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By HANNAH O. BROWN the other killed Patel. Both He had a white piece of [email protected] suspects fled the scene on tape across his nose and a foot in an easterly direc- white bandage on the side The Lake City Police tion. of his neck. He may also Department and unnamed The man suspected walk with a limp. local citizens are offer- of robbing the store has LCPD has reported that ing a $10,000 reward for been described as a young they are currently follow- information leading to the black male, approximately ing up on tips concerning identification, arrest, and 5’7’’, weighing 180 pounds. the incident. Individuals prosecution of the individ- At the time of the robbery, with information leading uals who shot and killed he had short hair and was to the arrest and prosecu- Rajni Patel and robbed A wearing a gray T-shirt and tion of the suspects can & M Discount Beverage blue jeans. contact Investigator David on April 27. The shooter has been Greear at (386) 758-5451 Two unidentified black described as a light- or to remain anonymous men entered the A & M skinned black male in his call (386) 719-2068. Discount Beverage at 394 30’s, weighing approxi- Citizens interested in SE Duval St. at 1:36 p.m. mately 230-250 pounds. It contributing to the reward last Friday. was reported that he was amount can contact Lake COURTESY LCPD LCPD reports that one wearing a straw hat, white City Finance Director One man takes money from behind the counter while an suspect was responsible T-shirt and blue jeans at Donna Duncan at (386) accomplice wields a pistol in this still from surveillance video for robbing the store, while the time of the robbery. 752-2031, extension 800. in the April 27 robbery of a Lake City convenience store. Sound Check County: Some topics off limits

By HANNAH O. BROWN [email protected]

The county commis- sion passed a procedural amendment to keep items off the meeting agenda in which the speaker discuss- es pending litigation or the threat of a legal claim in which Columbia County is involved. County Manager Dale Williams said the amend- ment is a good idea because the commission is obligated by law to refrain from speak- ing in such circumstances, which was sometimes mis- interpreted by the attending public as rudeness. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter “We believe the intent of Drake White performs Thursday during the sound check before taking to the stage at the Suwannee River Jam. this draft is simply to keep people from addressing the board where the board is Charity golf tournament not the final arbitrator of the Jam continues Friday, Saturday dispute,” Williams said. Advocacy group Voices for In other business, the Children of the Suwannee Valley Florida Department of Corporation Golf Tournament By LAURA HAMPSON and die-hard fans staked out their Shepherd, Craig Morgan and Josh Transportation presented a will be Friday, May 4 at [email protected] seats to see headliners Steve Holy Turner on Friday. Joe Nichols, tentative 5-year work pro- Quail Heights Country Club. and Justin Moore. Randy Travis and Trace Adkins gram for the county at the Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. The Suwannee River Jam con- will draw immense crowds again Thursday night meeting. with Shotgun Start at 9 a.m. The Hauling campers, lawn chairs tinues Friday and Saturday, draw- Saturday. and golf carts, music fans streamed DOT representative Jordan cost will be $65 per person or ing thousands of country music For Jo Moffitt of Live Oak, the Green spoke about plans $240 per 4 man team. into the Spirit of the Suwannee fans to the partying, backwoods Jam is a long-time family tradition. Music Park Thursday afternoon. to resurface local county atmosphere on more than 500 Moffitt said she has attended all 21 and state roads. Green also Lulu homecoming In the calm before the storm, ven- acres along the Suwannee River. Jams. Her children have grown up dors readied their booths, band spoke on the Safe Route to The Lulu Community Center Fans will pack the huge, open-air members sang microphone checks invites you and your fam- field to hear country stars Ashton JAM continued on 3A COUNTY continued on 3A ily to the 33rd annual Lulu Homecoming Day Saturday May 5 at 10:30 a.m. at the Lulu Community Center. Lunch will Inmate indicted be served at 12:30 p.m. Come share a day filled with games, food, music and fellowship. in stabbing death of Rally for Children corrections officer Join Partnership for Strong Families and their partners for From staff reports Brewer, another corrections Partners Rally for Children, a officer at CCI. Franklin faces fun, free event to support local A prison inmate who alleg- edly stabbed a Lake City charges of possession of con- children in need May 5 from 4 traband in a prison as well, to 6 p.m. at Olustee Park, 159, corrections officer to death was indicted Thursday on Jarvis said. N Marion Ave. There will be “I’m pleased with the booths from local organizations, charges of first degree murder, according to Third return of an indictment of activities for children and infor- first degree murder for the mation regarding fostering and Circuit State Attorney Skip Jarvis. death of Sgt. Ruben Thomas adoption. and for the aggravated bat- LAURA HAMPSON/Lake City Reporter Ruben Thomas III, 24, Nature walk a corrections officer at tery committed on officer Bill Brewer,” Jarvis said. “My Four Rivers Audubon at Day of prayer Columbia Correctional Institution, was killed office will now be gearing up Alligator Lake offers an ALLI- Christa Herring (left) and Gloria Plummer raise their hands in praise Thursday to present the case at trial.” Walk: Bird, Butterfly and March 18. afternoon during a National Day of Prayer event at Olustee Park in downtown The alleged killer, Richard Franklin is scheduled to Nature’s Garden Outing on be arraigned May 21, Jarvis May 5 from 8 to 11 a.m. Enter Lake City. Community members and leaders gathered to pray for schools, families, P. Franklin, 37, was also indict- ed on charges of aggravated said. Alligator Lake on Country Club churches, the homeless, first responders, U.S. troops, peace and other issues. The Franklin is currently being Road. Group gathers near the annual observance, held of the first Thursday of May, was enacted by Congress battery on a law enforcement officer for an attack on Bill housed at Florida State pole barn. and signed by President Harry Truman in 1952. Prison in Starke.

