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still hospitalized Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter in Gainesville. Ron and Lana Jones navigate through flood waters from the Santa Fe River in their Polaris Ranger, the only way to reach some areas without a boat. From staff reports An infant airlifted to a Gainesville hospital follow- Three Rivers Estates could see ing a Baya Drive accident severe flooding by next weekend. Thursday remained in the pediatric intensive care By STEVEN RICHMOND result in “severe flooding of most unit as of Friday, accord- [email protected] homes.” ing to a Lake City Police In northern Columbia County the Department spokesman. Rising flood waters from the Santa rising Suwannee has locals on alert A 10-year-old, also airlift- Fe and Suwannee Rivers have driven as well, though projections there are ed out, has been released Brandon Padgett, 23, a Florida Gateway College student, is some people from their homes, but more modest. from the hospital, the on his way to class with a change of clothes after boating his the few that remain share a common “It’s a pretty darn moderate flood sentiment — it’s just a way of life. within [the White Springs area],” spokesman said. way from his house to dry land on Everett Road on Friday. No names or other Ouida Bowens, who visits her sister Commissioner Ron Williams said. Padgett said that the water from the Suwannee River rose in Three Rivers Estates, stopped by “There are people who will not leave details of the accident had almost overnight, but he wasn’t surprised to see flooding. been released by LCPD as Hodor Park with her two grandsons, their property. They will boat in and ‘This crap right here gets old. We’re supposed to be on a lounging in the sun and watching the out to protect their valuables.” of Saturday. The spokes- 10-year flood plain, but this is like the fourth time in nine river run. Williams said the flood waters man said a news release years it’s been like this.’ BELOW: A pickup is parked in front “My sister, she’s seen it like this adversely affect well-water quality in had been completed but of a flooded street along NW Null Road in Columbia County. before,” Bowens said, pointing to the the area, and cause mosquitoes to was not yet approved by flood waters. “There’s some barbecue come out in force. command staff. grills underwater over there.” “We’re working with Emergency The crash occurred As of 3 p.m. Saturday, the Santa Fe Management, getting [residents] around 2:46 p.m. at the River at Three Rivers registered 24.15 water and bug spray,” said Williams. intersection of Southeast feet, making it the 15th highest flood The Suwannee River forms the west- Baya Drive and Southeast ever in the area, just below 24.33 feet ern border of his district. Baker Avenue when a sil- in March 2003 and about 10 feet below As of 3 p.m. Saturday, the Suwannee ver Chevrolet Lumina was its all-time high of 34.2 feet in April River at White Springs registered struck broadside by a green 1948. 81.66 feet, but was believed to have Toyota Tacoma. However, it could get worse. peaked, according to projections by A third child was also The National Oceanic and the National Weather Service. injured in the crash, police Atmospheric Administration predicts As of 3 p.m. Saturday at Fort White, said Thursday. the river will rise to 25.7 feet by Friday. According to NOAA, levels of 26 feet FLOODING continued on 6A Housing market on the rise Hundreds take trees Friday By TONY BRITT contains data about single family home Kim Best (left) and Rose [email protected] sales in the county compared to last year McClure hold the free trees at this point, the local housing market they received from the The Columbia County housing market remains active. Lake City/Columbia County continues to rebound with increases in There were 48 cash sales in March, National Arbor Day event at cash sales in both the single family home compared to 38 cash sales in March 2013, Memorial Stadium on Friday. and manufactured housing markets. a 26.3 percent increase. Best got a dogwood and crab “Half of the homes that were sold in In addition, 24 of those closed sales in March were cash sales, which says there March were paid in cash, representing apple tree; McClure received are a lot of investors in the market,” a 20 percent increase from March 2013. a red maple and red bud. said Dan Gherna, Lake City Board of New listings were also on the rise. 'This is awesome. My moth- Realtors executive vice president. “It kind There were 86 new listings last month, er's house has some ground of comes in spurts, but cash generally compared to 76 in March 2013, a 13.2 erosion around it, so this is indicates it’s an investor purchase.” percent increase. perfect timing,' Best said. 'It's According to the Florida Board of all because they keep strip- Realtor’s Monthly Market Detail, which HOUSING continued on 3A JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ping the pine trees away.'

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Thought for Today The best years of your life are the ones in which you decide your problems are your own. You do not blame them on your mother, the ecology, or the President. You realize that you control your own destiny. — Albert Ellis, American psychologist (1913-2007) Winning Lottery Numbers Cash 3: (Saturday) 5-8-0 JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Play 4: (Saturday) 2-7-1-7 Wedding at the Lake Fantasy 5: (Friday) 2-4-11-18-32 Alyssa Neveils, of Live Oak, snaps a photograph of Tammy and Joshua Walters, both of Live Oak, near Alligator Lake after Florida Lotto: (Wednesday) 13-22-23-35-39-48-x3 their wedding on Thursday. ‘We love this area and all of the wildlife,’ Tammy said. ‘We met at a lake.’ PowerBall: (Wednesday) 19-25-29-36-48-12-x4 AROUND FLORIDA State gets $70 million in grants to help homeless MIAMI ers are facing off this weekend. industry has opposed ride-sharing The other honors the late as violent sexual predators. lorida is getting more than The National Sweet Corn services in the state due to strin- author/songwriter and island $70 million in federal grants Eating Championship is slated gent government requirements. resident Shel Silverstein, who Former prisoner F to help the homeless. for Sunday at the South Florida Taxis and limos must have specif- penned the best-selling chil- may get $1 million The federal government asked Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach. ic licenses, vehicles and rates. Lyft dren’s poetry book “Where the local communities to compete Major League Eating’s No. 4 and Uber have rates 20 percent Sidewalk Ends.” TALLAHASSEE — A former for dollars to support homeless competitor, Miki Sudo is taking lower, though drivers typically farmworker who spent 21 years projects that offer services on No. 6 Bob Shoudt, the reign- have only gone through a back- Sex predators may in prison after he was convicted including transitional and perma- ing sweet corn champ known as ground check by the company. be on licenses of killing his 7 children is a step nent housing, street outreach, “Notorious B.O.B.” Officials at Lyft have said they closer to getting more than $1 job training, health care, mental Other top eaters are also com- will cover the cost of fines. TALLAHASSEE — The words million from the state. health counseling, substance peting. They’ll have 12 minutes “sexual predator” would be The Florida House on Friday abuse treatment and childcare. to consume all the corn they can Poets to be featured stamped on the driver’s licenses unanimously voted for a bill that Miami-Dade County received for a piece of the $5,500 purse. on sidewalks of sexual predators under bill would let James Richardson the largest grant in the state. language that was approved in qualify for $50,000 for every year Miami-Dade County’s Homeless Ride-sharing drivers KEY WEST — Poetry has hit the Florida House. he spent in jail. Trust received more than $30 to be ticketed the streets in Key West with the The language was attached to Richardson was convicted in million. Their program serves debut of local writers’ verses per- a bill that deals with a number of 1968 of poisoning the lunch of more than 4,000 individuals. TAMPA — Drivers for the manently embedded in downtown Department of Highway Safety his children with an insecticide. The organization received ride-sharing services Lyft sidewalks for walkers to read. and Motor Vehicles issues. Authorities at the time insisted an additional $198,000 to help and Uber will be ticketed in The first two of 17 poems, Democratic Rep. Gwyndolen he killed his children in order to families on the brink of becom- the Tampa area, the Public chosen from more than 200 sub- Clarke-Reed pointed out that obtain a life insurance payment. ing homeless. Advocates say Transportation Commission missions, were unveiled Friday would mean department store But the conviction was set prevention services have been in announced. Drivers were previ- by the city’s Art in Public Places clerks checking licenses for a aside after it was reinvestigated especially high demand. In 2013, ously given verbal warnings. Board. They were inscribed into credit card application would see by then-Miami-Dade County the homeless helpline received Fines can reach $800, includ- laser-cut forms and stamped into that the person across the count- State Attorney Janet Reno. 16,988 for prevention assistance. ing a $500 fine for operating wet cement by city workers. er would be a sexual predator. Legislators in 2008 passed a without a certificate. Both “sidewalk poems” recall Republican Rep. Ed Hooper, law that allowed people who were Top eaters face off The two San Francisco-based Key West’s literary heritage. who sponsored the amendment, wrongfully incarcerated to apply companies operate through an One lies outside Captain Tony’s replied, “And I should care why?” for payment. But Richardson’s in championship app in which customers request Saloon, the former home of The stamp would not be put on claim was turned down. WEST PALM BEACH — Two a ride and pay electronically on Ernest Hemingway’s 1930s licenses of sexual offenders, who of the world’s top competitive eat- the app. The taxi and limousine hangout, Sloppy Joe’s Bar. are not considered as dangerous n Associated Press PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Hobbit finale renamed a comedian. She says the women are free and people should move on. She ‘Battle of Five Armies’ says she’s “thrilled they are OK.” WELLINGTON, New Zealand — A statement from attorneys for Peter Jackson is tweaking the ending of Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus had Bilbo Baggins’ journey. called Rivers’ remark hurtful and said The Oscar-winning director says she should apologize. the original title of “The Hobbit” Berry, DeJesus and a third woman finale, “There and Back Again,” felt escaped from kidnapper Ariel Castro’s misplaced since Baggins arrived at his home last year. destination in the second film. He says NBC taps Seth Meyers that title better suited a movie that wrapped up a two-part story instead of as next Emmys host a trilogy. LOS ANGELES — Seth Meyers will So the final film based on the J.R.R. take his late-night act to prime time as Tolkien fantasy adventure has being the next host of the Emmy Awards. renamed “The Hobbit: The Battle of NBC, home to Meyers in his long the Five Armies.” stint on “Saturday Night Live” and his Jackson wrote about the decision on new late-night talk show, announced Facebook, saying that making the films late Thursday that he’ll host the 66th was sometimes like the hobbit’s jour- edition of the Emmys set to air on the ney itself, “with hidden paths reveal- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter network Aug. 25. ing their secrets to us as we’ve gone Neil Patrick Harris hosted in 2013. Riding to the station along.” It will be telecast live from the Nokia He thought about revising the title Theatre in Los Angeles. 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The two cham- In March the median sale price The Capitol crowd blend- without the Legislature’s not be admitted to The approved a plan that bers still haven’t ironed of a single family home jumped ed a flair for fashion into approval. Florida Bar and called includes language pro- out all the kinks, however. up 11.9 percent compared to the mix of the session’s Scott had been mum on the Legislature to posed by Scott, who “The governor’s sug- last year at the same time. Last penultimate week, creat- until recently on the part change state law to allow wants to limit the use of gestions are good. We’ve month the median sales price was ing a bright and cheery of the bill that would so-called “Dreamers” to the drug to clinical trials. taken those sugges- $110,250 compared to $98,500 in impression as more sober allow undocumented become attorneys. The bill (HB 843) tions but we’re thinking March 2013. discussions about pot, immigrant students to The bill approved would create an “Office a little bolder,” Gaetz, The average sale price of a immigration and state pay in-state tuition rates Friday would give the of Compassionate Use” R-Fort Walton Beach, single family home increased 2.8 finances intensified. as long as they attend Supreme Court the abili- within the Department said Monday evening. “I percent compared to 2013. In Lawmakers drew and four years of second- ty to admit Bar applicants of Health that would would like to do that and March the average sale price of a erased lines in the sand ary school in the state. who were brought to the “enhance access to inves- have little kids who can’t single family home was $119,598 about the two chambers’ Instead, the governor state as minors and have tigational new drugs for get into a clinical trial still compared to $116,397 last year in spending plans and a had focused on lowering been residents of Florida Florida patients through have their lives saved.” March. variety of other issues, tuition for all students, for more than 10 years. approved clinical treat- The Senate is slated to “Prices are ticking upwards handing off the thorni- something he has pushed Weatherford said late ment plans or studies.” take up its approach to slowly,” Gherna said. “We’re still est subjects to the budget by asking colleges to pro- Thursday he supports the Studies on “investiga- medical marijuana (SB a buyer’s market. We’ve not tran- chiefs, Rep. Seth McKeel vide four-year degrees measure and that “there tional new drugs” are 1030) on Monday. sitioned into a seller’s market yet. and Sen. Joe Negron. for $10,000 and by telling is plenty of time left” for the first step in the Food The median and average prices And, as the session universities to forego tui- the issue to be resolved and Drug Administration The $13M question have evened out and we’re not clock seemed to wind tion increases. and sent to Scott, who did approval process. Under The back-and-forth seeing a drop like we did in 2011.” down more rapidly, Gov. But on Tuesday, not directly answer when Scott’s plan, the “Office causing the most-emotion- He is optimistic about the sales Rick Scott waded into the Scott’s office arranged asked whether he backs of Compassionate Use” al response outside the forecast for the rest of the year. fray on two high-profile a hastily called press the bill. could create a network Capitol, though, might be “I think things are going to pick issues --- medical mari- conference after a move of state universities and the $13 million (or more) up. I would like to see some more juana and in-state tuition to get the issue onto Scott on Charlotte’s Web medical centers and apply the Senate is earmark- new construction and I think for undocumented immi- the floor stalled in the The governor this week to the FDA or a drug ing to break up the joint that’s coming,” Gherna said. grants. Senate Appropriations also staked out a position manufacturer for a study. College of Engineering “There are some spec homes on Legislators, lobby- Committee. on a hybrid of marijua- The House measure also now shared by Florida the market and we haven’t seen ists and staffers wound “For Florida’s students, na known as “Charlotte’s includes $1 million for the State University and that in quite a while and it’s a up a week of sartorial it’s extremely disappoint- Web” that many believe clinical studies. Florida A&M University. small number of new homes that sidetracks with a nod ing,” Scott told reporters can dramatically reduce “As a father and a grand- Supporters of FSU say the are being sold but it’s hard for to Southern elegance outside his office. “We life-threatening seizures father, I cannot imagine university needs its own builders to compete with foreclo- on Friday in the guise have 21 Senate sponsors, in children with a rare what it would be like to school to enter an elite sures and short sales.” of “Seersucker Day,” an we have four other sen- form of epilepsy. have a family member suf- group of public universi- The report detailing the local annual celebration of the ators that have voted for Parents of the children, fering. We want to make ties. Backers of FAMU manufactured home market also puckered cotton cloth this in committee assign- some in wheelchairs, have sure those suffering get fear that a stand-alone showed positive growth in March evocative of Tennessee ments --- this needs to get repeatedly made tearful access to treatments in the engineering college at the with increases in closed sales, cash Williams. Two days ear- to the floor of the Senate.” pleas during committee fastest possible way. And state’s historically-black transactions, new pending sales lier, the Capitol burst Senate bill sponsor Jack hearings and in private that is why we have pro- university would get less and the number of new listings. into bloom as those with Latvala, R-Clearwater, has meetings with lawmak- posed language to ensure funding and attention than “I look for things to continue,” the most refined tastes insisted he has enough ers while recounting the the safety of our children its counterpart. Gherna said. “Realtors are telling paid homage to the late votes to pass the measure drama of the form of the and have been working Weatherford called for me they’re as busy as they’ve ever Palm Beach fashionista, --- half the members of disease that does not with the Legislature to the Board of Governors, been right now.” Lilly Pulitzer, in pastel the Senate have formally respond to other treat- see it included in the final which supervises Gherna said he is pleased with shades of green and pink. signed on as co-sponsors ments and can cause hun- bill,” Scott said in an e-mail Florida’s public universi- the activity from last month. Sandwiched in between --- if he could get it to the dreds of seizures per day. Tuesday. ties, to get involved. “March was a very good month on Thursday, the more floor. Late in the week, The issue has become The House sponsor “They are kind of the — I think it was the best month rebel-minded slipped on Latvala said he believes one of the hottest top- balked at the restrictions regulatory oversight since July,” he said. “December ostrich, alligator or plain the bill will come up for a ics of the 2014 session. proposed by Scott. Rep. body of the higher edu- was a better month, but in old cowhide to kick some vote during the last week Many at-first reluctant Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton cation system, and I think December people were trying to boot on yet another tai- of session. GOP lawmakers have Beach, wanted a more that their voice should close on those homes before the lor-made legislative “day.” rallied around the sub- free-market approach but matter quite a bit in this beginning of the year so they On the Florida Bar stance after hearing emo- bowed to the Senate’s conversation,” he said. could get Homestead Exemption.” ‘Extremely disappointing’ A separate immi- tionally charged testimo- Scott’s support for gration-related issue ny from parents whose in-state tuition rates for popped up in the Senate, children suffer hundreds students who don’t have telegraphing the popular- of seizures per month. authorization to be in ity of Latvala’s proposal in But other Republicans the country is a major the chamber. are concerned that the turnaround from the With a 25-12 vote proposals en route to the Republican who prom- Friday, the Senate passed chamber floors could ised to bring an Arizona- a measure (HB 755) wrongly give the public style immigration law to that would allow certain the idea that the law- Florida in his first bid for undocumented immi- makers support a con- governor. grants to gain admission stitutional amendment The proposal, a top pri- to The Florida Bar. The on the November ballot ority of House Speaker vote count likely mirrors that would allow doctors Will Weatherford, is a Senate floor vote on the to order “traditional” stuck in the Senate, where in-state tuition proposal. marijuana for severely ill Negron, the appropria- The bill is aimed at patients. tions chairman, refused helping Jose Godinez- The House and Senate to slate it for a committee Samperio, who came to have been working hearing this week. Early the United States at age toward common ground in the session, Democrats 9 from Mexico, gradu- on making available a joined moderate and ated from law school at form of marijuana that Weatherford-faithful Florida State University is high in cannabidiol House Republicans to and passed the Bar exam (CBD) and low in eupho- pass the measure, a high- more than two years ago. ria-inducing tetrahydro- Georgia woman, two kids injured in 1-75 crash here From staff reports the rear of the 1990 Ford Alcohol was not a fac- tow truck in the emergen- tor, said FHP, though A Georgia woman and cy lane. The truck was charges for other possi- two children suffered backing up in preparation ble violations are pend- minor injuries on I-75 to load a vehicle from an ing. Friday when her SUV earlier crash. The earlier crash, slammed into the back Chance Askew, 11, which occurred about of a tow truck there for and Emerson Askew, 2:40 p.m., resulted in no an earlier crash. The tow 7, were taken with injuries, according to one truck driver, Donald E. Brittany Askew to Lake of the drivers involved. Creamer, Lake City, also City Medical Center for Jason McDonald of suffered minor injuries, minor injuries, FHP said. Valdosta told a reporter according to the Florida Creamer, 69, was also at the scene that anoth- Highway Patrol. transported to LCMC er car clipped his Ford Brittany Rae Askew, 33, with minor injuries. Fiesta while attempting of Stockbridge, Ga. was The Askews were to pass, causing it to hit headed north in the vicin- wearing seat belts at the the guardrail. The other ity of White Springs at time of the crash but vehicle, a Nissan Altima, 3:22 p.m. when her 2005 Creamer was not, accord- spun off the road into the Toyota Sequoia struck ing to FHP. grass.

