Health Coverage Costs to Jump

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 Lake City Reporter

LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Health coverage costs to jump

Actuarial group for Floridian’s individual policies health coverage to an expanded of workers private insurance, but it’s unclear under the federal health over- Medicaid population and how House and Senate committees whether the House will be recep- projects increases haul, according to a study by the they will tailor state insurance recently voted against expanding tive to that plan. of 22 to 26 percent. nation’s leading group of financial regulations to conform with the Medicaid coverage to more than If Florida lawmakers do not risk analysts. federal health law. 1 million Floridians, worrying the expand Medicaid or offer some By BRUCE SCHREINER Uncertainty over costs associ- The greater costs could mean federal government wouldn’t live type of alternative coverage to and KELLI KENNEDY ated with the Affordable Care higher insurance premiums for up to its promise to pay for 100 that population the study esti- Associated Press Act has been a major concern residents who will buy individual percent of the bill for the first mates a 22 percent increase among Florida’s GOP-controlled policies through Florida’s health three years and 90 percent after in medical costs for individual TALLAHASSEE — Medical Legislature. The study by the benefit exchange. The report that. Republican Sen. Joe Negron coverage under the Affordable claims costs — the biggest driver Society of Actuaries comes as does not project medical claim has instead proposed a voucher Care Act by 2017. If the state of health insurance premiums — lawmakers are still trying to costs for employer-sponsored plan that would use those federal could jump more than 20 percent decide whether they will offer plans, which cover the majority dollars to help residents purchase PREMIUMS continued on 3A ‘Parent trigger’ debate grows Proponents, foes press points as House vote looms.

By BRUCE SCHREINER Associated Press

TALLAHASSEE — With a key vote looming in the Florida House, rival groups ratcheted up their arguments Tuesday on a bill that would give parents a stronger voice in charting a turnaround course for Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter failing public schools. A car at an Alpha Terrace address rests on its roof after it was flipped by the roots of the adjacent tree when the tree was blown over during Supporters, including Saturday’s storms. City and county officials report progress in cleaning up and repairing storm damage. former Gov. Jeb Bush’s Foundation for Florida’s Future, said the so-called “parent trigger” bill (HB 867) would empower parents by Recovery efforts continue allowing them to vote on what to do with a failing school. Options include reassigning students to other schools or Debris removal, property repairs under way handing the school over to a private company to run as a City, county crews working charter school. overtime to open roads, The bill’s fans downplayed the prospect that the bill remove trees and trash. would open the floodgates to convert public schools into By TONY BRITT charter schools. [email protected] “The notion that there’s an army of charter opera- Logs, tree limbs and other storm debris tors out there waiting to take are more common at some eastside Lake advantage of this law simply City addresses than trash dumpsters after flies in the face of the facts,” the weekend’s damaging storms. said Patrick DeTemple, who While the storms are gone, cleanup efforts has assisted parental drives are expected to continue throughout the to improve failing schools week. in California, where a simi- Albert and Claudia Howard, who live on lar law has been in effect for Alpha Terrace, spent most of Tuesday after- Morris Timmons (right) speaks to his insurance agent about how his home was damaged in some years. noon removing a tree that fell across their Saturday’s storm. Timmons said much on the debris on his home got there when winds blew the Jeff Wright with the Florida fence. They had to wait to move the tree roof and trusses off the business nextdoor. Education Association said until they could find someone to cut it into later that the bill was being smaller pieces. orchestrated by school-choice “It took three days to get somebody advocates and has been heav- out here to clean it up,” Claudia Howard No outside help coming ily lobbied by charter school said. “We’ve got to get our fence repaired supporters. and someone to take the debris and limbs By TONY BRITT organizations are expected houses that had partial or “Why are no parents from away.” [email protected] to be taxed to their limits as whole destruction that were this state participating in these The Howards had storm damage to their residents continue to request either not insured or were conversations?” he asked. pickup truck, the roof of their home as well Columbia County does services. underinsured (to qualify),” “And the parents who care as their fence. However, Claudia Howard said not qualify for federal disas- David Krause, Columbia Krause said. “We did not here have said, ‘This isn’t what she was thankful the damage wasn’t more ter assistance to help offset County senior administrative have 21 houses that have we want.’ We believe we have extensive, as she pointed to her neighbor’s costs arising from the week- assistant, said federal aid is reported to us, and that the influence back home to yard, where a car rested on its roof following end storm damage. based on specific qualifica- would be for Small Business tell our school boards what we after being flipped by the root of a large tree Without the federal fund- tions and the county didn’t Administration assistance.” want done with these schools. ing, some of the services meet the necessary criteria. We don’t need California nor CLEANUP continued on 3A provided by local charitable “We would need 21 COST continued on 3A the foundation’s help.” Under the bill, the local school board would make the decision on the turnaround plan, and it could go against March of Dimes walk set for April 13 downtown the wishes of the majority of parents. The local board’s By AMANDA WILLIAMSON The annual March for Babies to Kathy McCallister, community snacks for marchers throughout decision could be overruled by [email protected] walk will begin at 8 a.m. with director for the Suwannee Valley. the walk route. the State Board of Education. registration, and the walk will The walk will stretch 5.5 miles “We’re going to walk rain or Miami Republican Rep. March of Dimes this year cel- start at 9 a.m. Registration is $25 through the city, including the shine,” McCallister said. Carlos Trujillo, the bill’s lead ebrates the 75th anniversary for adults and $15 for children. Ambassador Avenue in front of The March of Dimes helped sponsor, said Tuesday he of the founding of the organiza- Food, entertainment and bounce the Veterans Affairs Hospital, create a vaccine for polio, the expects a House vote some- tion by President Franklin D. houses for the children will be where walkers will be able to disease that crippled FDR and time in early April. The bill Roosevelt, and the Lake City provided by Skate Palace. Disc hear the stories from the families inspired him to create the organi- recently cleared the House’s Chapter invites the community jockey Rusty Baily will provide of premature babies or babies zation. Since its creation in 1938, education committee on a 10- to help prevent premature births music for the walk. born with birth defects. Eight the March of Dimes has also 7 vote. A similar bill passed by marching on Saturday, April Last year, the March of Dimes Spirit Stations sponsored by local 13, in downtown Olustee Park. walk raised $100,000, according businesses will have water and MARCH continued on 3A TRIGGER continued on 3A

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AROUND FLORIDA High court rules windshield of his vehicle Palmer remained in jail and struck the side of his late Monday. in state case head. The Florida Highway WASHINGTON — The Patrol says the incident Rare horse Supreme Court ruled happened Monday as 72- Tuesday that police cannot disease reported year-old Jerry Blankenship bring drug-sniffing police was driving home. The TAMPA — State health dogs onto a suspect’s prop- truck driven by Art officials are warning erty to look for evidence Perkins was heading to people to be vigilant about without first getting a war- Bartow. mosquito bites after dis- rant for a search, a deci- Blankenship got a three- covering an extremely rare sion which may limit how inch gash on his head. His human case of Eastern investigators use dogs’ wife, Pat Blankenship, says equine encephalitis, or sensitive noses to search she was reading during EEE, a mosquito-borne ill- out drugs, explosives and the drive home from South ness that causes inflamma- other items hidden from Florida when she heard a tion of the brain. human sight, sound and thud and saw “blood going The Florida Department smell. everywhere.” of Health said Monday The high court split 5-4 Blankenship pulled over that an unidentified on the decision to uphold and called for help. victim acquired EEE in the Florida Supreme Perkins says he stopped the northwestern part Court’s ruling throwing when he felt a vibration. of Hillsborough County out evidence seized in the Blankenship took the piece earlier this month and is search of Joelis Jardines’ of metal, which looked like recovering. Miami-area house. That a cap, to him. The last human case search was based on an FHP says there probably of locally acquired EEE alert by Franky the drug won’t be any charges. in Hillsborough was in dog from outside the August 2010. closed front door. Eastern equine encepha- Justice Antonin Scalia Parents charged litis is caused by a virus said a person has the withchild neglect spread by infected mosqui- Fourth Amendment right toes. Nationally, between to be free from the govern- OCALA — Deputies five and 10 cases of the ment’s gaze inside their have arrested the parents potentially fatal illness are home and in the area sur- of three children who were reported each year. rounding it, which is called found living in squalid con- EEE is not contagious the curtilage. ditions near Ocala. among people. 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CLEANUP: City, county crews working overtime FHP: Girls injured Continued From Page 1A in crash improving that was blown over in the storms. “At the house next door to us, the From staff reports serious injuries in the tree fell and the car was sitting on the crash and were taken to roots of the tree and when the tree The daughters of the Shands at the University fell over it turned the car over, too,” woman killed in a crash of Florida in Gainesville. she said. Sunday night on U.S. 90 On Monday, Boatright Morris Timmons allowed most of remain hospitalized, but said the crash investigator the debris from weekend to remain Florida Highway Patrol told him the 17-year-old’s in his yard until a representative from Lt. Mark Boatright said condition had deteriorated his insurance company could look at they are showing signs of since she arrived at the it Tuesday afternoon. improvement. hospital and she was listed “Meteorologists on TV say when Tamika Denise in critical condition. But you get hail, a tornado is usually right Robinson, 35, was killed on Tuesday, the investiga- behind it, and as I was thinking that when she lost control tor said both girls were I heard a loud explosion outside and of her vehicle on U.S. showing signs of improve- ran to my back door and all I could 90 at the intersection of ment. see was tree debris in my backyard,” Ridgewood Avenue at The FHP report said Timmons said, recalling Saturday’s 11:59 p.m. Sunday. Her Robinson’s daughters weather. daughters, Shaquana were not wearing seat Timmons’ yard contains tin, roof Robinson, 17, and Jamaya belts and were ejected trusses and other components that Suiter, 13, suffered from the vehicle. blew on his property when the storm ripped the roof off the business nextdoor. His car port was torn apart by high winds, and he his roof is leaking TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter TRIGGER: Debate surges A motorist drives through a pool of standing water Sunday in a neighborhood near where it was punctured by metal Continued From Page 1A pieces tossed by the storm. the Lake City Country Club. County officials said Tuesday that all but one of the City and county work crews, who dozens of roads closed because of standing water or trees felled by the storms have been working overtime on have been reopened. the House last year but table” in charting a fail- debris removal, expect the removal to died in the Senate on a tie ing school’s turnaround continue at least until the weekend. progress.” “We’re still cleaning up,” he said. vote. course. Joey Raulerson, Lake City assistant Thomas Henry, Lake City pub- “The last road today was still clogged Patricia Levesque, She said that would public works director, said the city lic works director, said the priority with trees, but the citizens were able executive director of the give parents extra lever- brought in 12 employees to handle immediately after the storm was to to go out through a different route. Foundation for Florida’s age to press for initiatives the initial storm damage, and now the open all the streets to the hospitals Everything worked out really well.” Future, said Tuesday that aimed at boosting student public works department is working and other streets where first respond- During the weekend Kevin Kirby, the bill would currently achievement. till dark each night to remove debris. ers would be able to get to calls. Columbia County public works apply to 25 schools that DeTemple said parents “We would like to be done with “Our first thing to do was to get the director, said more than 100 county drew failing grades. She are best suited to “shake debris removal this week,” he said. roads open, push it off to the sides employees worked to reopen roads, said the bill would give the system up” and to help “It’s hard to say when we’ll be done, and then we come back and clean and he expects crews to work seven parents “a legal seat at the a failing school recover. though, because when we pick up up,” he said. “That’s our primary job days a week as the cleanup and debris debris, people put out more debris when disaster hits.” removal continues. and then we have to do a complete Henry said volunteer companies “We’re going to continue working rotation. Other than that, things are helped in the cleanup effort through- seven days a week until all the efforts going smoothly. We’re making good out the weekend. are done,” he said.

COST: No federal aid to help storm victims Continued From Page 1A

Suzanne Edwards, have insurance and some this point from the federal about how I’m going to Catholic Charities chief who had issues that they authorities, it really taxes meet the needs of the com- operating officer, said the didn’t own the property,” whether we can answer munity. It does not take storms impacted local she added. these questions,” she said. away the fact they have residents from all socio- Edwards said Catholic “We cannot invent dollars. valid needs. It’s basically, economic levels and some Charities has taken 26 We’re at an impasse of how what do you have to work AIRLINES ARE people didn’t report the case calls from storm vic- are we going to help these with.” storm damage through the tims and it is handling the people. We’re dealing with Edwards is asking local HIRING proper channels. situation on a case-by-case multiple issues.” landlords to call Catholic “Many of those people basis. 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David Simmons and SCHEV authorized. by the Society of Actuaries ketplace where individuals increase would be 62 per- other Republican lawmak- to its members. and small businesses can cent for California, about 80 ers worry that if the state Call 888-203-3179 “The certainty of dramat- browse different health percent for Ohio and 67 per- does not offer some type www.CenturaOnline.com ic increases in premiums is plans from private provid- cent for Maryland. Much of of alternative Medicaid one of the least recognized ers and see if they qual- the reason for the higher plan, then the increased and discussed aspects of ify for federal subsidies claims costs is that sicker costs will be passed onto the Affordable Care Act to help pay for the plans. people are expected to join small businesses. and it’s one of the reasons Low-income people will be the pool, the report said. (Senate President Don) steered to Medicaid and The report did not Gaetz and I have been so other safety net programs. make similar estimates for cautious and circumspect The study from the employer plans, the main- in developing our budget,” Society of Actuaries con- stay for workers and their said Sen. Joe Negron, a cluded the overwhelming families. That’s because Stuart Republican, who majority will see double- the primary impact of chaired a committee over- seeing implementation of the federal health law.