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Daily Scripture ‘Bachelor’ Harrison’s marriage ends “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” LOS ANGELES – “The Bachelor” Scholarship and Awards Banquet on illness. They are named Doc, JoJo, host Chris Harrison is going be a May 15 in New York. Murphy, Flick and Pierre. bachelor again. Barker said he learned about the — Romans 12:12 NIV A spokeswoman for the 40-year- Jagger to get first ‘SNL’ hosting animals from his friend Nancy Burnet, old TV personality says Harrison gig in this month’s finale president of United Activists for Thought for Today and his wife are ending their 18-year Animal Rights. marriage. NEW YORK – Mick Jagger will “Goodness, armed with power, Harrison has hosted the ABC dat- test his comic chops later this month Ex-CBS newsman, Arizona St. is corrupted; and pure love ing series and its various spin-off as host of the “Saturday Night Live” professor Silver dies at 85 since it debuted in 2002. season finale. without power is destroyed.” Harrison and his wife, Gwen, said The Rolling Stones PHOENIX – Former CBS news in a statement that despite their frontman has been a correspondent and Arizona State “incredibly difficult decision to sepa- musical guest twice University journalism professor Ben — Reinhold Niebuhr, rate,” their love and mutual respect before on the long- Silver has died. He was 85. American theologian (1892-1971) remain, and they look forward to running NBC show, The university says he died sharing in the lives of their two chil- and the network said Wednesday from complications of dren. 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LAKEFRIDAY CITY & SATURDAY,REPORTER MAY 4-5, 2012 LOCALlocal & &STATE STATE FRIDAY LAKE& SATURDAY, CITY REPORTER MAY 4-5, 2012 3Aa JAM: Music festival kick off Florida Gateway College Continued From Page 1A graduation set for Friday

From staff reports nies. mony will recognize Ken Florida Gateway College This year, FGC will honor Mangum, an Alabama native will honor its graduates on two alumni of the year, one who graduated from the col- Friday with dual graduation for each ceremony. lege in 1975 with an associ- ceremonies. The morning ceremony ate’s degree in Golf Course The first ceremony will recognize Dr. Freda Operations. Ken joined the on May 4 will be for stu- Crawford, who passed away staff of the Athletic dents graduating with an in 2009. A native of Columbia Club in 1988 and, since then, Associate of Arts degree. County, Freda enrolled has become the director of The ceremony will begin at in Lake City Community golf courses and grounds 10:30 a.m., with a reception College in 1967 after grad- at the club. He currently on Pine Square following uating with honors from manages a staff of 75 that the conclusion of the com- Columbia High School. She includes landscape tech- mencement. was the first female to serve nicians, turf technicians, The second ceremony, as the president of the stu- mechanics and golf course for those graduating with dent body, and was involved superintendents, and super- an Associate of Science, in theater, choir, music vises two 18-hole golf cours- Associate of Applied Science, and other student organi- es, a nine-hole par 3 course, Certificate or Advanced zations on campus. It was a 25-acre practice facility Technology Diploma, will here that Freda met her and roughly 500 acres of husband, Gary, and the two club real estate. Under JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter take place at 1:00 p.m. As with the first commence- attended the University of Ken’s direction, the Atlanta Sgt. Jen Farr, a U.S. Marine Corps marketing/public affairs representative, tries on cow- West Florida together. She Athletic Club has hosted the boy hats with her daughter, Haley Mae Cole, 2, while visiting the Suwannee River Jam ment, a reception will follow on Pine Square. graduated with honors with PGA Championship tourna- Thursday. Florida Gateway College a degree in Biology in 1971. ment twice, as well as the is graduating approximately She also served as a teacher USGA Women’s Open and coming to the music fes- seats. At the Suwannee River locally and an adjunct at the USGA Junior Amateur tour- tival. “This is our family Betty DeWitt of Lake Jam Silent Auction tent, 700 students, and more than 200 of them are expected University of Florida. naments. vacation,” she said. City said she made her first donated items from local The afternoon cere- When her children were trip to the Jam to see artist merchants are up for bid to walk during the ceremo- younger, she’d take scout Josh Turner. She said she to benefit children’s music troops to the park. “I think is a big fan of Turner, who programs at the park and we’ve slept on every piece of grew up near her home- in Columbia and Suwannee Florida unemployment ground out here,” she said. town of Lake City, S.C. and county school districts. Moffitt said this year’s even sings about it in one With grills, furniture, lineup is awesome. It’s so of his early songs. “I’m so electronics, accessories compensation being reduced good, she can’t pick a favor- excited,” she said. and toys, the auction claimants. cap at 10.5 percent. ite artist. “I just like the idea James Hubbard of hopes to raise $10,000, said By BILL KACZOR Associated Press Maximum state benefits, That means even if the that we get such top-quality Inverness said the Jam is Tammy Brown, volunteer which kick in first, already 9 percent jobless rate talent here,” she said. a nine out of 10, compared coordinator for the auc- TALLAHASSEE — have been cut from 26 to 23 recorded in March remains Her son, Rodger Kemp to other concerts and fes- tion. Signed guitars and a Florida’s improving unem- weeks. That’s likely to be unchanged through the of Live Oak, said the fam- tivals. Hubbard travels meet and greet with Jam ployment rate may be good reduced again in 2013 under third quarter, the maximum ily would stay late after the eastern U.S. selling artists will also be up for news for most people, a new law linking time of benefit would drop to 20 the show in order to see western hats at concerts, auction, she said. This is but it will have a negative compensation to the unem- weeks next year. and meet artists as they fairs and festivals for his the first year the Jam has effect on many of the esti- ployment rate. The maxi- The new law was sought were leaving on their tour family business, Sunshine held a silent auction, which mated 836,000 workers who mum benefit is 12 weeks if by the Florida Chamber of buses. Western Hats. opened at 5 p.m. Thursday. remain jobless. the jobless rate averages 5 Commerce and other busi- Years ago we met Randy “Everybody seems to Last bids will be Saturday That’s because Florida no percent or less in the third ness interests, and sup- Owen, the lead singer get along well even though at 4 p.m., she said. longer qualifies for federal quarter of the prior year. ported by Gov. Rick Scott, of group Alabama, she they are drinking,” he said. Come Saturday, Moffitt extended benefits because For every half percentage to reduce the cost of the said. Moffitt and her fam- With only two other hat said she will purchase next of its lower jobless rate, point above 5 percent, a compensation program and ily arrived well before the vendors at the Jam this year’s tickets, paying off which is likely to reduce week of benefits is added hold down taxes paid by music started Thursday year, Hubbard said he plans VIP passes a little at a time. state benefits as well. until reaching the 23-week employers to sustain it. to make their claim with to sell tons of cowboy hats, “There’s never a bad show,” Those two factors camp chairs on front row especially if it’s hot. she said. are compounded by the impending expiration of fed- eral emergency unemploy- Cambridge ment compensation at the Prep Academy COUNTY: Plan to relocate precincts end of the year. Unless Congress extends 297 NW Hillsboro St. Continued From Page 1A the emergency benefits, Lake City, FL 32025 the net effect could be a 386-243-8285 cambridgeprepacademy.org Schools Project, in which Supervisor of Elections will continue to work with reduction in combined state sidewalks will be construct- Liz Horne presented a plan the board on the locations and federal compensation, A private school for grades 6th thru 12th ed on the paths that lie in for relocating voting pre- of the precincts in the com- which once offered up to route to local schools. cincts in the county. Horne ing weeks. * Team Teaching approach to help students excel 99 weeks of benefits, to 20 * After school tutoring weeks or less for Florida * Additional classes such as 4H, piano, dance, student council, and more workers who lose their jobs * Class sizes small and spaces are limited in 2013 or beyond. Those 23 Florida veterans receive currently drawing compen- sation or who apply before Open House May 10th, 6-8 the end of this year are fac- We are registered with The State Board of Education, and Licensed in Columbia County. France’s highest honor ing less drastic reductions. We are accpeting scholarships from Step Up. The reductions in all three *Summer camps provided, see our website for more info. By MATT SEDENSKY main campaigns of the Irving Whitman, a elements of Florida’s unem- Associated Press country’s liberation. They 91-year-old Army veteran ployment compensation DESOTO HOMECARE already have been given from Miami, said memories system are tied to the same BOYNTON BEACH — some of the American of his wartime experience thing, said Florida AFL- MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL France bestowed its high- military’s highest honors, rush back to him in old CIO legislative and political est honor Thursday upon but being knighted by the age — of landing on Utah director Rich Templin. 