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Sunday, April 27, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A ANOTHER VIEW The IRS needs a good spanking he tax man, not at all intimidated by widespread disgust at his behavior, is getting ever more aggressive in his pur- suit of critics of the Obama administra- tion. TThe directors of the IRS don’t care that Congress is investigating their illegal targeting of those who disagree with the president. Why should they? The agency understands that it can get away with what- ever it pleases in pursuit of a partisan agenda. The IRS has opened an attack on the Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty in Manassas, Va., which defends freedom of speech and those who exercise it. IRS agents recalled that the group criticized Hillary Clinton, her husband Bill, and John Kerry a decade ago and suspended the group’s tax-exempt status. Gary Aldrich, a former FBI agent and the group’s Some Earth Day founder, is an outspoken man. Sometimes his criti- cism is harsh and his invective crude. He posted an article on the Patrick Henry website describing Mr. Kerry as a “skunk” and “coward” in 2004. The fol- boos and cheers lowing year he wrote another piece of invective titled “Stop Hillary Now.” e celebrated Earth emits far less carbon dioxide than He published a book attacking Mr. Clinton in 1996. Day this week, and the others. The IRS says such published speech “has shown maybe that’s what Already, owing largely to this gift a pattern of deliberate and consistent intervention the White House from the free market, an ever larger in political campaigns” and made “repeated state- hoped people percentage of electric generators ments supporting or opposing various candidates by wouldW think it was doing when it are using natural gas instead of expressing its opinion of the respective candidate’s earlier delayed construction of the coal and that’s a big reason we’re character and qualifications.” job-creating, energy-boosting, sci- seeing the lowest carbon-dioxide The IRS regards some speech as more offensive ence-endorsed, Keystone XL pipe- Jay Ambrose emissions in this country since the than others. In that same year, Julian Bond, then line. It was more nearly a means [email protected] mid-1990s. In the European Union, the chairman of the NAACP, delved deeply into the of bringing in bribes. A real way where fracking was frowned on to celebrate would be to cheer on and carbon taxes, cap-and-trade, presidential election as well (and as was his right), joined the flat-earth society he once fracking, an environmental as well said is the home of warming skep- renewables and the Kyoto global describing the George W. Bush presidency, and the as an economic blessing. tics or (2) is willing to sacrifice the warming treaty were embraced, the Republican Party, as representing the “dark under- An initial government-sponsored good of unemployed workers and 28 member nations are in retreat side of American culture,” and saying it served to study of the proposed pipeline Americans in general for the sake because of the costs. Continued full “reject democracy and equality” and “preach neutral- from Canada to Texas took three of campaign moola. enforcement of some of the rules ity and practice racial division.” Mr. Bond demanded years during which scientists filled My guess is that the latter is could lead to “deindustrialization” “regime change” and asked his members to get “reg- eight volumes with data verifying more nearly true, as political advan- of his country, one German official istered, organized and mobilized.” it was safe. Environmental activ- tage has been the motive on other was quoted as saying, and fracking Mr. Bond, like Gary Aldrich, employed harsh lan- ists said phooey on that, President issues but not so much on the issue has come to have increased appeal. guage, and he, like Mr. Aldrich, was entirely within Barack Obama agreed, the route of fracking. Yes, the administration In a way, it is almost incredible his rights as an American to say what he pleases. The was revised, and there was has bent some as activist groups there could have been this fracking First Amendment does not guarantee polite speech, another study saying not to worry. have dished out unsupportable development meeting environmen- but free speech. The IRS does not understand Obama still worried to the point propaganda. But two leaders of the talist objectives even as it spurs that what is good for one American is good for all of this recent delay. The issue Environmental Protection Agency economic growth to the extent of was that, if the project took off, an emerging, nation-lifting energy Americans. under Obama have insisted the liberal California billionaire Tom environmental concerns are mini- boom. As you might expect, some The IRS is now pursuing Ron Paul’s Campaign Steyer might not give millions to mal. I myself was convinced at a radicals aren’t satisfied and are for Liberty, which has been ordered to turn over its Democrats in November’s congres- meeting of dozens of geologists that sparing no exaggeration or tech- donor list to the government. The group has refused, sional elections. the oil and gas industry is exer- nique to either shut up or denigrate citing the Supreme Court in NAACP v. Alabama, That’s not Fox News speculating, cising caution as meticulously as the other side in an effort to end which recognized the right of political groups to but The New York Times, which meticulously gets. use of all fossil fuels. It is people of respect the privacy of their contributors. points out in an analytical piece “Fracking” is a relatively new this ideological ilk who also oppose These sordid episodes highlight the folly of that it’s not just Steyer afraid that word in common discourse. It the Keystone pipeline successfully enabling the IRS to police political speech. Free Keystone will contribute to global refers to hydraulic fracturing of enough to have a president at least speech, including criticism of politicians and candi- warming through greenhouse car- underground rocks by means of temporarily cheat America out of dates, must be encouraged. Groups should not be bon emissions from the oil it trans- liquids pushing powerfully to create something beneficial. afraid of harassment by audit, whether liberal or con- ports, but still other liberals whose escape routes for natural gas or oil. But happy Earth Day, everyone. servative. The IRS needs a good spanking. donations are coveted. A vertical version has been around The Times, which figures the for 60 years, but there’s a more ■ Washington Times delay will last at least until the mid- recent horizontal version permitting term elections have come and gone, easy access to vast deposits of gas ■ Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington points out that the Keystone contri- and oil. This means that, in meeting director of editorial policy for Scripps bution to greenhouse gases would our energy needs and environmen- Howard newspapers and the editor of Lake City Reporter be a meaningless smidgen. Obama tal goals, we are relying more on dailies in El Paso, Texas, and Denver, should know that and either (1) has cheap natural gas, a fossil fuel that is a columnist living in Colorado. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun­ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong Reconciliation after communities —“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable community­oriented newspapers. Rwanda’s genocide This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, wenty years ago, the The violence “completely dev- time for those proved to have com- integrity and hard work. world reacted in slow- astated the nation,” Ambassador mitted atrocities but that also urged motion horror as eth- Mathilde Mukantabana told us last aggrieved Rwandans to forgive. nic rivalry between week. About 70 members of her Rwanda’s reconciliation experi- Todd Wilson, Publisher Rwanda’s Hutu and Tutsi family were killed, including her ence closely mirrors successful Tpeoples erupted in genocide. More mother and father, while she attend- programs in other places ripped Robert Bridges, Editor Controller than 800,000 – the vast majority ed school abroad. She returned apart by civil war and ethnic or reli- Sue Brannon, Tutsis – died in a Rhode Island-size and joined thousands of others gious violence, like South Africa, El President country. grappling with the challenge of rec- Salvador and Northern Ireland. Dink NeSmith, The U.N. Security Council onciling, healing and rebuilding a All emphasized forgiveness. Tom Wood, Chairman apologized last week not only for tattered nation. Why? Because, as Middle Eastern failing to intervene and refusing to First and foremost, Mukantabana violence has demonstrated for recognize the genocide, but also said, was to dispel all notions of decades, the cycle of violence can- for withdrawing U.N. peacekeeping revenge. Jail time was mandated not be stopped as long as blind LETTERS POLICY forces as the wanton slaughter was for all who took steps outside the revenge and retribution remain the spreading. The lives lost can never judiciary to exact revenge. Second, motive guiding people’s actions. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ­ be recovered, and the victims who the country abolished the system The world has much to learn from ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 survived can never be made whole. in which national ID cards required Rwanda, which today boasts high words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters But the lessons for humanity are people to declare themselves as levels of government accountability must be signed and include the writer’s name, address invaluable. either Hutu or Tutsi. There are no and transparency, immaculately and telephone number for verification. Writers can Rwandans’ uninterrupted display physical traits that distinguish a clean streets and a strong record of have two letters per month published. Letters and of savagery defied explanation. Hutu from a Tutsi with certainty, environmental stewardship. Rwanda Neighbor turned against neighbor. she said. But during the genocide, has found peace, mainly because its guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not Even mixed Hutu-Tutsi family mem- the ID card became a principal tool people have come to grips with their necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. bers turned against one another. to mark Tutsis for death. past and reconciled. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Tutsi women were raped by the Other priorities focused on restor- If there’s an uplifting message here, 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. hundreds of thousands. HIV infec- ing trust in a central government it’s that we humans do seem capable BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. tions became rampant. Thousands that had been a major instigating of forgiveness even when the over- of children from rape-induced preg- force behind the genocide. Equally whelming urge is to seek revenge. BY EMAIL: [email protected] nancies serve as constant remind- important was a program of national ers of their fathers’ crimes. reconciliation that required prison ■ Dallas Morning News Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 2014 5A

