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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM 2nd medevac provider coming Airport will have two Lake City Gateway Airport will emergency helicopter at the He said the company will bring Air Methods has been in Lake see the addition of another heli- airport will allow for quicker in a manufactured building to City for around 10 years, and helicopters in case pad and another medical crew, response to major wrecks or house staff and will pour a new that the company will continue of major emergency. along with an additional helicop- other disasters that would require helipad at the airport. to serve the area with medical ter to fly the seriously injured to a helicopter for transport to a Med-Trans will use Trauma transport by helicopter. By DEREK GILLIAM hospitals in the area. hospital. One for medical staff, pilots Air Methods will continue [email protected] The Lake City City Council on Brian Burrell, regional busi- and the engineer, Burrell said. to use the Lake City Gateway Monday approved a lease agree- ness director with Med-Trans, Trauma One was partnered with Airport, but hasn’t released the Starting next year, two med- ment with Med-Trans Corp. for said the company plans on spend- Air Methods, but the contract name of the company that will evac helicopters will be on stand- the company to fill a vacant prop- ing $70,000 to $80,000 before the with Air Methods ends on Jan. 3. staff Air Method’s helicopter. by in Lake City instead of just erty at the airport. helicopter will be brought onto Toby Witt, regional business one. The addition of a second the property. manager with Air Methods, said HELIPAD continued on 3A Rangers New ‘cliff’ offer from GOP keeping eyes on the sky Without rainfall, risk of wildfire will rise in winter.

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Florida Forest Service officials said wildfire activ- ity in November was at a minimum level, and indi- cated they aren’t expecting a recurrence of severe to extreme drought conditions, even though local rainfall levels are below normal. According to statistics from the Suwannee Forestry Center, there were only 15 fires in the district’s six- county area and those fires burned a total of 15 acres. The Suwannee Forestry Center covers wildfires in Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Hamilton, Suwannee and Union counties. In Columbia County there were only three fires report- ed in November that burned approximately five acres. The 2012 Columbia County totals indicate there has been 45 fires which burned 3,336 acres. In the district there has been a total of 235 fires that burned 4,146 acres. Kur t W isner, ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida Forest Service President Barack Obama waves after speaking at the Rodon Group, which manufactures over 95% of the parts for K’NEX Brands toys, on Friday. The visit came as the White House continued a week of public outreach efforts, while also attempting to negotiate a deal with congressional leaders. FIRE continued on 3A $2.2 trillion plan includes Medicare age hike Econ that calls for increasing the eligi- to raise $800 billion in higher tax proposal to cut popular benefits House Republicans bility age for Medicare and lower- revenue over the decade but it programs like Medicare, Social board to make the president ing cost-of-living hikes for Social would keep the Bush-era tax cuts Security and Medicaid. Security benefits. — including those for wealthier “After the election I offered to review a counteroffer. The proposal from House earners targeted by Obama — in speed this up by putting revenue Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, place for now. on the table and unfortunately By ANDREW TAYLOR and other Republicans comes in Boehner said the GOP proposal the White House responded with projects Associated Press response to Obama’s offer last is a “credible plan” for Obama their la-la land offer that couldn’t week to hike taxes by $1.6 trillion and that he hopes the administra- pass the House, couldn’t pass By TONY BRITT WA S H I N G T O N — H o u s e over the coming decade but large- tion would “respond in a timely the Senate and it was basically [email protected] Republicans on Monday proposed ly exempt Medicare and Social and responsible way.” The offer the president’s budget from last a new 10-year, $2.2 trillion blue- Security from budget cuts. comes after the administration The Columbia County CLIFF continued on 3A print to President Barack Obama The GOP plan also proposes urged Republicans to detail their Economic Development department is experiencing an increase in project activ- ity and according to depart- ment officials, has been Berry: ‘60 Minutes’ allegations don’t apply here involved in seven projects over the past two months. By DEREK GILLIAM Jesse Quillen, Columbia [email protected] County Economic Development Department Health Management Associates, a nationwide executive director, will dis- chain that operates Shands Lake Shore Regional cuss the activity during the Medical Center and two other hospitals in North department’s board meet- Central Florida, was the subject of a “60 Minutes” ing at 4 p.m. Wednesday report Sunday that claimed the company in some at the Lake Shore Hospital cases pressured doctors to admit patients regard- Authority conference room, less of medical need. 259 NE Franklin St., Suite HMA operates 70 hospitals nationwide and 22 102. in Florida, including Shands Lake Shore, Shands Quillen will discuss the Live Oak Regional Medical Center and Shands projects during his monthly Starke Regional Medical Center. One of the hos- department report at the pitals where such activity allegedly occurred was meeting. in Pennsylvania. No mention was made in the COURTESY According to docu- report of HMA facilities in Florida. Shands Lake Shore is one of 70 hospitals owned by Health Management Associates, whcih was ments from the economic accused by ‘60 Minutes’ Sunday of admitting ER patients who did not require hospitalization in HMA continued on 3A some of its facilities. PROJECTS continued on 3A

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Tuesday, December 4, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Florida, FSU BCS busted BCS lineup Today BCS National Championship n Fort White High girls Except for top two, No. 2 Alabama in Miami on Wisconsin will be the first At Miami basketball vs. Bradford Jan. 7 for the national title. five-loss team to play in the Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Alabama (12-1) High, 6 p.m. series produces No complaints. Rose Bowl when it faces No. 8 Fiesta Bowl n Fort White High lackluster games. That Fiesta Bowl with No. 5 Stanford in Pasadena, Calif. At Glendale, Ariz. soccer vs. P.K. Yonge Oregon against No. 7 Kansas Then there’s the Orange Kansas State (11-1) vs. Oregon (11-1) School, 7 p.m. (boys-5) Associated Press State looks good, too. Bowl in Miami, where Sugar Bowl n Columbia High boys After that, well, you can see No. 13 Florida State will face At New Orleans basketball vs. Lee High, NEW YORK — The Bowl why so many fans are so eager No. 16 Northern Illinois, the Florida (11-1) vs. Louisville (10-2) 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) Championship Series gave to get rid of the BCS. Mid-American Conference Rose Bowl n Fort White High boys college football a national No. 4 Florida goes to the champion that took advantage At Pasadena, Calif. basketball at Williston championship matchup low Sugar Bowl in New Orleans of the lackluster Big Ten and Stanford (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (8-5) High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) on controversy and loaded to face No. 22 Louisville, a Big Big East champions to slip Orange Bowl Wednesday with star power. East team that was unranked into the BCS with a 12-1 At Miami n Columbia High boys No. 1 Notre Dame against as recently as last week. record. Northern Illinois (12-1) vs. Florida State (11-2) soccer vs. Chiles High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) Thursday n Columbia High girls weightlifting vs. Baker County High, 4 p.m. Lady Indians soccer beats CHS n Fort White High girls basketball at Suwannee High, 6 p.m. Columbia’s boys n Fort White High soccer at Keystone win 2-1 over St. Heights High, 7 p.m. Francis Catholic. (girls-5) n Fort White High boys By TIM KIRBY basketball vs. Santa Fe [email protected] High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) Friday Fort White High’s girls n Columbia High soccer team beat Columbia wrestling at Capital City High, 1-0, in a match at the Classic at Lincoln High, CYSA fields on Monday. 3 p.m. The Lady Indians got n Columbia High girls a second-half goal from soccer at Timberwolves Ashley Beckman, off an Classic in Tallahassee, assist from Carolee “Scrap” TBA Morrow. Jessica Widlan n Fort White High boys was in goal for the shutout. basketball vs. Bradford “I couldn’t have been High, 6:30 p.m. (JV-5) happier with the way we n Columbia High girls played,” Fort White head basketball at Lee High, coach Perry Sauls said. 7 p.m. (JV-5:30) “We had our regular three n Columbia High boys defenders and two stop- basketball at Stanton pers and center mid Lyncé Prep, 7 p.m. (JV-5:30) Stalnaker played defense, n Columbia High boys too. With our young team soccer at Mosley High, we have to play kick and 7 p.m. (JV-5) CST run and that’s what we Saturday did. We defended well and n Columbia High scored a goal.” wrestling at Capital City The loss by Columbia fol- Classic at Lincoln High, lowed a 2-0 win at Hamilton 10 a.m. County High on Friday. n Columbia High girls Natalia Pardo and Ashley soccer at Timberwolves Jones scored the goals. Classic in Tallahassee, The Lady Tigers lost 3-0 TBD at Chiles High on Tuesday. n Columbia High boys Columbia (4-6-0, 1-5-0) basketball vs. Palatka plays in the Timberwolves High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) Classic in Tallahassee on Friday and Saturday. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White (4-7-3, 1-6-3) BRIEFS hosts P.K. Yonge School in a doubleheader today at RUNNING 5 p.m. (boys) and 7 p.m. Chomp Cancer (girls). ABOVE: Columbia High’s Alex Rhea (1) attempts to Foundation 5K Lady Tigers basketball head the ball against Mosley High’s Banton Price (12) Chomp Cancer Columbia’s girls basket- Foundation has its ball team got back on track during Wednesday’s game. second Chomp Cancer with a 36-22 victory over 5K Run/Walk planned Suwannee High at home on for 8 a.m. Dec. 15 in Monday. Fort White. UF Shands After a sluggish start Cancer Center is the for both teams — the first RIGHT: Columbia High’s beneficiary. There will be points came at 3:24 of the Daniel Devers (top) works music, post-race snacks, opening quarter — the Lady to turn a West Port High an awards ceremony and Tigers were up 5-0 at the wrestler during the Tiger a silent auction/raffle. end of the period. Columbia Invitational on Saturday. Sponsorships at several led 16-10 at the half and levels are available. The steadily pulled away after race will be chip timed intermission. by Half Mile Timing. “Everybody played and For details, call they played as a team,” COURTESY PHOTO Lauren Valentine at CHS head coach David (321) 501-9526. Tompkins said. “That is Columbia (3-4, 0-1) trav- Waters had an assist. and Andrew Momeka, four West Port. what I am most proud of.” els to Lee High for a 7 p.m. Columbia (7-2-1, from Javontaé Foster and The Tigers had three ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL Columbia’s balanced game Friday. 1-2-1) hosts Chiles High in two from Kevin Louder. weight class winners: Cole attack featured eight play- a district match at 7 p.m. Columbia (1-1) opens dis- Schreiber, 4-0 at 113 pounds; Registration for ers who scored, led by Columbia soccer Wednesday. trict play at 7:30 p.m. today Kaleb Warner, 5-0 at 126 7 on 7 league Sierra Vanderpool and when Lee High comes to pounds; Daniel Devers, 4-0 Marnae Gaskins with eight Columbia’s boys soccer Columbia basketball Lake City. at 170 pounds. Lake City Recreation points apiece. Vanderpool team had its hands full with Crishtian Little and Department is taking had a pair of 3-pointers. visiting St. Francis Catholic Morris Marshall poured Columbia wrestling Marcus Zeigler went 3-2 registration for its Adult Justice Campbell and High. The Tigers pulled out in 40 points to lead and placed fourth at 138 7 on 7 Flag Football Akira Richburg each had a 2-1 victory to go with a 1-1 Columbia to a 68-64 win Columbia High’s wres- pounds and 285 pounds, League. Entry fee of a trey and five points. tie at home against Lincoln at Union County High on tling team hosted its sec- respectively. $600 includes trophies, Arnereanna Br yant, High on Friday. Saturday. ond Tiger Invitational of the Also wrestling for CHS officials and Bernisha Clark, Stephanie Alex Rhea scored the Marshall’s standout per- season on Saturday. were: Cole Horton, 2-2 at scorekeeper/clock Silva, Adrienna Young and winning goal against formance included five Twelve teams made 106 pounds; Kody Waldron, operator for a minimum Jazmin Robinson each St. Francis with a header off 3-pointers, 12 rebounds, six the tournament, which 2-2 at 132 pounds; Dustin of 10 games. Roster chipped in a basket. a set play. Dylan Sessions blocks and five assists. was won by Brunswick Regar, 1-2 at 145 pounds; forms can be picked up Khadijah Watson canned had the assist. “I have told Morris we (Ga.) High with 87 points. Austin Chapman, 0-3 at 152 at Teen Town Center. four 3-pointers for 12 points Sessions scored in the have got to have that player Orange Park High (84 pounds. Deadline for fee and to to lead Suwannee (2-5). first half with an assist by to step up and take control points), Gainesville High Columbia junior varsity return rosters is Dec. 14. Shakinna Jones scored Tristen O’Steen. of the game,” coach Horace (62 points), Gaither High wrestlers were: Josh Wine, A coaches meeting and three points, with two each “We got wonderful mid- Jefferson said. “Over the (57 points) and Columbia 3-0 at 113 pounds; Steven rules clinic is 6:30 p.m. from Daycia Bandy, Kyra field play from Alex Rhea, years, he has progressed (50 points) rounded out the McCarty, 2-1 at 132 pounds; Thursday at Teen Town. McClendon and Mandy Tucker Stanton and Rogelio into that player and he top five. Robert Martin, 0-2 at 138 For details, call Glass, and a free throw Sosa,” coach Trevor Tyler was aggressive the other Other participating high pounds. Hayward Christie at from Kenyona Williams. said. “Their keeper must night.” schools were Yulee, FSU, Columbia wrestles in the 754-3607. Columbia’s junior var- have had 25 saves.” Tré Simmons chipped Middleburg, Vanguard, Capital City Classic at 3 p.m. sity improved to 5-0 with a Against Lincoln, Sessions in eight points with five Clear water Central Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday n From staff reports 34-19 win. scored the goal and Dakota apiece from Dillan Hall Catholic, St. Augustine and at Lincoln High. 2AWEATHER