23 men who fought World French bore special signifi- Beach, fighting the Battle “That is a failure of lead- War II’s most epic battles, cance for many. of the Bulge and helping ership in Washington and Hit the Road liberated concentration leadership in Tallahassee to “I appreciate it,” said liberate the Buchenwald Outlander Lifts & Ramps camps and brought peace to Thomas Manos, a spry concentration camp. deal with the real problem Exterior Lift generations, its latest effort 96-year-old Army veteran “It doesn’t leave you,” of unemployment, which is to recognize the dwindling who choked back tears Whitman said. the chronic unemployment number of surviving veter- trying to explain what the Still, when Whitman that we’re seeing because ans of their era. medal meant. received a letter in the mail of major economic shifts,” The veterans were each Since 2004, the 60th anni- informing him of the award Templin said. made knights in the Legion versary of D-Day, France has (“We are eternally grateful,” Unemployment rates of Honor in a ceremony at been awarding the Legion of it said) he wasn’t sure if it are falling in part because the Boynton Beach Civic Honor to American troops was a mistake. Florida’s labor force is FREE Center, pinned with a medal who fought on French soil “Do they have the right shrinking as long-term At Home and heralded as heroes. during World War II and guy?” he wondered. unemployed workers drop Installation “It’s so essential for the have distinguished service As the ceremony ended, out of the system, Templin French government to records. Many hundreds cameras flashed, hugs and said. say thanks,” said Gael de have been given the honor. kisses were exchanged and Federal extended benefits 311 North Marion Avenue Maisonneuve, the consul Last year, 272 men were veterans slowed by age that provided up to 20 weeks DESOTO Lake City, Florida 32055 general of France in Florida. honored in Florida alone. shuffled off, some to cel- of compensation will be cut HOMECARE (386) 752-1699 “Your sacrifices and those The ceremony was held ebratory lunches. Robert off on May 12, state officials of your brethren are an in a simple municipal audi- Quillard, an 87-year-old said. Florida lost eligibility Locally Owned & Operated example for all of us.” torium that shortly before- Army veteran from Boca for that funding when its One by one, the men hand had hosted an aero- Raton, reflected on the March unemployment rate — 22 Americans and one bics class. The national honor, earned for enduring dropped to 9 percent. Briton — were recognized, anthems of the U.S. and heavy enemy fire and par- Federal emergency with de Maisonneuve read- France were played, bottles ticipating in the Battle of the unemployment compensa- ing a description of their of French wine were given Bulge and the Battle of the tion, which is due to expire storied service. All of the to the honorees and many Rhine. And he had a quick at the end of 2012, once men fought at Normandy, of the veterans softly said bit of direction to those who offered up to 53 weeks of MOTHER’S Provence, Ardennes or in “merci beaucoup” as they surrounded him. benefits. Each week that Northern France, the four were given their medal. “Call me sir,” he joked. goes back is one less week of benefits until they are DAY completely cut off at the end of 2012. Central Fla. man guilty of killing Florida Department of Economic Opportunity SALE Associated Press Davis confessed to kill- worked. spokeswoman Nancy Blum SANFORD — A central ing 19-year-old Fabiana Davis told deputies he said her agency is send- ENTIRE LADIES Florida man has been con- Malave, but his attorney forced Malave into her ing letters about the end of victed of killing a woman argued that he was not vehicle, drove her to his extended benefits to those DEPARTMENT after abducting and raping guilty by reason of insan- SUV a few blocks away long-term jobless work- her. ity. and then took her to his ers who currently qualify ON SALE! A Seminole County jury The Orlando Sentinel home. After he killed her, as well as those who soon found 33-year-old William reports that Malave’s body Davis said he put her would have become eligible (Excluding Brighton) Roger Davis III guilty and severed head were body back in the SUV and after using up their other Ladies Blouses~Belts~Jeans~Purses~Perfume found in Davis’ SUV. Davis drove around Orange and benefits. The department Thursday of first-degree 7015 W. US Hwy 90 murder. He faces a pos- had bought the vehicle Seminole counties for sev- has estimated those two sible death sentence. from the car lot where she eral hours. groups total about 44,000 • Lake City (386) 755-BOOT OPINION

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ONE ANOTHER OPINION VIEW Keep Obama’s politics midnight madness out of it mericans witnessed a bizarre made-for- resident Barack TV event Tuesday Obama went to night. President Afghanistan on the Obama travelled first anniversary of 14,000A miles to Afghanistan to the death of Osama engage in a midnight marathon binP Laden to ink a historic of election-year photo-ops. agreement, but the import of Never has U.S. national secu- the moment was undercut by rity been so twisted to fit a per- his campaign video highlight- sonal political agenda. ing the raid that killed the ter- The pretext for Mr. Obama’s ror leader. visit to Afghanistan was sign- Obama made the clandestine ing the strategic-partnership journey to sign a long-term agreement that was rushed accord with Afghan President to completion 10 days ago. Hamid Karzai that calls for U.S. The document purports to be support for the war-ravaged a “legally binding executive country for a decade after agreement” between the two troops are scheduled to leave countries, which it is not since in 2014. The trip also reminded it was never approved or appar- American voters that Obama ently even viewed by the U.S. was the leader who ordered a Congress. It pledges the United team of Navy SEALs to make Make that connection! States to a series of vague the successful raid on the al- guarantees intended to inspire Qaida leader’s compound. stepped off the plane in problems life presents you as confidence in Afghanistan But then there’s that cam- Darmstadt, Germany, two opportunities to learn and grow even as the Obama admin- paign video that took credit weeks before reporting from. Choose behaviors that istration seeks the quickest for the raid and questioned for duty with the U.S. Air will develop you into that person possible exit. It’s also the only whether Mitt Romney would Force. There I was, in a you want to be. Don’t accept the major international agreement foreignI country, where I knew no “Popeye” belief: “Arf; I yam what have done the same. ever signed in the middle of Obama could have acted one, with only my jet lag to keep I yam.” If you feel lonely, inad- the night so a U.S. president more presidential. The trip me company. I felt lonely. The equate, rejected, those feelings could make a speech dur- itself served a legitimate average person moves five times, Robert Denny are probably due to your think- ing American waking hours. national purpose -- the future of sometimes across the country or [email protected] ing and your beliefs about your- Afghanistan was simply the Afghanistan after international around the world. You may have self, and not what others think. backdrop for the performance, troops leave -- and the news moved in order to find work or Common sense suggests that Change your thinking from “I’m and Afghan President Hamid coverage alone would have get the job of your choice. You when we relocate, we need to lonely and unwanted” to “Others Karzai was an extra, forced provided the contrast between may have been accepted at a col- adapt new attitudes and develop will love or like me, if given the to stay up to the wee hours to Obama and Romney by high- lege and roosted far from home. new relationships, to fill the chance, and if I don’t do some- sign an agreement that could lighting the fact that Obama is You may have retired, and lost gap. Nomadic cultures may say thing to give them a reason not potentially spell the end of his the commander in chief who contact with work relationships. “Trust in Allah, but lock up your to.” Appreciate and respect oth- regime, if not his life. has already made the kind of Whatever your situation, being camels.” ers, and chances are the feelings Mr. Obama later spoke from tough decisions a president is alone is different from what In the last hundred years, psy- will be