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Today Sunday, April 27 at 2 p.m. County Chamber of National Day of Prayer Wings, shrimp and burgers Commerce invite area is Thursday, May 1. Area Holocaust Walk will be served from 1:30 to businesses to meet repre- residents should gather at There will be a Holocaust 3 p.m. Call Sharrie at 386- sentatives from Klausner Olustee Park at 12 p.m. Remembrance silent march 752-5001 for more. on Tuesday, April 29 at 6 for a service. The presen- on Sunday, April 27. Gather p.m. For more informa- tation, titled “One Voice at the Florida Regional DOT Owens reunion tion call the Suwannee United in Prayer,” will be at 12:15; the march begins at The family of William Chamber 386-362-3071. a conglomeration of local 12:30 and will end at Olustee Joseph and Harriet Green pastors and officials pray- Park downtown. A Messianic Owens will hold their annu- ing for local, state, and group in striped pajamas will al family reunion on Sunday, April 30 national issues. participate in the march and April 27 at the Mason City Poultry Club there will be live entertain- Community Center. A cov- Columbia 4-H Poultry ment at Olustee Park after ered-dish lunch will begin Club will meet Wednesday, May 2 the march ends. Hebraic at 1 p.m. Family members April 30 at 6 p.m. at UF/ Friends of Music Roots Network will broad- are asked to bring pictures IFAS Extension Office. All The Trip de Minaret cast the event international- of past or present veterans youth between the ages of (piano, violin, cello) will ly. If you plan to attend, visit in their immediate family. COURTESY 5 and 18 are welcome to perform Friday, May 2 www.kolhamashiach.org to Call Danny Owens at 752- join and do not have to be at 7:30 p.m. at Covenant register for the march. Call 8497 with questions. New DAR members currently registered in 4-H. First Presbyterian Church, Honor at 803-671-0805 with Janet Hostetler (from left), Katrina Sadler and Nancy Nydam There is a $2 registration 421 White Ave. in Live questions. April 29 were inducted to the Edward Rutledge Chapter, DAR, at the fee. Call 386-758-1030. Oak. This will be the final April meeting. Friends of Music Concert Karaoke with Mark Meet the Author for the 2013-2014 season. VFW Post 2206, 343 The LifeStyle Enrichment with Bob Denny, author of Klausner Lumber One May 1 Admission is free and a Forest Lawn Way, will have Center, 628 SE Allison Ct., is “Happiness is Looking for Klausner Lumber One, National Day of Prayer reception will follow. Call Karaoke with Mark on hosting a “Meet the Author” You” from 4-6 p.m. LLC and the Suwannee The 63rd Annual 386-365-4941. OBITUARIES Lamarr McCall Dell, Jr. dell; Sky and Samantha, Kath- Patricia was proceeded in his death. He went on to work etery with full Military Honors DEES-PARRISH FAMILY erin Smith; Gracelyn Adams and death by her parents Grover with the Biggs Funeral Home and Masonic Rites performed. FUNERAL HOME, 458 S. Lamarr McCall Dell, Jr., age Maya Wimberly; nephews: Kev- Adkins and Nettie Adkins (Pat- and inally with the Dees-Par- The family will receive friends Marion Ave., Lake City, Fl 24, passed away Sunday April in (Buddy) Branscome; Jaymon, rick). She has a sister Deborah rish Family Funeral Home here from 3-5:00 Sunday afternoon. 32025. Please sign our on- 20th, 2014 due to a tragic acci- Doyle (Bubba), David Shiver; Callihan, a brother David Ad- in Lake City. He was a member In lieu of lowers the family line family guestbook at par- dent. Lamarr was born on Oc- Matthew Cardell; Kalob Smith, kins, and 2 stepbrothers Rog- of the First Presbyterian Church requests that memorial dona- rishfamilyfuneral home.com tober 12, 1989 in Jacksonville, Xxavier and D’Shaun Ware; er and Allan Wyatt, who all and took great honor in helping tions be made to the Serenity Florida to Lamarr and Fayth Jayden and Gabriel Weyand; live in Waterford, Michigan. rebuild and clean the church Hospice of the V.A., 619 S. Obituaries are paid advertise- Dell. He moved with his family Braylon Wimberly. Also surviv- A memorial service will be following the ires of 1998. HeMarion Ave., Lake City, Fl ments. For details, call the Lake to Lake City, ing are grandparents: Janet and held at Heaven Central Fam- married the love of his life, Vir- 32025. Arrangements are un- City Reporter’s classified depart- Fl, in 2001. Eldon Burroughs, Clara Dell, ily Worship Center Branford ginia Townsend Weaver on June der the direction and care of the ment at 752-1293. He will be re- James and Catherine Wimberly. Hwy 247 Lake City, Fla. on 22, 1952 she preceded him in membered for He was very close to his par- May 3, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. death on December 24, 2012. his big beauti- ents, sibling, nieces and neph- He is survived by this three ful smile and ews. He leaves behind an ex- John Robert Weaver children: Daughters: Nancy funny sense tensive family with numerous Ruth Weaver Reissener (Stew- Our Redeemer Lutheran Church of humor. La- cousins, uncles and aunts. Mr. John Robert Weaver, 89, art) and Robinette Weaver (Bud 5056 SW State Road 47 • Lake City marr was a The family received friends a resident of Lake City, passed Bridges); Son: Colonel Walter Jehovah’s Witness his entire life on Saturday, April 26, 2014 away peacefully surrounded T. Weaver (Cindy); and Grand- and was very involved with his from 3-5 p.m. at the Dees-Par- by his family on Friday, April daughter Laura Lynne Weav- Celebrating 50 Years of Worship faith. He was very career driv- rish Family Funeral Home. 25th just 10 days shy of his 90th er. His special family friends, en and loved working alongside Memorial services to celebrate birthday in Serenity Hospice at Debra Lynn Parrish and her his stepfather in the hospitality his life will be held on May 3rd the V.A. Medical Center. The daughter Joana Evans and Pris- industry. He left his mark at the at 5 P.M., with Brother Reg- son of the late Walter H. and cilla McDonald Bell along with Saturday, May 17 Holiday Inn of Lake City, Bay- gie Mullins oficiating. This Ruth Nims Weaver, Robert was sister-in-law Helen Weaver mont Inn of Gainesville and then will take place at the Kingdom educated in and graduated from McDowell and niece Vickie followed alongside his stepfather Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses the Columbia County School Wever Turman also survive. Service at 2:30pm in the re-opening of the Super 8 located on Grandview Street. System. A member of the Class Funeral services for Mr. here in Lake City; where he was To know him was to love him. of 1943. In April of that same Weaver will be conducted at followed by a BBQ luncheon recently promoted as Housekeep- He was known by many and year he was drafted into the US 11:00 A.M. on Monday, April ing Supervisor. He won numer- loved by all. Our family is draw- Army. He served as a Technical 28, 2014 in the Chapel of the ous awards and strived to set an ing comfort from the following Sergeant in the U.S. Army as a Dees-Parrish Family Funeral example to his staff, friends and scripture Revelation 21:4 “And combat medic in the European Home with Rev.Glenn Bus- Call 386-755-4299 family by giving back all his time He will wipe out every tear from Theater of Operations. His bat- by oficiating assisted by Rev. and resources to various chari- their eyes, and death will be no tle campaigns include D-Day; James Richardson. Interment if you wold like to attend. ty events within his community. more, neither will mourning, nor the Battle of the Bulge; and post will follow in Memorial Cem- He had such a wonderful out- outcry, nor pain be anymore. combat support operations. He look on Life and loved helping The former things will have was discharged in 1946. He was anyone who needed it. His main passed away.” We will see you awarded the Bronze Star for his passions in life were working soon because Jehovah keeps his meritorious service. He worked on cars, his car, car clubs and promises. Arrangements are un- as an orderly at the VA Hospi- spending time with his family. der the direction and care of the tal in Lake City, Florida from He was preceded in death by DEES-PARRISH FAMILY 1946 until 1948 when he left his father: Lamarr McCall Dell, FUNERAL HOME, 458 for Dallas Mortuary Institute in Sr., his sister: Belinda Raynelle S. Marion Ave. Lake City, Dallas, Texas. After complet- Dell and brother: Sean Dell. 32025. Please sign the on- ing Mortuary School, he served He is survived by his loving line guestbook at Dees-Par- his apprenticeship in Tampa, mother: Fayth Dell Wimberly; rish Family Funeral Home. Florida. He then returned to step-father: Troy D. Wimberly; Lake City and worked at the sister: Lynn Branscome (Kev- Patricia L. Martin Wilson Funeral Home with a in Branscome, Sr.); brother: (Adkins) list of honored funeral direc- Doyle W. Shiver, Jr.; sister: tors from the surrounding areas. Juanita Dell; sister: Corinne Mrs. Patricia L Martin (Ad- He worked for Wilson Funeral Adams (Ronnie); brother: Cam- kins) was born in Ironton, OH Home until 1958. In 1959, he eron Wimberly (Alex); brother: on November 4, 1962. Patricia left Lake City to become the Corbin Wimberly; brother: Col- died in Live Oak, Florida on manager for Daniels’ Funeral lin Wimberly; sister: Caitlyn April 15, 2014. Patricia was Home in Branford, FL. He re- Wimberly; sister: Marrla Smith married to Gerald E. Martin and turned to Lake City in 1962 and (Jason Smith); nieces: Alexus, had two sons, Jerald A. Martin opened J. Robert Weaver Fu- Mikaela, Brittany Branscome, and Jeremy E.E. Martin. She neral Home. He retired in 1981 Felicity Shiver; Melinda Car- was a loving wife and mother. but continued his practice until

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It is also a time to career training, but also select program graduates price. Kaleb Bowens, 18, swims through a pavilion on the flooded celebrate and take pride serve as seamless prepa- earning a salary of nearly With all of this in mind, Ichetucknee River at Hodor Park on Friday. in our own accomplish- ration for B.S. and B.A.S. $50,000. These reported I encourage you to come ments. The college has programs being offered earnings place many of to the commencement Suwannee County Road much to celebrate this locally and throughout the our graduates well above ceremonies and con- FLOODING 349 northwest of Branford year. Florida College System. the regional average gratulate our graduates. Continued From 1A is flooded, according to We are building a A number of our students income. Those students graduat- NOAA. stronger community by choose to pursue a college The foregoing under- ing with an Associate in the Santa Fe was at 24.91 Ron Jones and his wife bringing exceptional arts credit or vocational certif- scores the importance of Arts degree will have a feet, and was expected to Lana, residents of Three and entertainment to the icate that equips them to the upcoming graduation ceremony at 10:30 am. reach 26feet by Friday. At Rivers for 45 years, drove region. With innovation enter a particular vocation ceremony. At that time, Students graduating with 26 feet, damage to low-ele- down the completely sub- and adaptability we are or advance in current we will be honoring the a Bachelor of Science, vation homes is expected, merged Santa Fe Road in strengthening the region’s ones. students who successfully Associate in Science, or according to NOAA. their Polaris Ranger ATV outlook by offering pro- Students graduating completed their degree a certificate will enjoy As of 3 p.m. Saturday at Friday, helping folks ferry grams that will prepare from FGC and transfer- program since last year’s their ceremony at 1:00 Branford, the Suwannee belongings from their our students to engage in ring to Florida public ceremony. We expect this p.m., all on Friday, May was at 29.41 feet, consid- waterlogged homes, most a vibrant new economy. universities tend to year’s graduating class to 2. A reception at the Pine ered initial flood stage. of which are secondary Our academic programs be very successful. be nearly 700 students. Square Pavilion will follow NOAA projections call for residences and have seen produce students with According to data from There were 280 students the ceremonies. Florida the river to reach 31.2 feet the encroaching waters strong skills that enable the Florida Department of who completed their pro- Gateway College chap- by Friday. At 31.5 feet, before. them to succeed as Education, FGC graduate grams last fall, and around ter of the Association of they progress to more transfers’ average GPA 390 students have applied Florida Colleges will have advanced degrees. Our is 3.02, as compared to a for graduation this spring rose bouquets available first Bachelor of Science system-wide average of and summer. We applaud to purchase for $15 each in Nursing students have 2.95. Their grade point the 10 graduates from before and after the cere- graduated, with a second averages at the receiving the BSN program, with monies. class to follow this year. institutions compare very more than half achieving The sequence of events This year approximate- favorably to the existing baccalaureate degrees should provide plenty of ly 4,500 students were university students and with honors. Florida time for taking pictures enrolled in credit and typically exceed those Gateway College is also and socializing with fel- noncredit courses on obtained by other state proud to highlight the low students, friends and either a full- or part-time college graduates. success of our strong dual families. I hope you will basis. More than 60 per- Students preparing enrollment program and join me in congratulating COURTESY cent of our students are themselves for careers the achievement of its these graduates and their The CHS wind ensemble received a superior rating Tuesday first generation in college. have done well, despite students. Approximately families for beginning They are as diverse as a challenging economic 18 percent of our AA grad- a course of study and at an assessment at Daytona State College — the first in the the region. Nearly half environment. The average uates will complete their seeing it through to com- band’s 72-year history. of the students enrolled job placement percentage associate degrees in high pletion. They are to be at FGC are pursuing an for our recent occupa- school, and 48 percent are commended for deciding Associate in Arts degree tional graduates exceeds current or former dual to better themselves, pur- CHS wind ensemble that is transferable to other 75 percent, with several enrollment students. suing a higher standard colleges and universities. associate in science pro- Needless to say, FGC is of living, and contributing More than 30 percent grams boasting placement very proud of the superi- to the betterment of the gets superior rating of those seeking an AA rates of 100 percent. or teaching and learning community. By TONY BRITT degree are dual enrollment Graduates of some voca- environment provided by Congratulations FGC [email protected] students. A sizeable per- tional certificate programs its faculty and staff. The graduates and families, we centage of students pursue earned average salaries success of our current send you our best wishes. The road to greatness starts with hope. one of several Associate in exceeding $37,000. The and past students pro- For Columbia High School band students the journey Science degrees offered reported average salary vides evidence that FGC n Charles Hall is the President began seven decades ago and was realized when the by FGC which focus on for graduates in Associate is fulfilling its mission of of Florida Gateway College. school’s wind ensemble earned a superior rating at a state bandmaster’s assessment. “It was the greatest feeling in the world to get the supe- rior rating at the assessment,” said Ryan Schulz, CHS BELK.COM band director. “There is nothing like us working hard for six months to prepare for an event like this and being able to have that kind of rating.” The CHS wind ensemble, composed of musicians play- ing woodwind, bass and percussion instruments, received a superior rating at the musical assessment Tuesday at Daytona State College. It was the first such distinction in the 72-year history of CHS band, Schulz said. “It was awesome to get the superior rating because we’ve been working on it forever,” said Greg Lambert, 17, who plays clarinet in the wind ensemble. “Not just us but the whole band program since the creation of the school has been working towards this and we finally got it and it’s awesome. Not a lot of people can say they made history at PRiVate ticKeteD eVent* this school, and it feels cool because all these people tried 4 hours only! before and we finally did it.” Saturday, May 3, 6–10am Noah Henderson, who plays the trumpet, said getting charity the superior rating at the Florida Bandmaster Assessment was a goal for the group after it received a superior rating at the district competition. Buy your $5 ticket in store “To finally get this superior rating at state for the first up to the day of the event time in school history means everything especially since we’re seniors and we’re leaving,” he said. or at the door on Saturday! “It was probably the best we’ve ever sounded.” belk.com/charitysale Schulz and several of the students said they could tell they were going to have an excellent performance even before they got on stage. “We felt that warm-up was so amazing that we knew it A morning of special savings to benefit local charities and schools. was going to be a great performance,” he said. “It’s the feeling we had on the stage the entire time.” sale Colby Hollingsworth, a tuba player, said almost all CHS bands have pushed to get the superior rating on the state % $ off level and it’s an honor few achieve. “It was really awesome just to achieve what every other band has tried to do,” he said. “I’m always going to remember the first note of the march — the moment right off before we played when everybody took a breath, knowing 20-70storewide, including special savings on your first purchase** everybody was looking at us....” Juliana Snowden, also a clarinet player, said she could Saturday, May 3, 6-10am when you present RaRely DiscounteD BRanDs your Charity Sale ticket to your sales associate. hear how the group had improved and knew was possible Not valid by phone or on Belk.com. 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LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:51 a.m. service Low Saturday 66 Sunset today 8:05 p.m. 11 brought to Normal high 83 Sunrise tom. 6:50 a.m. Extreme our readers Normal low 57 Sunset tom. 8:06 p.m. 5 mins to burn Record high 93 in 1908 Today’s by Record low 39 in 1910 MOON ultra-violet The Weather Moonrise today 5:42 a.m. radiation risk Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 6:44 p.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 6:23 a.m. Saturday 0.00" to 10+. Month total 3.11" Moonset tom. 7:45 p.m. Year total 6.06" Normal month-to-date 2.37" Normal year-to-date 13.21" April 29 May 6 May 14 May 21 Forecasts, data and New First Full Last graphics © 20132014 Weather Quarter Quarter Central, LP, Madison, Wis.

WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY WEATHER BY-THE-DAY 90° Since Hawaii has a 85° Actual high Average high 80° 100° 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a tropical climate, it is 75° often mistaken that its 70° Actual low Average low 65° 90° temperatures soar well 60° 85 86 85 into triple digits. In 55° 82 84 50° fact, the surrounding 45° 80° water keeps Hawaii's 40° 73 35° climate moderate 30° 70° 67 25° 65 66 throughout most of the 20° 62 year. The hottest 15° 60° 59 10° 56 temperature ever 5° 54 52 recorded for the state 0° -5° 50° of Hawaii was 100 -10° degrees at Pahala on -15° 40° this date in 1931. -20°

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N A TIONAL FORECAS T : Showers and thunderstorms will be likely over the Mississippi Valley. Strong to severe storms will be possible central and south. Rain and snow will be likely to the north of this system over the northern Plains. 100° 90° THE WEATHER 80° 70° SUN MON TUE WED THU 60° 27 28 29 30 01 50° 40° Chance Partly Partly Partly Chance 30° of cloudy cloudy cloudy of NATIONAL FORECAST MAP 3 p.m. today S M TWT F S S M TWT F S storms storms

Seattle 54/41 International Bangor Falls 47/36 HI HI90 LO LO63 HI 88HI LO LO65 HI 86HI LO LO65 HI HI86 LO LO65 HI HI83 LO LO59 Portland 47/34 55/43 BillingsLL Boston Boise 54/37 52/43 55/34 New York REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, April 27 Rapid Minneapolis Detroit 63/45 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low City 49/42 57/44 53/38 Salt Lake San City Omaha Chicago Valdosta Francisco 51/37 55/45 Cincinnati 90/63 City Monday Tuesday 59/49 LL 72/53 76/53 Washington D.C. Jacksonville Las Denver 67/50 88/65 Cape Canaveral 86/71/pc 85/74/pc Vegas 52/33 St. Tallahassee Lake City 73/55 Louis 90/63 Daytona Beach 86/68/pc 86/69/pc 81/66 86/63 LL Charlotte Fort Myers 90/69/pc 88/72/pc Los Albuquerque 84/60 Gainesville Daytona Beach Angeles 64/39 Memphis 67/55 Oklahoma Pensacola 88/63 83/65 Ft. Lauderdale 85/76/pc 85/76/pc Phoenix City 80/68 Panama City 80/58 76/67 Gainesville 80/51 Atlanta 72/67 Ocala 88/66/ts 87/68/pc 82/63 Jacksonville 89/67/pc 88/68/pc 90/65 Dallas H Cape Canaveral Key West 84/77/pc 84/77/pc 85/58 H Orlando Orlando 90/68 83/67 Lake City 88/66/ts 87/68/pc New 89/70 Fairbanks Houston Orleans Tampa Miami 84/76/pc 84/77/pc 57/37 87/73 83/70 88/67 Naples 84/70/pc 89/72/pc West Palm Beach Anchorage Miami Ocala 89/65/ts 88/67/pc 53/37 Honolulu 85/72 84/72 85/74 Orlando 90/70/pc 91/72/pc LL Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 76/69/pc 77/70/r Ft. Myers 85/74 Pensacola 90/70 76/71/pc 77/70/ts Naples Tallahassee 88/65/pc 87/67/r 81/72 Miami Tampa 88/69/pc 87/71/pc YESTERDAY’S NATIONAL EXTREMES High: 95°, Edinburg, TX Low: 21°, MCMWTC BRIDGEPORT, CA, CA 86/72 Key West Valdosta 88/65/pc 88/67/pc 83/76 W. Palm Beach 85/75/pc 85/76/pc Saturday Today Saturday Today Saturday Today CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W Albany 57/43/.29 57/37/sh Des Moines 71/54/.00 69/58/ts Oklahoma City 89/62/.00 80/51/ts LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI Albuquerque 73/54/.00 64/39/pc Detroit 57/42/.00 56/43/pc Omaha 82/45/.00 72/53/ts An exclusive Anchorage 44/36/.00 54/36/pc El Paso 82/66/.00 75/53/pc Orlando 88/69/.00 89/67/ts TEMPERATURES SUN Atlanta 79/52/.00 82/63/ts Fairbanks 51/30/.00 57/37/pc Philadelphia 70/48/.19 63/45/pc High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:51 a.m. service Baltimore 73/48/.01 66/45/pc Greensboro -/47/.00 82/57/pc Phoenix 75/63/.00 80/58/pc Low Saturday 66 Sunset today 8:05 p.m. brought to Billings 58/49/.06 54/37/sh Hartford 52/42/.67 56/39/pc Pittsburgh 69/42/.00 63/44/pc 11 Birmingham 82/54/.00 81/65/ts Honolulu 79/73/.00 84/72/pc Portland ME 46/42/.03 50/38/sh Normal high 83 Sunrise tom. 6:50 a.m. Extreme our readers Bismarck 62/39/.07 49/39/r Houston 81/69/.00 87/73/pc Portland OR 55/43/.00 55/43/sh Normal low 57 Sunset tom. 8:06 p.m. 5 mins to burn Boise 45/37/.00 55/34/sh Indianapolis 77/51/.00 71/56/pc Raleigh -/49/ 81/54/pc Record high 93 in 1908 Today’s by Boston 46/42/.20 52/43/sh Jackson MS 86/51/.00 82/69/ts Rapid City 63/42/.00 53/38/sh Record low 39 in 1910 MOON ultra-violet The Weather Buffalo 46/37/.08 56/36/pc Jacksonville 84/64/.00 88/66/pc Reno 52/39/.00 57/34/pc Charleston SC Kansas City Sacramento Moonrise today 5:42 a.m. radiation risk 80/60/.00 84/63/pc 62/54/.00 75/56/ts 60/46/.00 67/47/sh Channel. Charleston WV 77/42/.00 77/52/pc Las Vegas 59/51/.00 75/56/pc Salt Lake City 46/43/.58 51/37/sh PRECIPITATION Moonset today 6:44 p.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Charlotte 79/48/.00 84/60/pc Little Rock 81/51/.00 81/66/ts San Antonio 70/68/.00 95/65/pc Moonrise tom. 6:23 a.m. Cheyenne 66/42/.00 39/31/sn Los Angeles 66/51/.02 71/55/pc San Diego 63/55/.17 64/58/pc Saturday 0.00" to 10+. Month total 3.11" Moonset tom. 7:45 p.m. Chicago 57/46/.00 55/45/sh Memphis 81/53/.00 80/68/ts San Francisco 61/50/.00 59/49/sh Cincinnati Miami Seattle Year total 80/48/.00 76/53/pc 87/70/.00 85/74/pc 54/42/.00 54/41/sh 6.06" Cleveland 57/42/.00 55/43/pc Minneapolis 52/37/.00 49/42/ts Spokane 51/37/.00 52/33/sn Normal month-to-date 2.37" Columbia SC 66/52/.02 77/61/ts Mobile 82/64/.00 80/68/pc St. Louis 79/60/.00 81/66/ts Normal year-to-date 13.21" Dallas 82/64/.00 85/60/ts New Orleans 82/69/.00 83/70/pc Tampa 84/69/.00 87/70/pc April 29 May 6 May 14 May 21 Forecasts, data and Daytona Beach 81/66/.00 85/66/fg New York 66/46/.69 60/44/pc Tucson 71/66/.00 76/51/pc New First Full Last graphics © 20132014 Weather Denver 59/46/.00 52/33/r Oakland 61/44/.00 62/49/sh Washington 77/51/.00 67/50/pc Quarter Quarter Central, LP, Madison, Wis. INTERNATIONAL Saturday Today Saturday Today Saturday Today WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W WEATHER BY-THE-DAY 90° Since Hawaii has a 85° Acapulco 87/75/.00 89/77/s La Paz 59/33/.00 59/32/pc Rio 82/62/.00 77/64/r Actual high Average high 80° 100° 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a tropical climate, it is 75° Amsterdam 64/51/.00 66/48/pc Lima 71/66/.00 71/62/cd Rome 71/55/.00 71/46/r often mistaken that its 70° Athens London San Juan PR Actual low Average low 65° 69/53/.00 68/59/r 60/46/.00 59/46/r 89/77/.00 89/76/pc 90° temperatures soar well 60° Auckland 66/57/.00 66/50/pc Madrid 64/48/.00 66/42/pc Santiago 89/71/.00 89/71/ts 85 86 85 into triple digits. In 55° 82 84 50° Beijing 71/51/.00 71/50/pc Mexico City 77/55/.00 77/55/pc Seoul 77/66/.00 73/55/cd fact, the surrounding 45° 80° water keeps Hawaii's 40° Berlin 71/48/.00 71/53/ts Montreal 48/42/.00 48/39/r Singapore 89/80/ - 91/78/ts 73 35° St. Thomas VI climate moderate 30° Buenos Aires 64/57/.00 68/64/pc Moscow 50/35/.00 50/32/pc 86/77/.00 87/76/pc 70° 67 25° Cairo 82/62/.00 86/59/s Nairobi 77/59/.00 80/55/pc Sydney 75/59/.00 75/60/r 65 66 throughout most of the 20° 62 year. The hottest 15° Geneva 68/51/.00 66/46/cd Nassau 87/73/.00 86/75/s Tel Aviv 75/66/.00 78/59/s 60° 59 temperature ever 10° 56 54 5° Havana 89/68/.00 87/68/s New Delhi 102/78/.00 102/78/s Tokyo 71/57/.00 69/53/s 52 recorded for the state 0° Helsinki 62/32/.00 62/33/s Oslo 50/46/.00 66/48/pc Toronto 50/39/.00 46/33/pc 50° -5° of Hawaii was 100 -10° Hong Kong 86/73/.00 82/75/pc Panama 86/77/.00 89/77/ts Vienna 62/55/.00 66/50/r degrees at Pahala on -15° Paris Warsaw 40° this date in 1931. -20° Kingston 89/78/.00 87/78/ts 55/46/.00 55/44/r 59/53/.00 60/50/r

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Indians baseball makes strong run Tim Kirby to district title. Phone: (386) 754-0421 [email protected] By TIM KIRBY [email protected] District FORT WHITE — The 2014 Fort White High baseball team was one that trifecta had rebuilding written all over it. ariations on Instead, the Indians jelled three have at the right time under new always been head coach Rick Julius and used to won a wide-open District describe Vsuccess in sports. 5-4A tournament. Fort White lost seven Triple Crown in seniors from its 2013 team, baseball and horse including Division I pitch- racing. Three-peat. Triple ing signee Robby Howell play. A trifecta in betting and top hitter Kevin Dupree will fill up your pockets. who made it as a walk-on With the Indians’ at Santa Fe College before district tournament win getting injured. in baseball last week, Gone were 23 of 34 extra- Fort White High sports base hits and 52 of 74 RBIs, claimed a trifecta of its along with the top three own. pitchers who recorded 12 For the 2013-14 school of the 14 wins. year, Fort White won the Julius, in his first job as TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter district championships in a varsity head coach after The No. 1 Fort White High Indians show off the District 5-4A championship trophy following their win on Thursday. football, basketball and years as an assistant, faced baseball. the 2014 season with five home runs, but who would White had split with district the tournament, which was Willis drove in Jayson It was the first district returning players. protect him in the order? opponents Bradford High, hosted by Santa Fe. Brock with the winning titles for football and Pitchers Rhett Willis As might be expected, Keystone Heights High and The Indians had crushed run with a first-pitch single. basketball, while baseball and Tyler Parker had 30 it was a stop-and-start sea- Interlachen High and knew Interlachen in their last Brent Beach came through hadn’t won since 2006. innings experience. Trace son with wins and losses. A they could beat them. The meeting, but could not put with a two-out flair to left The “three” terms for Wilkinson, Kodey Owens, five-win spurt in mid-March Indians swept P.K. Yonge away the Rams in the open- field that scored Wilkinson sport success have Willis and Parker combined was immediately offset School, but lost twice to ing game of the tourna- with the first run in the something in common for 30 hits in 2013. Willie with five losses. At the end Santa Fe High. ment. Fort White won it, second inning. Wilkinson — they are rare. Carter was the returning of the regular season the As it turned out, Fort 2-1, in the bottom of the walked and stole second In 2012 Miguel slugger with a .343 aver- slate read 11-11. White would not play either eighth when Interlachen INDIANS continued on 3B SEATS continued on 3B age, six doubles and two The good news was Fort of the latter two teams in helped out with two errors.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Anthony Springborn is the state weightlifting champion at 129 pounds. Lifting champ CHS’s Springborn is state champion at 129 pounds.