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ANOTHEROUR OPINION VIEW Shuttering the make-work No. 2’s office

ntil he settles on a replacement to succeed Jennifer Carroll, Gov. Rick Scott has done the right thing in temporarily shut- ting down the vaguely defined Uoffice of lieutenant governor. While she was in office, Carroll had little or nothing to do. Since Carroll’s resignation earlier this month, in the wake of disclosures of her ties to an Internet sweepstakes cafe under federal investigation, her four-person staff has had even less to do — at a cost to the state of $510,000 a year. Although Scott has a constitutional obliga- tion to eventually appoint a lieutenant governor, his time could be best spent working with the Legislature to craft a constitutional amendment to abolish the office. How I got busted Carroll submitted her resignation March 12 after law enforcement officials inter- all it self-imposed exile. Usually, when I visit, I trade off viewed her in connection with a federal Or solitary confinement. between houses -- my daughter’s Or witness protection. and my son’s -- to spend time with investigation into an Internet sweepstakes Or whatever. each family. cafe operation. She was questioned about Three days ago, I This time, in a selfless effort to Cflew from my home in Las Vegas, keep my germs to myself, I decided her business relationship with Allied Veterans of the World & Affiliates, which to Monterey, Calif., to visit my chil- to let each think I was staying with operated the cafes and is accused by dren and grandchildren. the other. When, in fact, I’d checked It had been two months since my Sharon Randall into a hotel. prosecutors of masquerading as a charity last visit, and I was looking forward www.sharonrandall.com I knew if I told them, they’d never whose owners kept nearly all of the profits. to it. Two months is a long time to let me do it. So I did what they used As an indication of just how inconsequen- go without seeing people you love, Aren’t you that woman who prom- to do when they were teenagers. I especially little people who change ised to buy me a car?” didn’t tell them the whole story. It tial the lieutenant governor’s office can be, so fast you can blink and the next Wiley just stares at me and sucks seemed only fair. Scott says he won’t think about Carroll’s thing you know they’re shaving. his fist and wonders why I’m biting Of course, I called my husband successor until after the legislative session Randy is 2 and a half. Henry is 18 his toes. to tell him where I was staying. (I months. Wiley is almost 3 months On the first day of my visit, we didn’t want to end up dead in a hotel ends in May. old. Talk about cute. I wish you decided to take the boys to a studio and have people wonder what I was In the meantime, Scott wisely has closed could see them. to make their pictures. doing there.) the lieutenant governor’s office doors and Their parents are cute, too -- have The photographer, bless her, shot And it would have worked like a furloughed its four employees, includ- been for as long as I can remember. dozens of poses, including one of charm, if not for one minor hitch. The difference between the big the three of them piled up like a lit- My son dropped by my daughter’s ing chief of staff John Konkus, who was people and the little ones is not how ter of pups with Henry on the left house and said, “Where’s Mom?” making an $100,000 a year. From 1858 I feel about them. I love them just and Randy in the middle, hanging And she said, “She’s at your house.” until 1968, Florida managed to function as much. But the big ones seem to onto Wiley with a chokehold. I’m And he said, “No, she’s not.” without a make-work lieutenant governor remember me no matter how long having it enlarged to billboard size. And that’s how I got busted. we’re apart. As well they should. After the photos, we went out to When you’re my age, you padding the payroll. Few lieutenant gover- I’ve spent years reminding them. lunch. Randy ate chicken strips. shouldn’t have to explain yourself nors since the post was reinstated in 1968 (“I’m your mama; don’t forget me.”) Henry had mac ‘n’ cheese. Wiley to your grown children. And their have distinguished themselves, although The little ones, however, barely sucked his fist. I don’t know what I spouses. And your grandchildren. know I exist. Each time I see them, ate, but it tasted like the best thing And their dogs. Especially when Democrat Buddy MacKay and Republicans it’s like starting over, and I have to ever. you’re sick. Frank Brogan and Toni Jennings are nota- try to impress them all over again. We talked about things to do Which I am. ble exceptions. Carroll all but disappeared It’s not easy to make a good first while I was in town -- the beach, But it’s not the first time I’ve ever from view the moment she was sworn impression, especially more than the park, the aquarium. The week had to explain myself, and it prob- once. would go by way too fast. ably won’t be the last -- if I ever get in, and she will be remembered most for Actually, Randy is old enough Then, the next day, I got sick. well enough to check out of this minor office scandals and for resigning. now that he seems genuinely glad Sore throat. Headache. Stuffy nose. hotel. to see me when I show up after Not something you want to give to I hope they remember me. ■ Tampa Bay Times months away. Or at least he’s polite three little boys. Or even to their enough to pretend. Either way, I’ll parents. take it. So, OK, I did a bad thing. I didn’t ■ Sharon Randall can be contacted Henry gives me a long look, fol- lie about it exactly. I just didn’t quite at P.O. Box 777394, Henderson, NV Lake City Reporter lowed by a grin as if to say, “Wait. tell the whole truth. 89077. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Black votes are GOP’s secret weapon for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ epublicans should start 3 percent black support to 5 and ties by Community Newspapers Inc. asking black Americans white votes from 57 percent to 58.6 We believe strong newspapers build strong the following question would have clinched Ohio. Success communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” early and often: “What in Colorado meant growing black Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and have the Democrats ballots from 6 percent to 9 and Rdone for you lately?” whites’ from 54 percent to 57.5. profitable community‑oriented newspapers. 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March 27 9882. Olustee meeting Sunrise service The Blue-Grey Army will Wellborn United meet at 5:30 p.m. to wrap up Methodist Church will have the Olustee Battle Festival. an Easter “Sonrise” service The meeting will be at the at 7 a.m. at the Wellborn Columbia County School Community Association District central building, park west of County Road room 153, 409 SW St. Johns 250 in Wellborn. The Rev. St. Matt Dillard, pastor of the Glory to God Ministries in Plant clinic Wellborn, and Dr. Parker, University of Florida pastor of the Wellborn and Master Gardeners are Huntsville UM churches, available every Wednesday along with Pastor James from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Jones of Allen Chapel in Fort White Public Library Wellborn, will conduct on Route 47 to answer the service. A free public questions about lawns and breakfast will be offered plants. Bring samples for at the Wellborn UMC fel- free diagnosis or solutions. lowship hall following the For more information, call service. 752-5384. Easter services Holy Week service Easter worship service Holy Wednesday service will be at 11 a.m. at the will be at 7 p.m. at Day Wellborn United Methodist Springs Missionary Baptist Church, 12005 County Road church, 849 Congress Ave. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 137 in Wellborn, and at 3:30 The preachers will be the Members of the Crossfire Cowgirls drill team are seen performing at the 19th Annual Florida Gateway Pro Rodeo. p.m. at the Huntsville UMC Revs. Aaron and Verdie on Lake Jeffrey Road in Lewis. Lake City. The two church- Senior drivers course Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 He will open the egg hunt 963-2231 for more details. es will then join Pine Grove Quilters meeting An AARP Driver Safety p.m. The dinner is $6 for and have giveaways for the UMC and New Harmony The Lady of the Lake Course for Seniors will be two Alaskan pollock filets, children. Sunrise service UMC for a cluster Easter Quilters Guild will meet at heldfrom 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. corn, baked beans, hush- The Greater Truevine service with special pro- Bethel United Methodist at the Columbia County puppies, cole slaw and Easter activities Baptist Church will have gram at the First United Church, 4369 U.S. 441 Lifestyle Enrichment tarter sauce. Take out or Gold Standard Lodge 167 an Easter sunrise service Methodist Church in Live South, Lake City. Social Center Reading Room, 628 eat in. will hold its annual Easter at 6 a.m. For information, Oak, beginning with a 6 time will start at 9:30 a.m. SE Allison Court. Please activities from 12:45 to 2:30 contact the church at (386) p.m. potluck supper. and business meeting will bring a sack lunch. Cost is Good Friday service p.m. at Annie Mattox Park. 755-9247. be at 10. The Charm Square $12 for AARP members, $14 Good Friday service will There will be fun, games, Sunrise service Club color for March is for nonmembers. Those be at 7 p.m. at New Mount food and prizes. For more Resurrection Sunday Falling Creek Chapel will green. who complete the course Pisgah African Methodist information, call Mike Faith in Christ Anglican have an Easter sunrise ser- receive a certificate of Episcopal Church, 345 Kelly at (386) 867-6675. Church invites the com- vice at 7 a.m. Breakfast will March 28 completion good for a dis- NE Washington St. The munity to experience be served after the service. count on their automobile preacher will be the Rev. Test drive fundraiser Resurrection Sunday at 10 For more information, call Egg hunt insurance for three years. David Scott. Rountree-Moore Ford- a.m. The church is at 282 755-0580. The Columbia County Registration is required. Lincoln will conduct a Ford Magical Terrace. For more Recreation Department will For more information or Service of Darkness Drive One 4 UR School information, call Father hold its annual Easter egg to register, call (352) 333- Covenant First test drive fundraiser from 9 Don Wilson at (386) 208- hunt from 10 a.m. to noon 3036. Presbyterian Church of a.m. to 4 p.m. at the dealer- at Richardson Community Live Oak invites the com- ship on U.S. 90 West. Test Center, 255 NE Coach Maundy Thursday munity to attend a Service drive a new car and the Anders Lane. Kids are Maundy Thursday ser- of Darkness at 8 pm. As dealership will donate $20 OBITUARIES invited to bring their par- vice will be at 7 p.m. at candles are extinguished, to Columbia High School. ents, baskets and egg-hunt- Bethel African Methodist there will be a gradual For more information, call John Andrew Shipp Shipp (Tiffany Floyd) Lake City, ing shoes. Children 10 and Episcopal Church, 838 SW darkening of the sanctuary. George H. Hudson Jr. at FL; One sister Pamela Rose Shipp younger may participate in Route 242-A. he service will be present- (386) 755-0630. Mr. John Andrew “Andy” Shipp, Lake City, FL; his mother in law the egg hunt and will be ed by choir and soloists, 51, died Monday March 25, 2013 Patty Brown Lake City, FL; separated into three age- Alzheimer’s training organ, strings, oboe and Egg hunt at Shands Lake Shore Hospital nine grandchildren and a host of groups: 2 and under, 3 to Hospice of Citrus County bass drum. The church is There will be a children’s after an extended illness. He was nieces and nephews also survive. preceded in death by his mother Graveside funeral services will 5, and 6 to 10 years old. Inc. will hold a free training at 421 White Ave. in Live Easter egg hunt at 3:30 Doris Tyre, and one sister Rose be conducted Friday March 29, Parents will only be allowed program on Alzheimer’s Oak. p.m. at Huntsville United Marie Shipp. He was a lifelong 2013 at the Williamson-Tyre in the areas designated for disease and related dis- Methodist Church on Lake resident of Lake City and of the Cemetery at 2:00 P.M. with the the 4 and under groups. orders form 8:30 a.m. to Good Friday service Jeffrey Road, followed by Baptist faith he enjoyed boat Reverend Jim Steele oficiat- riding and playing in the mud. ing. Visitation with the family Games, arts and crafts, 4:30 p.m. at the Wings Faith in Christ Anglican a potluck supper on the He is survived by his wife of will be held one hour prior to fun and refreshments will Education Center, 857 SW Church will have a Good grounds. seventeen years Joyann Shipp service time at the Dees-Par- begin at 10 a.m. The hunt Main Blvd. in the Lake City Friday service at noon. The Lake City, FL; his father John rish Family Funeral Home. will begin promptly at 11:30 Plaza. Larry Geiger, a state stations of the cross will be Bell Shipp, Jr. Lake City, FL; DeeS-PAriSh FAmily March 31 three sons John Andrew Shipp, FunerAl home is in charge a.m. For more information, approved provider, will pro- visited. The church is locat- Jr. (Jessica) Deep Creek, FL; of all arrangements 458 South call Nicole Smith at (386) vide instruction. Lunch will ed at 282 Magical Terrace. Resurrection Sunday Brian Matthew Ship, Lake City, Marion Avenue Lake City, FL 754-7095. be provided. Registration For more information, call Glad Tidings Assembly FL; and Patrick Duane Harter 32025. Please sign guess book at is required by March 26. Father of God, 1571 E. Duval St., (Heather) Lake City, FL; one parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com daughter Cassy Font, Lake City, Chamber mixer For more information or Don Wilson at (386) 208- will have Resurrection FL; four brothers Mike Shipp Obituaries are paid advertise- A Lake City-Columbia to register, call Geiger at 9882. Sunday services at 10:30 (Donna) Wellborn, FL; Steve ments. For details, call the Lake County Chamber of 755-7714 ext. 2411 or (866) a.m. Church youth will Shipp (Heidi) Ocala, FL; Justin City Reporter’s classified department at 752-1293. Commerce Chamber Mixer 642-0962. Church fundraiser present a skit. Daniel and Shipp Lake City, FL; Samuel will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Abundant Life Church, Mona Harris will pres- at Comfort Inn and Suites Maundy Thursday 675 State Road 100, is sell- ent special music, and on U.S. 90 west, hosted by The community is invit- ing tickets for a grilled Evangelist Jim Willett of the Lake City Rotary Club. ed to a Maundy at 7 p.m. chicken dinner to raise Michigan will deliver the For more information or at Faith in Christ Anglican money for the church build- word. For more informa- reservations, contact the Church, 282 SW Magical ing fund. The dinner will be tion, call (386) 365-1533 or chamber at at www.lakec- Terrace. For more infor- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 14 on visit online on Facebook or itychamber.com or phone mation, call Father Don the church grounds. For at gtlakecity.org. (386) 752-3690. Wilson at (386) 208-9882. tickets or more information, contact Pastor Tanner Sunrise service Nursing home workshop at (386) 984-0310. A “Sonrise” communion A free Nursing Home Maundy Thursday service will be from 7 to Planning Workshop will be A Maundy Thursday ser- March 30 7:45 a.m. at Annie Mattox held at 10 a.m. at Morgan vice will be at 7 p.m. at the Park. The preacher will be Law Center for Estate & Wellborn united Methodist Egg hunt Pastor Joy L. Gallmon. Legacy Planning, 234 E.t Church, 12005 County The second annual Duval St. Anyone who is Road 137 in Wellborn. The Easter Egg Hunt, spon- Easter service concerned about how they service will include Holy sored by the Lake City- Wellborn Baptist Church will pay for nursing home Communion and a Service Columbia County Chamber will have an Easter ser- care should attend this of Tenebrae with readings. of Commerce, will be from vice beginning at 10:30 informative workshop, led 10 a.m. to noon at Wilson a.m. The church choir will by local elder law attor- March 29 Park. Back by popular perform “It Would Take a ney Teresa Byrd Morgan. demand, Shana Banana Cross,” followed by a wor- Seating is limited and res- Fish dinner will provide the children’s ship service. The church ervations are required. To Our Redeemer Lutheran entertainment. Bellamy is on U.S. 90 at Lowe Lake reserve a seat, call Tammy Church, 5056 SW State Beaver, the mascot for the Road in Wellborn. Visit our Hale at 386-755-1977. Road 47 in Lake City, pre- Ichetucknee Partnership, website at www.wellborn- pares fish dinners every will also be in attendance. baptist.com or call (386)