reciprocated. an empty hangar at Bagram air required to make. mankind has always known. For chology has offered some ideas Behaviorists say that just by base. He tried to make the case Instead, the video invited crit- eons, people have born into a vil- on dealing with this situation. acting happy you will be happier. that conditions in Afghanistan icism for politicizing a national lage, never strayed far from that Abraham Maslow pointed out An experiment was done where have improved to the point security triumph. village, and died in that village. that if we don’t meet our more subjects were given a task to where it was time for the coali- Let’s be frank. Both parties Relationships were for a lifetime. basic primitive needs like air, do and divided into two groups. tion to leave. But instead of have used such events for polit- But then came the industrial food, and water, we can’t meet One group was instructed to peaceful streets of Kabul, view- ical purposes in the past and revolution, the technological needs for love and social relation- smile during the study, while the ers saw a backdrop of military will do so in the future. They and information revolution, and ships. B.F. Skinner theorized other group was not. Afterwards, vehicles, with an American flag used the Sept. 11, 2001, terror now we’re in the transportation that we are what we learn to subjects were asked to rate their draped incongruously over the attacks for political ends, and to revolution. People moved from be. If we reach out, act friendly, level of happiness on a scale netting used to deflect enemy expect them to stay away from cities to suburbs, and commute and get involved, we build social of 1 to 10. The “smilers” rated hand grenades. “Why doesn’t bin Laden’s death would be to to work. Even if we mostly connections and satisfaction. themselves considerably higher he have any heart in this?” deny the nature of politicians. stay home, we are part of this Psychologist Carl Rogers taught on the happy scale. Smiling com- a soldier said, watching the The economy already is driv- automotive revolution. Most of that we’re like a tiny acorn that municates to others, and even speech on television. “He’s like ing this election, with other us own a car or use a city bus has the potential to become a to yourself, that you’re happy. a robot. And how ridiculous domestic issues riding shotgun; on modern roads. We travel to great oak tree. Given a healthy, So think happy, reach out to oth- that backdrop looks. If you are the president’s mishandling of school, and for shopping and supportive environment and ers. Build that happier life for trying to say Afghanistan is on the one-year anniversary of bin recreation. That widens our ter- love, each of us has the potential yourself. the path of peace and security, Laden’s death makes it ques- ritory, but decreases our closest of being the wonderful person why have huge armored vehi- contacts with families, neighbors, we could be. To do that, we tionable whether his foreign ■ Bob Denny has counseled cles that clearly are still needed affairs and military achieve- and community. need to learn to recognize the troubled youth and families in there? It belies what he says.” ments will get a turn behind What does traditional folk opportunities life presents us, Florida for 15 years, and teaches Mr. Obama claimed the the wheel. wisdom offer us on this subject? and make choices that will build psychology at Florida Gateway effort in Afghanistan was fail- ■ Scripps Howard News Service “Home is where the heart is.” us into the person we want to College. Your comments and ing before he took office, “but “Don’t trust strangers.” become. ideas are appreciated at Bob. over the last three years, the Lake City Reporter “There’s no place like home.” So, see the situations and [email protected]. tide has turned.” If so, he has Serving Columbia County turned it in the wrong direc- Since 1874 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR tion. Things were going so well The Lake City Reporter is pub- during the George W. Bush lished with pride for residents of years that in June 2005, Rep. Columbia and surrounding counties by Nancy Pelosi, San Francisco Community Newspapers Inc. Nothing but no’s from GOP Democrat, declared, “The We believe strong newspapers build war in Afghanistan is over.” strong communities —-“Newspapers To the Editor: stop President Obama! The hate-mongers, demigods, the get things done!” Now the war is more deadly Our primary goal is to book shows that they had a economy is rebounding. Just than ever. During 87 months publish distinguished and profitable “What Good We Do,” is a racial contempt for Mr. Obama. think, had the Republicans par- of the Bush administration, community- oriented newspapers. book recently written by Robert Republican senators and con- ticipated fairly in the political pro- the American death toll in This mission will be accomplished Draper that exposes the secret gressmen echoed a chorus of cess, rather than yelling “NO!” through the teamwork of professionals Afghanistan was 630, an aver- dedicated to truth, integrity and hard plans of the Republican Party to NO’s, even HELL NO’s in an to almost everything ... think of age of seven troops killed per work. block President Obama from a attempt to destroy, belittle, and where America would be today! month. Over 40 months of second term as president. demonize President Obama. Some of President Obama’s Todd Wilson, publisher Mr. Obama’s leadership, 1,327 Robert Bridges, editor This group of Republicans President Obama proposed haters, the likes of Glenn Beck, Americans have died, more Sue Brannon, controller included Newt Gringrich, Paul rebuilding the infrastructure Rush Limbaugh, Donald Trump, than four times the previous Ryan, John Kyl, Eric Canter and of American cities and towns, the Koch brothers and others, death rate. Dink NeSmith, president other high ranking Republicans, (former President Ronald act as TERRORISTS. They would The O Force’s “secret trip” Tom Wood, chairman who met around the time of Reagan supported this issue) rather destroy America because to Afghanistan was supposed President Obama’s inaugural. the re-building of crumbling of President Obama than to join to cap a week of celebratory LETTERS These Republicans conjoined bridges, roads, etc. ... all equal in the rebuilding of America for events centered around the to come up with a unified plan jobs and provide an element of the betterment of all of American one-year anniversary of the POLICY of attack to block, denigrate, safety for highway and bridge citizens. Osama bin Laden takedown. demonize, criticize, and deny users; but Republicans echoed History shows that the Roman Letters to the Editor should be The exaltation of the com- President Obama a second term NO! We don’t care about the Empire was toppled because of typed or neatly written and double mander in chief did not work as president. people! Stop President Obama! internal decay, could America be spaced. Letters should not exceed out as planned. Blowback from The book reveals that they No other president in American headed in that direction? 400 words and will be edited for active-duty and retired military, were less concerned about history has been treated this length and libel. Letters must be political commentators and doing what was best for the shameful way! Glynnell Presley signed and include the writer’s name, the general public forced Mr. American people, but how to In spite of all of the cynics, Lake City address and telephone number for Obama publicly to deny that verification. Writers can have two the display of self-adulation was excessive. Yet the more letters per month published. Letters Today is Friday, May 4, the craft, began during World War HIGHLIGHTS the White House tried to draw and guest columns are the opinion of 125th day of 2012. There are 241 II. (The outcome of the battle attention to the president, the the writers and not necessarily that of days left in the year. IN HISTORY was considered a tactical victory less significant he seemed. He the Lake City Reporter. On this date: for Japan, but a strategic one for convicted of income-tax evasion, loped away from the lectern at BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, In 1886, at Haymarket Square the Allies.) entered the federal penitentiary Bagram on Tuesday dwarfed Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at in Chicago, a labor demonstra- In 1959, the first Grammy Awards in Atlanta. (Capone was later by the tools of war that loomed 180 E. Duval St. downtown. tion for an 8-hour work day ceremony was held. Domenico transferred to Alcatraz Island.) before him. BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. turned into a deadly riot when a In 1942, the Battle of the Modugno won Record of the Year BY E-MAIL: bomb exploded. Coral Sea, the first naval clash and Song of the Year for “Nel Blu [email protected] In 1932, mobster Al Capone, fought entirely with carrier air- Dipinto Di Blu (Volare).” ■ Washington Times FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