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Celebrity Birthdays Saturday: Monday: Monday: n Game show host Wink n Actor-producer Max Baer 2-5-33-45-48-50 Afternoon: 9-0-7 Afternoon: 1-9-9-4 Sunday: Martindale is 79. Jr. is 75. x3 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 3-10-17-26-32 n Pop singer Freddy Cannon n Rock singer Southside is 76. Johnny Lyon is 64. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Daily Scripture

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victim, but told investiga- wrongful death lawsuit Man shocked tors he was thinking about against the construction after car crash killing him for weeks. company and several con- tractors. CRESTVIEW — A man In the lawsuit filed was shocked by downed 4 workers injured Monday, Migdalia Lopez power lines after crashing said her 53-year-old hus- his car into a utility pole in Orlando band Samuel Perez was and trying to walk away. ORLANDO — Four driving a cement truck The Florida Highway workers were injured in a when part of the five-story Patrol reported 19-year-old construction site accident garage collapsed in early William Edgar McDonald in Orlando. October, trapping him of Crestview was speed- The workers got hurt inside the truck’s cab for ing early Sunday morning as a concrete floor was 17 hours. Rescuers had to when his car spun out of being lowered by a crane amputate his leg to remove control. The car hit a road Monday at the site of an him. He later died at the sign, went into a ditch and apartment building under hospital. Three other hit the power pole. construction. Two of the workers also were killed in Northwest Florida Daily workers were initially the collapse. News reported a witness trapped but were able to The family of Robert told authorities McDonald free themselves. Budhoo, the last victim revved his engine after hit- Four workers were hos- pulled from the rubble, ting the pole. He then got pitalized. also has filed a lawsuit. out of the car and started Lt. Paula Thompson of walking up a hill when the Seminole County Fire the witness said he tried Department said two work- Commissioner to warn McDonald of the ers were in serious condi- sues over probe downed power lines. tion and the other two FHP said McDonald was were in stable condition. MIAMI — A Miami city taken to a hospital in criti- commissioner is suing the cal condition. mayor and the county’s top School bus wreck prosecutor, claiming an Man confesses injures students unsuccessful corruption case against her was a con- to killing ZOLFO SPRINGS spiracy based on a political — Authorities in Hardee vendetta. DEERFIELD BEACH County said students on a — A man confessed to The federal lawsuit school bus that overturned seeking unspecified dam- fatally stabbing another received only minor inju- man and told investiga- ages was filed Monday by ries. Commissioner Michelle tors he wanted to go to jail Eight students were on — or he would kill again, Spence-Jones against the bus at the time of the Mayor Tomas Regalado, Broward County authori- crash Monday morning. ties said. State Attorney Katherine Hardee County Fire Fernandez Rundle and two A sheriff’s office state- Chief Robert Clayton ment said 23-year-old John others. said a gas tanker crashed Spence-Jones was Stabile told detectives he into the back of the bus, wanted to go to jail for the charged with bribery and causing it to flip over. grand theft and removed rest of his life because “if Only minor injuries were not, he said he would kill from office in 2010 by reported, and several of then-Gov. Charlie Crist. again.” Stabile is charged the students were picked with first-degree murder But a jury acquitted up by another school bus. her of bribery and the and is being held without Clayton said they were bond. grand theft charges were “very lucky the fuel truck dropped, and Spence-Jones Authorities said Stabile wasn’t breached.” called police after stabbing returned to the city com- the unidentified man with mission. a butcher knife Saturday Lawsuit filed in The lawsuit accuses morning in Deerfield Regalado and Rundle of Beach. Stabile told detec- garage collapse working together on a tives he waited for the man MIAMI — The family of fabricated and malicious to die before reporting the a construction worker who corruption case intended crime. was killed when a parking to drive Spence-Jones from Stabile denied having garage collapsed at Miami office. had any problems with the Dade College has filed a n Associated Press 2BAGATE