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6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 Local man seeks to raise funds for his beloved dog’s surgery By TONY BRITT [email protected]

here is no doubt that Ronald Higdon loves his service dog, TMaggie. Whether sitting on the couch together watching COURTESY PHOTO television or taking long walks through their neigh- Joe Flanagan (center), Suwannee River Water borhood, their close bond Management District’s director of administrative services, was forged through tough is flanked by the agency’s Governing Board Chairman Don times with love and trust. Quincey and Executive Director Ann Shortelle. Flanagan is For the past eight years, retiring Friday after 35 years working for the district. Maggie has served as Higdon’s friend, companion, protector and a family member with unquestion- SRWMD official ing loyalty. However, dark clouds have entered their lives to retire Friday and the threat that Maggie may not always after 35 years be around is becoming a TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter harsh reality. Ronald Higdon sits with Maggie, his service dog. Higdon is trying to raise money so Maggie acre Brunswick Tract in Maggie, a purebred Joe Flanagan Levy County in 1984. boxer, is a service dog on can have surgery for problems associated with low blood sugar. served district He also considers him- the United States Service body, including to his to Lake City Animal an insulinoma. Dogs with self fortunate to have Dog Registry. Now she in many ways. head, legs, face, spine and Hospital, where she was that condition can live an attended scores of govern- needs surgery because hands because of all of the diagnosed with low blood average of two years after ing board meetings — 399 of medical issues, and stab injuries. He now lives sugar, hypoglycemia. surgical excision of the From staff reports Higdon and a friend are in all. with post-traumatic-shock “This dog for the last tumor. LIVE OAK — Joe trying to raise the funds “It has been a privilege disorder, fibromyalgia six months has had ques- She said boxers are Flanagan, of the Suwannee soHigdon can afford to attend these meetings and other medical issues, tionable seizures and predisposed to the illness, River Water Management Maggie’s surgery. and meet various board which is why he needed a lately definitive seizures,” but the tumors are rela- District, was recognized Higdon said his friend, members throughout the service dog. said Dr. Carey Bailey, a tively rare. for 35 years of public ser- Jim Hodges, who is visu- years. My only regret is “After that, I’ve lost veterinarian at Lake City Higdon said other vice and commitment to ally impaired and also has not making it to number everything,” he said. Animal Hospital. “On rou- than the seizures that the district at a Governing a service dog, suggested 400 and beyond,” Flanagan “I lost my kids, lost my tine blood work, we deter- Maggie is experiencing, Board meeting on March the fundraiser. said. home — everything. I mined she had extremely she’s always been a very 12. Flanagan will be retir- “We’re just getting the Flanagan has a bach- came here to Florida low blood sugar, which healthy dog. ing March 29. fundraiser off the ground elor’s degree environ- and then me and Maggie is likely causing her sei- “She’s my best friend,” Flanagan began his right now,” he said. “I’m mental science, and found each other. So, I’ve zures. My suspicion is he said, as tear drops ran career with the district in hoping to get what I need he has taken numerous got to do anything and she has an insulinoma down his cheek. “She’s 1978 as an environmental for my dog’s sake.” postgraduate courses in everything possible for — a pancreatic tumor all I really have. She lives scientist in the Department Higdon was stabbed finance and business man- her.” that secretes insulin that with me. She protects me. of Resource Management. 11 times when someone agement. Current certifi- Maggie provides makes the blood sugar She has my back, and it In his years with the dis- tried to kill him years cations include: certified Higdon with therapy and chronically low, which would be unfair for me to trict, he has served as the ago. He said the attempt public purchasing officer, protection. causes the seizures.” not have hers.” director for several depart- on his life was over col- associate in risk manage- “She provides mental Although Bailey said To make a contribution, ments. lecting an insurance ment, certified internal and physical therapy,” Maggie has not been or for more information, Flanagan is retiring as policy. Higdon has nerve auditor, certified records Higdon said. definitely diagnosed, she call Higdon at (904) 229- the director of adminis- damage throughout his manager, certified county Higdon took Maggie suspects that Maggie has 1056. trative services, which court mediator, certified includes responsibilities for the overall fiscal func- government finance offi- tions of the district, in addi- cer, certified safety pro- Council proclaims military family day tion to the general supervi- fessional, Toastmasters’ sion of the district’s office competent communica- From staff reports facility, procurement and tor, Toastmasters’ com- information technology. petent leader, and certi- GAINESVILLE — April Flanagan has had many fied Federal Emergency 17 has been proclaimed “firsts” during his lengthy Management Agency inci- as Florida Military Family career with the district. In dent commander. and Community Covenant 1980, he served on the “I am pleased with Joe’s Day by the North Central review team that evaluat- faithful public service to Florida Regional Planning ed and recommended for the district over the last Council. approval the first comput- 35 years, and I congratu- The Florida Regional er acquired by the district, late him on his upcoming Councils Association and a Prime 550. In 1982, he retirement,” said Executive the Florida League of Cities served on the review team Director Ann Shortelle. are requesting each region- that evaluated and recom- “I am thankful to the al planning council and city mended for approval of district for giving me the to adopt a proclamation and the first water use permit opportunity to be a part of highlight that Florida civil- issued by the district. As the team,” said Flanagan. “I ians from region to region the first director of land will miss all of the friends and city to city support our acquisition, he negotiated and colleagues that I have military families. for the first district pur- made in my 35 years with By adopting proclama- chase of land, the 3,000 the district.” tions in regions and cities throughout the state proclaiming April 17 as COURTESY PHOTO Florida Military Family and Participating in the proclamation of April 17 as Florida Military Family and Community Community Covenant Day, Covenant Day by the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council were (front row, a ground-swell of civilian from left) Rae Pike, director of the Florida Military Family and Community Covenant; Myra support will be generated Valentine, past member and former council chair from Madison; and Lorene Thomas, Dixie for military personnel and County gubernatorial appointee and council chairwoman; (back row) Rusty DePratter veteran families who have sacrificed so much for our and Stephen Bailey, Columbia County commissioners, Staff Sgt. Alex Abbate; Capt. Allen STATEMENT OF nation. Spence,; Lt. Col. Stephen Grabski; Chris Doolin, legislative affairs consultant to the Small Attending the coun- County Coalition; and Scott Koons, regional council executive director. NONDISCRIMINATION cil meeting were Chris Doolin, legislative affairs federal programs for north Taylor and Union coun- Plan and technical assis- consultant, for the Small central Florida, includ- ties. Programs it conducts tance to local govern- Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. is the County Coalition; Columbia ing Alachua, Bradford, include development of the ments in development of recipient of Federal financial assistance from the Rural County Commissioners Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Comprehensive Economic comprehensive plans, land Utilities Service, an agency of the U.S. Department of Stephen Bailey and Rusty Hamilton, Lafayette, Development Strategy, the development regulations Agriculture, and is subject to the provisions of Title VI DePratter, council mem- Madison, Suwannee, Strategic Regional Policy and grant management. of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, Section 504 bers; Rae Pike, director of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, the Age of the Florida Military Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, and the rules Family and Community and regulations of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Covenant; Myra Valentine, G & K NURSERY past member and former which provide that no person in the United States on council chair from the City the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, of Madison; and Lt. Col. We have Annuals, Perennials, Plants & Vegetables age, or disability shall be excluded from participation Stephen Grabski, Capt. in, admission or access to, denied the benefits of, or Allen Spence and Staff Sgt. ¢ Azaleas $ otherwise be subjected to discrimination under any of Alex Abbate of the Army. 4 in. Pots 99 starting at 3.95 this organization’s programs or activities. The council, in partnership with economic devel- The person responsible for coordinating this organization’s opment organizations and nondiscrimination compliance efforts is the Executive local governments, pro- V.P./CEO. Any individual, or specific class of individuals, motes regional strategies, ,#5*-! 2'-, who feels that this organization has subjected them to partnerships and solutions to strengthen the discrimination may obtain further information about the economic competitiveness statutes and regulations listed above from and/or file a and quality of life of the ,IQ-J?H written complaint with this organization; or write USDA, 11 counties and 33 incor- Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten porated municipalities in Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, the north central portion Sisters Welcome Road at Hwy 90 W. D.C. 20250-9410, or call (202)720-5964 (voice or of Florida. The council, TWO LOCATIONS!! TDD). “USDA is an equal opportunity provider and whose members are local 1375 SE County Rd. 349 (1 Mile East of 41 South on CR349) employer.” Complaints must be filed within 180 days elected officials and guber- 752-8449 Sisters Welcome at Hwy 90 W. after the alleged discrimination. Confidentiality will be natorial appointees, admin- maintained to the extent possible. isters a variety of state and Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-6pm; Sat. 8:30am-5pm #47224254 7A

LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 7A NOTICE 76th ANNUAL MEETING of Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. Will be held at the Suwannee County Coliseum Saturday, April 27, 2013 In Live Oak, Florida ENTERTAINMENT, PRIZES, BUSINESS, FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM 8:00 a.m. Registration 8:00 a.m.-9:50 a.m. “Mercy Mountain Boys” Entertainment 10:00 a.m. Registration Closes 10:00 a.m. Invocation Reverend Rick James

“Meeting Begins” Welcome Sidney Lord, President Introduction of Trustees & Guests John C. Martz, V.P./CEO Announcement of Quorum William Hart, Secretary Reading of Ofﬁ cial Notice & Mailing Thereof William Hart, Secretary Treasurer’s Report Hugh Hunter, Treasurer Manager’s Report John C. Martz, V.P./CEO Business Session Attorney Josh Crapps Election of Trustees Districts 7, 8 and 9 (Board Approved Proxies Available at SVEC Headquarters) Drawing of Prizes Hugh Hunter, Treasurer Tim Steichen, Trustee

OVER 100 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY (MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN) One (1) PRIZE: UP TO $100 CREDIT PER MONTH FOR THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS One (1) PRIZE: UP TO $75 CREDIT PER MONTH FOR THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS One (1) PRIZE: UP TO $50 CREDIT PER MONTH FOR THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS (REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 10:00 A.M.) Adjourn

Lighting the way since 1937 SERVING SUWANNEE, HAMILTON, LAFAYETTE, and COLUMBIA COUNTIES “OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE” Ofﬁ cial Notice Mailed to Members on March 27,2013 in Accordance with the Bylaws 8A

8a LAKE CITY REPORTER local WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 Bullying: A mother tells her story Woman tells local students how son took his life in ‘05.