■ Submit Community Calendar announcements by mail or drop off at the Reporter office located at 180 E. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Duval St., via fax to (386) 752-9400 or email [email protected] Ongoing sentative from each family will receive a butterfly to Class of ’62 reunion release as a symbol of let- ting go of their loss. For The Columbia High more information, please School class of 1962 is plan- contact 752-9191. ning a reunion this year. Addresses are needed for Medicare seminar all classmates. Please send There will be a Medicare your mailing address to Educational Seminar Linda Sue Lee at lslee44@ on May 8 from 5:30 to aol.com or call Linda Hurst 6:30 p.m. at the Lifestyle Greene at (386) 752-0561. Enrichment Center for Tractor raffle those entering Medicare soon. Not a sales seminar, Bethlehem Lutheran the seminar will cover Church and Spirit of Christ when to enroll, what’s cov- Lutheran Church are ered and what you need to raffling a 1960 Massey- know. Please RSVP to 755- Ferguson Tractor, quilts 3476, extension 107. and an afghan. Tickets are $10 or three for $25. End of life teleconference Proceeds will help the The Hospice Foundation churches’ youth groups of America’s 19th Annual attend the National Youth National Living with Grief Gathering in Louisiana teleconference titled: “End- this summer, where youth of-Life Ethics”, will be will share in the spirit and held Tuesday, May 8 from rebuild areas affected by 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Hurricane Katrina. Tickets the Hospice of the Nature are available at the Florida COURTESY Coast Wings Community Gateway Pro Rodeo and Lake City Middle School’s ESE Team members were recently awarded the county level award for parent involvement and will Education Center in the by calling 867-3169. The Lake City Plaza on SW Main drawing will be May 13 at receive the regional parent involvement award on July 14 in Tarpon Springs. The team is honored that they will be represent- ing LCMS as the county and regional winners for the Department of Education/ Parent Involvement Award. Pictured accept- Street. There is no cost to 12:30 p.m. at Bethlehem attend and lunch will be pro- Lutheran Church. You do ing the county level award at a school board meeting are LCMS faculty Matt Dillard, Ruth Roberson, Deborah Short, Lisa vided. The moderator of the not need to be present to Goss and Denise Nash with LCMS Principal Sonya Judkins, SAC representative Lisa Garbett, ESE Staffing Specialist Judi teleconference will be Lynn win. Bedenbaugh, school board chairman Steve Nelson and Superintendent Michael Millikin. Sherr, former ABC News Volunteer driver needed 20/20 correspondent. The teleconference will examine Shands LakeShore ethical issues and dilemmas Regional Medical Center out or eat in. information or to reserve plants, ornamentals, annu- healing service. that emerge at the end-of- Auxiliary is looking for your spot call by 386-344- als and perennials life and the effects of these volunteer golf cart driv- Yard sale and seafood 0045 by April 27. all for sale at low, reason- Blanket outreach ministry decisions on healthcare staff ers to transport staff and able prices. and families, using a case patients to and from park- dinner Blood drive The Vineyard Church, study approach. Healthcare ing lots and the hospital. Food preservation class 1832 SW Tomoka Terrace, Professionals, Educators, Mt. Pisgah AME Church, LifeSouth Community is accepting new and gen- Volunteers are asked to 345 East Washington Social Workers, Funeral work a four-hour shift once Blood Center will have a Jenny Jump of the tly used blankets for the Directors, Counselors, Street, will be preparing blood drive May 5 at the Columbia County UF/IFAS homeless. For information per week, but are welcome fish dinners and crab trays Clergy, Spiritual Care to work more often. They Lake City Mall Health Fair Extension Office will present 623-7379. Volunteers should contact Friday, May 4 at the church from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and an informational program will receive a shirt and one annex at 11 a.m. There will Baptist revival Vicki Myers at 386-755-7714 free meal with each shift. Lake City Internet Services about food preservation Ext. 2411 or 866-642-0962 also be a yard sale from 8 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. All Saturday, May 5 at 1 p.m. Eastside Baptist Church To help call (386)299-8000, a.m. to 3 p.m. (toll free) by May 3 for res- extension 21216. donors receive a recogni- at the Fort White Branch will have revival services ervations. Seating is limited. tion item from LifeSouth. Library. This free program is May 6 through 9 with the Used books needed Outlaw performance sponsored by the Friends of Rally for Children Rev. Wailon Hastings, pas- May 9 benefit the Columbia County Public tor of First Baptist Church The Wellborn com- Library. munity library will have a The Cody Long No Join Partnership for in Starke. Services begin BBQ fundraiser Strong Families and their at 6 p.m. Monday through semi-annual used book and Worries Cancer Benefit will Yard sale A BBQ pork brown bag bake sale June 2 as part of be Friday, May 4 featuring partners for Partner’s Rally Wednesday. Sunday ser- for Children, a fun, free Wesley Memorial United vices are at 11 a.m. and lunch fundraiser to benefit the Wellborn Blueberry the Outlaws at Robarts Love in the Name of Christ Festival. The library, locat- Arena, 3000 Ringling Blvd event to support local chil- Methodist Church is hav- 6 p.m. Eastside Baptist dren in need May 5 from 4 ing a Spring Yard Sale and Choir and Parkview Baptist (Love INC) will be held ed at the Wellborn United in Sarasota. Admission is Wednesday, May 9 from 11 Methodist Church on $30 at the door, children to 6 p.m. at Olustee Park, Bake Sale Saturday, May Church Men’s Quartet will 159, N Marion Ave. To 5th from 8 a.m. until noon. perform. Please plan on a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Cheek Route 137, is actively solic- under 12 are $5. For infro- & Scott parking lot, US iting donations of books. mation visit www.codylong- celebrate National Foster The proceeds will go to the attending. For information Care Month the rally will Children and Youth Camp call 365-8928. 129 south in Live Oak. All Please consider cleaning benefit.com. proceeds will go to Love out your bookshelves and help raise awareness, build fund. If you need assistance relationships and promote or information, please call INC to help people in need donating hard-bound or May 7 in Columbia, Hamilton and paperback books on any May 5 healthy families. There Jan Ferris at 755-2372. will be booths from local Suwannee counties. Lunch subject (no encyclopedias Health expo is $6 per person. For more please). Books can either Lulu homecoming organizations, activities for Fruits and berries children and information Area health, nutrition information call the Love be dropped at the library workshop INC office at 386-364-4673. between 9 a.m. and noon The Lulu Community regarding fostering and and fitness care providers on Tuesdays, or pickup can Center invites you and adoption. will be offering demos, free The UF/IFAS Columbia your family to the 33rd be arranged at no cost. For Jasper Market Day samples, health screenings, County Extension is offer- information or to donate annual Lulu Homecoming door prizes and health ing the fourth series in call 386-754-8524. Proceeds Day Saturday May 5 at Jasper Market Days are information for the entire the Living on a Few Acres will benefit the library 10:30 a.m. at the Lulu the first Saturday of each family at the Family Health workshops on May 7 at and the Wellborn United Community Center. Lunch month from 8 a.m. to 12:30 Care Expo. This free event 6:30 p.m. The Fruit and Methodist Church’s out- will be served at 12:30 p.m. p.m. in downtown Jasper will be at the Lake City Berries Workshop will reach programs. Please bring a basket lunch on Central Avenue. There Mall, Saturday, May 5, 10 include information on for everyone in your party will be arts, crafts, baked a.m. to 1 p.m. production of high value and lawn chairs. Come goods, fresh produce, food alternative fruit and nut Vendors Wanted for share a day filled with festival and more. For vendor infor- Lake DeSoto Farmers crops for local and niche games, food, music and mation call 386-792-2528. markets. Registration fee is fellowship. We will have Market celebrates first The Wellborn Nature walk year $10 for individuals and $15 Community Association another quilt raffle this for couples or $5 per indi- is calling for arts and year. Please let family and Four Rivers Audubon This Saturday, May 5th, vidual class. Workshop will crafts vendors for the friends know. All children at Alligator Lake offers Lake DeSoto Farmers be held at the Columbia 19th Annual Wellborn attending must be accom- it’s last ALLI-Walk: Bird, Markets turns one year County Extension Office Blueberry Festival to be panies by an adult. Butterfly and Nature’s old. Mayor Stephen M. Witt located at 164 SW Mary held Friday and Saturday, Flea market Garden Outing on May will highlight the market’s Ethel Lane at the Columbia June 1 and 2. This year’s 5 from 8 to 11 a.m. Enter accomplishments at 