2b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2012 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Harris USA Today Computer BCS Thursday, Dec. 6 9:30 p.m. Rk Pts Pct Rk Pts Pct Rk Pct Avg Pv TELEVISION Denver at Oakland, 8:20 p.m. No. 12 Missouri vs. Southeast Missouri 1. N’ Dame 1 2866 .9969 1 1470 .9966 1 1.0000 .9978 1 Sunday, Dec. 9 State, 8 p.m. 2. Alabama 2 2765 .9617 2 1417 .9607 3 .9100 .9441 2 TV sports Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. No. 13 Illinois vs. Western Carolina, 3. Florida 4 2480 .8626 4 1287 .8723 2 .9600 .8984 4 Baltimore at Washington, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. 4. Oregon 3 2548 .8863 3 1313 .8902 6 .8100 .8621 5 Today Kansas City at Cleveland, 1 p.m. No. 14 Minnesota vs. South Dakota 5. Kansas St. 6 2332 .8111 6 1190 .8068 4 .8500 .8226 6 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. State, 8 p.m. 6. Stanford 7 2142 .7450 8 1047 .7098 4 .8500 .7683 8 7 p.m. Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. No. 15 Georgetown vs. Texas at 7. Georgia 5 2388 .8306 5 1216 .8244 11 .6200 .7583 3 ESPN — Jimmy V Classic, Texas vs. N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Madison Square Garden, 7 p.m. 8. LSU 8 2128 .7402 7 1111 .7532 7 .7600 .7511 7 Georgetown, at New York Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. No. 21 UNLV at Portland, 11 p.m. 9. Tex A&M 9 1991 .6925 9 1039 .7044 10 .6300 .6756 9 ESPN2 — Oklahoma at Arkansas Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. No. 25 N.C. State vs. UConn at 10. S.C’olina 10 1838 .6393 10 947 .6420 9 .7000 .6604 10 NBCSN — Richmond at Old St. Louis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Madison Square Garden, 9 p.m. 11. Okla. 11 1745 .6070 11 905 .6136 8 .7300 .6502 11 Dominion Dallas at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Wednesday’s Games 12. FSU 12 1655 .5757 12 853 .5783 16 .3600 .5047 13 9 p.m. Miami at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. No. 6 Florida at Florida State, 13. Ore. St. 14 1280 .4452 14 663 .4495 12 .5200 .4716 15 ESPN — Jimmy V Classic, NC State vs. Arizona at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. 7 p.m. 14. Clemson 13 1485 .5165 13 769 .5214 15 .3700 .4693 14 UConn, at New York New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. No. 10 Gonzaga at Washington State, 15. N.Illinois 16 998 .3471 16 495 .3356 19 .3000 .3276 21 ESPN2 — Northwestern at Baylor Detroit at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. 11 p.m. 16. Nebr. 18 710 .2470 21 328 .2224 13 .5100 .3264 12 NBCSN — Siena at St. Bonaventure Monday, Dec. 10 No. 18 New Mexico vs. Southern 17. UCLA 17 791 .2751 19 408 .2766 17 .3100 .2872 16 SOCCER Houston at New England, 8:30 p.m. Cal, 10 p.m. 18. Michigan 22 525 .1826 22 278 .1885 14 .3900 .2537 19 2:30 p.m. No. 19 Michigan State vs. Arkansas- 19. Boise St. 15 1058 .3680 15 569 .3858 31 .0000 .2513 20 FSN — UEFA Champions League, College games Pine Bluff, 8 p.m. 20. N’estern 20 682 .2372 17 444 .3010 21 .1600 .2327 22 Olympiacos vs. Arsenal, at Piraeus, No. 23 Oklahoma State vs. South 21. L’uisville 19 705 .2452 18 409 .2773 29 .0200 .1808 NR Greece Saturday Florida, 9 p.m. 22. Utah St. 21 660 .2296 20 334 .2264 23 .0800 .1787 24 8 p.m. Jackson St. (7-4) vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff Thursday’s Games 23. Texas 24 230 .0800 25 97 .0658 17 .3100 .1519 18 FSN — UEFA Champions League, (9-2), SWAC championship at Birmingham, No. 4 Syracuse vs. Long Beach State, 24. S.Jose St. 26 199 .0692 24 110 .0746 20 .2600 .1346 25 Manchester City at Dortmund (same- Ala., 1 p.m. 8 p.m. 25. Kent St. 23 330 .1148 26 84 .0569 25 .0600 .0772 17 day tape) Army (2-9) vs. Navy (7-4) at No. 11 Cincinnati vs. Arkansas-Little Philadelphia, 3 p.m. Rock, 7 p.m. AH RB CM KM JS PW Explanation key No. 16 Creighton at Nebraska, 8 p.m. 1. Notre Dame 1 1 1 1 1 1 FOOTBALL No. 17 San Diego State vs. UC Santa 2. Alabama 4 2 4 3 3 3 BASKETBALL Barbara, 10 p.m. 3. Florida 2 6 2 2 2 2 The BCS Average is calculated by averag- NFL standings 4. Oregon 6 4 6 6 5 6 ing the percent totals of the Harris Interactive, 5. Kansas St. 3 3 5 8 4 7 NBA schedule USA Today/ESPN Top 25 USA Today Coaches and Computer polls. AMERICAN CONFERENCE 6. Stanford 5 5 3 5 6 4 7. Georgia 10 10 11 11 9 11 Team percentages are derived by dividing a East Today’s Games The top 25 teams in the USA Today- 8. LSU 8 8 9 4 7 5 W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. ESPN men’s college basketball poll, with team’s actual voting points by a maximum 9. Texas A&M 11 11 10 9 11 9 y-New England 9 3 0 .750 430 260 Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. first-place votes in parentheses, records 2875 possible points in the Harris Interactive 10. South Carolina 9 9 8 10 8 8 N.Y. Jets 5 7 0 .417 228 296 Oklahoma City at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. through Dec. 2, points and last week’s 11. Oklahoma 7 7 7 7 10 10 Poll and 1475 possible points in the USA Buffalo 5 7 0 .417 277 337 Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. ranking: 12. Florida St. 17 14 15 24 21 15 Today Coaches Poll. Miami 5 7 0 .417 227 249 L.A. Lakers at Houston, 8 p.m. Record Pts Pvs 13. Oregon St. 13 15 13 13 12 13 Six computer rankings are used to deter- South Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. 1. Indiana (25) 8-0 768 1 14. Clemson 15 13 14 20 - 18 W L T Pct PF PA Wednesday’s Games 2. Duke (6) 8-0 749 2 mine the overall computer component. The 15. N. Illinois 21 12 16 25 - 12 x-Houston 11 1 0 .917 351 221 New York at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 3. Michigan 7-0 701 3 highest and lowest ranking for each team is 16. Nebraska 12 20 12 12 15 14 Indianapolis 8 4 0 .667 265 306 Portland at Indiana, 7 p.m. 4. Syracuse 5-0 660 5 17. UCLA 18 24 18 15 16 21 dropped, and the remaining four are added Tennessee 4 8 0 .333 248 359 Minnesota at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 5. Florida 6-0 629 7 18. Michigan 16 22 19 14 14 16 and divided to produce a Computer Rankings Jacksonville 2 10 0 .167 206 342 Golden State at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 6. Louisville 6-1 612 6 19. Boise St. - 19 - - - - North L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 7. Ohio State 5-1 598 4 Percentage. 20. Northwestern 19 25 21 22 - 20 W L T Pct PF PA Denver at Atlanta, 8 p.m. 8. Arizona 5-0 564 9 The six computer ranking providers are 21. Louisville 24 - 23 - - - Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 303 242 Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 9. Kansas 6-1 534 10 Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley 22. Utah St. - 17 25 - - 19 Pittsburgh 7 5 0 .583 254 230 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 10. Gonzaga 8-0 522 12 23. Texas 14 21 22 16 13 24 Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Cincinnati 7 5 0 .583 302 260 Orlando at Utah, 9 p.m. 11. Missouri 6-1 427 15 24. San Jose St. 20 18 17 - 23 17 Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts Cleveland 4 8 0 .333 229 265 Toronto at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 12. Cincinnati 7-0 415 16 25. Kent St. - 16 20 - - - West Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 13. Creighton 7-1 299 11 for schedule strength in its formula. W L T Pct PF PA 14. Illinois 8-0 283 22 y-Denver 9 3 0 .750 349 244 AP Top 25 15. San Diego State 5-1 270 21 San Diego 4 8 0 .333 258 257 16. North Carolina 6-2 248 13 Oakland 3 9 0 .250 235 376 17. Michigan State 6-2 222 14 COLLEGE POLLS Kansas City 2 10 0 .167 188 322 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ college basketball poll, with first- 18. UNLV 5-1 210 20 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 19. Kentucky 4-3 196 8 place votes in parentheses, records Dec. 1, total points and previous ranking: East 20. New Mexico 8-0 182 23 Harris Top 25 USA Today Top 25 through Dec. 2, total points and last Record Pts Pv W L T Pct PF PA 21. Minnesota 8-1 149 — week’s ranking: 1. Notre Dame (60) 12-0 1,500 1 N.Y. Giants 7 4 0 .636 305 226 22. Oklahoma State 5-1 122 17 The Top 25 teams in the Harris The USA Today Top 25 football Dallas 6 6 0 .500 280 295 Record Pts Prv 2. Alabama 12-1 1,424 2 23. Georgetown 5-1 121 25 Interactive College Football Poll, with coaches poll, with first-place votes in Washington 5 6 0 .455 295 285 1. Indiana (45) 8-0 1,605 1 3. Ohio St. 12-0 1,302 4 2. Duke (20) 8-0 1,577 2 24. N.C. State 4-2 115 18 first-place votes in parentheses, records parentheses, records through Dec. 1, total Philadelphia 3 9 0 .250 217 320 4. Florida 11-1 1,279 5 3. Michigan 7-0 1,467 3 25. Notre Dame 7-1 92 — through Dec. 1, total points based on 25 points and previous ranking: South 5. Oregon 11-1 1,250 6 4. Syracuse 5-0 1,384 6 Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 89, points for a first-place vote through one Record Pts Pvs W L T Pct PF PA 6. Georgia 11-2 1,213 3 5. Louisville 6-1 1,332 5 Wichita State 47, Colorado 41, Oregon point for a 25th-place vote and previous 1. Notre Dame (56) 12-0 1,470 1 y-Atlanta 11 1 0 .917 317 229 7. Kansas St. 11-1 1,129 7 6. Florida 6-0 1,324 7 40, UConn 38, Virginia Tech 38, Alabama ranking: 2. Alabama (3) 12-1 1,417 2 Tampa Bay 6 6 0 .500 333 285 8. Stanford 11-2 1,094 8 7. Ohio St. 5-1 1,254 4 27, Baylor 18, Wyoming 9, Kansas State Record Pts Pvs 3. Oregon 11-1 1,313 4 New Orleans 5 7 0 .417 321 327 9. LSU 10-2 1,051 9 8. Arizona 5-0 1,190 9 8, Murray State 7, Butler 6, Miami 5, 1. Notre Dame (106) 12-0 2866 1 4. Florida 11-1 1,287 5 Carolina 3 9 0 .250 235 292 10. Texas A&M 10-2 1,025 10 9. Kansas 6-1 1,079 10 Mississippi 5, Colorado State 3, Memphis 2. Alabama (9) 12-1 2765 2 5. Georgia 11-2 1,216 3 North 11. South Carolina 10-2 907 11 10. Gonzaga 8-0 1,054 12 3, Boise State 2, VCU 1. 3. Oregon 11-1 2548 4 6. Kansas State 11-1 1,190 7 W L T Pct PF PA 12. Oklahoma 10-2 851 12 11. Cincinnati 7-0 919 17 4. Florida 11-1 2480 5 7. LSU 10-2 1,111 6 Green Bay 8 4 0 .667 296 259 13. Florida St. 11-2 789 13 12. Missouri 6-1 866 16 5. Georgia 11-2 2388 3 8. Stanford 11-2 1,047 9 Chicago 8 4 0 .667 294 198 Mercer 61, Florida St. 56 14. Clemson 10-2 691 15 13. Illinois 8-0 654 22 6. Kansas State 11-1 2332 6 9. Texas A&M 10-2 1,039 8 Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 262 272 15. Oregon St. 9-3 638 16 14. Minnesota 8-1 584 21 7. Stanford 11-2 2142 18 10. South Carolina 10-2 947 10 Detroit 4 8 0 .333 300 315 At Tallahassee 16. N. Illinois 12-1 534 19 15. Georgetown 5-1 545 20 8. LSU 10-2 2128 7 11. Oklahoma 10-2 905 11 West MERCER (4-4) 17. UCLA 9-4 440 17 16. Creighton 7-1 469 11 9. Texas A&M 10-2 1991 9 12. Florida State 11-2 853 12 W L T Pct PF PA Thomas 3-6 0-0 7, Gollon 4-6 0-0 9, 18. Utah St. 10-2 379 20 17. San Diego St. 5-1 410 23 13. Clemson 10-2 769 14 San Francisco 8 3 1 .708 289 171 Coursey 2-6 2-3 6, T. Smith 2-9 7-8 13, 10. South Carolina 10-2 1838 10 18. New Mexico 8-0 402 25 14. Oregon State 9-3 663 17 19. Michigan 8-4 306 21 Seattle 7 5 0 .583 242 202 Hall 3-8 4-4 10, Poston 1-1 0-0 3, Canevari 11. Oklahoma 10-2 1745 11 19. Michigan St. 6-2 347 13 15. Boise State 10-2 569 15 20. Boise St. 10-2 276 25 St. Louis 5 6 1 .458 221 267 0-0 0-0 0, Hallice 0-2 0-0 0, Moten 0-1 0-0 12. Florida State 11-2 1665 13 20. North Carolina 6-2 321 14 16. Northern Illinois 12-1 495 18 21. Northwestern 9-3 266 22 Arizona 4 8 0 .333 186 234 0, C. Smith 0-3 0-0 0, L. Brown 0-0 0-0 13. Clemson 10-2 1485 14 21. UNLV 5-1 285 24 17. Northwestern 9-3 444 20 22. Louisville 10-2 248 NR x-clinched playoff spot 0, Bryan 1-3 1-2 4, M. Brown 2-3 5-6 9. 14. Oregon State 9-3 1280 15 22. Notre Dame 7-1 278 — 18. Louisville 10-2 409 23 23. Nebraska 10-3 227 14 y-clinched division Totals 18-48 19-23 61. 15. Boise State 10-2 1058 17 23. Oklahoma St. 5-1 263 15 19. UCLA 9-4 408 16 24. San Jose St. 10-2 157 NR Thursday’s Game FLORIDA ST. (4-3) 16. Northern Illinois 12-1 998 19 24. Wichita St. 8-0 245 — 20. Utah State 10-2 334 22 25. Kent St. 11-2 117 18 Atlanta 23, New Orleans 13 White 4-7 4-6 14, Turpin 3-6 0-2 17. UCLA 9-4 791 16 25. NC State 4-2 234 18 21. Nebraska 10-3 328 13 Others receiving votes: Penn St. 83, Sunday’s Games 6, Brandon 0-5 1-2 1, Snaer 2-6 3-4 7, 18. Nebraska 10-3 710 13 Others receiving votes: Kentucky 186, 22. Michigan 8-4 278 24 Vanderbilt 67, Wisconsin 62, Texas 51, Seattle 23, Chicago 17, OT Whisnant II 2-4 0-0 5, Bookert 2-3 0-0 6, 19. Louisville 10-2 705 24 Virginia Tech 170, Pittsburgh 164, Oregon 23. Wisconsin 8-5 115 NR San Diego St. 22, Fresno St. 20, Baylor 15, Green Bay 23, Minnesota 14 Shannon 1-7 5-7 7, Bojanovsky 1-1 1-2 3, 20. Northwestern 9-3 682 21 155, Alabama 96, UConn 92, Baylor 49, 24. San Jose State 10-2 110 NR Cincinnati 15, Oklahoma St. 15, TCU 14, St. Louis 16, San Francisco 13, OT Thomas 0-3 0-0 0, Miller 1-4 2-3 5, Ojo 21. Utah State 10-2 660 22 Colorado 44, Boise St. 22, Butler 18, 25. Texas 8-4 97 21 Arkansas St. 13, Southern Cal 11, Tulsa Kansas City 27, Carolina 21 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 17-48 16-26 56. 22. Michigan 8-4 525 23 Maryland 9, Temple 9, Miami 7, Colorado Others receiving votes: Kent State 9, Rutgers 6, Ball St. 2, North Carolina 1, Houston 24, Tennessee 10 Halftime—Tied 27-27. 3-Point 23. Kent State 11-2 330 18 St. 5, Wyoming 5, Murray St. 4, LSU 1, 84; Vanderbilt 75; Cincinnati 46; Tulsa 32; West Virginia 1. N.Y. Jets 7, Arizona 6 Goals—Mercer 6-16 (T. Smith 2-4, Gollon 24. Texas 8-4 230 20 Marquette 1. Fresno State 31; Rutgers 29; San Diego Indianapolis 35, Detroit 33 1-1, Poston 1-1, Bryan 1-2, Thomas 25. Wisconsin 8-5 217 NR State 23; Arkansas State 20; Mississippi Buffalo 34, Jacksonville 18 1-3, C. Smith 0-2, Hall 0-3), Florida St. Others receiving votes: San Jose St. Florida bowl teams State 9; Arizona State 8; Louisiana Tech 2; New England 23, Miami 16 6-17 (Bookert 2-3, White 2-3, Whisnant 199; Rutgers 93; Vanderbilt 76; Tulsa 71; AP Top 25 schedule Southern California 2. Denver 31, Tampa Bay 23 II 1-2, Miller 1-4, Brandon 0-1, Thomas Oklahoma State 58; Baylor 55; Fresno Sugar Bowl Cleveland 20, Oakland 17 Today’s Games 0-2, Snaer 0-2). Fouled Out—Hallice, State 52; San Diego State 38; Cincinnati Florida (11-1) vs. Louisville (10-2) Cincinnati 20, San Diego 13 No. 3 Michigan vs. Western Michigan, Thomas, White. 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CLIFF: GOP proposal includes more revenue CDC: Flu season starts Continued From Page 1A early, could be bad one