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2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 2014 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD CHS 4x100 makes state field From staff reports ——— Boston 7, Toronto 6 TELEVISION Monday Minnesota 5, Detroit 3 BOXING Cleveland at San Francisco (n) Columbia High’s 4x100 TV sports 9 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore (n) relay team of Rakeem FS1 — TBA, at Bayamon, Puerto Rico Oakland at Houston (n) Battle, Alex Weber, Latrell Today MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox (n) ARENA FOOTBALL 8 p.m. Texas at Seattle (n) Williams and Zedrick 4 p.m. ESPN — Oakland at Texas Today’s Games Woods placed second at ESPN2 — Iowa at Philadelphia NBA BASKETBALL Boston (Lester 2-3) at Toronto the Region 1-3A meet at AUTO RACING 7 p.m. (Dickey 1-3), 1:07 p.m. Chiles High on Thursday 2:30 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Kansas City (Shields 2-2) at Baltimore and clinched a berth in the NBCSN — IndyCar, Grand Prix of Miami at Charlotte (Mi.Gonzalez 1-1), 1:35 p.m. Alabama, at Birmingham, Ala. 9:30 p.m. Detroit (Verlander 3-1) at Minnesota state meet field. 5:30 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, (Gibson 3-1), 2:10 p.m. The Tigers ran a 41.64 NBCSN — Indy Lights, Indy Lights San Antonio at Dallas Oakland (Milone 0-1) at Houston National Elite time, which 100, at Birmingham, Ala. (same-day tape) NHL HOCKEY (McHugh 1-0), 2:10 p.m. ranks them 50th in the U.S. 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay (Price 3-1) at Chicago 7 p.m. high school rankings. Ed ESPN2 — NHRA, Springnationals, at NBCSN — Playoffs, conference White Sox (Undecided), 2:10 p.m. Baytown, Texas (same-day tape) quarterfinals, teams TBA Cleveland (Salazar 0-3) at San White High won the event COLLEGE BASEBALL 10 p.m. Francisco (Vogelsong 0-1), 4:05 p.m. in 41.44. 1 p.m. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference Texas (Harrison 0-0) at Seattle The Class 3A track & ESPN — Alabama at South Carolina quarterfinals, teams TBA (Maurer 0-0), 4:10 p.m. field FHSAA Finals is SOCCER L.A. Angels (Richards 2-0) at 4 p.m. Saturday at the University ESPNU — Oregon at Oregon St. 2:55 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 3-0), 8:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Newcastle Monday’s Games of North Florida. COURTESY ESPNU — Arizona St. at Arizona at Arsenal Oakland (Gray 3-1) at Texas (Darvish Williams also earned 10:30 p.m. 1-0), 8:05 p.m. team points (top eight) Columbia High’s 4x100 relay team of Rakeem Battle, Alex ESPNU — Hawaii at Cal St.-Fullerton Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 1-2) at Chicago Weber, Latrell Williams and Zedrick Woods qualified for the BASKETBALL White Sox (Rienzo 1-0), 8:10 p.m. with a sixth-place finish in GOLF the triple jump. He was state meet with a runner-up finish at region. 6:30 a.m. Cleveland (Masterson 0-0) at TGC — European PGA Tour, China NBA playoffs L.A. Angels (Skaggs 2-0), 10:05 p.m. 15th in the long jump. Open, final round, at Shenzhen, China Weber was 10th in the Timberwolves. Williams on the 4x400 relay (same-day tape) FIRST ROUND NL standings long jump. Woods just The Lady Tigers scored team that placed sixth. 1 p.m. Thursday missed qualifying for the 16 team points, and placed Emma Tucker placed TGC — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, Atlanta 98, Indiana 85 East Division finals in the 100 meters. 17th out of 27 schools. fifth in the 1,600 meters final round, at New Orleans Memphis 98, Oklahoma City 95, OT, W L Pct GB 3 p.m. Memphis leads series 2-1 Atlanta 15 7 .682 — Columbia’s 4x400 relay Creekside High won. and seventh in the 800 CBS — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, final L.A. Clippers 98, Golden State 96, L.A. New York 13 10 .565 2½ team was 15th. Lyric Boyd placed sixth meters. round, at New Orleans Clippers leads series 2-1 Washington 14 11 .560 2½ The Tigers scored 11 in the 100 meters and Nicole Morse placed 7 p.m. Friday Philadelphia 11 12 .478 4½ team points and placed 21 eighth in the 400 meters, sixth in the 1,600 meters Brooklyn 102, Toronto 98, Brooklyn TGC — LPGA, Swinging Skirts Classic, Miami 10 13 .435 5½ out of 28 teams in the com- and joined Bernita Brown, and ninth in the 3,200 final round, at Daly City, Calif. leads series 2-1 Central Division MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago 100, Washington 97, W L Pct GB petition won by the host Ashayla English and Abby meters. 1:30 p.m. Washington leads series 2-1 Milwaukee 17 6 .739 — MLB — Regional coverage, Cincinnati Houston 121, Portland 116, OT, St. Louis 13 11 .542 4½ at Atlanta or Kansas City at Baltimore Portland leads series 2-1 Cincinnati 11 12 .478 6 2 p.m. Saturday Pittsburgh 9 15 .375 8½ STATE: 6 in county win team points WGN — Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Indiana 91, Atlanta 88, series tied 2-2 Chicago 7 15 .318 9½ 8 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas (n) West Division Continued From Page 1B ESPN — L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees Miami at Charlotte (n) W L Pct GB MOTORSPORTS Oklahoma City at Memphis (n) San Francisco 13 10 .565 — for a 630 total. eighth in the 238-pound 245-185-430. Noon Today Colorado 13 11 .542 ½ Ben Kuykendall and weight class with 330-290- Baker County High and FS1 — MotoGP World Championship, Chicago at Washington, 1 p.m. Los Angeles 13 11 .542 ½ Grand Prix of Argentina, at Santiago del L.A. Clippers at Golden State, San Diego 11 14 .440 3 Lonnie Underwood pro- 620. Devaundre Mathews Keystone Heights High Estero, Argentina 3:30 p.m. Arizona 8 18 .308 6½ vided one point each by placed 13th in the 139- tied for first in Class A with NBA Toronto at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games placing sixth. Kuykendall pound weight class with 16 points. 1 p.m. Houston at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Washington 4, San Diego 0 lifted 285-280-565 in the Monday ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Cleveland at San Francisco (n) 169-pound weight class, Chicago at Washington Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at St. Louis (n) 3:30 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 8 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee (n) while Underwood lifted ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, San Antonio at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta (n) 305-300-605 in the 183- L.A. Clippers at Golden State Miami at N.Y. Mets (n) pound weight class. 7 p.m. BASEBALL Philadelphia at Arizona (n) Andy Montalvo placed TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Colorado at L.A. Dodgers (n) ninth in the 119-pound Toronto at Brooklyn Today’s Games 9:30 p.m. AL standings Miami (Koehler 2-1) at N.Y. Mets (Gee weight class with 195-150- TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, 1-1), 1:10 p.m. 345. Houston at Portland East Division Cincinnati (Cueto 2-2) at Atlanta Heavyweights Deontae’ NHL W L Pct GB (Teheran 2-1), 1:35 p.m. Crumitie (370-320-690) Noon New York 14 10 .583 — San Diego (Kennedy 1-3) at NBC — Playoffs, conference Baltimore 11 11 .500 2 Washington (Jordan 0-3), 1:35 p.m. and Malachi Jean (390- quarterfinals, game 5, Philadelphia at Boston 12 13 .480 2½ Chicago Cubs (Hammel 3-1) at 285-675) placed eighth and N.Y. Rangers Toronto 11 13 .458 3 Milwaukee (W.Peralta 3-0), 2:10 p.m. 10th, respectively. 3 p.m. Tampa Bay 10 13 .435 3½ Pittsburgh (Volquez 1-1) at St. Louis NBC — Playoffs, conference Central Division (Wainwright 4-1), 2:15 p.m. Fort White lifters quarterfinals, game 6, St. Louis at W L Pct GB Cleveland (Salazar 0-3) at San Chicago Detroit 12 9 .571 — Francisco (Vogelsong 0-1), 4:05 p.m. 8 p.m. Minnesota 12 11 .522 1 Colorado (J.De La Rosa 1-3) at Kellen Snider and A.J. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference Chicago 12 12 .500 1½ L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 3-1), 4:10 p.m. Kluess earned team points quarterfinals, game 6, Anaheim at Dallas Kansas City 11 11 .500 1½ Philadelphia (Burnett 0-1) at Arizona for Fort White High in SOCCER Cleveland 11 12 .478 2 (McCarthy 0-4), 4:10 p.m. the Class A state meet on 6:55 a.m. West Division Monday’s Games NBCSN — Premier League, Cardiff W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 0-2) at Friday. at Sunderland Oakland 15 8 .652 — Cincinnati (Simon 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Snider placed fifth in 9 a.m. Texas 14 9 .609 1 Milwaukee (Gallardo 2-0) at St. Louis the 219-pound weight NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea Los Angeles 11 11 .500 3½ (Wacha 2-2), 8:15 p.m. class with 340-295-635, at Liverpool Seattle 9 13 .409 5½ Colorado (Morales 2-1) at Arizona and Kluess placed sixth 11:05 a.m. Houston 7 17 .292 8½ (Miley 2-2), 9:40 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Saturday’s Games San Diego (T.Ross 2-3) at San Francisco at heavyweight with 405- Manchester City at Crystal Palace N.Y. Yankees 4, L.A. Angels 3 (Bumgarner 2-2), 10:15 p.m. 300-705. Chris Waites placed USSSA BASKETBALL

From staff reports Darrell Jones with 15 points Hall 22, Darrell Jones 16, each, and Mareo Robinson Jordan Coppock 15, Mareo The RCC/AMN USSSA with 14. Robinson 10. Wolves 11th-grade bas- On April 3, the 11th- Game 2: Gainesville ketball team played the grade team competed in the Kings 56, Wolves 45. Gainesville Kings on April Gainesville Kings AAU bas- Leading scorer: Darrell 12 at Lake City Middle ketball tournament, where Jones 16. School. The Kings, one of the Wolves faced three very Game 3: Jacksonville the top AAU-USSSA teams competitive opponents. Knicks 51, Wolves 40. in the area, won 64-53. Game 1: Wolves, 70 Leading scorers: Mareo Leading scorers for the Gainesville Speed 53. Robinson 12, Darrell Jones Wolves were Dilan Hall and Leading scorers: Dilan 11, Dilan Hall 10. BOWLING

Duncan 702; 2. Lee McKinney 573; 690; 2. (tie) Wally Howard, Robert League reports 3. Wayne Johns 501. Stone 680; 4. Zech Strohl 677. Lake City Bowl league results: High handicap game: 1. June High handicap game: 1. Wally HIT & MISS Pat Klock 250; 2. Janie Posey 233; Howard 297; 2. Ron Bias 294; 3. Allen Team standings: 1. Spare Us (37.5- 3. Betty Brown 232. 1. Bruce Gilbert Personette 281. 18.5); 2. Legal Ladies (33-23) 3. Strike 252; 2. Jerry Ellis 241; 3. Mike Murrey High handicap series: 1. Ron Bias 3 (32-24). 233. 765; 2. Roger Webb 756; 3. Boogie High team handicap game: 1. Git High handicap series: 1. Joanne Johns 711. Up & Bowl 836; 2. Legal Ladies 802; Denton 672; 2. Aggie Mumbauer High average: 1. Zech Strohl 3. Ten In The Pit 748. 662; 3. Elaine Nemeth 615. 1. David 222.11; 2. Robert Stone 214.93; High team handicap series: Duncan 747; 2. Tom Evert 633; 3. Lee 3. Dale Coleman 214.76. 1. Strike 3 2,345; 2. Silver Ladies McKinney 621. (Results from April 7) 2,271; 3. High Five 2,175. (Results from April 3) TGIF High handicap game: 1. Jackie SEXY SENIORS Team standings: 1. Five Alive Alford 247; 2. Iva “Jean” Dukes 221; Team standings: 1. Awesome (41.5-22.5); 2. Oh Split! (41-23); 3. Jessica Alford 218. Four (158-90); 2. Jo’s Crew (149-99); 3. Alvin & The Chickmonks (39-25). High handicap series: 1. Joyce 3. Perky Pals (137-111). High team handicap game: Crandall 618; 2. (tie) Ida Hollingsworth, High team handicap game: 1. Pin 1. Sandpipers 927; 2. Bowling 101 Harriet Woods 610. Busters 864; 2. Awesome Four 861; 923; 3. Gutter Dusters 906. (Results from April 15) 3. Keglers 830. High team handicap series: GOLDEN ROLLERS High team handicap series: 1. Bowling 101 2,634; 2. Sandpipers Team standings: 1. Lucky Strikers; 1. Spoilers 2,556; 2. Perky Pals 2,477; 2,578; 3. Five Alive 2,566. 2. Power E.N.D.S.; 3. Quirky Quad. 3. Outcasts 2,398. High scratch game: 1. Shannon High team scratch game: 1. Knock High handicap game: 1. Jane Howard 234; 2. Bonnie Hood 200; em Down 682; 2. Senior Moment 657; Sommerfeld 259; 2. Teresa Williams 3. Karen Coleman 196. 1. Louis 3. Ups and Downs 654. 238; 3. Vy Ritter 232. 1. Bruce Gilbert Wilson 269; 2. Zech Strohl 257; High team scratch series: 1. Power 251; 2. Earl Hayward 241; 3. Ross 3. Brett Reddick 255. E.N.D.S. 1,987; 2. (tie) Jo’s Crew, Meyers 231. High scratch series: 1. Shannon Gamblers’ 1,848. High handicap series: 1. (tie) Joyce Howard 607; 2. Karen Coleman 502; High team handicap game: Crandall, Janie Posey 675; 3. Betty 3. Ida Hollingsworth 499. 1. Zech 1. Senior Moment 847; 2. Ups and Carmichael 639. 1. Bradley Robison Strohl 703; 2. Danny Williams 656; Downs 843; 3. Knock em Down 828. 694; 2. Joe Peterson 657; 3. Dan 3. Brett Reddick 637. High team handicap series: Ritter 628. High handicap game: 1. Shannon 1. Power E.N.D.S. 2,560; 2. Lucky (Results from April 1) Howard 280; 2. Olivia Landen 253; Strikers 2,432; 3. 3 Plus 1 2,408. MONDAY NIGHT MAVERICKS 3. Bonnie Hood 250. 1. Louis Wilson High scratch game: 1. (tie) Joyce Team standings: 1. Team 4 (273.5- 300; 2. Brett Reddick 287; 3. Keith Hooper, Elaine Nemeth 181; 3. Betty 176.5); 2. Roger’s Automotive (251- Blackie 266. Brown 180. 1. Mike Murrey 223; 199); 3. Bias Well Drilling (233.5- High handicap series: 1. Shannon 2. (tie) Earl Hayward, George Mulligan 216.5). Howard 745; 2. Olivia Landen 696; 201. High scratch game: 1. Wally 3. Roberta Stem 689. 1. Brett Reddick High scratch series: 1. Joanne Howard 289; 2. Zech Strohl 268; 733; 2. Louis Wilson 713; 3. Keith Denton 513; 2. DeDe Young 486; 3. David Adel 260. Blackie 710. 3. Debbie Walters 464. 1. David High scratch series: 1. Roger Webb (Results from April 18) 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 2014 3B GAMES INDIANS: Champions Tuesday Continued From Page 1B n Columbia High softball vs. Oakleaf High and Parker bunted him to on a bunt single. in regional semifinal, third for the second out of A line shot by Brock 7 p.m. the inning. was snared by the second Thursday Parker pitched all eight baseman, who doubled n Fort White High innings with six hits, one off the runner at second baseball vs. Trinity unearned run, one walk base and halted a potential Catholic High in regional and six strikeouts. The run big inning. It was the sec- quarterfinal, 7 p.m. scored in the first inning ond of three double plays Friday on a throwing error. turned by the Tornadoes. n Fort White High’s Despite the win, Julius A bad-hop single by Tavaris Williams in Class was not happy. He told his Owens put runners at 2A track & field FHSAA team they would have to first and third in the sixth Finals at University of play much better in the inning, but the Indians North Florida, 9 a.m. next round against top- botched a squeeze attempt Saturday seed Keystone Heights. and lost the runner at third n Columbia High’s Willis pitched his own for out No. 2. Walks to 4x100 relay team six-hitter in game two, as Beach and Pentolino load- (Rakeem Battle, Alex Fort White won 3-1. He ed the bases and Brock’s Weber, Latrell Williams, Fort White High’s Brent Beach takes a lead off second base against Bradford High. walked one and struck out high bounder to third base Zedrick Woods) in Class eight. The run also came went for a hit and RBI. 3A track & field FHSAA in the first inning on a dou- Carter’s tape-mea- Finals at University of ble and two wild pitches. sure shot in the seventh North Florida, 9 a.m. The Indians began inning tied the game and chipping away in the sec- the Indians won it in the BRIEFS ond inning. Carter and eighth as Beach reached Wilkinson singled and on an error and scored Photos by Owens was hit by a pitch. after singles by Brock and FORT WHITE FOOTBALL Austin Dupree hit a sacri- Ellis. Brock also scored on Q-back Club JASON MATTHEW fice fly to score the run. another error. Singles by Brock and Dupree started and meeting Monday WALKER Willis around a sacrifice pitched five innings with bunt by Ryan Ellis put six hits, four runs, two The Fort White Lake City Reporter Quarterback Club will runners at the corners in walks and two strikeouts. meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the third inning. Carter’s Willis mowed down the the faculty lounge at the ground ball was thrown Tornadoes in the final high school. into right field by the three innings, striking out For details, call club shortstop for the run. eight of them. president Margie Kluess Owens singled with one The Indians contributed at 365-9302. out in the fourth inning up and down the line-up. Willie Carter tosses his bat after being walked on Thursday. and Dupree bunted him Brock had five hits, two to second. Parker came RBIs and scored four runs Drive to Give and in as a courtesy runner in the tournament. Willis and legged it all the way added three hits and an yard sale May 10 home when Brock beat RBI on offense to go with The Fort White the pitcher to the bag on his two wins. Quarterback Club has a a ground ball to the first Ellis (double, RBI), yard sale planned in baseman. Carter (home run, two conjunction with the Despite scoring the first RBIs), Wilkinson (run Drive to Give event at the run in the championship scored), Beach (RBI), high school from game against Bradford, Owens (run scored) and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fort White had to come Pentolino (RBI) each had May 10. An 11x12-foot back from 2-1 and a two hits. Dupree (RBI, run space for the yard sale 4-2 deficit after the fifth scored) and Steve Giardina can be purchased from inning. also had hits. the Quarterback Club for Brock hit the first pitch On defense, the Indians $25. Only items of the game for a single committed two errors permitted on school and scored on an error and both came in the first grounds may be sold, after Ellis bunted him to game. In contrast, Fort and participants must second. The Indians used White’s opponents had 10 provide their tables. the same m.o. in the fourth errors during the tourna- For details, call Margie inning with Dupree getting ment. Kluess at 365-9302. the single and Owens bun- Fort White (14-11) hosts ting him to second. Corey Trinity Catholic High at YOUTH SWIMMING Fort White High catcher Kodey Owens waits for the ball on a play at the plate. Pentolino notched the RBI 7 p.m. Thursday. Final week for CST registration SEATS: Fort White athletes second to win three district titles Registration for Continued From Page 1B Columbia Swim Team is 1-5 p.m. Tuesday at Cabrera won baseball’s though he has been at half-century ago. team made the final four team lost 2-1 in the Carquest Auto Parts on first triple crown since the school since forever. The 1967 football team and lost by three points in opening round to eventual Pinemount Road, and 1967. Horse racing hasn’t “How many public went undefeated and won the semifinal to eventual state champion Tate High. 4-6 p.m. Thursday and had a triple crown winner schools in Florida had a the state championship. state champion Roosevelt n Tim Kirby is sports editor Friday at the Columbia since Affirmed in 1978. chance to do that,” Wilson The 1967-68 basketball High. The 1968 baseball of the Lake City Reporter. Aquatic Complex. The last NBA three-peat said. “I don’t think it is Swimmers (ages 6-18) was the 2000-02 Lakers. many. It is very must be able to swim The high school phenomenal for 25 yards unassisted and version that Fort White small-town Fort White to know the four strokes accomplished is rare for be district champion in all (free, back, fly, breast). Columbia County. three sports in one year. Fee for new swimmers is Starting from 1964, Incredible.” $350 ($190 for a second when a football playoff was Wilson’s philosophy swimmer and $140 for established for all classes, paid tribute to whom three or more) and $300 there is only one other and what he considers for returning swimmers school year in which there deserves the credit. ($180 for a second was a district trifecta. “We are extremely swimmer and $135 for Columbia High’s class lucky in the coaching three or more). of 1967-68 won district staff we have for Fort For details, call in what was then the big White,” Wilson said. “I Michelle Richards at three sports. am extremely proud. It 208-2447. That was before federal starts with coaching and Title IX legislation gave it includes the kids and YOUTH BASKETBALL girls a fighting chance to parents that we have. It is participate in high school those three things Chicken dinner sports. Football, boys combined. I call it an equal fundraiser Friday basketball and baseball triangle. If any of those still hold an edge. three things is not working The Richardson Fort White athletic right, it causes problems.” Community Center/ director John Wilson While we celebrate Fort Annie Mattox Park North would not accept being White’s district trifecta, we 7th- and 11th-grade called the architect of Fort pay homage to those basketball teams are White’s trifecta success, CHS Tigers of nearly a selling dinners on Friday at the Richardson Community Center. The dinners will consist of grilled chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, dinner roll and sweet tea at a cost of $5. Tickets may be purchased from players and coaches and at Richardson Community Center. For details, call Nicole Smith at 754-7095.