9 a.m. County Fairgrounds. For CONGRATULATIONS festival will start at 2 p.m. Vendors are invited at Alligator Lake on Country and serve birthday cup- more information please on Friday and continue one of the biggest flea mar- Club Road. Group gath- cakes to market customers. contact Derek Barber at ELIZABETH BLACK through Saturday until kets in Central Florida on ers near the pole barn. Market favorite, Ted Wright, the Extension Office at 5 p.m. Contact Wendell May 5 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Biologist Jerry Krummrich will perform. The market is (386)752-5384. Snowden at 386-963-1157. at St. Madeleine Catholic and avid birder Virlyn open every Saturday from 8 Church, 17155 NW U.S. Willis and others will a.m. to noon in Wilson Park, May 8 May 4 Hwy 441 in High Springs. share their knowledge to located along Lake DeSoto Hundreds of buyers attend experience each month between the Columbia Loss memorial Charity golf tournament this annual event and this County Courthouse and the seasonal changes to Haven Hospice is host- year record crowds will be habitat and wildlife activ- Shands Lakeshore Medical Advocacy group Voices for ing its 3rd annual Butterfly seeking bargains in every- ity around Lake City’s Center in downtown Lake Children of the Suwannee Memorial Service May 8 thing from handicrafts to largest lake. Bring a hat, City. Each week you’ll see Valley Corporation Golf at 6 p.m. at the Suwannee antiques. Most of the 17 sunscreen, water, binocu- new vendors as the Spring Gateway College Graduate Tournament will be Friday, Valley Haven Hospice acres of church grounds lars and a snack. No fee is Harvest Season picks up the I am so proud of what May 4 at Quail Heights Care Center, 6037 W. US will be open to the vendors charged. All levels of par- pace with as shoppers look- you have accomplished. Country Club. Registration Highway 90. This service to display their wares. ticipation and knowledge ing for healthy local foods Continue to stay focused begins at 8:30 a.m. with is for families of patients Spaces are 12 by 12 feet are welcome. Come have and creative locally made and enjoy the journey. Shotgun Start at 9 a.m. The who have passed away and are available for $15. fun! gift items. cost will be $65 per person Each space is arranged to in the past year. Families or $240 per 4 man team provide maximum visibility Church yard sale May 6 are asked to bring memen- Love, Mom and $125.00 per hole spon- but early registration is tos of their loved ones to sor. The deadline for hole Mt. Pisgah AME Church, put on display. A repre- required to get the best 345 East Washington Church homecoming sponsors April 24th. Contact spaces. To reserve a space us [email protected] Street, will have a yard sale Lake City Church of call 386-454-2358 or e-mail Saturday, May 5 from 8 or as listed below. at stmadeleinecc@wind- God, 173 SE Ermine Ave, a.m. to 3 p.m. will be celebrating our Fish dinner stream.net. Plant sale 81st homecoming May Our Redeemer Lutheran Fashion show 6 at 10:30 a.m. Reverend The Annual Master Tommy Combs will be the Church, 5056 SW State Epiphany Catholic Road 47 in Lake City, pre- Gardener Plant Sale guest speaker and music Church, 1905 SW Epiphany will be Saturday, May 5 will feature The Singing pares fish dinners every Court, will have a spring Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 from 9 a.m. to noon at reflections. Lunch will be fashion show and luncheon the Columbia County served after the worship p.m. The dinner is $6 for May 5 at noon in the social two filets, corn, baked Extension Office at the in the Family Life Center. hall. The $10 donation fairgrounds in Lake City. Combs will return Monday beans, hush puppies, cole includes lunch. For more slaw and tarter sauce. Take Native plants, vegetable night at 7 p.m. for a miracle 6AF&V FAITH & VALUES

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hat disturbs you? Long turbed that someone had come to not know God - Part I lines? Careless drivers? promote the welfare of the Israelites.” Last minute change of (Nehemiah 2:10, NIV) hen all that gen- it became universal. “All have sinned…” plans? Oddly enough, Carlton McPeakeration had been Romans 5:12. what we are disturbed Doesn’t this beg the question, “Why?” [email protected] gathered to their Is it possible that man has moved so Wby can tell us (and others) a lot more According to the report Nehemiah fathers, another far away from God that he no longer about our character than the things we received in Chapter One concerning the generation arose is concerned, so he just does what he overlook. Webster’s dictionary defines condition of the Jews living in Jerusalem, “Wafter them who did not know the LORD wants? A right concept of sin is there- the word as follows: 1) to stir; move 2) to why would anyone be disturbed that they nor the work which He had done for fore imperative for if man errs here, he cause deviation; interfere with; disrupt were being helped? The Old Testament Israel. Then the children of Israel did errs everywhere. If he does not have 3) to agitate; trouble; perplex 4) to put Lexical Aides offers more perspective evil in the sight of the LORD, and served scriptural views of sin’s nature, he will out; inconvenience. We know all too well on the definition of disturbed: “To do the Baals; and they forsook the LORD not have scriptural views of sin’s remedy. what this feels like! I want us to dig into evil, harm, be wicked; Denotes activity God of their fathers, who had brought Man’s view of sin differs considerably. these definitions a bit this week and see contrary to God’s will and an attitude them out of the land of Egypt; and they What one calls sin, another does not. what we can learn regarding this natural that rejects God’s authority. This char- followed other gods from among the But to accept the Biblical verdict on sin is tendency to be disturbed… acterizes those who lack understanding gods of the people who were all around to accept the Bible provision of salvation Meanwhile, as Nehemiah leaves and deliberately plan to hurt others, them and bowed down to them; and they from sin by Susa for even habitually and compulsively.” Does provoked the LORD to anger” (Judges the Savior. BIBLE STUDIES HEART MATTERS Jerusalem, this description apply to Sanballat and 2:10-12 NKJ). At the he runs Tobiah? Right off the top we can confirm Time and time again God outset, smack into their attitude is one that rejects God’s brought the children of Israel through we cannot the first authority. God had given Nehemiah the one disaster after the other; caused by emphasize hint of task of rebuilding the wall to offer protec- their turning from God. God also dealt too strong- opposition. tion to the exiles living in Jerusalem, and much punishment to them because of ly the Never they didn’t like it. Their personal agen- their disobedience. I Cor. 10:1-12 tells necessity really takes da, an issue of power, seemed to include us how God reacted to the sins of Israel: of under- long does keeping Jerusalem weak, so that Samaria twenty three thousand fell in one day. standing it? Things and Ammon could keep the upper hand. Verse 11 tells us “Now all these things that God Hugh Sherrill Jr. Angie Land had been The real question is…does this happened to them as examples, and were hates sin, [email protected] [email protected] going description apply to you and me? Does written for our admonition, upon whom as revealed accord- God’s authority disturb us when it inter- the end of the ages have come”. The in His ing to feres with our personal goals? Does any word admonish means: “a putting in word. In these apostate days, there is plan nicely: the king had surely shown activity we participate in run contrary to mind”; in other words a warning for us to an insistence upon a change of evan- Nehemiah favor in granting not only God’s will? Are we bothered when we heed. So if one wants to know how God gelical phraseology. Ruined by the fall, his request to go to Jerusalem, but also see God’s blessings come to another? responds to sin, we just go look at the redemption by the blood, are deemed to provide a military escort to ensure Do we ever deliberately plan to sabotage history of Israel and see what God did. I to be outdated. Terms like “sin,” being safe passage, as well as timber from the plans and success of others? The Cor. 10:11 is a warning to us. “lost”, “hell-bound,” “saved by the blood,” the King’s forest to make beams for the cold, hard truth is “yes.” We all have Is it possible that another generation are no longer intelligible to the modern, gates. However, as Nehemiah came … or at least thought some of these has rose up that does what Judges 1:10- cultured mind. Such language is anti- to the region north of Judea, called thoughts. Earlier, I referred to these 12 says? Should people be warned as quated. Old truths must be given a mod- Samaria, he encountered Sanballat the tendencies as “natural,” and they are Deuteronomy 12:8 says? (“You shall not ern dress. But no matter how we try to Horonite and Tobiah the Ammonite offi- just that. Only the supernatural work- at all do as we are doing here today – camouflage sin, it is still SIN. cial. History tells us that Sanballat was ing of the Spirit of God can align our every man doing what ever is right in his The only cure for sin is accepting the governor of Samaria, and Tobiah was desires with God’s and give us the mind own eye”.) Jesus Christ as your personal savior. His probably the ruler over Ammon, which of Christ. This will result in our relin- Is it possible that we in America have blood covers all sin (John 3:16-18). was east of Judea. The scriptures give a quishing the struggle for power, so we forgotten that God hates sin? Sin is older bit more insight: can wish the best for others and cheer than man. It originated in the mind of Hugh Sherrill, an ordained minister over their successes, instead of being Satan before the creation of man. Satan and Bible teacher at Eastside Baptist “When Sanballat the Horonite and disturbed… sinned first because of pride (Isaiah Church, is available for revivals. Tobiah the Ammonite official heard 14:12-14). When sin entered the world about this, they were very much dis- Because Every Heart Matters, Angie FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2012 RELIGION LAKE CITY REPORTER 7A After We Die, What Happens Next