February,” Boehner told such a one-two punch could earlier cuts enacted during responded in closed-door Associated Press said Dr. Thomas Frieden, reporters. send the fragile economy last year’s showdown over meetings with laughter and director of the Centers The Boehner proposal back into recession. lifting the government’s disbelief. NEW YORK — Flu sea- for Disease Control and revives a host of ideas from GOP aides said the plan borrowing cap and also The GOP plan is cer- son in the U.S. is off to its Prevention. failed talks with Obama in was based on a plan floated factors in war savings and tain to whip up opposition earliest start in nearly a The good news is that the summer of 2011. Then, by Erskine Bowles in tes- lower interest payments on from Democrats opposed decade — and it could be the nation seems fairly Obama was willing to dis- timony to the special defi- the $16.4 trillion national to any action now on Social a bad one. well prepared, Frieden cuss politically controver- cit “supercommittee” last debt. Security, whose defenders Health officials on said. More than a third of sial ideas like raising the year — in effect a milder Last week, the White say should not be part of Monday said suspected flu Americans have been vac- eligibility age for Medicare, version of the highly con- House delivered to Capitol any fiscal cliff deal. And cases have jumped in five cinated, and the vaccine implementing a new infla- troversial 2010 Bowles Hill its opening proposal: Democrats also are deep- Southern states, and the formulated for this year tion adjustment for Social proposal that caused both $1.6 trillion in higher taxes ly skeptical of raising the primary strain circulat- is well-matched to the Security cost-of-living GOP and Democratic lead- over a decade, a possible Medicare age. ing tends to make people strains of the virus seen adjustments and requiring ers in Congress to recoil. extension of the temporary Both ideas were part sicker than other types. It so far, CDC officials said. wealthier Medicare recipi- By GOP math, the plan Social Security payroll tax of negotiations between is particularly hard on the Higher-than-nor mal ents to pay more for their would produce $2.2 trillion cut and heightened presi- Boehner and Obama in the elderly. reports of flu have come in benefits. in saving over the com- dential power to raise the summer of last year. “It looks like it’s shaping from Alabama, Louisiana, On Monday, Obama ing decade: $800 billion national debt limit. In a letter to the presi- up to be a bad flu season, Mississippi, Tennessee did not respond to ques- in higher taxes; $600 bil- In exchange, the presi- dent, Boehner and six other but only time will tell,” and Texas. tions from reporters on his lion in savings from costly dent would back $600 House Republicans insisted reaction to the Republican health care programs like billion in spending cuts, that the November election counteroffer or whether he Medicare; $300 billion from including $350 billion from that returned Obama to the had seen the proposal. other proposals like forc- Medicare and other health White House and the GOP HELIPAD: Quicker service The clock is ticking clos- ing federal workers to con- programs. But he also to majority control in the Continued From Page 1A er to the end-of-year dead- tribute more toward their wants $200 billion in new House requires both par- line to avert the fiscal cliff, pensions; and $300 billion spending for jobless ben- ties to come together “on a Area residents will “token of appreciation” of which is a combination of in additional savings from efits, public works projects fair middle ground.” receive better service with $50 for part-time employ- the expiration of Bush-era the Pentagon budget and and aid for struggling hom- “With the fiscal cliff near- two helicopters located ees and a $100 for full-time tax cuts and automatic, domestic programs funded eowners. His proposal for ing, our priority remains at the city’s airport, Witt employees. The cost will across-the-board spending by Congress each year. raising the ceiling on gov- finding a reasonable solu- said. be around $24,000. City cuts that are the result of Under the administra- ernment borrowing would tion that can pass both “We’re got medical staff Manager Wendell Johnson prior failures of Congress tion’s math, GOP aides said, make it virtually impossible the House and Senate, hired, and we’re ready to said the city should rec- and Obama to make a bud- the plan represents $4.6 for Congress to block him and be signed into law in go Jan. 3,” Witt said. ognize the work that city get deal. trillion in 10-year savings. going forward. the next couple of weeks,” He said the medical employees do. Many economists say That estimate accounts for Republicans said they Republicans wrote. staff, along with pilots and •The Lake City Fire engineers, have been iden- Department eliminated tified, but that the company three battalion chief posi- hasn’t given permission to tions, and reclassified the PROJECTS: Hundreds of jobs could result be named yet. position to firefighter. The Burrell said Med-Trans move will save the city Continued From Page 1A plans on being ready Jan. about $65,000 a year. There development department, since order to share the information with n Project Century, food manufac- 3, and will be able to start are currently two battalion October the EDD has participated in others about the activity the eco- turing; potentially creating 50 jobs; work sometime in the mid- chief positions filled by the seven projects that collectively rep- nomic development department has n Project Bark, a wood pellet facil- dle of December. city, but one of the battal- resent close to half a billion dollars experienced. ity, potentially creating 80 jobs; and “We’re going to be mov- ion chiefs is a candidate to of investment and more than 1,000 “Hopefully we are competing for a n Project MegaSite, Original ing quick,” he said. “A lot for assistant fire chief and potential jobs. good number of those seven projects, Equipment Manufacturing, no details of work to be done.” the other will be retiring, “It’s really for education purposes not all of them, but out of the ones we on potential job creations. In other business: Interim Fire Chief Frank to tell them (board members) what’s are competing on, if we could do one In addition, David Ramsey, •The city approved a Armijo said. coming our way,” Quillen said. “With or two of those projects, that would Gainesville Council for Economic these opportunities, some we’ve been be wonderful,” he said. “We’re get- Outreach vice president, is scheduled Denied Social Security Disability? able to compete on and some we’ve ting some good looks.” to be a guest speaker at the meeting. have not. I’m trying to help my board The seven projects were listed Quillen said Ramsey is entrepre- We can help. and folks understand over time what under code names, as allowed under neurship and innovation is a big it really takes to be competitive. Florida law. The projects include: focus of the Gainesville Chamber of No Runaround -- No Hassle “Some of those projects require n Project Redwood, a distribution Commerce. buildings that we may not have and center, potentially creating 500 jobs; “The underlying theme there and GBIS Disability, Inc. Free Consultation some of them may require locations n Site Selection, a call center sur- the reason for having Ramsey here is that are out of our control. There vey; build the relationship with Gainesville are all kinds of criteria that different n Project Reach, a call center, so that we understand fully what 1-800-782-0059 projects demand, that won’t allow us potentially creating 150 jobs; they’re doing and trying to figure 20 years of Social Security Disability Experience to compete.” n Project Spark, a manufacturing out ways that we can take advantage Quillen said he added the infor- company, potentially creating 400 of activity that they have down there,” www.GBISOnline.com mation to his monthly report in jobs; Quillen said.

FIRE: 15 blazes reported in area in November Shopping for Continued From Page 1A a mortgage? mitigation specialist and “Although the forecasts area don’t realize there is “Under dry, windy con- public information officer sound comforting, we can a rainfall deficit, because ditions dried grasses will at the Suwannee Forestry not ignore the possibility of there are still people trying ignite easily and fire will Center, said the local wild- serious fire risk,” Wisner to recover from Tropical spread quickly,” he said. fire activity reported during said. “We have not had sig- Storm Debby flooding and “The area through all of November is within normal nificant rainfall in over the they are probably very North Florida is drying limits. past two months. relieved there is no rain out and when it dries out However, he noted that “We’re already seeing falling on them right now,” that gives us a pretty good John Kasak, Agent We have a great selection. State Farm Agent the area is in the midst of a counties to our west, out he said. “From the perspec- fire risk.” 904 SW SR 247 Branford Hwy As life changes, so do your rainfall deficit. in the Panhandle, drift- tive with what’s happen- Although Florida Forest Lake City, FL 32025 needs. Let State Farm Bank® Bus: 386-752-7521 “We have a rainfall deficit ing back into having an ing with the forest fuels Service officials are grant- NMLS # 382656 help with a mortgage that fits now in our six-county area,” abnormally dry drought — grasses and vegetation ing some controlled burn your life and your budget. Let us he said. “Generally speak- situation,” Wisner contin- which we look at as fuels permits, Wisner suggest- help you make the right move. ing it’s about 2 -3 inches, ued. “We don’t foresee that for fires — we have to look ed residents check with Bank with a Good Neighbor®. but there are a couple of drought, within the next at it as things are getting forestry officials before CALL ME TODAY FOR spots where it may be up to three months or so, is going more dry and when things setting any fires. MORE INFORMATION. four inches.” to be a problem like it was start to get more dry we “It’s a day-to-day call, The National Interagency many months ago when we have a propensity to have especially this time of the Fire Center Office of had exceptional drought wildfires.” year,” he said, describing Predictive Services is fore- throughout our area.” Wisner said recent frosts fire activity. “The weather casting normal tempera- Wisner said the impor- have cured surface fuels, and atmospheric condi- ture and precipitation lev- tance is not the amount of making them more volatile tions really vary widely this els from December - March the deficit, but that there is and noted lower humidity time of the year. Residents with average wildfire poten- a deficit. levels and gusty winds will should check on the weath- Some products and services not available in all areas. tial. “Many people in our increase wildfire potential. er conditions daily.” 1001306 State Farm Bank, F.S.B., Bloomington, IL

HMA: ‘Baseless,’ local official says

While the “60 Minutes” ket chief executive officer Minutes” failed to iden- investigation didn’t allege for Shands Lake Shore, tify a single patient who poor care for patients at declined comment, but had been inappropriately hospitals owned by the Market Director Linda admitted from any of the NOTICE company, the report did Silecchia sent an email company’s emergency suggest that supervisors with the company’s official rooms, including by the Attention Humana Wal-mart and CVS Caremark at some hospitals set quo- response. physicians interviewed.” tas for doctors to meet for In the response, HMA In a Nov. 30 confer- emergancy room inpatient said the company sent ance call anticipating the Medicare Part D patients: services. Inpatient services admissions data that dem- airing of the segment on are typically more expen- onstrated the company’s “60 Minutes,” Eric Waller, sive, and profitable for a hospitals emergency room HMA senior vice presi- hospital compared to outpa- admissions rates “were in dent and chief marketing We accept these plans tient observation. line with national norms officer, said the company’s Jack Berry, executive and consistent over a sev- emergency room admis- director of Lake Shore eral-year period.” sion rate was 13.3 percent. and all other Part D plans. Hospital Authority, which The company said “60 Waller went on to say leases the land where Minutes” relied entirely on that the company’s emer- Shands Lake Shore oper- disgruntled former employ- gency room admission ates, said he watched the ees of the company and rate for Medicare patients Call one of our pharmacies to see report and thinks the alle- former contracted phy- had decreased from 36.4 gations are baseless. sicians, several of whom percent to 34.4 percent. which plan is best for you. “I saw it, heard it and are seeking financial gain “Again these are in line none of it is true about our through active litigation with the national norms.” Baya East Baya West Medical hospital as far as I know,” with Health Management he said in a prepared stste- he said. (Associates).” ment. “No statistical sig- 755-6677 755-2233 755-2277 Rhonda Sherrod, mar- Furthermore, ““60 nificance.” Page Editor: Emogene Graham, 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & COMICS TuEsDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2012 3B

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Troubled woman needs expert advice her friends can’t provide