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected]

Jeffrey Johnston kept his secrets hidden underneath his mattress. In his sketchbook, tucked securely under his bed, he slowly documented the decline of a happy, intelligent boy into the person that would eventually take his own life during the summer of 2005. The spi- ral toward suicide began because of a bully, a classmate of his who tormented Johnston both in school and online. Johnston became one of the first documented cases of cyberbullying, said his mother, Debbie Johnston, during the third annual Anti-Bullying Program at Epiphany Catholic School on Monday. The event fea- tured presentations by the school guidance counselor Judy Williams, Hamilton County Judge Sonny Scaff and activist Debbie Johnston. “Regardless of the size of the school, bullying is a fac- Photos by AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter tor that doesn’t go away, not ABOVE: Mother of bullied teenager Jeff Johnston, Debbie, stands between Epiphany Catholic School’s guidance counselor, Judy Williams, left, and prinici- even when the kids gradu- pal Rita Klenk. Debbie Johnston’s son committed suicide in 2005 because of constant teasing from a classmate at his middle school. BELOW: Epiphany ate,” Debbie Johnston said. Catholic School pastor Father Mike Pendergraft and Debbie Johnston stand next to a student-drawn poster in memory of her son After her son’s death, she advocated for a state- hurtful messages delivered or compliments about the wide law that would end by computer, cell phone or school and its students. bullying within the school other technology. Rita Klenk, the school’s system. It took three years Paula Redmond, art teach- principal, said the presenta- and $600,000, but Debbie er and coach at Epiphany tion brought the reality of Johnston pushed Florida Catholic School, said social bullying to life. Many chil- to establish the state’s first media has enabled stu- dren believe that bullying Anti-Bullying Law. The dents to taunt their victims is something that happens Jeffrey Johnston Stand even after school hours. elsewhere to someone else, Up For All Students Act When she was growing up not in their school to them. has been labeled the best as a bullied student, her “We’re hoping to empow- Anti-Bullying law to date by house provided a respite er our students,” she said. Bully Police USA. from the teasing. But now, Eight-graders Dakota “Every year they train the Internet has allowed Stitsinger and Ryan Kasak us how to reteach read- bullies to enter the home - believe the presentation ing, but not how to handle through Facebook, Twitter, taught them a lot about bul- bullying,” said Johnston, SnapChat and more. lying and its consequenc- a science teacher in Fort The event, held for es. Myers. “If the child isn’t grades kindergarten to “One of the things I’m alive, reading scores don’t eighth grade, found ways going to take with me to matter.” to connect to the students, high school is don’t fight The law requires schools such as group songs and back because you don’t to address bullying in the participation. But beneath want to become a bully code of conduct, to have a the youthful chorus of yourself,” Stitsinger said. trained person investigate “keep your hands to your- possible incidents, and to self, zip the lip,” the mes- report each incident to the sage was clear. Williams parents of the victim and the wanted to eliminate bully- bully. It also requires that ing within her school. This both the bullies and their year, she instituted a bully- victims seek counseling. ing box, where anonymous The law requires schools messages can be submit- to address cyberbullying – ted detailing complaints 1BSPORTS

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES McIlroy texts with Monday Tiger after losing n Columbia High tennis in District 5-3A tournament at Jonesville No. 1 ranking Tennis Center in Gainesville, TBD n Columbia High Former top player latest win. baseball at Valdosta High, For now, McIlroy is fine 5 p.m. plans to play with Woods holding the Tuesday Houston Open. world’s top ranking, espe- n Columbia High cially with the Masters com- tennis in District 5-3A By CHRIS DUNCAN ing up in two weeks. tournament at Jonesville Associated Press “I didn’t think I could go Tennis Center in into the Masters under the Gainesville, TBD HUMBLE, Texas — Rory radar,” McIlroy said. “I can n Fort White High McIlroy sent a text mes- go in a little bit underneath softball vs. Suwannee sage to Tiger Woods on him. So, in a way, it’s not a High, 6 p.m. Tuesday, congratulating bad thing.” n Columbia High him on winning at Bay Hill McIlroy skipped Bay Hill baseball at Suwannee and taking over the No. 1 and says he had a “good High, 7 p.m. (JV-4) world ranking again. week, a fun week” in Miami. Woods responded by tell- He watched girlfriend ing McIlroy to get going — Caroline Wozniacki play in BRIEFS he put it a bit more crudely the pro tennis event in Key than that — and win this Biscayne., then stopped T-BALL week’s Houston Open. A by a municipal course on ASSOCIATED PRESS victory would put McIlroy Saturday night to hit range Coaches meeting Tiger Woods regained the World’s No. 1 ranking after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational back at No. 1, a spot he held planned April 4 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando last weekend. for 32 weeks before Woods’ GOLF continued on 3B Lake City Recreation Department T-ball has a coaches meeting at 6:30 p.m. April 4 at Teen Town Recreation Center. For details, call Heyward Christie at Ball teams at break 754-3607 RUNNING Mixed results for Freedom 5K run CHS/Fort White set for April 6 on diamonds. The Freedom 5K to benefit End it Movement, By BRANDON FINLEY a movement to bring an [email protected] end to human trafficking Columbia and Fort and slavery, is April 6. White high schools entered Register online at www. spring break officially on stepfitnessonline.com or Saturday. active.com with a $30 While the Lady Tigers’ registration fee. All early softball and Indians’ base- registrants will receive ball teams are riding high a free shirt. Day of race into the break, for some registration is available teams the break couldn’t with an additional $10 come soon enough. fee. The race will be chip The Lady Tigers’ soft- timed by Step Fitness ball team (15-3, 5-0 district) Race Management and headed into spring break 1st Place Sports. on the highest note. For details, call Columbia ended the race director Michelle week on a two-game district Richards at 208-2447. winning streak to clinch the No. 1 seed in the District OUTDOORS 4-6A tournament the week Handgun safety of April 14. After beating day for women St. Augustine on Thursday, There will be a the Lady Tigers needed Women’s Handgun to defeat the Stingrays on Safety Day from 10 a.m. Friday or Columbia would to 3 p.m. April 27 at have been seeded third in the Osceola Rifle and the tournament. Pistol Range. Cost to The Lady Tigers attend the workshop responded with a 4-2 vic- is $10 for lunch and a tory behind a 3-for-3 night box of either .38 special from Keeley Murray that or 9 mm ammunition. included a home run and an Participants will receive a RBI-single. certificate to submit with The Lady Tigers now their concealed weapons sit back and wait with only permit application that three weeks remaining until will satisfy the the district tournament. requirement for Columbia has been led firearm safety training. by a host of players this Applications will be year with Erin Anderson available. The class is and Ashley Shoup taking limited to 50 women. control on the mound. Call Karen Little at The Lady Tigers have 754-1654 to sign up. received home runs from seven different players this CHS BASEBALL year led by Kayli Kvistad and Hollianne Dohrn. Both JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Skeet shoot have homered four times Columbia High School’s Tatum Morgan looks for an opening to make it to home plate. fundraiser set this season. Columbia will return to The Columbia High action on April 4 against The Indians started the two early games to begin eight wins this season. done from the plate with School Dugout Club is P.K. Yonge when the Lady season at 4-0 and jumped this week. Howell has a 0.61 ERA three home runs this sea- hosting “Shootout at Tigers host the Blue Wave out to a 9-1 start before los- The Indians have had and a 4-2 record this year. son and six doubles. Ironwood Preserve” at at 7 p.m. in Lake City. ing four out of its last five most of their success due Dupree has a 4-1 record Fort White hosts Bishop 1 p.m. April 13. The Fort White baseball has games. to it’s pitching rotation. and a 0.56 ERA for the Kenny High at 7 p.m. on fundraiser is a skeet jumped out to much of the Spring break will give the Robby Howell and Kevin season. shoot where four-man same success. Indians a bit of a break after Dupree have combined for Dupree has also got it SPRING continued on 2B teams will compete in the 5-stand and wobble courses. There will be prizes awarded and a FHSAA leadership worries over proposed legislation meal following the shoot. Cost is $300 per team Bill could limit association that dictates ing giants. dent-athlete transfers, limit the legislation would essen- and all proceeds benefit rules for Florida’s middle The Florida High School the amount of fines and fees tially allow middle and high the CHS baseball control over and high school athletes Athletic Association is member schools pay, and school student-athletes to programs. transferring. is fighting what it says is objecting to measures revamp the makeup of the become “free agents.” Call Troy Register at a power grab by legisla- (HB 1279, SB 1164) by association’s board. “This legislation opens 397-5353 to register a By JIM TURNER tors that will lessen the Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha, FHSAA Executive the door for nefarious team. The News Service of Florida oversight of mid-season and Sen. Kelli Stargel, R- Director Roger Dearing, people who might want to transfers and allow some Lakeland, that could restrict during a media teleconfer- n From staff reports TALLAHASSEE — The schools to become recruit- their investigations into stu- ence on Tuesday, claimed FHSAA continued on 3B 2BSPORTS AGATE

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD

Second Round 1:05 p.m. TELEVISION Monday Houston (ss) vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Oklahoma 85, UCLA 72 1:05 p.m. TV sports Tennessee 68, Creighton 52 Miami vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. Tuesday N.Y. Mets vs. Washington at Viera, Today Florida State vs. Baylor (n) 1:05 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Purdue vs. Louisville (n) Cleveland vs. San Diego at Peoria, 1 p.m. ——— Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ESPN — Preseason, Philadelphia vs. SPOKANE REGIONAL Seattle vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., Detroit, at Lakeland First Round 3:05 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Iowa State 72, Gonzaga 60 Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, 7 p.m. Georgia 70, Montana 50 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinal, Iowa at California 90, Fresno State 76 Arizona vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., Virginia South Florida 71, Texas Tech 70 4:05 p.m. 9 p.m. Stanford 72, Tulsa 56 Milwaukee vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinal, Providence Michigan 60, Villanova 52 Ariz., 4:10 p.m. at Baylor Baton Rouge, La. Minnesota vs. Boston at Fort Myers, NBA BASKETBALL Penn State 85, Cal Poly 55 7:05 p.m. 8 p.m. LSU 75, Green Bay 71 Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, ESPN — Miami at Chicago Second Round 7:05 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Monday L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, ESPN — Brooklyn at Portland Georgia 65, Iowa State 60 10:05 p.m. NHL HOCKEY California 82, South Florida 78, OT Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday NBCSN — Montreal at Boston Stanford vs. Michigan (n) TENNIS Penn State vs. LSU (n) GOLF 1 p.m. ——— ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Sony NORFOLK REGIONAL Golf week Open, men’s and women’s quarterfinals, at First Round Key Biscayne South Carolina 74, South Dakota State PGA TOUR 12 Midnight 52 HOUSTON OPEN ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Sony Kansas 67, Colorado 52 Site: Humble, Texas. Open, men’s and women’s quarterfinals, at Texas A&M 71, Wichita State 45 Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. Key Biscayne (same-day tape) Nebraska 73, Chattanooga 59 Course: Redstone Golf Club, Notre Dame 97, UT-Martin 64 Tournament Course (7,441 yards, par Iowa 69, Miami 53 72). BASKETBALL Duke 67, Hampton 51 Purse: $6.2 million. Winner’s share: Oklahoma State 73, DePaul 56 $1,116,000. NBA schedule Second Round Television: Golf Channel (Thursday- Monday Friday, 4-7 p.m., 7:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m.; Kansas 75, South Carolina 69 Today’s Games Saturday, 1-3 p.m., 6:30-11:30 p.m.; Sunday, Nebraska 74, Texas A&M 63 Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 1-3 p.m., 6:30 p.m.-midnight) and NBC Tuesday Orlando at Charlotte, 7 p.m. (Saturday-Sunday, 3-6 p.m.). Notre Dame vs. Iowa (n) Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Online: http://www.pgatour.com Duke vs. Oklahoma State (n) Atlanta at Toronto, 7 p.m. EUROPEAN TOUR JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ——— Memphis at New York, 7:30 p.m. TROPHY HASSAN II BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Fort White High’s Brady Wilkinson stretches out to catch a ball as a Bradford High runner Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. Site: Agadir, Morocco. First Round approaches second base on March 12. Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. Vanderbilt 60, Saint Joseph’s 54 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Course: Golf du Palais Royal (6,844 Connecticut 105, Idaho 37 L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. yards, par 72). Maryland 72, Quinnipiac 52 Washington at Oklahoma City, Purse: $1.93 million. Winner’s share: SPRING: Michigan State 55, Marist 47 Ball teams return in April 8 p.m. $321,810. Delaware 66, West Virginia 53 Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Television: Golf Channel (Thursday- North Carolina 59, Albany (N.Y.) 54 Continued From Page 1B Phoenix at Utah, 9 p.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; Saturday, Kentucky 61, Navy 41 Sacramento at Golden State, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.). Dayton 96, St. John’s 90, 2OT 10:30 p.m. Online: http://www.europeantour.com Second Round April 4. the field on Tuesday when this season, but Columbia Brooklyn at Portland, 10:30 p.m. LPGA TOUR Monday On the softball side of the Lady Indians host has a 2-1 district record Thursday’s Games Next event: Kraft Nabisco Connecticut 77, Vanderbilt 44 Championship, April 4-7, Mission Hills L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. things in Fort White, it has Suwannee High at 6 p.m. that has its baseball team Maryland 74, Michigan State 49 Country Club, Dinah Shore Tournament Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. been a rebuilding year for Columbia’s baseball sitting in second place. Tuesday Course, Rancho Mirage, Calif. Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Delaware vs. North Carolina (n) Last week: Spain’s Beatriz Recari won the Lady Indians. team has been on equally The Tigers return to Kentucky vs. Dayton (n) the Kia Classic in Carlsbad, Calif., for her Fort White is 3-12 on hard times. action at Valdosta High at NCAA tournament second LPGA Tour title. She beat South the season and returns to The Tigers are 3-12 so far 5 p.m. on Monday. Korea’s I.K. Kim with an 18-foot birdie EAST REGIONAL BASEBALL putt from the fringe on the second hole Regional Semifinals of a playoff. Thursday Spring Training Online: http://www.lpga.com At The Verizon Center CHAMPIONS TOUR Washington Today’s Games Next event: Greater Gwinnett Miami (29-6) vs. Marquette Atlanta vs. Washington (ss) at Viera, Championship, April 19-21, TPC Sugarloaf, (25-8), 7:15 p.m. 1:05 p.m. Duluth, Ga. Indiana (29-6) vs. Syracuse (28-9), 30 Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Last week: Michael Allen rallied to win minutes following 1:05 p.m. the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic for Regional Championship Washington (ss) vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, his fourth Champions Tour title, beating Saturday 1:05 p.m. Bernhard Langer by a stroke. Semifinal winners, TBA Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Online: http://www.pgatour.com ——— 1:05 p.m. WEB.COM TOUR SOUTH REGIONAL Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Port Next event: Brazil Classic, April 4-7, Regional Semifinals Charlotte, 1:05 p.m. Sao Paulo Golf Club, Sao Paulo. Friday Miami vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Last week: Edward Loar won the At Cowboys Stadium 1:35 p.m. Louisiana Open for his second Web.com Arlington, Texas Cleveland vs. Chicago White Sox at Tour title, closing with a 2-under 69 in Kansas (31-5) vs. Michigan (28-7), Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. windy conditions for a two-stroke victory 7:37 p.m. Texas vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., over Morgan Hoffmann. Florida Gulf Coast (26-10) vs. 3:05 p.m. Online: http://www.pgatour.com Florida (28-7), 30 minutes following San Diego vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Regional Championship Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Sunday L.A. Dodgers vs. Seattle at Peoria, HOCKEY JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Semifinal winners, TBA Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Columbia High’s Levi Hollingsworth eyes a high pitch while playing against Valdosta High on ——— Colorado vs. Oakland at Phoenix, NHL schedule MIDWEST REGIONAL 4:05 p.m. March 7. Regional Semifinals Kansas City (ss) vs. Milwaukee at Today’s Game Friday Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. Montreal at Boston, 7:30 p.m. At Lucas Oil Stadium San Francisco vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Phoenix at Minnesota, 9 p.m. Indianapolis Ariz., 4:10 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 10 p.m. Louisville (31-5) vs. Oregon (28-8), Houston vs. N.Y. 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Second Round Monday Providence 77, Robert Morris 68 BYU 90, Mercer 71 Southern Mississippi 63, Louisiana Tech 52 Quarterfinals Tuesday Maryland at Alabama (n) Today Iowa (23-12) at Virginia (23-11), 7 p.m. BYU (23-11) at Southern Mississippi (27-9), 8 p.m. Providence (19-14) vs. Baylor (20-14), 9 p.m. Women’s NCAA