eath is not a therefore have not been BIBLICAL MEDITATION so great that just a small The rich man wanted when we die. Jesus knew subject that resurrected to tell about it, droplet of water on the tip of Abraham to do something about Heaven and Hell. we like to then I must take the word the finger of Lazarus would so his “five brothers” would Jesus tells us the most talk about. of someone who has died have cooled off the tongue not come to this place. about Hell. The apostles Preparations or has seen someone die of the rich man. It would Abraham said they have tell us a lot about Heaven. shouldD be made nonethe- and where they went after- have been a great relief to “Moses and the Prophets, If the Bible is true at all, less. So, “What happens to a ward. the “agony” of this man. let them hear them.” then it tells us that we will person after they die?” They In the Bible, we read a Another point to con- Arguing with Abraham, continue to exist after we either cease to exist or they story told by Jesus about sider is that there was the rich man says, “No, die. What happens next continue to exist. If they con- two men who died and “a great chasm fixed” but if someone rises from depends upon the prepa- tinue to exist there are two what happened to them Carlton McPeak between the rich man the dead they will believe.” rations we make while options, Heaven or Hell. after they died (Luke [email protected] and those in the bosom of Abraham responds by say- living on this earth. Make The only way we can 16:19-31). One man was Abraham. Jesus says the ing, “If they do not listen to preparations to avoid Hell. truly know what happens identified as Lazarus and Hades [the rich man] lifted reason there is this great Moses and the Prophets, Prepare to go to Heaven. to us after we die is for us the other was simply called up his eyes, being in tor- “chasm” is so “that those neither will they be per- to experience it ourselves, “the rich man.” As Jesus ment, and saw Abraham far who wish to come over suaded if someone rises Carlton G. McPeak is or trust the testimony of tells the story he says that away” (16:23). from here to you may not from the dead” (16:31). an evangelist working in someone who has died after Lazarus died “he was There are several things be able, and that none may The Bible tells us how to the Lake City area. All and been resurrected, or carried away by the angels to consider about this place cross over from there to avoid this place of agony. Scriptural quotations are who has witnessed the to Abraham’s bosom” of torment to which this us” (16:26). In other words, The Bible also tells us how from the New American destination of those who (16:22). After stating “the rich man went. The pain he once a person is in one of to prepare ourselves so Standard Bible, Holman have died. Since I have rich man also died and was suffered in this place was these two locations they that we can go to Heaven, Bible Publishers, unless oth- not experienced death and buried,” Jesus says that “in are there permanently. or Abraham’s bosom, erwise stated. CHURCH CALENDAR Gov. Perry: God forgives people for May 4 345 East Washington A BBQ pork brown bag Annual Ladies Spring Tea Street, will have a yard sale lunch fundraiser to ben- is Saturday, May 12 from ‘oops moments’ Saturday, May 5 from 8 efit Love in the Name of 2 to 4 p.m. The guest Yard sale and seafood a.m. to 3 p.m. Christ (Love INC) will be speaker is Gaye Martin, By WILL WEISSERT day early. The annual event, dinner held Wednesday, May 9 christian motivational Associated Press held on the first Thursday Yard sale from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in speaker and humorist. of May, attracts people of Mt. Pisgah AME Church, AUSTIN, Texas — God Wesley Memorial United the Cheek & Scott park- Tickets are $15. If you are all faiths who pray for the 345 East Washington Street, forgives people for their Methodist Church is hav- ing lot, US 129 south in feeling creative, decorate a country. It was created will be preparing fish dinners “oops moments” even if ing a Spring Yard Sale and Live Oak. All proceeds table with your best china in 1952 by a resolution in and crab trays Friday, May 4 the American electorate Bake Sale Saturday, May will go to Love INC to and crystal and be eligible Congress, and signed into at the church annex at 11 a.m. does not, failed Republican 5th from 8 a.m. until noon. help people in need in for “Favorite Table” and win law by President Harry There will also be a yard sale presidential candidate Rick The proceeds will go to the Columbia, Hamilton a fabulous prize. If you do Truman. from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Perry said Wednesday at a Children and Youth Camp and Suwannee counties. not want to decorate a table Perry also presented a breakfast to celebrate the fund. If you need assistance Lunch is $6 per person that is o.k. too, just come proclamation formally rec- May 5 National Day of Prayer. or information, please call and will consist of a BBQ and enjoy the tea party and ognizing May 3 as Texas The Texas governor Jan Ferris at 755-2372. sandwich, chips and a fellowship. There are also Day of Prayer. Organizers Flea market dill pickle spear. Five or lots of door prizes from local famously muttered “oops” of the breakfast promised during a presidential Vendors are invited at more orders to the same merchants. No tickets will mass prayer events state- May 6 address can be delivered be sold at the door. Contact debate when he couldn’t wide on Thursday. one of the biggest flea mar- remember the third feder- kets in Central Florida on if requested. Please help Arlene Leonard, 752-4488. “You’ve been given free Love INC help others by al department he’d prom- will but it’s God’s will that May 5 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Church homecoming ised to eliminate if elect- at St. Madeleine Catholic purchasing one of these May 13 we seek every day in our Lake City Church of God, ed. It has become one of Church, 17155 NW U.S. delicious BBQ sandwich private lives, in our pub- 173 SE Ermine Ave, will be the campaign’s signature Hwy 441 in High Springs. meals Wednesday, May Mother’s Day service lic lives and as a nation,” celebrating our 81st home- moments. Hundreds of buyers attend 9. For more information Perry said. “National Day coming May 6 at 10:30 a.m. The Falling Creek “Every one of us has this annual event and this call the Love INC office at of Prayer is our way of say- Reverend Tommy Combs Missionary Baptist Church ‘oops moments’ every year record crowds will be 386-364-4673. ing that we require God in will be the guest speaker family will honor Mother’s day” Perry told hundreds seeking bargains in every- every facet of our lives, not and music will feature The Blanket outreach ministry Day on May 13 at 11 a.m. of faithful packed into an thing from handicrafts to just in our public lives and Singing reflections. Lunch The speaker will be evan- Austin hotel ballroom. antiques. Most of the 17 The Vineyard Church, certainly not in just our will be served after the gelist Sandra Price of lake “America may not forgive acres of church grounds will 1832 SW Tomoka Terrace, private lives.” worship in the Family Life City. We are inviting you to you for it,” Perry said, draw- be open to the vendors to is accepting new and gen- He also urged the gath- Center. Combs will return come and fellowship with is ing laughter and applause. display their wares. Spaces tly used blankets for the ering to pray for President Monday night at 7 p.m. for a on this great occasion. “But God will.” are 12 by 12 feet and are homeless. For information Barack Obama, drawing miracle healing service. Perry is an evangelical available for $15. Each space 623-7379. another burst of “Amens!” Christian and often attends “Let’s pray for our presi- is arranged to provide maxi- Baptist revival Tractor raffle prayer gatherings. A week mum visibility but early reg- May 12 dent, for his