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Tuesday, December 4, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A OUR OPINION On David Still and the state of our springs

ircumstances surrounding the departure of executive director David Still from the Suwannee River Water Management District last spring remain murkyC at best. First he was quitting, then he changed his mind. At which point he was fired by a sharply divided governing board. To hear Still tell it – as he did last week to the Tampa Bay Times – he was forced out by Gov. Rick Scott, who didn’t want to hear what he had to say about the state of North Central Florida’s rivers, lakes and freshwater springs. Whether that’s true we don’t know. Still also says he opposed the decision Fighting Irish make the grade by the St. Johns River water district to aving spent disadvantageous for the have high graduation grant JEA a permit to draw up to 155 most of my team to bring in those rates because they take undergradu- who will fail in the class- those mythically easy million gallons of water per day from ate years in room. courses like basket weav- the Floridan Aquifer, for the purpose Southeastern “Our admissions staff ing and physical educa- HConference towns, I have looks at SATs and prepa- tion? of cooling turbines at its power plant. Times never been a fan of Notre ration, but there is also Players take the same Still told the that the Department Dame football. But on an element of charac- rigorous courses other of Environmental Protection somehow Jan. 7, I will be rooting Bill Maxwell ter,” he said. “It’s not as students take, and they silenced him at the final hearing, clearing for the Fighting Irish to [email protected] much about smartness. have the same majors, JEA’s path to the 20-year permit. whip their SEC opponent It’s commitment. If a kid Jenkins said. In fact, Not sure about that one, either. in this season’s Bowl Notre Dame’s president. is committed to do the Notre Dame does not Championship Series In my view, all college work, that kid, if he has have PE or recreational- What we do know is this: Florida’s game. presidents should heed the basic ability, can suc- development majors. springs, lakes and streams are drying up I will be rooting for Jenkins’ advice and study ceed.” And it is not a fluke that at an alarming rate, and public confidence Notre Dame because the his observations. He said a president’s Andrew Hendrix, the university is doing what personal involvement is quarterback, is a premed in our water management districts to do He said that on-the-field all schools with football and off-the-field success the key to the dual suc- major. anything about it is eroding even faster. teams should be doing: can be seamless if there cess of winning on and Jenkins said he under- Still’s claims, belated as they are, only caring as much about its is “real commitment off the field: “The role of stands public cynicism add to our concerns. players’ academic success up and down the line.” the president in any area about college sports, as it does about winning When recruiting, college is to just set the tone and especially lucrative foot- Here in Columbia County those con- on the field. coaches must emphasize expectations, and hire ball programs. For too cerns are more than just environmental These priorities consis- this approach with high people who buy into the long, too many schools nostalgia. tently pay off for every- school coaches, school right values and hold have ignored academic Eco-tourism – a fancy name for some- one involved. staffs, parents and play- them accountable for success to win games. He Notre Dame’s football ers. At Notre Dame, once results. But if your rheto- said if colleges disregard thing that’s been around forever, in our program is the first to players are on campus, ric is belied by how you the connection between view – could one day become a staple be ranked No. 1 in the they receive help from a reward people and how academic success and of the local economy. That once was the BCS standings while hav- dedicated support staff you hold them account- winning on the gridiron, ing the nation’s highest able, it will be empty.” they become “a lesser case in nearby White Springs, when even and professors who see graduation rate. This is them as students first. He said the players’ version” of professional U.S. presidents made the trek to bathe in a great accomplishment “If all those parts are graduation rate is tied sports. the supposed healing waters of the geyser when big-time college working — and if you get to the athletic director’s “What makes college that gave the little town its name. football is rightly being good kids — then you compensation package, athletics interesting is accused of lowering or can do it,” Jenkins said. and the athletic direc- that the kids are stu- The practice has long since gone out of ignoring academic stan- Brad Wolverton, the tor has to make sure the dents,” he said. “That’s fashion, but little matter: the spring dried dards for winning sea- Chronicle’s interviewer, coaches understand that why it’s so important up decades ago. sons. asked if Notre Dame high graduation rates are across higher education As for today’s dilemma, all that’s needed The fighting Irish’s gives itself an advantage essential. for us to bring those two most recent NCAA at the outset by recruit- “Frankly, I don’t think things together.” is the political will to do something about graduation rate was 97 ing fewer players who will it makes much differ- No matter which team it. percent, 20 points higher fail academically. ence what I say to play- puts the most points on What’s lacking is exactly that. than the other top BCS Jenkins acknowledged ers,” Jenkins said. “What the scoreboard Jan. 7 in programs. I learned that some students lack makes a difference is Miami, the Fighting Irish about this achievement academic preparation to what coaches tell them.” will be victorious. in a Chronicle of Higher succeed at Notre Dame. The obvious question ■ Bill Maxwell is a columnist Education interview with It would be unfair, he was asked: Do Fighting and editorial writer for the Lake City Reporter the Rev. John I. Jenkins, said, to the student and Irish players consistently St. Petersburg Times. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride LETTERS TO THE EDITOR for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Toy ride a wonderful success Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and To the Editor: volunteers, btw.) Whether you celebrate who wanted to went to the profitable community‑oriented newspapers. 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FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, services annually. worker upon completion of 50% of for the part time positions of 05535747 contract, or earlier of appropriate. FLORIDA Bidders interested in responding to November 13, 20, 27, 2012 RN/LPN/C.N.A and Full Time Under CIVIL DIVISION this ITB must be in compliance with December 4, 2012 Random drug testing at employer’s RN Unit Manager CASE NO. 12000408CA all applicable Florida Statutes and expense. Pay rate is the highest of Please apply at $1,000 $ 75 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Rules related to Unarmed Security $9.39/hr or applicable piece rates Avalon Healthcare and Plaintiff, Services including, but not limited to depending on crop activity. One item per ad vs. Job Rehabilitation Center. 16Each additional F.S. Chapter 493, Section III and Applicants should report or send a 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. 4 lines • 6 days line $1.15 KENNETH M. OHLFS; MARY H. other requirements as stated in the 100 Opportunities resume to the nearest FL Agency Rate applies to private individuals selling OHLFS; UNKNOWN PERSON(S) Lake City, Florida 32025 personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. ITB. of Workforce Innovation & refer- or fax resume to 386-752-8556 Each item must include a price. IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB- Date & Time for Receiving Bids: 05534241 This is a non-refundable rate. ence job # 544595 or call 386-755- EOE JECT PROPERTY; 2:00 P.M. EST, TUESDAY, January NOW HIRING 9026 Cotton Hope Orchards – Under Defendants. 15, 2013 Cashiers & Baggers for High Monetta, SC NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Date, Time, and Place for Pre-Bid Springs fruit & gift stores. F/T LPN or equivalent needed for SALE Conference: All interested bidders Benefits avail: health, dental, $2,500 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- family practice office. Must have $ 70 are encouraged to attend the MAN- & vacation. Mechanic needed for general pharmacology exp. 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All tools, supplies, equip- Rate applies to private individuals selling BED LAND, SITUATE, LYING personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. bid opening date/time. The College ment provided at no cost. Free Each item must include a price. AND BEING IN COLUMBIA, will not be responsible for Postal or This is a non-refundable rate. housing provided for non-commut- FLORIDA, TO-WIT: other delivery service delays that ing workers. Transportation & sub- THE NORTH HALF OF NORTH- cause a bid to arrive at Room 130, sistence reimbursed to worker EAST QUARTER, SECTION 9, Building 001 after the designated bid TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 16 upon completion of 50% of con- opening date/time. tract. $9.39/hr or applicable piece Garage EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Bid Documents Available From: FLORIDA. rates depending on crop activity. Sale Tonia E. Lawson, CPPB, CPP Random drug testing at employer’s PARCEL 3A - BEGIN AT THE Coordinator, Purchasing & Contracts SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE Florida Gateway College expense. Worksite in Spartanburg 4 lines $ 50 NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE 149 SE College Place & Cherokee Co’s SC. Applicants 3 days NORTHEAST QUARTER SEC- Lake City, Florida 32025 report/send a resume to the nearest TION 9, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, P: (386) 754-4226 FL Agency of Workforce Innova- Includes 2 Signs 17 $ Each additional line 1.65 RANGE 16 EAST, COLUMBIA E: [email protected] tion or call 386-755-9026 & ref. COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN job order #544540. Chesnee, SC - THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 32 05536108 JE Cooley Farms / Cooley Gals Service Guide MINUTES 41 SECONDS EAST December 4, 2012 Peach Farms / Carolina’s Best Limited to service type advertis- ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF Blackberries ing only. THE NORTH HALF OF SAID NOTICE TO PATIENTS OF MADHURI SANKURATRI, MD 4 lines, one month....$92.00 NORTHEAST QUARTER, 323.59 Mechanic needed at FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 MIN Effective January 7, 2013, Fla.Rock & Tank Lines $10.80 each additional line 29 SECONDS 17 MINUTES WEST Dr. Sankuratri will no longer be Includes an additional $2.00 per In White Springs. Diesel exprnc 865.73 FEET TO THE SOUTH practicing at: reqr'd in maintenance & ad for each Wednesday insertion. LINE OF LEE DIARY ROAD, (A 3140 NW Medical Center Lane, Ste 120 Lake City, FL 32055. repair of tractor trailers. COUNTY MAINTAINED GRAD- 45-50hrs/wk Class A ED ROAD, THENCE NORTH 87 Current patient medical records will Placing An Ad DEGREES 10 MINUTES 41 SEC- still be maintained at the following CDL license preferred. ONDS WEST ALONG SAID address: Excellent Benefits! You can call us at 755-5440, SOUTH LINE OF LEE DAIRY Tallahassee Primary Care email: [email protected] Monday through Friday from 8:00 ROAD, 324.14 FEET TO THE Associates, P.A. or fax 904-858-9008 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. WEST LINE OF SAID NORTH- 1803 Miccosukee Commons Drive, EAST QUARTER, THENCE Suite 202 EXP. TRAINER: Responsible for Some people prefer to place their Teaching individuals about the classified ads in person, and some SOUTH 00 DEGREES 29 MI- Tallahassee, FL 32308 Ph: (850) 402-6201, Fax: (850) 325- Judicial system. Associates degree, ad categories will require prepay- NUTES 17 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID WEST LINE, 884.26 6019 Background and reference checks, ment. Our office is located at 180 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Patients please note that unless other and valid DL req’d. PT. E-mail East Duval Street. NING. arrangements are made or other in- resume to [email protected] You can also fax or email your ad TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- structions provided, medical records copy to the Reporter. TAIN 1996 MERIT LIVESTOCK will be maintained by Dr. Sankuratri FAX: 386-752-9400 Please TRAILER WITH VIN at the location listed above. Dr. San- direct your copy to the Classified #FLHML2F54713609A AND kuratri will begin practicing with FLHML2F54713609B TPCA in the very near future. Department. A person claiming an interest in the Current or new patients wishing to EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- surplus from the sale, if any, other schedule an appointment with Dr. porter.com than the property owner as of the Sankuratri should contact the office date of the lis pendens must file a above to request follow-up once claim with 60 days after the sale. Dr. Sankuratri arrives. Deadlines Dated this 20th day of Nov. 2012. P. DEWITT CASON 05536074 Be Sure to Call Early As Clerk of said Court December 4, 11, 18, 25, 2012 By: /s/ B. Scippio STATE OF FLORIDA, CRIMINAL Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: As Deputy Clerk JUSTICE STANDARDS & TRAIN- Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. SEAL ING COMMISSION, Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. If you are a person with a disability Petitioner Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. who requires accommodations in or- vs. Thursday der to participate in a court proceed- Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. RYAN J. JENNINGS, Case # 32683 ing, you are entitled, at no cost to Respondent Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. you, the provision of certain assis- NOTICE OF ACTION Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. tance. Individuals with disability TO: RYAN J. JENNINGS, These deadlines are subject to change without notice. who require special accommodations Residence Unknown in order to participate in a court pro- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ad- Cancellations, Changes ceeding should contact the ADA co- ministrative Complaint has been ordinator, 173 NE Hernando Ave- filed against you seeking to revoke & Billing Questions nue, Room 408, Lake City, FL your CORRECTIONAL Certificate 32055, (386) 719-7428, within two in accordance with Section Ad Errors- Please read your ad (2) business days of receipt of notice 943.1395, F.S., and any rules pro- on the first day of publication. to appear. Individuals who are hear- mulgated thereunder. We accept responsibility for only ing impaired should call (800) 955- You are required to serve a written the first incorrect insertion, and 8771. Individuals who are voice im- copy of your intent to request a hear- paired should call (800) 955-8770 only the charge for the ad space ing pursuant to Section 120.57, F.S. in error. Please call 755-5440 upon Jennifer C. Pritt, Program Di- 05536035 rector, Criminal Justice Professional- immediately for prompt correc- December 4, 11, 2012 ism Program, Florida Department of tion and billing adjustments. Law Enforcement, P. O. Box 1489, Cancellations- Normal advertising We will sell the following tenants units at Community Self Storage 814 Tallahassee, Florida 32302-1489, on deadlines apply for cancellation. SW State Road 247/Branford Hwy., or before January 8, 2013. Failure to Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. on December 17, 2012 at 9:00AM. do so will result in a default being Should further information be WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. entered against you to Revoke said required regarding payments or 386-961-9926. certification pursuant to Section 120.60, F.S., and Rule 11B-27, credit limits, your call will be trans- F.A.C. ferred to the accounting depart- DONNA TUZI (2 units) Personal Property Dated: November 8, 2012 ment. Ernest W. George KATRISHA HERRING CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUS- General Information Furniture & TV & Boxes TICE STANDARDS AND TRAINING COMMISSION Advertising copy is subject to WANDA PERRY By: -s- Karla Whiddon, Division approval by the Publisher who Boxes & Totes of Household Goods Representative reserves the right to edit, reject, or classify all advertisements under WHITNEY AVERY 05535748 appropriate headings. Copy should Household Items November 13, 20, 27, 2012 be checked for errors by the December 4, 2012 advertiser on the first day of pub- NICHOLAS HIRST STATE OF FLORIDA, CRIMINAL lication. Credit for published errors Furniture & Household Goods JUSTICE STANDARDS & TRAIN- will be allowed for the first insertion ING COMMISSION, for that portion of the advertisement WANDA JONES Petitioner which was incorrect. Further, the Furniture & Household Goods vs. Publisher shall not be liable for any BRETT ALLEN, Case # 33238 omission of advertisements ordered TASHAS WILSON Respondent to be published, nor for any general, Furniture NOTICE OF ACTION TO: BRETT ALLEN, special or consequential damages. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO Residence Unknown Advertising language must comply REFUSE ALL BIDS. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ad- with Federal, State or local laws Cash only, 10% Buyers premium, ministrative Complaint has been regarding the prohibition of discrimi- Jerry Duncan #AU527. filed against you seeking to revoke nation in employment, housing and your CORRECTIONAL Certificate public accommodations. Standard 05535761 in accordance with Section abbreviations are acceptable; how- November 27, 2012 943.1395, F.S., and any rules pro- ever, the first word of each ad may December 4, 2012 mulgated thereunder. not be abbreviated. You are required to serve a written REPORTER Classifieds copy of your intent to request a hear- ing pursuant to Section 120.57, F.S. In Print and Online In Print and On Line upon Jennifer C. Pritt, Program Di- www.lakecityreporter.com www.lakecityreporter.com 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected]. Dec. 4 Food for families will provide live music, and the Lake City Chamber Plant clinic of Commerce will host its University of Florida Snow Day 2012 at neigh- Master Gardeners are boring Olustee Park. Thirty available every Tuesday, tons of real snow, 10 bounce Wednesday and Thursday houses, live entertainment from 9 a.m. to noon at and several food vendors the Columbia County will make all of Downtown Extension Office, 164 SW Lake City hopping. And at 8 Mary Ethel Lane, to answer a.m., early risers can catch questions about lawns and the second annual Dashing plants. Bring samples for to the Snow Reindeer 5k free diagnosis or solutions. Run/Walk around down- For more information, call town. The farmers market 752-5384. is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Wilson Park, along Lake DeSoto Dec. 5 between the Columbia Book sale fundraiser County Courthouse and The auxiliary at Shands Shands Lakeshore Hospital Lakeshore Hospital will in downtown Lake City. hold a Christmas book sale For more information, call to support the hospital from (386) 719-5766 or visit mar- 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the first- ket.lcfla.com. floor cafe at the hospital. Beekeeping course Builders association The Columbia County Columbia County Extension will conduct a Builders Association will free Intro to Beekeeping hold a General Council Short-Course Workshop lunch at Guang Dong res- from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the taurant in the Lake City extension office at Columbia Mall. The sponsor is the COURTESY PHOTO County Fairgrounds. The Foundation Professionals Donna MacRae (left), managing attorney for the Lake City office of Three Rivers Legal Services Inc., and Najah Adams, treasurer Lake City Beekeepers Club Inc. of Florida. The speaker of the Third Judicial Circuit Bar Association and staff attorney at Three Rivers, pose with boxes of food collected by the legal meets every the fourth will be Sgt. David Greene services staff and bar association members and distributed to eight families for the Thanksgiving holidays. More than 30 men, Monday of each month at 6 from Crime Prevention women and children benefited from the food and monetary donations from members of the bar in the Third Circuit. “We are grate- p.m. at the extension office. Division of the Columbia ful to our local bar for partnering with us to provide these baskets to deserving families within our circuit,” McRae said. To register for the cour or County Sheriff’s Office. for more information, call The winning ticket for our 758-1030. raffle will be drawn, with a from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Fort tion, contact Pine Grove online at highspringscom- coffee, hot chocolate and prize of either a $500 golf White Public Library on Church a (386) 752-2664 or munitytheater.com. Friday a waffle station. Enjoy holi- gift certificate for County Route 47to answer ques- Southside Baptist at (386) and Saturday shows will be day music, fun and fellow- Dec. 9 Club of Lake City Pro tions about lawns and 755-5553. at at 8 p.m. and Sundays at ship, complete with a visit Holiday cantata Shop, a 20-gauge shotgun plants. Bring samples for 2 p.m. Doors open a half- from Santa. Cost is $9.95 Covenant First or an iPad from Verizon. free diagnosis or solutions. Community theater hour before show time. for adults and $4.95 for chil- Presbyterian Church (for- We will also have the 50- For more information, call High Springs Commnity Tickets are $11 for adults, dren ages 3 to 12. Proceeds merly First Presbyterian) 50 HammerClaw draw- 752-5384. Theater will present $8 for children 12 and will benefit the Children’s of Live Oak will present the ing for a jackpot of $275. the comedy “Christmas younger and $9 for seniors Medical Services of North Christmas cantata, “God Reservations are appre- Olustee battle meeting Belles,” weekends through on Sundays. The theater is Florida. A collection box with Us Emmanuel,” by ciated and can be made The Blue-Grey Army will Dec.16. The play is about at 130 N. First Ave. in High for donations of unwrapped Phillip Young on at 6:00 by calling (386) 867-1998. meet at 5:30 p.m. to plan Christmas time in the small Springs. toys also will be available. p.m. Bill Poplin will be Tickets are $12 for mem- the Olustee Battle Festival. town of Fayro, Texas, but For more information, call directing. The church bers and $15 for non-mem- The meeting will be at the Futrelle sisters are not Fish dinner (386) 754-1411. is off U.S. 90 on White bers.Arrive about 11:30 to the school district central exactly in a festive mood. Our Redeemer Lutheran Avenue in Live Oak. For enjoy the buffet. The meet- building room 153, 409 SW A cranky Frankie is weeks Church, 5056 SW State Canned food giveaway more information, contact ing will start at 12:00 noon. St. Johns St. overdue with her sec- Road 47 in Lake City, pre- North Side Church of Bill Poplin at 365-4932. ond set of twins. Twink, pares fish dinners every Christ, 378 NW Gibson Newcomers luncheon recently jilted, is in jail Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 Lane, will have a canned Holiday music concert The Newcomers Dec. 7 for inadvertently burning p.m. The dinner is $6 for food giveaway from 8 a.m. The combined music Friendship Luncheon Holiday music concert down half the town. And two Alaskan pollock filets, to noon. Anyone in need is ministries of Pine Grove will be at 11:30 a.m. at The combined music hot-flash-suffering Honey corn, baked beans, hush- welcome. For more infor- Baptist Church and Hannah’s, 4196 W US 90 ministries of Pine Grove Raye is desperately trying puppies, cole slaw and mation, contact the church Southside Baptist Church in the Premier Plaza. For Baptist Church and to keep the Tabernacle of tarter sauce. Take out or office at 755-0393, by email will present “Season of those who want to par- Southside Baptist Church the Lamb’s Christmas pro- eat in. secretarynscofc@gmail. Joy” holiday music con- ticipate, there will be an will present “Season of Joy” gram from spiraling into com or visit the church cert at 7 p.m. at Southside exchange of wrapped gifts, holiday music concert at 7 chaos. Their hilarious holi- website, Thenorthsidecoc. Baptist, 388 SE Baya Drive. with a $10 value limit. For p.m. at Pine Grove Church, day journey through a mis- Dec. 8 org. Admission is free, but seat- more information, contact 1989 N Highway 441, and at adventure-filled Christmas Breakfast with Santa ing is limited. Nursery will Barbara Test at 754-7272 or 7 p.m. Sunday at Southside Eve is guaranteed to bring Come join us at Holiday Farmers market be available for children 4 Rose Taylor at 755-2175. Baptist, 388 SE Baya Drive. joy to your world. Tickets Inn & Suites for breakfast Once again, local art- and younger. For advance Admission is free, but seat- are available for pur- with Santa from 8 to11 a.m. ists and crafters will be at tickets or more informa- Plant clinic ing is limited. Nursery will chase at The Framery of The event will include a the Lake DeSoto Farmers tion, contact Pine Grove University of Florida be available for children 4 Lake City (386) 754-2780, breakfast buffet with scram- Market, selling original Church a (386) 752-2664 or Master Gardeners are and younger. For advance Pampered Paws in High bled eggs, bacon, sausage, works for that perfect hol- Southside Baptist at (386) available every Wednesday tickets or more informa- Springs (386) 454-4464 or biscuits and gravy, juice, iday gift. Middle Ground 755-5553. OBITUARIES