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Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 3B GOLF REPORTS Aces up for Horn, Parks Kerby scores big on Sunday

Quail Heights members QUAIL HEIGHTS Ralph Minster and Pete Robbie Kerby picked up a COUNTRY CLUB threesome of Don Howard, Don Horn and Kevin Parks COUNTRY CLUB Sapienza; piece of all available action at LAKE CITY Emerson Darst and Larry scored holes in one on two Chet Carter n Second Flight — Chet in the Sunday blitz. Ed Goff Ward put four points on their different par-3s last week. Carter and Gillian Norris In addition to his first- card to edge the foursome First up was Horn’s def. Keith and Glenda place finish with a score of of Dennis Hendershot, Jim 5 wood from 165 yards on Smithy, No. 15; Heavrin, Hudson; Richard and +11, he tallied two skins and share the skins pot with McGriff, Dave Cannon and Ponds No. 3. His shot was No. 17. Shelly Skipper def. Randy closest to the pin shots on Mike McCranie, Mike Paul Davis by one. witnessed by his partner The Friday Dogfight was Heavrin; Larry Boone and Nos. 7 and 17. Jacobs, DePratter, Brown Match two ended in a in golf and life, Darlene a runaway win for Tony Bob and Carol McGraw A.J. Lavin took second and Gough. Both pot holes two-point win for the team Horn. Kent at +11. halved their match with place in the blitz with a went unclaimed. of Rhea Hart, Rob Brown, Everyone at the club is Dave Zeman was second George Poultney and Jeff respectable +7, one shot The LGA format let the Eli Witt and Bill Rogers glad to see Don back on at +6 with Bob McGraw White; ahead of John Raulerson ladies count either their over the team of Ed Snow, the course. as his health and Tim Tortorice sharing n Third Flight — Mike and Shelton Keen. Dell front nine or back nine Stan Woolbert, Joe Persons has improved. We look third at +4. and Patti Kahlich def. Billy Sanders and Buddy Slay scores in a “low 9 net” and Dan Stephens. forward to him adding to Skin winners were Kent Ryan and Ken Kellum; tied for fourth. contest. In the day’s only lop-sided his six career aces. (4), Ralph Minster and Tim Dion and Jan Cole def. Bruce Ford, Steve Natalie Bryant took a one- affair, the team of Monty Parks used his trusty Tortorice. Phillip and Brooke Russell; Thomas, Hank Rone and stroke win over Caroline Montgomery, Tom Elmore, 5 iron to ace No. 11 on the Closest to the pin: Gerald Todd and Tiara Carter won Buddy Slay cashed in a skin Stevens with a net 33.5. Merle Hibbard and Bill Creeks. His shot of 139 Smithy, No. 11; Buddy by forfeit over Joe Herring apiece. Anita West was another Wheeler easily handled the yards was witnessed by Simpkins, No. 15; Buddy and Tony Johnson. Mike Gough was closest stroke back in third. team of Marc Risk, Howard Bob McGraw, Joe Herring Simpkins, No. 17. Tuesday’s Twilight to the pin on No. 15 and Shirley Edelstein had the Whitaker, Bobby Simmons and Don Horn. The Wednesday Night League was off for spring Rone was closest on No. 5. day’s only chip-in. and Tony Branch by a 7-3 The Wednesday Blitz Scramble ended in a three- break and will resume Barney Hart (+8) iced In Thursday night’s count. competition ended in way tie with the team of matches April 2. his win in the A flight of scramble, the threesome Montgomery earned the a three-way tie for first Chet Carter, Tony Johnson Quail Heights would Wednesday’s blitz with a of Bryce Hawthorne, Nick medalist spot with a round with Larry Boone, Keith and Richard Deublar win- like to thank the sponsors late birdie. Cory DePratter Tuttle and Pete Skantos of 34-37-71. Risk (37-38-75) Denmark and Keith ning in the tiebreaker. who supported Saturday’s and Keith Shaw shared sec- jumped to an early lead was four strokes off the win- Hudson sharing the hon- The big money pot PCERA Tournament. ond at +6. Mike Gough and with birdies on the first four ner’s pace, followed by Hart ors at +6. rolled over, as there all Although the weather Jordan Hale were tied for holes, but cooled off late (36-40-76) and Woolbert Ronnie Ash and Tim holes were tied and there didn’t cooperate, the food fourth at +5. to finish in second place (38-40-78). Tortorice tied for fourth were no skins. Sign up by and prizes were a big hit. Emerson Darst posted a at -5. The group of Carl Taylor Made demonstra- at +5. 4:30 p.m. Results from the rain +7 to take the B flight, one Ste-Marie, Bob Wheary tion day is 1-5 p.m. April 5. Skin winners were Tuesday Twilight shortened morning shot- point ahead of Tom Wade and Dallas Ste-Marie closed The annual Lions Club Randy Heavrin (2), Tony League match results: gun were: First place and two up on Eddy Brown. strong to take the win at -6. tournament is April 6 with Johnson, Mike Kahlich, n First Flight — Mark — R. Boykins, J. Smith, Bud Johnson and David The scramble pot carried a 9 a.m. shotgun start. the Ralph Minster, Denmark and Erica Lloyd def. Gordon B. Mathis, B. Ford; Second Blair were in the money over into the third week. course closed until 2 p.m. and Hudson. Fuller and Braden Lehman; place — G. Selph, J. Parker, with +5. In the opening match of Titleist fitting day is Closest to the pin Tim and Codey Blackwell T. Jackson, C. Midgett; Hale eagled No. 16 to Good Old Boys play, the 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 12. winners were: Rocky def. Wallace Christie and Third place — M. Camp, Ford, No. 3; Boone, No. 5; Ben Chancey; Jason Watts C. Wheeler, J. Thomas, Denmark, No. 11; Gerald and Luther Huffman def. R. Fern. GOLF: McIlroy to return this week Continued From Page 1B FHSAA: Could soon see changes Continued From Page 1B balls in relative anonymity we’re humans,” McIlroy fighters on a golf course,” with Wozniacki and Novak said. “You’re going to have McIlroy said. “If things circumvent rules in order having the commissioner tions clearly lacks.” Djokovic, currently the patches where you play aren’t going his way, he’ll to do what they may think of education name the The coalition, which world’s No. 1 tennis player. great and have patches dig in and get whatever he is getting students scholar- FHSAA executive director contends the FHSAA dis- “People left me alone, it where you struggle a little can out of a round. He can ships to college, or even rather than the associa- plays overreaching and was fine,” McIlroy said. “It’s bit. I guess you’ve just got repeat day-in, day-out, that open the door to profes- tion’s board. arbitrary authority when nice to just go, not just go to take the rough and the attitude and that single- sional athletics,” Dearing Dearing said his job conducting investigations about my business and no smooth and just try and mindedness or that drive or said. being on the line was less on student eligibility, is one cares, but you go about treat those times, sort of motivation, I think that’s his The measure by Metz a concern than keeping an initiative launched by it and not be, I guess, the play and be patient and most impressive aspect.” also further expands the the playing field level for the Naples-based conser- most talked about person in know that you’re working McIlroy said he’s seeing state law that allows stu- students and schools as vative-policy think tank golf. It’s a nice thing.” on the right things.” more good shots since the dents to play for the school they compete across the Floridians for Government McIlroy won four times Maybe McIlroy can learn last round at Doral, his low- of choice if the public or state if each school dis- Accountability, Inc. The in 2012, including the PGA from Woods as he tries to est of the season. charter school they attend trict is given powers to self- think tank is run by former Championship that cata- dig out of his early-season “The weekend at Doral does not offer the sport. regulate transfers. Maine legislator Tarren pulted him to No. 1. He slump. Woods has won was great and the way I’ve Stargel’s companion pro- Stargel, in a release Bragdon. signed a Nike contract in three times in five starts this been hitting the ball recent- posal adds more legislative from Access for Student The FHSAA doesn’t the offseason, but has got- year, looking as dominant ly,” he said. “I’ve just got oversight to the FHSAA Athletes Coalition sent out directly receive state fund- ten off to a rough start as ever after going through to keep working on it and board by having the House prior to the teleconference, ing, but in addition to rely- this year, raising questions injuries, personal turmoil keep working on it. I defi- and Senate each make four denied her proposal will ing upon corporate dona- about his adjustment to his and a swing change. nitely feel like it’s going in appointments to the board, allow illegal recruiting or tions for funding draws new equipment. “I’ve always said he’s the right direction.” with the Commissioner of create student-athlete “free public dollars through He missed the cut at been one of the greatest Education getting to name agency.” membership fees from Abu Dhabi, lost in the first three. “This proposal would public schools. round of the Match Play While the board would not prevent the FHSAA FHSAA Chief Financial Championship and then be expanded from 16 to from fulfilling their pri- Officer Linda Roberston walked off the course dur- Erectile Dysfunction 25, the majority of appoint- mary role,” Stargel stated. said the expected reduc- ing the second round of Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health ments would come from “However, it would help tion in revenue by capping the Honda Classic, citing FREE book by doctor reveals what the Tallahassee. combat their predisposi- fines and fees could hinder frustration. 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DEAR ABBY: I hope you confident and vivacious. will print this because I’m They have become timid, sure many women share approval-seeking shells of BABY BLUES this dilemma. My boy- their previous selves. friend, whom I adore and Why do newly thin who is one of the kindest women forget how men on Earth, wants me awesome their person- to perform a certain sex alities used to be? -- BIG act on him. While I under- Abigail Van Buren BEAUTY IN ILLINOIS stand that many people www.dearabby.com DEAR BIG BEAUTY: -- and I don’t judge them once had a 21-year-old man Not knowing your friends, -- enjoy it, I am not one of tell me that he was a veter- I can’t answer for them. them. I would feel degrad- an of a war that had been But it is possible that hav- ed if I even tried it. over for 10 years! I felt ing become “transformed He says he won’t pres- like an idiot pretending to and fit,” they no longer sure me about it, yet he feel they need their loud BLONDIE believe him and knew he’d talks about it a lot. Just be laughing at me later, and boisterous personas to listening to him talk about but frankly, I felt scared to compete for attention. it puts unwanted pressure confront him. -- HEARD A ** ** ** on me. I have tried to be WHOPPER DEAR ABBY: When I honest with him. I told him DEAR HEARD A was growing up, my father I don’t want to do this, but WHOPPER: If you have would ask my mother what I’m afraid if I don’t, it will reason to feel that the per- she wanted, and then he damage my relationship son talking to you is being would buy the opposite. with him. We’re in our 40s. untruthful, be polite and For example, if she wanted Please offer any advice you end the conversation. And a brown sofa, he would might have. -- WORRIED if your intuition tells you buy a blue one. IN CALIFORNIA the person is someone to One day I realized that he BEETLE BAILEY DEAR WORRIED: You be afraid of, put as much acts the same way toward are indeed not alone in this distance between you as me. He will ask my opinion dilemma. You should not possible and avoid that about the color of some- have to do anything you person in the future. thing -- like an appliance -- are uncomfortable with. ** ** ** then buy the opposite color. The next time your boy- DEAR ABBY: I am a Is there a name for this friend raises the subject, plus-sized woman. I am behavior? -- ANONYMOUS turn the discussion to amo- loud and boisterous, and IN ATLANTA rous activities you both I like to surround myself DEAR ANONYMOUS: enjoy. Then suggest that with similar women. Yes, there is. It is called instead of this particular However, there is a prob- “passive aggression,” and sex act, you engage in his lem I am now facing. it’s a way of demonstrat- “No. 2 favorite.” ing veiled hostility without HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Many of my friends ** ** ** have made amazing trans- being directly confronta- DEAR ABBY: I’m a formations and gotten tional. 51-year-old woman with fit. I am fully supportive ■ Write Dear Abby at a question. What do you and impressed, but I see www.DearAbby.com or recommend a person do or the price they are pay- P.O. Box 69440, Los say when being lied to? I ing. They are no longer Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April domestic matters. ★★★ 19): Emotions will get THE LAST WORD SAGITTARIUS (Nov. SNUFFY SMITH worked up if you get into a Eugenia Last 22-Dec. 21): You don’t have disagreement with a part- to hide the truth or cover ner or colleague. Proceed Taking a trip that brings up what someone else is with caution, using facts you in contact with people doing. Put more effort into and figures to back up from your past will inspire your personal life. Making your statements. Most of you and boost your confi- plans with someone you all, do not show anger, dence. Taking the informa- love will lead to adventure frustration or a hint of tion you receive will con- and enhance your relation- uncertainty. ★★★ tribute to your popularity ship. ★★★★ TAURUS (April 20-May and enhance your love life. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- 20): Dealing with authority, ★★★★ Jan. 19): Expect to encoun- institutions or government VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ter delays while traveling 22): Use your intelligence ZITS agencies will be trying. or opposition from those Don’t take chances. Have and your imagination you converse with. Stick all your papers in order to along with sticking to a to your own achievements avoid being detained. A budget and you will excel without bringing other favor owed can be called professionally and finan- people into the equation. in to help you improve cially. Invest in your skills Putting pressure on oth- your options. Don’t divulge and talent and offer your ers will lead to the same in secrets. ★★★ expertise at a premium. reverse. ★★ GEMINI (May 21-June There is money to be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- 20): Read between the made through a partner- Feb. 18): Consider how lines. Not everyone will ship. ★★★ you earn your living and be honest with you, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. what you can do to make as long as you stick to 22): Emotional instabil- your current situation GARFIELD what you feel is required ity can lead to mistakes. work better for you. Don’t and nothing more, you Avoid putting pressure fold under pressure. It’s up will avoid being taken on someone or allowing to you to make the moves for granted. Love and anyone to dictate what you and choices that will ben- romance will bring about a should do. Bide your time efit you most. Love is high- promise. ★★★★★ and concentrate on picking lighted. ★★★ CANCER (June 21-July up information and skills PISCES (Feb. 19-March 22): Accept inevitable along with fleshing out 20): The more excessive change, and focus on what your options. ★★★ you are, the more trouble you like to do and do well. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. you will face. Don’t make Your intuition won’t let you 21): Solidify your position promises you’ll have trou- down when dealing with regarding a personal rela- ble keeping. Focus on how B.C. peers, dependents or supe- tionship that means a lot to to make your money work riors. You can make your you. Taking care of other for you. Let your intuition point heard and make an people’s problems will buy guide you when it comes improvement to your repu- you the option to call in to money, legal and con- tation. ★★ favors in the future. Let tractual matters. ★★★ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): your intuition guide you in CELEBRITY CIPHER