LCMS FOOTBALL Spring practice begins Thursday Lake City Middle School spring football practice begins at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. For details, call coach Richard Keen at 623-4629. n From staff reports 4BSports

4b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 2014 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 utdoors360

Photo provided by Rob Chapman Addyson Sherman with her first speckled trout.

Photo provided by Rob Chapman Marcelo Mello Lobato with a record cobia. LEFT: Rob Chapman with a 65-pound cobia taken on a live Brazilian man may have blue runner. new record on tricky fish he first cobia OUTDOORS 360 the surface, Lobato hit I remember the cobia once again. The seeing in fish bolted a second time person was a for the bottom, but weary 35-pounder my and tired it came to the Tdad caught in a fishing surface. tournament. It blew my Bravin lined up a third mind. I was only 13, and I shot as the fish rose, this remember thinking, this time immobilizing the fish is an absolute monster, great bijupira. The 30 and surely they’ll win the tournament. Turns out minutes of back and forth they didn’t catch much between anglers and the else — they needed six Rob Chapman great cobia came to an [email protected] fish total, so they didn’t end. The anglers secured win anything other than the enormous fish in the holidays when the sea some grilled cobia steaks boat, only then relaxing conditions allow, aboard a for their effort. and posing for a few 21-foot boat with a newly Over the course of the pictures. acquired 2013 150 Yamaha next few years I remember 4Stroke. When they arrived seeing cobia caught from On the boat’s second home the fish was weighed time to time, but there was journey to sea, Lobato was on two separate scales at never a rhyme or reason. with Cyrus Bravin and a fish company to confirm Typically, someone got the weight. The final lucky either fishing on a Gabriel Santana. Their destination was 50 miles result was 78 kilograms, flat, beach or wreck, and a or 172-pounds! The fish is cobia straight from “Dumb away, to what Lobato currently being submitted and Dumber” would fall describes as a large iron for an International victim to the first bait pipe that fell from a cargo Photo provided by Rob Chapman that hit the water. The ship to the depth of 26 Underwater Spearfishing only consistent element meters, about 85 feet Association record. The in cobia fishing was the deep. The spot is known current record is 145.9 inconsistency. for producing large Cobia, pounds, taken on February On my first summer known as “bijupira,” which 2, 2011, by Valente Baena break from Lake City means “tasty fish” to the off the coast of Mexico. Community College, and locals. If you’re not a fan of a lost baseball season, I The day started well, as spearfishing, and you’re returned home with a bad the crew secured a large looking to catch a record left elbow, and a date with 54-pound cobia. Thirty cobia, the all-tackle hook minutes after taking this Tommy John (surgery). and line record is 135 fish, Bravin entered the So, I decided to fish pounds, 9 ounces, taken water once again to see practically every day, and by Peter Goulding off the work nights. We typically many smaller cobia still around. coast of Australia on tarpon-fished until lunch, July 9, 1985. when we’d catch some Cobia, as curious as My two suggestions in fresh reds and snook, grill they can be, began to such an attempt would them up, and then tarpon- migrate toward Bravin. fish until dark. It was then that the large be to invest in enormous On one of these trips fish appeared. Bravin held tackle, and make sure while getting bait we about 30 feet below the to always save your blue caught a solo blue runner surface until he got a shot, runners. With cobia, you — not typical tarpon bait. I striking the beast. just never know when your suggested we keep it, just The spear that was now shot will be. in case we saw a cobia. stuck in his back did not Call me Nostradamus, phase the great bijupira. n Rob Chapman IV is a “It continued to swim near because 6 hours later we tournament winning angler the surface as if nothing Photo provided by Rob Chapman were gaffing a 65-pound and outdoorsman from Lake had happened,” describes Mason Gray with a trout he caught off Big Bend. cobia that is still my City. He’s an award winning personal best. That fish Lobato. “I swam over to marine artist, a graduate of was 60 inches long, but it see if we could get another was just a baby compared shot.” Florida Gateway College and to the latest monster cobia! Then the fish became of Jacksonville University. He Evascapes The story begins about aware that something is currently the Coordinator of 4,500 miles southeast of was wrong. He swam Marketing, Web, & Graphics Landscape & Design Lake City, in Marataizes, with all his might to the Production at FGC, and is Brazil. It’s here where bottom, where the anglers active both in the outdoors and • Stone & Mulch Installation • Walkways spear fisherman Marcelo thought the fish would designing for outdoors Mello Lobato lives. We become entangled in the companies throughout the • Fire Pits and more were able to contact pipe. After 10 minutes the world. He’d love to hear Lobato, who tries to dive cobia began to slowly rise from you! Send your reports, Wes Evachek, Jr. once or twice a month, from the bottom. When photos, and articles to 386.288.7465 usually on weekends or it was about 15 feet from [email protected]. 1CColumbia1CBIZ FRONT Inc. Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County Week of Sunday, April 27-May 3, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C

SUWANNEE RIVER JAM FANS Help troops, home folks too Bring personal items for soldiers, canned goods for the needy. From staff reports t’s almost Suwannee River Jam time (April 30 - May 3), and the Spirit of the Suwannee Music IPark in Live Oak wants your help in supporting overseas troops and local folks in need. This year the inaugu- ral Soap for Soldiers will be held to support our military troops. The SRJ team believes in support- ing America’s military and will send overseas care packages of soap, sun- screen, wipes and other small, packaged personal items to help the United States military troops who put their lives on the line every day to serve our country. Help others by bringing these items when you come to the SRJ. Also, please sign a card and drop it off unsealed at the collection site. Jam offi- cials will send these inspi- rational messages to our soldiers thanking them for their service. Non-perishable food items will also be collected and distributed through Love INC (Love In The Name Of Christ) during the SRJ. Bring five or more canned goods or packaged non-perishable foods to COURTESY PHOTOS the tent with the Love INC Pictured are Suwannee River Jam stars Brantley Gilbert, left, and Justin Moore. Jam fans can aid overseas troop by bringing soap, sunscreen, wipes and sign and receive the offi- other small, packaged personal items to the show. Fans can also help the needy right here at home by bringing canned goods or other non-perishable items, cial 2014 Suwannee River to be collected for distribution by Love INC. Jam Poster while supplies last. Love INC volunteers and those who receive still available at www. you will find the lowest also make reservations calling the SOSMP at 386- will be there to gladly this much needed food. suwanneeriverjam.com, prices on SRJ tickets for RV parking, cabins, 364-1683. accept your donations. Directions to the reception www.musicliveshere.com, through Monday, April primitive camping or The Spirit of the Your contributions will be areas for these items will by email at spirit@musi- 28. Tickets go up when camper parking at the Suwannee Music Park is appreciated by Love INC be given at the gate. cliveshere.com or at any the gates open Tuesday, SOSMP at these same located at 3076 95th Drive, Tickets for the SRJ are S&S Food Store where April 29 at noon. You may websites or email and by Live Oak. House  
 seeks a    shift from pensions The Associated Press

TALLAHASSEE — Florida could try to steer public employees away from the state’s traditional pen- sion plan under a bill passed by the Florida House.  
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jobs.  4  ( '  +'   0     4  The measure would not take effect until July 2015.  &'  ),  ," A similar proposal is mov- ing in the Florida Senate, but it’s unclear if the mea- sure will pass. House Speaker Will Weatherford has made changes to Florida’s pen- sion system a top priority but has had trouble winning support from senators.
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In the intervening quarters, Launched way back in 1896, the index, for example, is a market-cap- I asked a friend, “Hey, why don’t est, it makes sense to seek income they issue less substantial “10- Dow Jones Industrial Average, weighted index, giving the companies we put our money together and buy from dividend-paying stocks. If you Q” reports. 10-K reports include known as “the Dow,” gets more with the greatest market values the some stock in Apple?” I understood can stomach some risk, shares of details on the company’s recent the company’s offerings, had used Seadrill (NYSE: SDRL) can reward attention than it really deserves. most influence. Even that, though, their computers in my previ- you handsomely, with a dividend performance, risks and more, Why? Well, while the S&P 500 can be problematic. The top 10 com- and their financial statements are ous job, and had been reading that recently yielded 11 percent! includes 500 big American com- panies out of the 500, for example, about the company reorganiz- Seadrill is a Bermuda-based off- audited by accounting firms. panies, and “total stock market” make up about 18 percent of the ing, refocusing and rebound- shore drilling giant, largely run by 10-Q reports, though, are not indexes such as the CRSP U.S. Total index’s value. So the vast majority ing. The stock was near a 52-week Norwegians. It leases rigs to opera- required to be audited. Market Cap Index include more of the index’s component companies low, but everything seemed to point tors and collects “day rate” payments *** than 3,600, the Dow features just have little effect on it. Some indexes to it getting its act together, and for them. 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Low mortgage rates are fading as perks for the middle class By JOSH BOAK borrowers was possible in AP Economics Writer part because government- chartered firms guarantee