William Howard Henry Sheriffs Department where he Virginia Phillips tion of GATEWAY-FOREST Mary Louise Townsend great-grandchildren: Triston retired in 1994. He enjoyed fish- Giebeig Kindberg LAWN FUNERAL HOME, Woodworth, Bently Thomas, William Howard Henry died ing with his sons and brothers, 3596 South Hwy 441, Lake City. Mary Louise Townsend, 69, Robert and Devin Townsend. suddenly at his home November and camping with his family. Mr. Mrs. Virginia Phillips Giebeig (386) 752-1954 Please sign passed away December 3, 2012; Visitation will be held Wednes- 13, 2012. He was the son of the Johns was a member of Hopeful Kindberg of Lake City passed the online guest book at after a long illness. She was day, December 5, 2012 from late Edward and Baptist Church West in Lake away on Sunday, December 2, www.gatewayforestlawn.com born in Wellborn, FL. to the late 6-8 pm at ICS Cremation and Jewell Gay. He City and was formally a mem- 2012 at the Suwannee Valley Johnnie and Oudia Bryant June Funeral Home Chapel. Fu- was preceded in ber of Parkview Baptist Church Care Center (Haven Hospice) in Prue Faulk Reeves 26, 1943. Mrs. Townsend lived neral Services will be at Salem death by sisters where he served as a Deacon. Lake City following a lengthy most of her life in Lake City, FL. Primitive Baptist Church, Lake Alana Henry, Mr. Johns is survived by his illness. A native of Spartanburg, Mrs. Prue Faulk Reeves, age She loved to travel with her two City, FL., Thursday, December Linda Diane wife of 59 years, Trudie Stewart South Carolina, she was the 84 of Wellborn, went to be with sisters and crochet. She wait- 6, 2012 at 10:00 am. Officiat- Henry and Sylvia Lynelle Hen- Johns of Lake City; three sons, daughter of the late Rogers and her Lord and Savior on Sunday, ressed her whole life and enjoyed ing is Pastor Hermon Griffin, ry. He is survived by his sister Wally Johns (Reba) of Braden- Gladys Mallory Phillips. She December 2, 2012 at the Lake most to spend time with her fam- interment to follow. Wanda (Jerry) Conner and ton, FL, Gerald Johns (Charlene) graduated from Palm Beach High City Medical Center following ily. Mary is predeceased by her Arrangements made by many nieces and nephews of Alachua, FL, and Scott Johns School in 1951 and Florida State a long illness. She was born in Husband Curtis Townsend, sur- ICS Cremation and who will miss him greatly. (Stephanie) of Lake City; two University in 1955 with a degree Whiteville, NC to the late Car- vivors are her two sisters: Fran- Funeral Home, 357 Bill graduated from CHS with brothers, C.F. Johns, Jr., and his in Elementary Education. She re- rie Victoria Faulk. Prue will be cis Lacy, Judy Griffith (Paul); NW Wilks Lane, Lake City, the class of 1967 and joined twin brother Ted Johns (Sarah) tired from the Columbia County remembered by her family and three children: Jeff Townsend, FL 32055, (386)752-3436. the U.S. Navy where he was a all of Lake City; two sisters, School System as a teacher after many dear friends for her love Dale Townsend, Melissa Thom- Radioman. He attended Lake Celesta Milton (Leo), and Sybil 25 years of service and enjoyed of flowers, her love for her fam- as (Danny); five grand-chil- Obituaries are paid advertise- City Community College Murray, all of Lake City; grand- painting and quilting. She at- ily, her love for her family farm dren: Daniel Thomas (Mistie), ments. For details, call the Lake pursuing a degree in Business. children, Joshua Johns (Cic- tended Parkview Baptist Church and her grandchildren, great Kasey Paynter (Deric), Kristina City Reporter’s classified depart- Bill worked in the food service ely) of Jasper, GA, Aaron Johns in Lake City. She was preceded grandchildren and great great Jones, Ashley Townsend; four ment at 752-1293. industry many years. He retired (Jodi) of Lake City, Rebekah in death by her husband, Wil- granddaughter. She was pre- from Spires Food Store in 2011. Johns of Bradenton, FL, Candi liam L. Giebeig, Sr in 1993. ceded in death by her husband, Bill enjoyed many hours of Craft (Timmy) of Trenton, FL, Virginia is survived by her Nathan O’Berry Reeves and fishing with his brother-in- Christy Pisano of High Springs, devoted family that includes two sons, Joseph Nathan Reeves  
 law, Jerry Conner, during his FL, Kayla Johns, Emily Johns, her husband Carl Kindberg of and Charles O’Berry Reeves. retirement. He loved to cook and Sarah Beth Johns, and Hannah Okeechobee, FL; children, Carol Survivors include her loving       ! experiment with new recipes Johns, all of Lake City; 10 great- Giebeig Bailey (Don) of Glen St. children, Linda G. Reeves, James which he shared with his family. grandchildren and numerous Mary, FL, and William L. “Bill” Larry (Carol) Reeves, Danny Interment will be 3 pm nieces and nephews also survive. Giebeig, Jr. (Sonja) of Lake City; William (Elaine) Reeves, Shir-       Wednesday, December 5, 2012 Funeral services for Mr. Johns grandchildren, Bryan Bailey ley Ann (John) Lang and James 