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Lake City Reporter Classifieds Job Medical dial-a-pro Legal Legal Legal Reporter Service Directory 100 Opportunities 120 Employment 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Branch Manager - Lake City THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Seeking manager for our Lake 05537861 AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, City area office. Management/ LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL FLORIDA TY, FLORIDA FLORIDA Supervisory, financial institution Asst. Controller - F/T Services CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 12-2012-CA-000697 CASE NO.: 2012-341-CA BS in Acct./Finance. 3-5 Years and credit evaluation exp REQ. Acct. Exp. Strong General Case #2011-CA-000463 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. FRIER FINANCE, INC., a Florida Great pay and benefits! App REQ BANKRUPTCY Bank of America, National Associa- Plaintiff, Corporation Ledger, Accts Payable, Payroll and avail at www.sunstatefcu.org. & Accts Rec Working DIVORCE & CHILD ISSUES tion, Successor by Merger to BAC vs. 12788 U.S. Highway 90 West, Fax to 386-462-4686. DFWP,EOE other court forms assistance Home Loans Servicing, LP JOY D CRIBBS; RODNEY S Live Oak, Florida 32060 Knowledge, Strong Written & Plaintiff, Oral Communications Skills, Reasonable / Experienced CRIBBS; NY AND ALL UN- Plaintiff, CMS Professional Staffing Inc., 386-961-5896 vs. KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING v. Strong Computer Skills- Kenneth Eugene Reddick, Jr. a/k/a Seeking individuals with Proficient in Excel, Word, BY, THROUGH, UNDER AND FREDRICK ALLEN, VERONICA recent background experience Kenneth E. Reddick, Jr.; Bank of AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Adobe, & PowerPoint. Health TROWELL, ranging from general business to America, National Association INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Care Exp. A Plus. Legal Defendant(s). Defendants. sales & finance. Must be proficient WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE NOTICE OF SALE For further information, NOTICE OF SALE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER with Email and Microsoft office. please visit our website: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A positive attitude and great work IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY THAT, pursuant to Plaintiff’s Final www.lakebutlerhospital.com JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR suant to an Order dated March 14, CLAIM AN INTEREST AS ethic are a must. Salaries vary in Summary Judgment Of Foreclosure (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2013, entered in Civil Case No. SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, range. Fax resume to 2011-CA-000463 of the Circuit entered in the above-captioned ac- FAX (386) 496-9399 CASE NO. 11-553-CA GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- 386-758-9047. Equal Employment Opportunity DARWIN L. PERRY, Court of the 3rd Judicial Circuit in ANTS; BRIAR PATCH ESTATES tion, I will sell the property situated and for Columbia County, Florida, in Columbia County, Florida, descri- Culinary Instructor/ / Drug & Tobacco Free Plaintiff, HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION, Workplace vs. wherein Bank of America, National INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT #1 IN bed as follows, to wit: Program manager BENJAMIN D. REGISTER, JOSH- Association, Successor by Merger to POSSESSION OF THE PROPER- TOWNSHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE 17 F/T position Salary UA D. REGISTER, and MATTHEW BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, TY; UNKNOWN TENANT #2 IN EAST $44,059-72,459.00 F/T position available in busy D. REGISTER, IF ANY OF THEM Plaintiff Kenneth Eugene Reddick, SECTION 33: ONE ACRE OFF Minimum Exp 6 yrs occup medical office M-F. 2 year degree. Jr. a/k/a Kenneth E. Reddick, Jr. are POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY BE LIVING, AND IF ANY OF Defendants THE NORTH END OF LOT 5 IN Exp req in Culinary Arts FCTC Req’d, Medical Terminology a THEM BE DEAD, THEIR RE- defendant(s), I, Clerk of Court, P. THE NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4, COLUM- Download job description and plus.Send resume to Dewitt Cason, will sell to the highest NOTICE OF ACTION SPECTIVE UNKNOWN SPOUSES, To the following Defendant(s): BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. application at www.fctc.edu [email protected] HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, and best bidder for cash AT THE TOGETHER WITH: A 1999 28X56 COURTROOM ONE OF THE CO- RODNEY S. CRIBBS Background check required EEO GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIE- Last Known Address GREENHILL DOUBLEWIDE MO- NORS, CREDITORS, OR TRUST- LUMBIA COUNTY COURT- BILE HOME, I.D. # Licensed CDL Driver w/ 2 yrs Schools & HOUSE, LOCATED AT 173 HER- 179 SW BACKWOODS GLN EES; AND THE UNKNOWN FORT WHITE, FL 32038 FLFLX70A/B26964GH21 Logging exp, Must have clean 240 Education SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, NANDO AVENUE, LAKE CITY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Commonly known as: 336 NE WEB- CDL. Deep South Forestry LEGATEES, GRANTEES, AS- for Foreclosure of Mortgage on the STER AVENUE, LAKE CITY, 386-497-4248 05537693 SIGNEES, LIENORS, CRED- AT 11:00 A.M. on April 17, 2013, Interested in a Medical Career? the following described property as following described property: FLORIDA 32055. ITORS, OR TRUSTEES OF KEVIN COMMENCE AT THE NE COR- at public sale, to the highest and best Mechanic needed at Express Training offers D. REGISTER, DECEASED; and set forth in said Final Judgment, to- courses for beginners & exp wit: NER OF THE SW /, SECTION 5, bidder, for cash at the Court Room 1 Fla.Rock&Tank Lines COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 16 In White Springs. Diesel exprnc Defendants. LOT 47, OF FIVE POINTS ACRES, of the Columbia County Courthouse, A SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, 173 NE Hernando Street, Lake City, reqr'd in maintenance & repair of • Nursing Assistant, $479 CORRECTED FLORIDA AND THENCE S 0º 15` tractor trailers. 45-50hrs/wk next class- 04/01/2013 NOTICE OF ACTION TO PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED Florida 32055, at 11:00 AM (EST), IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 22, PUB- 45" E, ALONG THE EAST LINE on the 10th day of April, 2013. Class A CDL license preferred. TO: BENJAMIN D. REGISTER • Phlebotomy national certifica- JOSHUA D. REGISTER and LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA OF THE SW /, 134.96 FEET; If you are a subordinate lien holder Excellent Benefits! MATTHEW D. REGISTER COUNTY, FLORIDA. THENCE S 89º 15` 34" W, 344.59 claiming a right to funds remaining email: [email protected] tion, $800 next class- 4/08/2013 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- FEET, TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- from the sale, you must file a claim or fax 904-858-9008 11732 Faye Road TAIN YEAR: 1985, VIN NING; THENCE CONTINUE S 89º with the Clerk of Court no later than • LPN 04/22/2013 #HH6210A AND VIN #HH6210B, 15` 34" W, 344.59 FEET; THENCE Mechanic needed with tools Macclenny, Florida 32063 60 days after the sale. If you fail to Fees incl. books, supplies, exam AND to all UNKNOWN DEFEND- MANUFACTURED HOME, S 0º 15` 45" E, 635.45 FEET; file a claim, you will not be entitled and experience. Southern ANTS listed in the caption above, WHICH IS PERMANENTLY AF- THENCE N 89º 15` 34" E, 344.59 to any remaining funds. Specialized Truck & Trailer. fees. Call 386-755-4401 or whose identities and whereabouts are FIXED TO THE ABOVE DESCRI- FEET; THENCE N 0º 15` 45" Notice to Persons With Disabilities: 386-752-9754 expresstrainingservices.com unknown BED LANDS. AS SUCH IT IS WEST, 635.45 FEET TO THE If you are a person with a disability SALES POSITION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action DEEMED TO BE A FIXTURE POINT OF BEGINNING. who needs any accommodation in AND A PART OF THE REAL ES- Available for motivated individual. to foreclose an Agreement for Deed THE SOUTH 30 FEET OF SAID order to participate in this proceed- on the following described property: TATE. LANDS BEING SUBJECT TO AN Rountree -Moore Ford, Great Pets & Supplies ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- EASEMENT FOR INGRESS AND ing, you are entitled, at no cost to benefits, paid training/vacation. 310 SCHEDULE "A" TO NOTICE OF you, to the provision of certain assis- ACTION TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM EGRESS. Exp. a plus but not necessary. Found female pit bull off 252 and THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER EASEMENT tance. Persons with a disability who Call Anthony Cosentino PERRY vs. REGISTER, et al need any accommodation to partici- Peacock Rd. Call to identify. Commence at the SE corner of Sec- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER A STRIP OF LAND 60 FEET TO 386-623-7442 AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS pate should call the ADA Coordina- 386-365-7532 or tion 36, Township 4 South, Range 15 THE RIGHT OF A LINE DESCRI- 386-623-3761 East, Columbia County Florida; PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAM BED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE tor, Jacquetta Bradley, P.O. Box We are a family business seeking a thence North 0°36'38" West 733.90 WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE AT THE NE CORNER OF THE 1569, Lake City, FL 32056, 386- tow truck operator to operate both Free to Good 2 home (2)cute gray feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; SALE. NW /, SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 7 719-7428, within two (2) working rollback and medium duty trucks. tiger kittens, 4 1/2 mths old. Neu- thence North 0°36'38" West 346.00 If you are a person with a disability SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST, CO- days of your receipt of this notice; if Applicants must have clean driv- tered, shots, leukemia free, litter feet; thence South 88°22'19" West who needs any accommodation in LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA you are hearing impaired call (800) ing record and no felonies, have trained, not declawed, must stay 632.15 feet; thence South 0°39'25" order to participate in this proceed- AND RUN THENCE S 0º 14` 05" E, 955-8771; if you are voice impaired ing, you are entitled, at no cost to excellent customer service skills together. 386-755-0057 East 346.00 feet; thence North ALONG THE call (800) 955-8770. and be able to work a 6 day week. 88°22'19" East 631.87 feet to the you, to the provision of certain assis- EAST LINE OF SAID NW /, 51.29 Clerk of the Circuit Court PUBLISHER'S NOTE tance. Please contact the ADA Coor- This is a temporary position which Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs POINT OF BEGINNING. FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF By: /s/ B. Scippio can turn into a full time position. Together with a non exclusive ease- dinator; 173 Northeast Hernando WILSON SPRINGS ROAD AND Deputy Clerk and cats being sold to be at least 8 Street, Room 408, Lake City, Florida Contact us Bryant’s Towing weeks old and have a health ment over and across a 60 foot wide TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; 386-752-7799 strip of land to be used for road-way, 32056; (386) 719-7576 at least 7 THENCE CONTINUE S 0º 14` 05" 05537531 certificate from a licensed being more particular as follows: days before your scheduled court ap- E, ALONG SAID EAST LINE March 20, 27, 2013 veterinarian documenting they Commence at the NW Corner of pearance, or immediately upon re- 2534.56 FEET TO THE NE COR- Medical have mandatory shots and are ceiving this notification of the time above described parcel to the POINT NER OF THE SW / OF SAID SEC- 120 Employment free from intestinal and external OF BEGINNING; thence South before the scheduled appearance is TION 5; THENCE S 0º 15` 45" E, Job less than 7 days. If you are hearing parasites. Many species of wild- 0°39'25" East 1038.87 feet; thence ALONG THE EAST LINE OF 100 Opportunities life must be licensed by Florida South 88°00'35" West 60 feet; or voice impaired, call 711. 