral ser- strongly supported the law. by youths. a fashion statement and County. He had no family in America vices fell to Williams. “It’s long overdue,” said Authorities in suburbs being obnoxious,” he said. so Williams contacted the Guatemalan “Job’s not boring,” Williams said. Mary Erceg. “People who of New Orleans, Chicago, “Families can feel threat- embassy in Miami. “Remember, I told you now.” choose to dress like that Atlanta, Detroit, Miami ened.” 4DLIFE

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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD you move forward with a 19): Make changes, but unique project. Your mem- This father feels blessed to before doing so discuss Eugenia Word ory will serve you well, your plans with anyone allowing you to reconnect have confident daughters who may be affected by do will keep someone in with someone from your your choices. ★★★ check who is trying to put past that has something to DEAR ABBY: I am writ- she’s 28. Can you advise TAURUS (April 20-May demands on you. Don’t offer you now. ★★★★ ing you not because of a what I can do to ensure 20): Speak up, share your cave under pressure when SAGITTARIUS (Nov. problem, but because of my granddaughter is safe? thoughts and most of all you should be taking 22-Dec. 21): Don’t make two special people in my -- LOVES DANA take control and follow control and following a assumptions, especially life. DEAR LOVES DANA: If through with your plans. path that suits your needs. where money is involved. I have two daughters, Dana would leave the baby Good ideas coupled with ★★★ Dig deep and find out the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. both in their 20s. They are on a table while she went hard work and patience exact figures and facts 22): Participating in a com- well-educated and happy. I to get a diaper, would she will ensure that you excel required to make a sound munity event, a challenge adore them. My wife and Abigail Van Buren also leave the baby in a tub in your plans. Love is in decision. www.dearabby.com or a cause you believe ★★ I consider ourselves lucky while she went to answer the stars. ★★★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- to be their parents. We a phone? If you haven’t GEMINI (May 21-June in will lead to interest- fathers, stepfathers, adop- ing friendships, love and Jan. 19): A sudden change never pushed them toward voiced your concerns 20): Do something that will in your status or reputa- tive fathers, foster fathers, to your son, please do romance or a new and goals or to succeed, but make you feel good about tion will occur if you make and those caring men who because your granddaugh- improved attitude and view they are self-motivated and what you have to offer. an impulsive decision mentor children and fill ter could be seriously of a situation you face with confident. Giving back to an organiza- regarding your personal the role of absent fathers. injured. a colleague or partner. I have come to the con- tion or cause you feel akin life. Don’t make changes clusion that some of us ** ** ** ** ** ** ★★★ to will help you get a clear- without considering all the are quite blessed. I’d like DEAR ABBY: My son DEAR ABBY: My wife LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. er vision regarding what pros and cons. you to know that at least is married to a wonderful of 37 years is calling out 22): Don’t let anyone pres- ★★ you should do personally AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- two parents in this world young woman, “Dana,” and another man’s name and or professionally. sure you or cause you to ★★ Feb. 18): Take on a chal- realize that we are, and they have a small baby. moving her lips in her CANCER (June 21-July second-guess your next lenge that will get you that we count our bless- Dana suffered a brain inju- sleep. I don’t recognize 22): Make practical chang- move. Indulge in some- moving and test your ings. I am older now, and ry years ago that left her the name and I believe it es to your domestic envi- thing that interests you skills. Broaden your hori- my relationship with my somewhat developmentally might be someone she ronment that will ensure or develop a plan that will zons through experiences daughters continues to delayed. Until the baby was works with. Should I be you are not going to be take you in a new direc- you encounter and by mature and grow. Older born, it wasn’t much of an concerned? -- SLEEPLESS stressed out over finances. tion. ★★★ age has its joys, too issue, but it is becoming IN TEXAS SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. dealing with people try- ★★★★ 21): Get involved in activi- – some far deeper than I apparent that Dana is not DEAR SLEEPLESS: LEO (July 23-Aug. ing to accomplish similar ties and you will discover had ever imagined. -- AN always able to parent the You should be curious, 22): An unpredictable personal goals. Open your information that will help APPRECIATIVE FATHER child appropriately. (She but sleep-talking is not approach to whatever you mind to new possibilities IN OREGON will leave her on a table to necessarily indicative of and lifestyles. ★★★★★ DEAR APPRECIATIVE get a diaper, doesn’t feed romance. If you haven’t CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19-March FATHER: Thank you for her according to sched- already, ask her who the 20): Money is heading writing an “upper” of a let- ule and doesn’t dress her man of her dreams is. She your way from an unusual ter. Your daughters didn’t warmly in cold weather.) could be mumbling the source. Love is high- turn out so well by magic, My son takes care of name of an old boyfriend lighted, and sharing with and congratulations to you things when he’s home, from high school or that of someone you feel emotion- and your wife for what was but he works every day. a beloved pet from child- ally in tune with will bring obviously successful par- When I think of my own hood. about changes as well as enting. I would like to wish daughter’s development, I ■ Write Dear Abby at demands. Make sure you you a very happy Father’s see that Dana is operating www.DearAbby.com or are ready to compromise Day and offer the same to at approximately a middle- P.O. Box 69440, Los before you make a commit- fathers everywhere -- birth teen level even though Angeles, CA 90069. ment. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0609

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