 


  at Philippi Baptist Church with will be conducted at 2:00 P.M. (Hillary), Chad Bailey (Traci), William (Patty) Reeves; twelve grave side services provided on Wednesday, December 5, Carrie Browning (Chris), Jessica grandchildren; sixteen great         by Jake Richardson, Minister. 2012 at the Gateway-Forest Melgaard (Travis), and Shel- grandchildren; one great great Lawn Memorial Chapel with ley Giebeig of Kalispell, MT; granddaughter; her beloved 
 Hugh Wallace Johns, Sr. Reverend Doyle Bell and Dr. nine great grandchildren; sister, sister in law, Annie Lee (Gene)   
 
  Rodney Baker officiating. Inter- Emily Phillips Robarts (Gene); Worthington; her niece, Judy   Mr. Hugh Wallace Johns, Sr., ment will follow at Forest Lawn step-sons, Jack Kindberg (Kar- 80, of Lake City died Saturday, la), Phil Kindberg (Jamie), and Marie Morgan and her neph- Memorial Gardens Cemetery. ew, Herman (Linda) Stevens. December 01, 2012, at Suwan- Visitation with the family will be Brian Kindberg (Brooke); seven nee Valley Care step grandchildren and 3 step Funeral services will be conduct- Center in Lake held from 5:00- 7:00 P.M. Tues- great grandchildren also survive. ed on Thursday, December 6, City following a day evening at the funeral home. Funeral services for Virginia 2012 at 11:00 AM at the Chapel lengthy illness. In lieu of flowers, donations may Giebeig Kindberg will be con- of Guerry Funeral Home with Born in Madison be made to Suwannee Valley ducted on Thursday, December Mr. Dwight Law officiating. WILSON’S CONTAINERS County, Florida, Mr. Johns was Care Center, 6037 US 90 West, 6, 2012 at 2:00 P.M. at Parkview Interment services will follow the son of the late Claude F. Johns, Lake City, FL 32055. Arrange- Baptist Church in Lake City with at Fellowship Baptist Church Sr., and Maude E. Skinner Johns, ments are under the direction of Reverends Mike Tatem and Jeff Cemetery. Visitation with the Construction/Debris Containers Available and had lived most of his life in GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN Tate officiating. Internment will family will be from 5-7:00 PM Lake City where he was a gradu- FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Wednesday at the funeral home. ate of Columbia High School in HWY 441, Lake City, FL. (386) Gardens in Lake City. Visitation Arrangements are under the 755-7060 1951. Mr. Johns was a Korean 752-1954. Please leave words with the family will be held on direction of GUERRY 
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No frame. 55+, Buildable lot for site built tainside 3b,2ba, 1662sqft, .45 ac. Veterans Affairs – Jenkins $50. Call 386-497-2592 Limited Avail. Call Today! homes only. In Forest Country. open floor plan, so much more Call Denise Bose 752-5290 MLS 80447 $144,900 Domiciliary has an immediate Three Poulan chain saws Windsong Apts. opening for an Executive Need Tune up. *Free after school program Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Terrific home on 5+ acres. 3br, Nursing Director. All applicants $100 for all. 386-758-8455 MLS #80401 - $60,000. Must be 2.5ba, large kitchen, covered deck. must hold a Florida R.N. license Call 386-497-2592 55+ 130x750 right on Suwannee, MLS 81630 $199,000 and be certified in C.P.R. 2 bedroom / 1 Bath Apts Beautiful lot, minutes from Royal Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Requirements for all candidates for rent in Live Oak. Springs, Denise Bose 752-5290 Elaine Tolar 755-6488 include a strong clinical back- Good Things Call for price. Contact 450 to Eat 386-623-3404 & 386-362-9806 Nice 2 acre lot in Timberlake s/d. Unique home with 2800 sqft, ground, good communication large upstairs game room, abilities, and excellent computer 2br/1ba. Close to town. New Owner will have fishing The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor rights. MLS #79025 on 1.37 acres in Live Oak, skills. Ideal candidates will have Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans $580.mo plus deposit. Poole Realty, MLS 82214 nursing management experi- Includes water & sewer. Results Realty, Brittany 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 Stoeckert 397-3473 $13,500 $67,500. 362-4539 ence. Apply on-line: Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville 386-965-2922 https://peoplefirst.myflorida.co 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 2BR/2BA w/garage Nice vacant lot in Desirable m/logon.htm Farms & 5 minutes from VA hospital and River Community, 820 Acreage Or call Amelia Tompkins for Mobile Homes Timco. Call for details. MLS #73268 $15,000 more information at 386-758- 386-365-5150 Results Realty, Brittany 0600 x1009 630 for Rent 10 acres with well/septic/pp Stoeckert 397-3473 (not guar); $300 dwn; $580 a mth. Req #50000024 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. Amberwood Hills Apts. Closing Date 12/10/2012 Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. PUBLISHER'S NOTE Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com EEO/AAE Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & All real estate advertising in this 386-752-6422 sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. newspaper is subject to the fair 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com housing act which makes it illegal installed, Beautifully wooded 05536063 2 BR/1BA $475/mth. Brandywine Apartments to advertise "any preference, w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, Medical Billing Located in center of Lake City limitation, or discrimination based Full-time position for a medical Now Renting no down, $39,900, $410 mon Close to Everything !!! 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. on race, color, religion, sex, Call 352-215-1018 office. Experience in medical 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 disability, familial status or nation- coding and billing required. 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. www.LandOwnerFinancing.com 2 BR/2 BA SW, Completly Equal Housing Opportunity al origin; or any intention to make 10 acre square Excellent salary based on such preference, limitation or Access Realty - experience. Send resume furnished, carport, shed, located on TDD Number 1-800-955-8771 tract, High & Dry, OF Avail. w/ 41st Dr., $600 mo.,+ Util. discrimination." Familial status 25% down. Convenient Location in confidence to: BRANFORD VILLAS includes children under the age of [email protected] or fax $150 Dep. 935-2461 386-935-2319 MLS 81258$39,900. 18 living with parents or legal Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 to 386-758-5987 Mobile Homes for rent in 2br/1ba Apts. custodians, pregnant women and White Springs & Now available.$570. mo. people securing custody of chil- Access Realty- 43.64 acres 05536076 Ft. White. TDD number 1-800-955-8771 dren under the age of 18. This wooded acreage in N.Columbia The Health Center of Lake City Contact 386-623-3404 Equal Housing Opportunity newspaper will not knowingly County. Scenic & Private. Has an opening for RN Quiet Country Park Columbia Arms Apt. located accept any advertising for real es- MLS 74429 $89,900. In the Rehab Unit 7PM-7AM 3br/2ba $525. Very clean 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. tate which is in violation of the Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 Excellent Salary NO PETS! References & Pet Friendly. law. 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6a LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS tuesday, DECEMBER 4, 2012 ‘Obamacare’ foes vent to state Senate panel By KELLI KENNEDY “We will not comply with this unlawful rolls to offer coverage to more under Medicaid expansion could Associated Press mandate.” residents. The Obama adminis- in fact be covered through the — Pastor James Hall, tration is offering to absorb the exchange through some type of FORT LAUDERDALE,— the Baptist Coalition of North Florida cost for the first three years and subsidy,” said Negron. Dozens of tea party activists and pick up 90 percent of the tab after He reminded the committee conservative religious leaders that. that the state will spend about flooded a state Senate meeting A rowdy conservative crowd the federal government stepped Florida has one of the highest $21 billion on Medicaid this year. on the Affordable Care Act on commandeered a nearly hour- in to uphold justice in civil rights rates of uninsured residents and Medicaid covers nearly 3 million Monday, calling the law a gross long public comment section, cases. some of the most stringent eligi- people. About half are children. overreach by the federal govern- stressing that the constitution “Our Constitution is an imper- bility requirements in the coun- Lawmakers say Medicaid must ment and begging lawmakers not does not grant the federal gov- fect document. If it was perfect try for Medicaid. A family of be overhauled because it’s eating to implement it. ernment the authority to make it would not have amendments three with an income of $11,000 a up about 30 percent of the state The first meeting of the Senate health care decisions, despite a to it. The constitution had to be year makes too much and single budget. Select Committee on Patient U.S. Supreme Court ruling that amended through time.” residents are not covered. “It’s crowded out our ability to Protection and Affordable Care upheld most of the health care “Sometimes you need change Officials estimate close to fund high education, transporta- Act, chaired by Republican Sen. law. All but one spoke against and I look forward to looking at 900,000 residents could be cov- tion and other equally valid and Joe Negron, was a fiery one as “Obamacare”. this law,” he said. ered under expanded Medicaid worthy parts of our budget,” said lawmakers discussed what will “We will not comply with this The committee made no deci- rolls by fiscal year 2020-2021, Negron, who spearheaded the be one of the most critical and unlawful mandate,” Pastor James sions Monday and lawmakers costing the state $330 million. 2011 passage of two historic bills contentious issues of the upcom- Hall of the Baptist Coalition of gave little indication of what they But a committee adviser said that privatized Medicaid state- ing legislative session. North Florida said to rousing might decide. federal officials have indicated wide. The state must decide whether applause. The state has until Dec. 14 to that states might be allowed The state is still waiting for to expand its Medicaid rolls to Constitutional attorney tell federal officials if it will set to partially expand the rolls — federal officials to sign off on that offer coverage to more residents Krisanne Hall said she travels the up its own health exchange, an which could cost less. For exam- request. and whether to set up a state- country talking to citizens and online marketplace where resi- ple, instead of offering coverage Sen. Eleanor Sobel, D- run health exchange or allow the religious groups who echo that dents and small businesses can for residents who qualify up to Hollywood, also stressed the federal government to run the sentiment. She asked the Senate shop for health care coverage. 138 percent of the poverty level, state’s high rates of uninsured program. Republican Gov. Rick committee to consider how it will The state can also partner with the state could choose to expand residents. Scott has been a vocal critic of deal with citizens “when they law- the federal government on an coverage at a lower percentage. “I think that needs to be reck- the health care law. He softened fully and constitutionally stand exchange or allow the feds to run States can also retract their oned with and we need to adjust his stance after the election, sig- and say we will not comply.” the program entirely. expansion at any time. our attitudes so we make sure naling he wants to work togeth- Democratic Senate Minority One of the most critical deci- “If we didn’t expand Medicaid that everyone has health insur- er with the feds, but is worried leader Chris Smith was booed sions will be whether Florida there’s the potential that people ance ... that’s affordable and about the cost to taxpayers. when he reminded the crowd that decides to expand its Medicaid that would have been covered accessible,” she said. Wasserman Schultz to stay on as chairwoman of DNC By JULIE PACE Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama wants Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz to stay on as his party’s chairwom- an. Wasserman Schultz has overseen the Democratic National Committee since early 2011. Party officials credit her in part with help- ing the president carry her COURTESY PHOTO home state of Florida, as well as leading the party Hoop shooters to an expanded majority in the Senate and more seats The annual Elk’s Hoop Shoot contest was held recently at Five Points Elementary School. in the House. Winners were (from left) Ryan Harrison, Jacquez Philpot, Amber Rourks, Jayden Sullivan “I’ve asked Debbie ASSOCIATED PRESS and Aubriana Herndon. These students will take part in the next level of competition Dec. Wasserman Schultz to con- Preident Barack Obama said he wants U.S. Rep. Debbie 12 at Lake City Middle School. tinue her excellent work as Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., to stay on as chairwoman of the chair of the DNC,” Obama Democratic National Committee, a post she has held since wrote on Twitter Monday. early 2011. She agreed to do so. “Thanks for all you do, Debbie.” Wasserman Schultz, 46, election. As a Jew and a 60 vying for schools post The tweet was signed has represented a reli- strong advocate for Israel, “bo”, which the White ably Democratic Fort she also provided a bul- By GARY FINEOUT One of those who next level,” wrote Bennett House says is a signal that Lauderdale-area district wark for Obama against Associated Press applied for the job by the in his letter to Florida offi- the president wrote it per- since 2005. Along the way Republican efforts to paint Friday deadline was Tony cials about the job. sonally. she has earned a reputa- him as anti-Israel. TALLAHASSEE — Bennett, a Republican who Another last-minute Wasserman Schultz also tion as a workhorse and as Wasserman Schultz also Florida’s latest search for was ousted this November applicant for the job is took to Twitter to respond, an outspoken liberal happy buoyed her reputation as a new schools chief has by Indiana voters after he Randy Dunn, president of writing, “Thank you, Mr. to duke it out on television a fundraiser during the attracted a list of more than spent four years putting in Murray State University in President. I am honored to with her Republican coun- 2012 election cycle, with 60 applicants, including a place changes modeled on Kentucky. serve.” terparts. Democrats noting that university president as well those pushed by former Dunn has been Murray Democratic officials said Throughout the presiden- she was particularly adept as the outgoing schools Gov. Jeb Bush. Bennett is State president since 2006, Obama asked DNC mem- tial election, Wasserman at bringing into the fold superintendent for Indiana. a member of a coalition of but prior to taking that bers to back Wasserman Shultz was a particularly donors to Bill and Hillary The question is whether state school officials oper- position he was state super- Schultz when they meet in prominent spokeswoman Clinton who had been wary this batch of candidates will ated by Bush’s education intendent of education in January, just after the pres- for Obama in Florida, the of supporting Obama. She be enough to convince state foundation. Illinois. A Kentucky news- ident’s inauguration. critical swing state where supported Hillary Clinton education officials that they “Your state was the leader paper recently reported A mother of three and the president eked out a in the 2008 Democratic have found the right person in starting this movement that faculty at Murray State a breast cancer survivor, close win in the November presidential primary. for the job. The State Board of making decisions based are concerned that Dunn’s of Education in September solely on kids, and I would contract is due to expire in extended the search for a like to take Florida to the 2014. new Florida Education AROUND FLORIDA Commissioner until last Christmas Eve to was dead — in his freezer. officials say the accident Friday after board mem- New MerchaNdise arriviNg daily The Pinellas County happened Sunday near the bers were dissatisfied be paid holiday Sheriff’s Office reported lighthouse at Tennessee with the initial round of that 38-year-old Rodney Reef. The teen was with TALLAHASSEE — State applicants. Blanchard asked a friend friends on a private ves- workers will get Christmas The job of appointed to get a beer out of his sel. When he failed to Eve off as a paid holiday. education commissioner freezer Sunday. Instead of resurface after a dive, his Name Brand Gently Used The Tallahassee is one of the most high beer, the friend said she friends called the sheriff’s Democrat reported profile education jobs in found kittens in individual office. Children’s Clothing Monday that Gov. Rick the state. The next per- sandwich bags. When the The sheriff’s dive team Scott has directed execu- son hired will have to Maternity Clothing • Cribs • High Chairs • Toys friend tried to remove the responded, along with tive agencies to shut down help the state transition kittens, she said Blanchard the U.S. Coast Guard and 471 SW 247 • Branford Crossing • 752-9885 on Monday, Dec. 24. to new testing standards made her leave. That’s the Wildlife Conservation (Across from the fairgrounds) That will give workers a and a merit pay system when she contacted Commission. four-day weekend, rather for school teachers. authorities. The teen’s body was than making them come Deputies reported find- recovered and taken to the back for one day and then Bring your unwanted ing three orange and white county medical examiner’s having another day off. males, which were still office. Gold, Silver & Platinum Workers who perform alive, and a dead, calico Let’s to someone you can trust essential functions will still female. They were approxi- have to work, but they’ll Precious metals are seeing record values. mately six weeks old. Pilot’s body found schedule your Please call me for a private and confi dential appointment get an equal amount of The surviving kittens to sell or trade your unwanted gold, silver and platinum. paid administrative leave to following crash were taken to a local ani- year-end George R. Ward use in the next six months. mal hospital. Officials also APOLLO BEACH — Scott similarly closed removed an adult cat from Authorities have recovered review. Downtown executive agency offices the home. the body of a pilot a day Lake City on Dec. 23, 2011, his first Blanchard was charged after his helicopter went (386) 752-5470 year in office. Former Gov. with four counts of animal down in Tampa Bay. Charlie Crist granted state The Hillsborough Jay Poole, AAMS® cruelty and one count of Financial Advisor workers both Christmas . misdemeanor battery. County Sheriff’s Office Eve and New Year’s Eve 846 S W Baya Drive says the body of 60 -year- Lake City, FL 32025 off with pay in 2008. old John Lawrence Ward 386-752-3545 Teen dies while was found Saturday in the www.edwardjones.com shallow waters of Tampa Four kittens spear fishing Bay just off Apollo Beach. KEY LARGO — The body was turned found in freezer Authorities say a 19-year- over the medical exam- ST. PETERSBURG — A old from Miami died while iner’s office where an Tampa Bay area man faces free diving and spear fish- autopsy will determine an charges after authorities ing offshore of the Upper official cause of death. said a visitor found four Keys. Member SIPC kittens — one of which Monroe County Sheriff’s n Associated Press 6B