WASHINGTON — For that lenders will be paid on REDUCED PENDING three decades, the U.S. a conventional mortgage middle class enjoyed a rare even if a borrower defaults. financial advantage over No such guarantee exists the wealthy: lower mort- for jumbos. gage rates. Two factors have caused SANTA FE RIVERFRONT! GORGEOUS WOODBOROUGH POOL BEAUTIFUL LAKE ACCESS HOME! GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING! Now, even that perk is the spread between con- 4BR/2.5BA, 2670sf, 3.5ac, remod- HOME! 4BR/3.5BA, 3344sf, 1.21ac, 3BR/2.5BA + 1BR/1BA loft, of- 4BR/3BA, 3026sf, all brick, lg eled in ‘08 with Corian counters, SS 1st flr master w/his & hers closets fice/study, formal dining & breakfast, kitchen open to living, nice master fading away. ventional and jumbo rates appls, 3FPs, 3 zone HVAC, elevated & vanities, spa tub & dual entry island kitchen w/all appls incl, lg w/tray ceiling, lg walk-in closet, dual Most ordinary homebuy- to vanish: master suite w/Jacuzzi tub, beautiful shower. Kitchen has all S/S appls & master suite w/dual vanities, tiled sink vanity & tiled shower. Scr’d & ers are paying the same or — The government decking, 2 docks, 280’ river front- walk-in pantry. 3BR/2BA loft, scr’d walk-in shower & Jacuzzi tub, scr solar heated inground pool & hot tub, age, gated entry & more. GORGEOUS inground pool/spa, RV port, shed, back porch, lg back yard, circular outdoor kitchen w/Jenn-Aire grill higher rates than the for- in 2012 began raising the PROPERTY! #80374 $599,000 fenced back yard, nice landscaping drive & more. #83039 $269,900 fridge & more. MUST SEE!#85805 tunate few who can afford fees it charges lenders for & more. #86458 $399,900 $289,000 much more. guaranteeing payments on Rates for a conventional conventional mortgages. 30-year fixed mortgage are Lenders passed along that REDUCED averaging 4.48 percent, increase to borrowers in the SOLD according to Bankrate. form of higher rates. The For “jumbo” mortgages fees are meant to stop home — those above $417,000 in buyers from once again bor- BRING THE HORSES! 3BR/2BA, SUWANNEE RIVERFRONT! BEAUTIFUL CALLAWAY HOME! SUWANNEE RIVERFRONT much of the country — the rowing more than they can 1674sf home plus 1BR/1BA, guest 3BR/2BA, 1620sf, .3ac, 180’ on 3BR/2BA, 1532sf, 1/2ac, formal GETAWAY! 2BR/1BA, 1200sf, average is 4.47 percent. afford — a trend that fueled qtrs, 3 stall barn w/tack on 11 acres river, h/w floors, wood FP, S/S appl’s, dining & breakfast, pass thru from .65ac, screened porch overlooking fenced & x-fenced. Home features water softener, 8’ above flood plain, kitchen to living, wood lam & tile river, new windows & doors added The trend reflects the wid- the 2007 housing bust. central vac, FP, scr’d back porch, basketball area, open deck, grilling floors. Lg master w/tray ceiling, spa to porch side of home in 2012, ening gap between the rich- — Bankers say they’ve grilling patio w/plumbed gas line, patio @ river, steps to floating dock tub, dual sinks. Open back patio, elevated storage shed, underhouse est Americans and every- begun using mortgage add’l 11ac avail & more. #85158 & more! #86318 $234,000 partial fencing & more #85595 parking/storage, steps & deck on $249,900 $149,000 river and more. #83706 $149,900 one else. Bankers now view rates to woo high-net-worth jumbo borrowers as safer clients: Attractive rates on and shrewder bets even jumbos have become a way REDUCED though conventional borrow- to secure additional busi- ers put less capital at risk. ness from those clients — Even as the overall U.S. from managing their invest- housing recovery has ments to supplying a broad REDUCED - BEAUTIFUL LOCATION! PLENTY OF SPACE FOR ALL! RESTORED VINTAGE HOME! AWESOME LOCATION! 3BR/2BA, slowed, sales of homes suite of financial services. 3BR/2BA, 2318sf, 3ac, completely 3BR/2BA, 2071sf, .54ac, wood 3BR/2.5BA, 2208sf, .2ac, FP in living 1482sf, 8.7acr, stainless appl, tiled above $1 million have What’s more, those bor- fenced corner lot w/auto gated entry, burning FP, dining & breakfast, lg & master, formal dining, FL room, baths, FL room, enclosed back stor- lg island kitchen, FL room, master w/ master, bonus area would make open back deck, picket fencing, age area, 2 detached storage bldgs, surged in the past year. rowers tend to be clustered sitting area, dual sink vanity, walk-in great mother-in-law suite, new roof workshop w/half bath, great in-town fenced & cross fenced. Great for Price gains have been so in neighborhoods that lend- shower. 1BR/1BA, MIL/guest house in 2011, fenced back yard & more. location. Zoned comm general, many livestock! #79950 $139,900 great in some areas that ers consider more stable. has all appl’s & separate septic & #81922 $159,000 biz options. #82849 $189,000 power. Just minutes to everything. middle-class buyers are “Jumbo borrowers #84810 $224,900 straining to afford even represent the holy grail modest homes. They’re of what financial institu- REDUCED also facing tighter lending tions are pursuing: that SOLD rules, larger down-payment much-desired, mass afflu- requirements and a short- ent consumer,” said Greg age of houses for sale. McBride, a senior analyst Used to be, rates for con- at Bankrate. GREAT STARTER/INVESTMENT A PIECE OF HISTORY! 3BR/1BA, GREAT FOR HORSES/CATTLE! 3BR/ SPACIOUS & COZY is this 3BR/2BA, ventional mortgages would In the first three months HOME! 3BR/2BA, 1476sf, nice living 1624sf historical home in White 2BA, 1248sf DWMH, 10 ac fenced 1680sf, DWMH on .71ac with car- room, lg kitchen/breakfast area, din- Springs with lg wrap around porch, & cross fenced, 2 covered porches, peted FL room with relaxing views be 0.2 to 0.3 of a point below of 2014, 37 percent of the ing room w/French doors to fenced scr’d back porch, wood burning carport, pole barn w/attached stor- of the back yard. Large kitchen rates on jumbo mortgages. money Bank of America back yard & storage shed. Great lo- fireplace, lg dining & more. Just age & separate storage w/power, 3 w/breakfast bar & plenty of stor- cation, just 5 minutes to everything. needs a little vision & know how. septic tanks, pretty landscaping & age, all appl’s included, both baths A decade ago, a conventional lent for mortgages went to #86637 $95,500 #85793 $69,900 more. #86473 $108,000 updated; newer AC, roof & plumbing. rate averaged 5.68 percent, jumbos, compared with 22 All handicap accessible & more. a jumbo 5.97 percent. The percent at the same point #85274 $64,900 advantage for middle-class last year. +),,:XdYi`[^\>c\e#CXb\:`kp#=C*)')+Çnnn%m`j` k g X d % Z f d Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 2014 3C

Lake City Reporter Classifieds dial-a-pro Job Job Medical Mobile Homes Business & Reporter Service Directory 100 Opportunities 100 Opportunities 120 Employment 630 for Rent 750 Office Rentals 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 Concrete ready mix driver, mini- Stylist wanted Full time/Part time. F/T LPN needed for busy medical 3br/2ba newly renovated MH on OAKBRIDGE OFFICE mum of 1 yr exp. Class A or B No clientele needed, 4 busy loca- practice. M-F. Benefits after 60 1/2 ac. private property. Close to Complex Professional Office CDL. Must have clean MVR. tions. Guaranteed pay w/ commis- days. Email resume to college $700.mo. 1st. mo.+ Sec. Available 725 SE Baya Dr Lawn & Landscape Service Drug free workplace. Apply in sion Call Darlene 386-984-6738 [email protected]. dep. Ref s. No Pets. Non smoking Call 752-4820 person at 516 NW Wlado St. Lake environment 904-626-5700 City. No phone calls. TEACHERS Medical office looking for Medical Peeler/Dotson Lawn Care Infant/Toddler (birth-3) Assistant and Receptionist. 790 Vacation Rentals Lawn Mowing & Maintenance DRIVERS: $5,000 Sign-On Pre-school (ages 3-5) Experience perferred. Mobile Homes Free estimates Bonus! Great Pay! Consistent E-mail/fax resume to: Mail resume to: PO Box 2204, 640 for Sale Vacation RV Sites Available 288-7821 or 984-7650 Freight, Great Miles on this [email protected] Lake City FL 32056 and Boat Storage. Long and short Regional Account. Werner Fax (386) 754-2220 Palm Harbor Parade of Homes! terms. Located at the marina in Enterprises: 1-855-515-8447 New Urgent Care Clinic seeking 7 new models to view, 3 models Horseshoe Beach. 352-498-5405 Call 754-2222 or . Excellent pay plus Services EOE ARNP PA that must be liquidated - save over 386-235-3633 Experienced Drivers Needed- benefits. Call 386-303-1393 $26K, 4/2 in the 70 s. Must have 2 years verifiable or email resume to FREE factory tours! $20.00 MOWING semi-dump operation experience. Medical [email protected] plantcity.palmharbor.com or Lots for Sale Per acre no minimum. Please call 800-232-8371 x18 120 Employment 805 $10.00 trip charge. 800-622-2832 PUBLISHER'S NOTE 800-651-4127 F/T Forestry Machine Operator Schools & 05544534 240 Education All real estate advertising in this w/ 2 yrs logging exp, Must have Advent Christian Village Rooms for Rent newspaper is subject to the fair FREE Clean-up. valid FL DL. Deep South Forestry Current JOBS Line 705 housing act which makes it illegal 386-365-6966 05544621 Pickup unwanted metals, tin, scrap Advertisement INTERESTED in a Medical to advertise "any preference, vehicles, appliances & more. We ROOM -1 adult, Furnished, r call 658-5627 or visit Career? limitation, or discrimination based recycle. 755-0133 or 288-3253 Green Acres Learning Cente www.acvillage.net Clean, TV, Fridge, Microwave, seeking childcare employee with Express Training offers courses Cable, Laundry. Close in. Private on race, color, religion, sex, CDA, Apply in person 1126 SW 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week for beginners & exp disability, familial status or nation- Be your BEST, Among the BEST Entrance. For more information. Main Blvd. No Phone Calls!! Contact 386-965-3477 al origin; or any intention to make Lost & Found Occupational Therapist – Nursing Assistant, $499 such preference, limitation or 020 Log Truck Driver (High Springs) LTC & Outpatient next class- 5/5/2014 discrimination." Familial status Loncala, Inc is accepting PT occupational therapist for Unfurnished Apt. includes children under the age of Rescued little dog, needs forever long-term care and home, not a yapper, gets along applications for an experienced Phlebotomy national certifica- 710 For Rent 18 living with parents or legal Log Truck Driver. You must have outpatient care settings. tion, $800 next class- 6/2/2014 custodians, pregnant women and with other creatures Valid & unrestricted Florida Call Sara at 352-281-5353 3 years experience hauling logs, or $100 off 1st mo rent! people securing custody of chil- many years of experience hauling license required. Prior LPN TBD 1, 2 & 3BR apts. dren under the age of 18. This over the road. Good pay, great experience preferred. Must be $89 Deposit newspaper will not knowingly REWARD: LOST in MacClenny committed to personalized, Fees incl. books, supplies, exam benefits, & retirement. Pools, B-ball, gym & more! accept any advertising for real es- area. Lg Brindle Bullmastiff, male, Call 386-454-1511, Wesley compassionate care. fees. Call 386-755-4401 or tate which is in violation of the has bad back leg. 120 lbs. Onsite daycare and fitness expresstrainingservices.com *FREE after school program law. Our readers are hereby in- brown/black. OPS GIFT SHOP facilities available. Apply in Windsong Apts formed that all dwellings adver- 904-259-1373 or 904-259-7867 ATTENDANT person at Personnel Office Call for our low rent rates tised in this newspaper are availa- Stephen Foster Folk Culture Monday through Friday from 386-758-8455 ble on an equal opportunity basis. Job Center State Park 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., or fax 310 Pets & Supplies To complain of discrimination call White Springs, Florida resume/credentials to 05544755 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, 100 Opportunities SEASONAL POSITION (386) 658-5160. EOE / PUBLISHER'S NOTE Windsor Arms Apartments the toll free Beginning Approx. May 9, 2014 – Drug-Free Workplace / Criminal Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Under New Management telephone number to the hearing 05544677 Ending July 10, 2014 background checks required. and cats being sold to be at least 8 NOW LEASING impaired is 1-800-927-9275. $8.50/hr. 40 hours per week weeks old and have a health Lake City’s Premier Apartment Operates cash register, answers certificate from a licensed Homes. 2BR, 1, 1.5, or 2BA, visitor inquiries in a courteous and 05544720 Gated Community, Free 200 C.N.A.’S Needed veterinarian documenting they 810 Home for Sale tactful manner in person and over have mandatory shots and are Dish Network Channels, the phone, sells and stocks 7a-3p and 3-11 shifts Graphic Designer 1 to 2 years experience in skilled free from intestinal and external Pool, W/D hookups, tankless On golfcourse, nice 1800 sqft The Lake City Reporter needs a merchandise, provides cleaning parasites. Many species of wild- water heater, energy efficient 3br/2ba, 2 car garage, enclosed and maintenance of the Gift Shop nursing facility preferred. focused, hard-working Competitive salary, life must be licensed by Florida appliances. Starting at $699/mo. patio, $145,000 Must see! individual to join its creative and Craft Cabins and is self- Fish and Wildlife. If you are Call (386) 754-1800 386-752-3991 or 386-397-4550 motivated. Outstanding customer excellent benefits. design team. Competitive Suwannee Health Care Center, unsure, contact the local candidates should have a service is a must as well as office for information. CLEAN SPACIOUS 2/1 second knowledge of basic arithmetic, 1620 Helvenston St., Live Oak, story 1600 sf, privacy 8 mi to VA Farms & knowledge of Mac platforms FL 32064 and experience working with computers and sales. Must be able near Moore Rd. No dogs $600 mo 820 Acreage CS6 design suite. Position will to work rotating shifts including 420 Wanted to Buy $1500 move-in 386.961.9181 1/2 acre lots; Owner financing serve a unique role in designing weekends, some nights and 05544729 $ 300 down; $ 77 per month and creating components for our holidays. Able to deal well in a Nurse practitioner FT or PT K&H TIMBER UPDATED APT, Deas Bullard/BKL Properties expanding family of print seasonal high traffic area with for busy internnal medicine We Buy Pine Hardwood & w/tile floors/fresh paint. 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com products, including newspaper high volume sales. Must be able office please call Nancy at Cypress. Large or small tracts. Great area. and magazine advertisements, as to lift 20 lbs. 386-719-2540 for more info Call 386-288-6875. 386-752-9626 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. well as special product designs. Application must be received no Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd Email resume and several later than April 30th, 2014 to the Owner Financing! NO DOWN! examples of your design work to following: 05544731 Garage Sales Furnished Apts. $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. Todd Wilson, Publisher, at Attn: Susan Conley, Gift Medical Office Assistant 430 720 For Rent www.LandOwnerFinancing.com [email protected] Shop/Craft Square Manager must have medical office PUBLISHER'S NOTE Stephen Foster State Park experience. Minimum typing ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, No phone calls. EOE All Yard Sale Ads Sands, Columbia. All furnished. P.O. Box G speed of 40 WPM. Microsoft Must be Pre-Paid. White Springs, FL 32096 Word experience. Email your Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. We’re on target! 05544721 Tel. (386) 397-1920 resume to Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Health Administration Fax (386) 397-4079 [email protected] or fax $145, 2 persons $155. weekly Assistant Administrator position Applications are to 386-758-5987 Miscellaneous 386-752-5808 in Live Oak, FL. 2 years of available online at 440 management experience https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com. A WELL-RESPECTED pain FOR SALE-LANE, Unfurnished preferred, will train in Health Resumes are not accepted unless management group in Lake City, Administration. A BS degree is brown leather recliner. 730 Home For Rent accompanied with a State of FL is seeking a full time Physician $150.00. a requirement. Competitive Florida Employment Application. Assistant/Nurse Practitioner. Five salary and excellent benefits. 386-365-9403 after 3:00p. 3BR/1BA Near FGC & Airport. DEP only hires US Citizens or days a week, Monday to Friday, no $550/mo. $550/security. Send Resume to authorized aliens and is an EEO / weekend or night call. 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Will provide training. owner financing. 3BR/1BA, 1200 days a IMMEDIATE HIRING Email resume to Please fax your CV to Mobile Homes sft. CH&A. Close to VA & * TANK, HAZ NEEDED [email protected]. 1-866-300-2394 Shands. 1st & Sec $850/mo 800-308-1893 or Contact Person (s) 630 for Rent week PART TIME Putnam St., LC Call 954-559-0872 936-232-6251 Belinda Hood, Office Manager 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. www.mckenzietank.com Grant funded position, Dr. Hoang Vu, D.O. 28 hrs/week. Must have basic Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer ’ 386-719-9663 Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & Furnished Alliance Coach of GA computer skills, be organized and a team player. Must provide own other locations 386-752-6422 740 Homes for Rent Looking for a Paint/ Body Tech. Busy Family Practice Office seeks RV painting experience preferred transportation. Send resume to Fully Furnished 2bd/1ba, office Box 05117, C/O The Lake City front office/check out clerk. 2 BR/2 BA, located in but not required. Minimum 5yrs. 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C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, APRIL 27-May 3, 2014 Campus USA names new chief executive