05537846 P. Dewitt Cason SAID SW 1/4, 1950.41 FEET TO LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL Fish and Wildlife. If you are thence North 0°39'25" West 039.25 REFERENCE POINT "B"; 05537916 unsure, contact the local feet; thence North 88°22'19" East 60 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Director of HIM Columbia County, Florida THENCE CONTINUE S 0º 15` 45" EMPLOYMENT RHIA or RHIT and a Bachelor’s office for information. feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. E, ALONG SAID EAST LINE, has been filed against you and you /s/ B. Scippio OPPORTUNITY Degree in HIM or related field. WANT A NEW BFF? Oliver is a DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT 30.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF Columbia County are required to serve a copy of your TERMINATION, ALSO A STRIP 3 years exp. as a Director of 3 1/2 yr Lab-Hound Mix. Raised written defenses, if any, to it on Ed- SEAL Columbia County is accepting HIM with Case Mngt/UR/PI indoors, housebroken, sweet, OF LAND 60 FEET IN WIDTH BE- applications for Equipment die M. Anderson, Plaintiff's attorney, ING 30 FEET EACH SIDE OF A exp. preferred. natured, great w/ kids 755-1647 whose address is Post Office Box 05537932 Operator II - Public Works. For further information, please or 623-0153 MARCH 27, 2013 CENTERLINE DESCRIBED AS Position’s primary responsibility 1179, Lake City, Florida 32056- FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT REFER- visit our website: 1179, no later than thirty (30) days APRIL 3, 2013 is skilled work in the operation www.lakebutlerhospital.com ENCE POINT "B" AND RUN of all types of automotive after the first publication of this no- PUBLIC NOTICE THENCE S 89º 15` 34" W, 1382.98 (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, Computers tice, and file the original with the The regular meeting of the Columbia FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMI- vehicles and mobile motorized FAX (386) 496-9399 407 Clerk of this Court either before County Board of County Commis- NATION. equipment. Light maintenance Equal Employment Opportunity service on Plaintiff's attorney or im- of vehicles and equipment oper- Complete Dell Desktop sioners to be held on Thursday, April TOGETHER WITH: 1996 SWMH / Drug & Tobacco Free $100.00 mediately thereafter; otherwise, a de- 4, 2013 beginning at 5:30 p.m. has ated. Operates or drives a dump Workplace fault will be entered against you for OAKWOOD VID# 0W49245 TI- 386-755-9984 or been changed to Tuesday, April 2, TLE NUMBER 72480290. truck, participates in the loading the relief demanded in the complaint. 2013 commencing at 5:30 p.m. and and unloading of materials. 386-292-2170 There may be money owed to you a/k/a 179 SW BACKWOOD GLN, We are growing!!! Nurse On Call will be held at the Columbia County FORT WHITE, FL 32038 Min- Complete Dell Desktop after a foreclosure sale. You may School Board Administrative Com- imum Experience: High School Home Health Care is looking for contact the clerk of the court at (386) has been filed against you and you RN's, PT's and OT's to cover our $100.00 plex, 372 West Duval Street, Lake are required to serve a copy of your education or G.E.D. preferred 386-755-9984 or 758-1031 for information on what City, Florida 32055. Copies of the and two years experience in expanding business in you need to do to get the money. written defense, if any, to it , on Lake City/Live Oak Area. 386-292-2170 proposed agenda is available for in- Marinosci Law Group, P.C., Attor- vehicle and or equipment opera- You do not need to hire an attorney spection at the office of the County Fax Resumes to 386.487.0386 or other representative to get this ney for Plaintiff, whose address is tion, or an equivalent combina- Manager located in the Columbia 100 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite tion of training and experience. money. County Courthouse Annex, 135 N.E. F/T Lab Tech needed for Family REPORTER Classifieds DATED ON March 13, 2013. 1045, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Valid FL CDL Class B Drivers Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Flori- 33309 on or before 4/24/13, a date Practice office. Must have FL P. DEWITT CASON da 32055, Suite 203, between the License required. Salary: $10.02 In Print and On Line which is within thirty (30) days after per hr. plus benefits. Successful license & exp as Lab supervisor. Clerk of the Court hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Email resume to By: /s/ B. Scippio the publication of this Notice in the applicant must pass pre- www.lakecityreporter.com Monday through Friday. Lake CITY REPORTER and file the [email protected] As Deputy Clerk Any person wishing to appeal any employment physicals, drug SEAL decision of the Board of County original with the Clerk of this Court screening & criminal history Commissioners with respect to any either before service on Plaintiff's at- check. Applications may be 05537910 matter considered at the above no- torney or immediately thereafter; obtained at the Human Resour- Now Accepting MARCH 20, 27, 2013 ticed meeting will need a record of otherwise a default will be entered ces Office or online at proceedings, and for such purposes, against you for the relief demanded www.columbiacountyfla.com, Notice is hereby given per Florida in the complaint. Statue 98.075(2): that person may need to ensure that a Board of County Commission- applications for verbatim record is made of the pro- This notice is provided pursuant to Administrative Order No. 2.065. ers, 135 NE Hernando Ave., ceedings which record includes the Suite 203. Lake City, FL 32055, ROBERT A. OLIVER testimony and evidence upon which IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 292 SW COPPERHEAD LN AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- (386) 719-2025, TDD (386) Salesperson the appeal is to be based. In accord- 758-2139. Deadline: 04/12/13. FT WHITE, FL 32038 ance with the Americans with Disa- TIES ACT, If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- Columbia County is an Send Resume to bilities Act, a person needing special AA/EEO/ADA/VP Employer. is potentially ineligible to be regis- accommodations or an interpreter to modation in order to participate in [email protected] tered to vote. Please respond within participate in this proceeding should this proceeding, you are entitled, at 30 days of publication of this notice contact Lisa Roberts 386-758-1006 no cost to you, to the provision of ��F/T Accounts Receivables or stop by Royals Homes • 4068 U.S. Hwy 90 W by contacting the Supervisor of Elec- or T.D.D. Services 386-758-2139, at certain assistance. Persons with a Clerk. Other office duties include: tions Office at the address or phone least five (5) days prior to the meet- disability who need any accommoda- Quickbooks, Word & Excel. to fi ll out application number below. If no response is re- ing. tion to participate should call the Email resume [email protected] ceived within 30 days of this publi- If you have any questions, please ADA Coordinator, Jacquetta Brad- cation, it may result in determination contact the Board of County Com- ley, P.O. Box 1569, Lake City, FL of ineligibility by the supervisor and missioners of Columbia County, 32056, 386-719-7428, within two (2) removal of the registered voter’s Florida at 386-758-1005. working days of your receipt of this name from the statewide voter regis- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- notice; if you are hearing impaired SIONERS call (800) 955-8771; if you are voice tration system. By: /s/ Stephen E. Baily, Chairman impaired call (800) 955-8770. ATTEST: /s/ P. DeWitt Cason WITNESS my hand an the seal of Published one time in the Lake City Clerk of Circuit Court this Court this 13th day of March, Reporter By: /s/ Linda H. Odom 2013. Elizabeth "Liz" P. Horne P. DEWITT CASON Columbia County Supervisor of 05538007 As Clerk of the Court Elections March 27, 2013 By: /s/ B. Scippio 971 W. Duval Street, Suite 102 As Deputy Clerk Lake City, FL 32055 REPORTER Classifieds SEAL (386) 758-1026 In Print and On Line 05537898 05538000 March 27, 2013 March 27, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com April 3, 2013 Classified Department: 755-5440 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2013 Unfurnished Apt. Farms & 408 Furniture 710 For Rent 810 Home for Sale 820 Acreage ADVERTISE YOUR BLACK AND GLASS Greentree Townhouse 82022- 397 S/E/ LeRoy Ct Beauti- Owner financed land TV STAND Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free ful country setting, 13’ vaulted 1/2 to 10 acre lots. Job Opportunities in the $35. water & sewer. Balcony & patio. ceilings in LR. Gorgeous wood Deas Bullard/BKL Properties SOLD Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. burning FP . Century 21 Darby 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Lake City Reporter 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com Rogers 752-6575 , $225,000 Medium walnut wooden day bed Classifieds. with trundle. Almost new NICE Apt Downtown. Remodeled 82078 - 253 S.W. Edna Ct. mattress and bedding. $75 1 bedroom. Kitchen, dining, living 3br/2ba New carpet and paint, 940 Trucks Enhance Your Ad with SOLD room. $450. mo plus sec. beautiful ceramic tile in kitchen. 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 Century 21 Darby Rogers 2001 Dodge Ram 3500, V10 Your Individual Logo Redwine Apartments 752-6575 , $110,500 Magnum, extended cab, SLT, 5 430 Garage Sales Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, 82240 - 27084 29th Rd, 3br/3ba, 4 WD, DRW, AT, PW, PS, red w/ days For just pennies a day. we have a home for you. 20+ acres. Country style brick, tan interior, 137,000 miles, good PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-754-1800. guest home, pool/cabana also condition. $7,900. Call today, All Yard Sale Ads www.myflapts.com included. Century 21 Darby Call 984-6606 or 758-6800 a week Must be Pre-Paid. UPDATED APT, Rogers 752-6575 , $335,000 755-5440. w/tile floors/fresh paint. 82355 - 211 S.E. Goldie Way, 950 Cars for Sale Great area. 3br/2ba and 1 partial surrounded You’ll find it here! Miscellaneous 386-752-9626 by lg oaks. Great exterior shed. 2011 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5S, 440 Wayne Manor Apts. Century 21 Darby Rogers Gray, 4-door, 55,100 miles, Spacious 2bedroom 752-6575 , $160,000 $15,500 Call 752-7284 f Lake City Reporter 05537732 washer/dryer. Behind Kens off 83017 - 301 S.W. Al Jernon Ct, or more information GUNSHOW: 3/30 & 3/31 Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 3br/2ba 6.34 acres, completely @ The Columbia County www.myflapts.com fenced. Ceramic floors, new car- Fairgrounds, Hwy 247 Windsor Arms Apartments. pet. Century 21 Darby Rogers Lake City. $5 752-6575 , $155,000 Sat 9am- 4pm, Sun 9am-3pm. Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet Info: 386-325-6114 Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- 83033 - 178 N.W. Abigail Ln, er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. 3br/1ba perfect home for first time High Efficiency Heat Pumps www.myflapts.com buyer or retiree. all brick. 