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Westside ■ To leave an anonymous message about a Elementary possible truancy problem in Columbia County schools, call 758-4947. National selection , Lake City Reporter We are very proud to ■ Items for the schoolJim Barr, page should be dropped announce that one of our off or mailed to: 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, FL 32055; faxed to fifth-grade students has by 5 p.m. Thursdays. been selected to partici- (386) 752-9400; or emailed to pate in a nationwide choral [email protected] group. Thomas Beardsley auditioned for and was chosen from hundreds of students across the coun- try to participate in the Organization of American Kodaly Educators National Conference Choirs. The conference is March 21 to 23 in Harford, Conn.

‘Good judgment’ COURTESY PHOTO The Character Word R-E-P-R-O-A-C-H … for the month was “good Fort White Elementary School held its school-wide spelling bee on Thursday. Twenty-one judgment.” The students fourth- and fifth-graders participated. Tiffany Tedesco, took first place with the winning selected that exempli- word “reproach.” Alyssa Penniman finished second. Tiffany will represent the school at the fied this characteristic Columbia County Spelling Bee on Jan. 17. Pictured are: (top row, from left) Ms. Resta, were: Cassidy O’Neal, Jacob Whitchard, Kameron Calhoun, Lily Edwards, Jordon White, Devonte’ Johnson, and Aakash Patel, Noah Rosell, Cody Harris, Kennedy Davy Simpson; (middle row) Virginia Carr, Alex Berg, Mark Conners, Kyle Greenwald, Alyssa Maxwell, Neelkanth Penniman, Adrielle Plasencia, Michael Viera, Tiffany Tedesco, and Rodger Ross; (bottom row) Elizabeth Jackson, Abby Glenn, Lucia Kennedy, Cade Malzahn, Ashely Mc Guinness, COURTESY PHOTO Patel, Aliyah Croft, Caleb These three Lake City middle school students have been Raven Dyal, Reagan Longabach and Flavio Medina. Altmas, Teagan McCoy selected to participate in the 2012 Florida Vocal Association Roegan Cola, Haley Willis, All-State Middle School Mixed Choir. Kyndal Lycan, Bobby Wilson, Cassidy Meads, STUDENT PROFILE Rhett Feagle, Samay LCMS students to be Rao, Briani Desroches, member of the Math Bee Charlotte Velman, Au’Janae Charleston Ponds Team part of all-state choir Jones,Tamiia Nixon, Stevie Age: 10 Clark, Katelyn Suggs, What do you like best Lake City Middle School ity and music theory tested. Cameron Boulter, Jade Parent: Kennidra about school? students Hannah Hetrick Out of 50 questions each Perry, Kaitlyn McGuiness, Rossin I like P.E. and math the (soprano), Adriana Medina- participant must score at Sarah Tallador, Jenna best. I also like hanging Rodriguez (alto), and Avery least 35 correctly. The stu- Roach, Natalie Sundria- Grade: Eastside out with my friends and Wallace (bass) have been dent then must sight read Dicks, Ellie Hingson, Colby Elementary, fourth grade helping our “younger selected to participate by themselves in front of buddies” be safe when Strickland, Emily Flugarth, in the 2013 Florida Vocal judges. The third test cov- Clubs and I am on Safety Patrol. I Jonathan Sobczak, Jalyria Association All-State Middle ers all music to be sung organizations: am very excited about School Mixed Choir. during the all-state chorus Miller, Kelsey Meads, the possibility of going to Charleston is a safety The all-state audition pro- concert. Aaron Rucci, Jenna Burns patrol, a member of Washington, D.C., with and Anna Ehlert. Northside Church of the Safety Patrol. cess is rigorous. Students This is the first time any- Christ, plays Tiger must pass three tests to be one at the middle school football, Gator’s soccer Teacher’s comment considered for participation. level has qualified and been Five Points and Clippers basketball. about student: COURTESY PHOTOr The first test is of musician- accepted into the all-state Charleston is hard Charleston Ponds ship, where the aural acu- ensemble, organizers said. Elementary What would you working. He has worked Punt, pass kick like to do when on all the fundraisers for students. He works hard you complete your the Washington, D.C., and helps make his For Life Insurance Noah Ruis placed third education? trip. He demonstrates classmates better. His in the regional Punt, Pass I would like to be an excellent leadership skills, fantastic smile brightens Go With the day! and Kick competition NBA basketball player. as well as dedication and commitment. Someone You Know Nov. 25 at the Jacksonville I want to attend Duke University and play Student’s comment Af_e9liej#@@@ DXip?%Jldd\iXcc Jaguars game. He won a basketball. Principal’s comment on being selected for 8^\ek =`eXeZ`XcJ\im`Z\jI\g% football jersey and a foot- concerning student: “Student Focus.” ball and also met some of Achievements: Charleston is a I am glad to be chosen 234 SW Main Blvd. • 752-5866 the players of the team. Honor Roll and a great role model for all for this opportunity.

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