From staff reports munities we serve. He has Campus USA Credit been instrumental in our Union, a $1.2 billion cred- growth and success over it union in North Central the last 14 years. Jerry’s Florida, has knowledge, experience, announced values and commitment to the retire- the credit union and our ment of its members will help Campus President/ build a new and exciting CEO of future, while remaining 23 years, safe, strong and secure for Larry Scott. years to some,” said retir- Benton Scott will be ing CEO Scott. succeeded Since signing on as by current Campus USA Credit Union’s C a m p u s top officer in 1990, Scott has C h i e f helped the credit union grow Operations from $90 million to more than O f f i c e r $1 billion in assets. Under his J e r r y leadership the credit union B e n t o n , has added 11 new service Scott who joined centers, a 95,000 square foot, the credit union 14 years state-of-the-art corporate ago. Benton also previously headquarters building and served on the managment expanded its membership team at Decatur EarthMover charter, which now includes Credit Union in Illinois. 12 counties throughout Benton, a graduate of North Central Florida. The Millikin University, is a 70,000 member credit union former CPA and CMA, will celebrate its 80th year of and has earned the CUES operations in 2015. Certified Chief Executive “Larry has been a tre- designation. mendous asset to Campus “We couldn’t be happier USA Credit Union and its with the board’s decision members,” said Ruby P. to select Jerry as my suc- Puckett, Board Chair. “We cessor, after conducting a will miss him greatly but national search. He is an he is leaving the credit excellent leader who is well union well-positioned for respected in our industry, even greater success in the by our staff, and the com- future.” Calorie counts may start popping up everywhere

By MARY CLARE JALONICK requiring those stores to Associated Press label calories for prepared foods on menu boards and WASHINGTON — displays. Diners could soon see calo- The restaurant industry rie counts on the menus of has pushed for those outlets chain restaurants. to be included, arguing that But will they be able to many of them are promot- get that same clear infor- ing their prepared food sales mation at grocery stores, and directly competing with convenience stores, movie restaurants. Nutrition advo- theaters or airplanes? cates have also called for The food industry is those stores to be includ- closely watching the Food ed, saying that a rotisserie and Drug Administration to chicken labeled with a cal- see which establishments orie count at a restaurant are included in the final should also be labeled at menu labeling rules, which the grocery store takeout are expected this year. next door. Same with baked The idea is that people goods like muffins, pies or may pass on that bacon loaves of bread. double cheeseburger if they know that it has 1,000 calories. Or on the chili MOVIE THEATERS hot dog at the convenience store counter. Movie theater chains But nonrestaurant estab- lobbied to be left out and lishments have lobbied appeared to win that fight hard for exemption, and the when they were exempted rules have been delayed. in the 2011 proposed rules. FDA Commissioner But nutrition groups are Margaret Hamburg told lobbying to include them Congress earlier this month in the final rules, especially REDUCED that writing the rules has because movie treats can been “much more challeng- be so unhealthy. ing than expected.” The Nutrition lobbyist Margo Scenic Property with Lake Access. Manufac- Looking for That Extra Room for an Office? LOOKING FOR A HOME NEAR the beautiful Sante agency issued proposed Wootan of the Center tured home on 6+ acres. Pasture w/ board Look no further. Four bedroom brick home Fe River? This 3B/2B well maintained manufac- fencing. Private. 3BR/2Bath. Large Master in May Fair S/D. Split plan. Carefully main- tured home on 1.8 acres is just waiting. Enjoy rules in 2011 but has faced for Science in the Public Suite w/office. Tub & shower in master bath. tained. S/S appliances. Dining area, breakfast privacy, wildlife and FUN! $64,900. For more pressure to revise them to Interest says many people Living room, dining room and family room w/F.P. nook and living area. Situated on corner lot information, call Sherry Ratliff @ 386.365.8414; exclude retail outlets like don’t realize they are eat- Security system. Deck. $93,900. Ask for Elaine in great neighborhood. Quiet, yet close to all MLS #84076 K Tolar @ 386.365.1548; MLS #83860 amenities. $194,900. Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ grocery and convenience ing a day’s worth of calo- 386.365.1548; MLS #86721 stores. ries when they stop by the The FDA has sent the movie concessions counter rules to the White House, and grab a large popcorn REDUCED meaning they could be and extra-large soda. released soon. The calorie labels may be required as soon as six months after the AIRPLANES AND Investment Property. Duplex with newer metal Just Reduced! What a Package! As close to the Come See Me! I have 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths & final rules are announced. roof. Tenants on both sides. Great location. river as you can be without being river front. 1484 sq. ft., great room, kitchen with appli- TRAINS Income Producing. Owner is ready to sell. Bring 2008 MH on 2 acres. Excellent condition. Tub & ances. Front porch, 2-car garage, utility room. Five places you may — or all offers. $89,900. Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ Shower in master bath. Center island in kitchen. Brick construction on 0.51 acre lot. $134,000. may not — see calorie labels Passengers will most likely 386.365.1548; MLS #86730 Storage shed. 2-car carport. Fenced w/gate. Contact Nell Holton @ 386.984.5046 or Hansel Public boat ramp in area. $69,900. Ask for once the rules kick in: be able to purchase food Holton @ 386.984.5791; MLS #86748 calorie-blind in the air and Elaine K Tolar @ 386.365.1548; MLS #85223 on the rails. Along with RESTAURANTS movie theaters, airlines and trains were exempted REDUCED The restaurant industry from the proposed labeling pushed for menu labeling rules in 2011. The FDA said that it would likely and helped it become law Nicely Maintained...3BR/2B home on a corner Brand New in May Fair S/D. Be the first owner Lakefront Home in Town. Gorgeous views on as part of health overhaul exempt food served in lot & shaded by oaks. 2-car garage. Fenced to call this house a home. Open plan with Alligator Lake. Wildlife abounds. Enter into a in 2010. Chain restaurants places where the “primary back yard. Front porch. Central A/C. Vaulted covered back porch. Versatile colors. Wonderful large spacious living room w/fireplace. Instantly business activity is not ceiling great room leads out to the Florida room area. Cul de sac lot. Settle into a neighborhood see the wonderful view. Large master bedroom. that operate all over the that spans across the back and is perfect for with shopping, medical, and schools close The downstairs offers a living room, with a country wanted the federal the sale of food” and that dining or reading. Spacious bedrooms w/one by. You will enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the fireplace, bathroom and bedroom. Deck on first don’t “present themselves currently being used as an office. Convenient area and yet utilize the central location for all floor gives you an outside view. 4 bedrooms and standards because of an to Florida Gateway College, Timco & the VA. your needs. $173,900. Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ 3 baths gives plenty of room. Great home for evolving patchwork of state publicly as a restaurant.” $124,900. Call Mary Brown Whitehurst @ 386.365.1548; MLS #85835 entertaining. $245,900. Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ and local laws that require That also includes 386.965.0887; MLS #84613 386.365.1548; MLS #85513 calorie labeling and could amusement parks, sports have forced those outlets stadiums and hotels, to follow different rules in unless restaurants set up REDUCED REDUCED different locations. in those places are part of a larger chain. SUPERMARKETS AND VENDING MACHINES Immaculate Brick Home in Russwood Estates. Wonderful Home in Town, Situated on 4 Lots Charming Brick Home in Town. One Owner! Cor- CONVENIENCE STORES Three car garage. Spacious rooms. 3BR/2.5 (MOL). 3500+ SqFt. 4BR/3B. 3 car garage. ner lot. Formal living room. Large family room Vending machines will be Baths. Beautiful setting on a corner lot. Newer Carport. Formal L/R, D/R. Spacious rooms. Hard- w/brick fireplace. Fenced yard. 2 storage build- The supermarket and required to have labels, but appliances, and large pantry in kitchen. Newer wood floors. Big kitchen & Utility room. New ings. Screened porch. New roof 2012. Storm A/C. Freshly painted. Breakfast nook, L.R., Fam- roof. Basement. Handicapped access. $189,900. windows. Gutters. Superb location. $119,900 convenience store indus- the industry — comprised ily room, and dining room. FP. Sprinkler system. Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ 386.365.1548; Ask for Elaine K Tolar @ 386.365.1548; tries were perhaps the most mostly of smaller operators Florida room and covered patio. $239,900. Ask MLS #83159 MLS #83143 unhappy with the rules — is asking for flexibility for Elaine K Tolar @ 386.365.1548; MLS #85931 that the FDA proposed in in how they are required to 2011. The agency proposed post them. 839 sw sr 247 • LAKE CITY, FL 32025 Lake City Reporter

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TASTE BUDDIES GARDEN TALK AVID about education Genie Norman FWHS program offers Nichelle Demorest support, but holds kids and Mary Kay to high standards. dndemorest@ufl.edu Hollingsworth [email protected] By AVALYN HUNTER Lawn and Special to the Reporter irrigation Get your very school has some stu- dents who have the ability E to succeed in higher edu- myths Greek on cation but lack a clear vision to pringtime is in take them there. Some are under- yth: Turfgrass full swing. Even if performing because of poor study has no beneficial S Mother Nature has and organizational skills; some are M attributes in the been playing games with enmeshed in social circles that landscape. us with cooler tempera- devalue academic success; some Facts: Turfgrass moder- tures and wetter roads are in unstable or impoverished ates temperature, prevents and higher rivers than home environments. These are soil erosion from wind and we’re used to, the benefits the students whom the AVID pro- water, and provides recre- mean we can enjoy the gram seeks to reach. ational areas for outdoor cool mornings and eve- AVID (Advancement Via AVALYN HUNTER/Special to the Reporter activities. Myth Busted. nings and the pretty spring Individual Determination) is the Fort White High School AVID program coordinator Nikeishia Jackson is seen Myth: Water sensors flowers that last just a bit brainchild of Mary Catherine sitting at her desk in her classroom. on irrigation systems do not longer before we are in for Swanson, who started the pro- save water. These are man- our full blown hot, steamy gram in San Diego in 1980. Now I worked for a company in She doesn’t hesitate to apply a bit dated by Florida statute. Southern summers. impacting some 700,000 students Washington, D.C., that put on edu- of maternal pressure either; when Facts: Rain sensors save If you’re like us, you start internationally, AVID operates on cational leadership conferences,” a student involved in recent misbe- 10 to 15 percent water use thinking about lighter meal the belief that if students are held she said. “I liked the work, but I fell havior incident came in last week, during dry seasons and 20 to options for either week- to high academic standards and in love with teaching even more and Jackson greeted him with genuine 35 percent during rainy con- nights or special occasions. provided the social and academic I wanted to give back to the commu- affection before gently confronting ditions. Myth Busted. As we often say, we are so support they need, they will rise to nity where I was born and raised. him about the problem behavior Myth: Water restrictions very lucky to live in the the challenge. And the students I’m in my fourth year of teaching at and getting him to think about by utilities prevent over-irri- part of the world where appear to be justifying that faith. Fort White and I wouldn’t want to why his actions weren’t appropri- gation. you can get farm fresh veg- Now in its second year at Fort teach anywhere else.” ate. Facts: Although day-of- gies and fresh off the boat White High School, AVID has an Evidence of Jackson’s warmth “AVID is often about building a the-week water restrictions seafood. Nothing beats a enthusiastic advocate in Nikeishia toward her students is easy to student’s social skills as much as can reduce overall demand, fabulous Greek Salad and Jackson, a middle school science find. Even after school hours, his academic skills,” Jackson says. overwatering on a given irri- Boiled Shrimp on a spring teacher who serves as the school’s students come to her classroom “A lot of times those hold a child gation day continues. People evening. The Greek Salad AVID coordinator. seeking advice or a quiet place to recipe is adapted from the “After I got out of college, do homework. AVID continued on 4D MYTHS continued on 4D truly famous Louis Pappas’ Tarpon Springs Restaurant. Family-owned and operated on the sponge docks from ANNIVERSARY 1925 until the early 2000s, Louis brought his own ver- sion of a Greek Salad to the restaurant that he created to include potato salad on the bottom which was to help sustain troops when he CELEBRATE served in the French army during WWI. This recipe will feed a small army so you can cut down on the amounts or invite some friends over to share.

Greek Salad

l 1 large head Iceberg lettuce, washed and drained and torn into bite sized pieces (don’t use bagged or “fancy lettuce”) l 3 cups potato salad – COURTESY see recipe below l 1 large cucumber, peeled Jordans celebrate 60 years and sliced or cut lengthwise Veloa Fair and Rodger Jordan were united in marriage l 2-3 ripe tomatoes, cut LIFE into wedges April 16, 1954 in Ashland, Ohio. They celebrated 60 years l 1 large green bell pep- of marriage this month. The couple had two children, per, cut into strips or rings Susan and Barbara. They have six grandchildren and five l 1 small can beets, Join us for a drained and cut into strips great-grandchildren. Veloa is retired from JC Penny and Rodger is a retired truck driver. The couple has lived in GREEK continued on 4D Lake City for 35 years. SURVIVOR DAY Celebration Saturday, May 3 Enjoy food, music and games in honor of our survivors.

Columbia County Resources Entertainment Building at the Lake City Fairgrounds from 11am - 2pm Call 1.888.681.6388 to RSVP

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The way I have teaching students to PRINT. Judy Carne, 75; Si Robertson, 66; Ave solved this problem is to keep If the emails I receive are any Frehley, 63; Sheena Easton, 55; Patrick multiple copies of a printed list indication, capitalization and of items I must have when I punctuation are also being Page, 52; Darcey Bussell, 45; Tess travel. As I pack, I check them jettisoned. Daly, 45; Nigel Barker, 42; Ari Graynor, off my list -- and before I close 31; Patrick Stump, 30; Jenna-Louise my travel bag, I double-check ■ Write Dear Abby at www. Coleman, 28; Austin Dillon, 25; William to make sure nothing has been DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, forgotten. Perhaps others will Los Angeles, CA 90069. Peter Moseley, 27.

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Their properties are allowed You can still enjoy the until tender, about 5 minutes. shrimp boil bag to the liquid (from the canned pineapple) column on their favorite recipes – DO NOT REMOVE SPICES to water on Tuesday. cooling effects of the Cool. Add all other ingre- l 2/3 cup lour appears twice a month. You dients and mix well. Adjust FROM THE BAG – just throw Restrictions apply to lawn and the backyard l 1 tsp backing powder can contact them at TasteBud- olive oil and vinegar as it in there. Take another sip [email protected]. water from utilities, pri- where the kids can run l ¼ tsp salt vate wells and surface and play. Learn how to water. water and fertilize for to colleges, and extra feasible. They must also to limit AVID to students About 30 percent of the health of the plants AVID support from teachers. have satisfactory ratings who actually need the help all Florida public water and our other natural Continued From 1D But it is not a haven for for citizenship, atten- for academic or social rea- use occurs during the resources. an unmotivated or unruly dance, and behavior. sons. months of April, May back more than his school student, no matter how Jackson is currently “We had about 200 and June. Residential work does.” bright. Students involved busy overseeing this year’s attend the interest meeting water use – your home AVID comes with a n D. Nichelle Demorest is a in AVID are required AVID selection process, this year, and about 130 and mine – is responsible horticulture agent with the number of perks for to maintain a minimum which begins with an inter- submitted applications,” for well over half of the Columbia County Extension of the students involved, grade of 75 percent in all est meeting and receipt of she said. “For 2014-15, we public water use. If each the University of Florida Insti- including in-class tutorial classes, which must be at student applications. The will have 22 students each homeowner began to tute of Food and Agricultural assistance from area col- the advanced placement first cut is based on pro- in the 7th and 8th grade consciously curtail irriga- Sciences. lege students, field trips or honors level wherever gram criteria, which seek AVID classes.”

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