100% Financing Pymts. as low as Century 21 Darby Rogers 2001 Dodge $56 per mo. w.a.c. Call 386-330- Furnished Apts. 752-6575 , $72,000 0135, LLC #CAC1815182 720 For Rent Access Realty Gorgeous views Ram 3500 V10 Magnum, extended Stop COOLING Your Attic! 3bd/3ba on Lake Montgomery. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, Elevator, fishing dock & jacuzzi. We repair leaky ducts Sands, Columbia. All furnished. cab, SLT, 4 WD, DRW, Call today MLS 81438 $249,900. 2011 Nissan AT, PW, PS, red w/tan Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 386-330-0135. Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Altima 2.5S interior, 137,000 miles, $135, 2 persons $150. weekly Access Realty - Spacious 4 bd/3ba good condition. Mobile Homes 386-752-5808 Cypress Lake w/ 3643 sqft 1.25 Gray, 4-door, 630 for Rent acres on lake. Vaulted $7,900 Unfurnished ceilings. MLS 81314 - $279,900. 55,100 miles. 2/1 Quiet area, Free garbage p/u Patti Taylor386-623-6896 386-984-6606 4.5 mi S of Lake City,$520 mth 730 Home For Rent Access Realty- Two story 1895 $15,500 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 2br/1ba Brick Duplex. approx or www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Victorian house w/ electrical up- 386-752-7284 1100 sqft, carport, lawn care incl. grades throughout. double -deck 386-758-6800 3/2 DW on land, countryside be- $550 mo $400 sec. dep. porches, MLS 71594 - $149,900. tween Live Oak and Lake City of 386-752-0118 or 623-1698 Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 CR 252. Remodeled, porch, quiet 2br/1ba Large carport. Beautifully kept move in ready area. 1st mth $550 & $550 dep Corner of Baya & McFarlane. home. Features Large kitchen with 386- 963-4833 or 936-594-0121 $550. mo. $550 sec. eat in area. MLS 79933 $84,900 Quiet Country Park 3/2 386-752-9144 or 755-2235 Missy Zecher 623-0237 w/ screened porch $550 a month. 3/2, nice neighborhood, REMAX PROFESSIONALS Very clean. NO PETS! Summers School area. Fenced Beautifully maintained newer Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 back yard. 2 car garage. home in Callaway s/d. Lrg bed- 386-623-2848 rooms & bathrooms. MLS 83071 Mobile Homes 4BR/1BA Very Large lot. $179,900 Missy Zecher 623-0237 640 for Sale Very Clean, lots of shade REMAX PROFESSIONALS $895 mo. + $895. dep. Beautifully restored historic home 2013 DOUBLEWIDE 386-752-7578 $33,995 inc. set-up, directly on the lake. Views from trim-out & A/C Lake City Country Club fairway at every angle. MLS 83132 $150,000 Call 386-288-8379. back. 3BR/2BA 1760 SQFT, car- Missy Zecher 623-0237 pet, tile, encl porch, all appliances, REMAX PROFESSIONALS 3BR/2BA 28X64 in a great loca- lrg gar, big kitchen, 386-269-0123 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty tion, a lot of upgrades, fireplace. Home is on .5 acre lot, 5bd/3ba Only $2,500 down $399 a month. Business & Family, Living, & Dining Rooms. Call Paula at 386-752-1452 or 750 Office Rentals Mary Brown Whitehusrt $199,900 E-mail [email protected] 386-965-0887 MLS #82546 Bank Owned! 1/1 home in lake A Suite Available in Midtown Commercial Center Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty community on 1 acre. Priced to Custom Built and completed in sell at just $55,000. All offers Call Vicki or Joe 386-935-2832. 2011 3BD/2BA metal roof, hardy considered. 386-362-4539 Board, Sherry G. Ratliff $115,000 Poole Realty MLS#81365 Medical, Retail and Professional 386-365-1548 MLS #81774 BANK REPO 3BR/2BA Double- Office space on East Baya near Old Country Club Rd. Hallmark Real Estate wide ’09 Excellent condition. Only BEAUTY-QUALITY-COMFORT $999 down $377 a month. Call Call 386-497-4762 or 386-984-0622 (cell) spacious 3BR/2BA brick home in Paula 386-752-1452 or E-mail Emerald Forest $109,000 [email protected] PROFESSIONAL Vic Lantroop (386)623-6401 OFFICE UNIT New Palm Harbor Homes Mobile Oakbridge Office Complex Hallmark Real Estate BREATH- Condo $39,900. Delivered to your 725 SE Baya Dr - Call 752-4820 TAKING 4BR/3BA lake front site - $0 down financing home! In ground, screened pool & John Lyons 800-622-2832 ext 210 patio, 2 fireplaces,$429,000 Ginger Parker (386)365-2135 Cute Church surrounded by beau- 805 Lots for Sale tiful countryside. Comes with a Hallmark Real Estate Charm & 1996 DWMH on 1 acre, pole barn 14.69 ac tract on Lake Jeffrey Rd. Care is displayed in this Move in Sylvia Newell, 386-590-2498 Has well & septic and power ready ready home! In town, close to Adoption CenturaOnline.com Poole Realty MLS#78419 for site built or MH. $65,000 schools & hospitals, $75,000 MLS #82567 Results Realty, Nate Sweat (386)628-1552 ______Beautiful setting on almost 6 A childless married couple seeks to adopt. Financial ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from Home. acres. 3/2 w/hardwood floors, Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 Hallmark Real Estate ENDLESS large bedrms, open floor plan, FP. Hallmark Real Estate Close to STYLE 4BR/2BA home with fire- security. Homestudy approved! Let’s help each other. *Medical, *Business, *Criminal Justice, *Hospitality. William Golightly, 386-590-6681 everything! 14+ lakefront acres place, large glassed back patio, Expenses paid. Carolyn & Ken. Call Sklar Law Firm Job placement assistance. Financial Aid if qualified. Poole Realty MLS#82212 convenient to hospitals, shopping and fenced back yard. $229,000 1-800-218-6311. Bar#0150789 SCHEV authorized. Call 800-443-5186 www. & restaurants yet peaceful & pri- Janet Creel (386)719-0382 3 DWELLINGS on 5+ acres, ______CenturaOnline.com vate. Jane Creel (386)719-0382 Won’t Last main house approx 2453 sqft, 2 Hallmark Real Estate Auctions ______story, 3 car garage $349,000. Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Long! Fantastic 3br/2ba home! Anita Handy, 386-208-5877 MLS #76668 - $32,000, Case #091-477892, $112,000. ______AIRLINES ARE HIRING – Train for hands on Poole Realty MLS#82510 Buildable lot for site built Visit www.hudhomestore.com Abalauction.com-Wakulla County, Crawfordville, Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA approved program. homes only. In Forest Country. Robin Williams (386)365-5146 Fl 3br 2ba split plan. Online bidding now through Financial aid if qualified – Housing available CALL MUST SEE 2013 2x6 walls, R30 Call Denise Bose 752-5290 insulation, OSB wrap, house wrap, Eastside Village Realty, Inc. April 3, (850)510-2501 ab2387 broker Aviation Institute of Maintenance 866-314-3769 MLS #81958-, $115,000. Must be real wood cabinets, and thermal Eastside Village Realty, Inc. ______pain windows. Payment $399 per MLS #80401 - $60,000. 130x750 55+, 3br/2ba, Site Built w/ lots of month call John T 386-752-1452. right on Suwannee, Beautiful lot, room, split plan mstr suite, FL. Education AIRLINE CAREERS – Become an Aviation minutes from Royal Springs, De- Rm. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 ______Maintenance Tech. FAA approved training. Financial New 2013 Jacobsen 28X48 nise Bose 752-5290 3/2 ( 2 Left ) $39,995 Del & Set. MEDICAL BILLING TRAINEES NEEDED! aid if qualified – Housing available. Job placement Nice 5 acre lot located in quiet Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Train to become a Medical Office Assistant. NO assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance North Pointe Homes Gainesville MLS #81959 - Must be 55+, 352-872-5566 setting River Rise s/d, Homes only, paved street. $65,000 2br/2ba, $79,900. Site Built Home EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Online training gets you 866-314-3769 RED STAR SPECIALS MLS #76151 Results Realty, w/eat in kitchen, laundry rm, scrn Job ready ASAP. HS Diploma/GED & PC/Internet ______Time to move out the old and Brittany Stoeckert 386-397-3473 porch. Denise Bose @ 752-5290 needed! (888)926-7884 OTR Drivers Wanted bring in the new 2014 Models. Nice vacant lot ready for your REDUCED! 3,000 sq.ft., 3/2.5 on ______Free Furniture or Discounts on ______mobile home! lot has just been 20 or 40 acres 14’ ceilings, Cen- For Sale IN A RUT? WANT A CAREER, NOT JUST A 12 select Jacobsen Models. Great cleared. MLS #82673 $28,840 tral vacuum system. $489,000. Bank Finance and Discounts for Results Realty, Brittany Nelda Hatcher, Poole Realty ______JOB? Train to be a professional truck driver in ONLY Cash! We Finance! Free Approval 397-3473 386-688-8067 MLS 82280 LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET, In Original 16 DAYS! The avg. truck driver earns $700+/wk*! By Phone until 9 PM. Give us a Stoeckert try! North Pointe Homes-Hwy PUBLISHER'S NOTE Newer 4 bedroom on 1/2 acre. Plastic, Never Used , Org. $3,000, sacrifice $975.- Get CDL Training @ NFCC/Roadmaster! Approved 441 N- Gainesville 352-872-5566 All real estate advertising in this High ceilings, large master, spa- - CHERRY BEDROOM SET, Solid Wood, new in for Veterans Training. Don’t Delay, Call Today! 866- newspaper is subject to the fair cious walk-in closet. MLS 79370 factory boxes--$895. Can Deliver. Bill (813)298- 467-0060 *DOL/BLS 2012 housing act which makes it illegal $98,000 Missy Zecher 623-0237 Several Late Model to advertise "any preference, REMAX PROFESSIONALS 0221. ______repos to pick from! ______Real Estate/ Land for Sale limitation, or discrimination based Remax- Pam Beauchamp North Pointe Homes on race, color, religion, sex, Gainesville 352-872-5566 386-303-2505, Completely Help Wanted ______disability, familial status or nation- Remodeled! 3BR/2BA, 1452sf, ______BANK-REPOSSESSION SMITH LAKE, WANTED…CASH PAID for al origin; or any intention to make 1.004ac. 2 story workshop/storage Driver - Qualify for any portion of $.03/mile ALABAMA. Prime dockable Homesite $49,900. your Mobile Home, Singlewide or such preference, limitation or & more. #81192 $116,900 Doublewide flood homes wel- discrimination." Familial status quarterly bonus: $.01 Safety, $.01 Production, $.01 Bank loss of $120k per lot, over $3million on 34 lots, come. Call 386-288-8379 includes children under the age of Remax- Pam Beauchamp MPG. Two raises in first year. 3 months recent makes possible a $200k + homesite for 25 cents on the 18 living with parents or legal 386-303-2505, Must See! Unfurnished Apt. custodians, pregnant women and 4BR/2BA, 1883sf, .501ac, newer experience. 800-414-9569 www.driveknight.com dollar. Level to water, no stairs. Build at water’s edge. 710 For Rent people securing custody of chil- kitchen w/all appl’s included, ______NEW TO MARKET. Roads and utilities in place. dren under the age of 18. This 2 sheds & more. #80607 $139,500 Transfer Drivers: Need 20 Contract Drivers, CDL A Available April 20th. Make early appointment. Once newspaper will not knowingly 05536760 Remax- Pam Beauchamp or B to relocate vehicles to and from various locations $89 Deposit accept any advertising for real es- in a lifetime opportunity. Call (877)448-6816. 386-303-2505, Beautiful throughout US--No forced dispatch: (800)501-3783 ______Pools, B-ball, gym & more! tate which is in violation of the Mountainside Scene. 3BR/2BA, *FREE after school program law. Our readers are hereby in- 1662sf. .45ac, quiet neighborhood www.mamotransportation.com Real Estate/ Mobile Homes formed that all dwellings adver- open floor plan. #80447 $144,900 ______Windsong Apts tised in this newspaper are availa- 386-758-8455 ble on an equal opportunity basis. Remax- Pam Beauchamp Experienced OTR Flatbed Drivers earn 50 up to Mobile Homes with land. Ready to move in. Owner To complain of discrimination call 386-303-2505, Great Starter 55 cpm loaded. $1000 sign on to Qualified drivers. financing with approved credit. 3Br 2Ba. No renters. 2BR/1BA $600/MO & $575 Sec. HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Home. 3BR/2BA, 1446sf .227ac, Home most weekends. Call: (843)266-3731 / www. 850-308-6473. LandHomesExpress.com Dep. 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