wisdom,” Bethlehem Lutheran before officially beginning istration is required to get Eastside Baptist Church Perry said. “I pray that Church and Spirit of Christ his run for president in the best spaces. To reserve will have revival services Mother’s Day celebration God pierces his heart.” Lutheran Church are August, he hosted a nation- a space call 386-454-2358 or May 6 through 9 with the Perry is the country’s Angel Ministries of Lake raffling a 1960 Massey- al day of prayer that drew e-mail at stmadeleinecc@ Rev. Wailon Hastings, pas- longest-serving sitting gov- City will host its annual Fergus67on Tractor, quilts 30,000 to a Houston arena. windstream.net. tor of First Baptist Church ernor and has held his post in Starke. Services begin pre-Mothers Day appre- and an afghan. Tickets Perry has kept a relative- longer than anyone in Texas Fashion show at 6 p.m. Monday through ciation and celebration are $10 or three for $25. ly low profile since drop- history, taking office when Wednesday. Sunday ser- gospel musical for all area Proceeds will help the ping out of the presidential George W. Bush left for the Epiphany Catholic vices are at 11 a.m. and mothers Saturday, May churches’ youth groups race two days before the White House in 2000. He Church, 1905 SW Epiphany 6 p.m. Eastside Baptist 12 at New Day Springs attend the National Youth South Carolina primary in has not ruled out seeking a Court, will have a spring Choir and Parkview Baptist Missionary Baptist Church, Gathering in Louisiana January. But he is in his fourth full term in 2014, and fashion show and luncheon Church Men’s Quartet will 709 NW Long Street. The this summer, where youth element at religious events has even fueled speculation May 5 at noon in the social perform. Please plan on open door event will fea- will share in the spirit and and it showed Wednesday, he may try again for the hall. The $10 donation attending. For information ture giveaways and more rebuild areas affected by with the relaxed and self- presidency. includes lunch. For more call 365-8928. than 10 gospel performanc- Hurricane Katrina. Tickets effacing governor playing Perry, who opposes information or to reserve es. For information call are available by calling to a sympathetic crowd abortion, said he hoped your spot call by 386-344- 758-1886. 867-3169. The drawing will that frequently interrupted Obama “truly understand 0045 by April 27. May 9 be May 13 at 12:30 p.m. him with cries of “Amen!” Ladies spring tea God’s will to protect inno- Church yard sale at Bethlehem Lutheran His speech kicked off cent life. I pray for his true BBQ fundraiser The First United Church. You do not need to state celebrations of the understanding of God’s Mt. Pisgah AME Church, Methodist Church Second be present to win. National Day of Prayer a will for this country.” Hundreds gather to defend Woonsocket memorial

By ERIKA NIEDOWSKI has set up in case there is a Fontaine estimated that Associated Press legal challenge; firefighters the crowd contained about canvassed the crowd seek- 1,500 people. ing to fill their boots with A seventh-grader from a WOONSOCKET, R.I. — contributions. local school told the crowd An estimated 1,500 people “If Mrs. Gagne can give she didn’t know much — many of them veterans her three sons,” Fontaine about the separation of — turned out Wednesday said, “I can give a fight for church and state, but she in the Rhode Island city of her sons’ monument.” did know right from wrong Woonsocket to defend a The Wisconsin-based — and thinks the monu- war memorial topped with a Freedom From Religion ment should stay. cross whose constitutional- Foundation has called for Portsmouth resident ity is being challenged by the cross or the monument Angie Isadore was sitting an atheist group. to be taken down, saying in the crowd in a folding Speaking before a crowd it violates the constitution- chair, holding a sign about of people bearing crosses of al principle of separation the freedom of religion. Her their own and signs includ- of church and state. The husband, who also attended ing one that warned “Don’t group said it complained to the rally, served in Vietnam, Cross God,” Mayor Leo the city after receiving a and her father served in Fontaine said he has a new complaint from a local resi- World War II. resolve to fight to keep the dent who is not Christian “It’s about standing up monument where it is — on and who is offended by the for what’s right,” she said city property, in the parking cross. of her decision to take part. lot of the fire department. The rally — with WPRO “It’s about our freedoms. ASSOCIATED PRESS He and others stressed talk radio host John DePetro They’re being taken away Vietnam veteran and former Navy Seal Raymond Boucher, of Woonsocket, R.I., left, displays that the 1921 monument as emcee — stretched over from us.” isn’t about religion, or forc- an American flag as the national anthem is played during a rally held to preserve a memorial an hour and a half and fea- Major Gen. Reginald to fallen soldiers from World War I and II that features a cross, in Woonsocket on Wednesday. ing it on anyone, but rather tured patriotic songs and a Centracchio, the former honoring four local residents range of speakers. Among head of the Rhode Island cross when they drive by. president of the foundation, she told The Associated killed in World Wars I and II, them was the head of Rhode National Guard, organized “That monument stays said her group’s complaint Press. “We are not against including three brothers — Island’s Catholics, Bishop the rally because he saw the where it is, how it is,” he has nothing to do with veterans in any way. It isn’t Alexandre, Henri and Louis Thomas Tobin, who warned atheist group’s challenge as said, to cheers. veterans, but rather the necessary to honor veter- Gagne. He urged those in against a godless society an attack on veterans. He “There’s no negotiation.” Constitution. ans with a cross on public the crowd to donate to a that would be “sterile” and said whoever is offended Annie Laurie Gaylor, co- “The law is on our side,” property.” legal defense fund the city “devoid of moral values.” doesn’t have to look at the 8A LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012

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By BRANDON FINLEY two hits to produce the [email protected] game’s only run. Ryan Thomas led off the MIDDLEBURG — inning with a hit and Alan Columbia High has ridden Espenship moved him Kellan Bailey into the sec- over to second on a bunt. ond round of the FHSAA Dalton Mauldin delivered Class 6A playoffs. with the game’s winning After a 1-0 win against hit to score Thomas and JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Middleburg High, the give Columbia a 1-0 lead. A group of students participate in the 50-yard dash during the Columbia County School District’s Fifth-grade Field Day at Tigers’ horse will continue That was all Bailey Columbia High Stadium on Thursday. Fifth-graders from nine schools in the county competed in events like the to drive Columbia toward would need. the Final Four. “Dalton has turned into 100-yard dash, egg spoon race, dizzy bat race and the potato sack hop. Bailey went the complete Mr. May,” Columbia head game, shutting down the coach J.T. Clark said. “He’s Broncos with five strike- been clutch for us and Alan outs, one walk and only did a good job to move Physical educators three hits in the contest. Ryan over. Dalton came “He did a heck of a up and took an aggressive job out there,” pitching swing and Ryan made a ifth-grade Field CHEAP SEATS Next year, it’s back to A large number of paras, coach Joey Edge said. good slide at home.” Day is a final the bottom rung as parents, teachers and “He couldn’t have thrown Middleburg’s Chuck chance for sixth-graders in middle volunteers were on hand it any better. He’s been Venderventer, who pitched students school. to help. our horse all season long a complete game, led off throughout The Physical Education The grand old man of and he’ll continue to be the seventh inning with Fthe county to flex their teachers at the various field day is its founding our horse for as long as a hit and moved to third muscles. schools, who brought their father Mason Farnell of we can go. Our pitching after a steal and passed They do it through a teams to Columbia High Eastside. Farnell, who will lead us throughout the ball. Bailey got a strikeout series of team and Stadium on Thursday, helped organize the first playoffs.” to preserve the win. individual events such as Tim Kirby have earned their “coach” field day in 1969, is retiring Columbia didn’t have Levi Hollingsworth had relays, balloon toss and sobriquet and all the after 42 years. a lot of success at the the Tigers only other hit tug of war. Phone: (386) 754-0421 respect and love that goes “When we started we [email protected] plate, but the Tigers with a double in the sec- It is also serves as an with it. had four schools and about came through in a clutch ond inning. opportunity for the final days of ruling There are current and 400 students,” Farnell said. situation. The Tigers will take on fifth-graders to meet their the campus after rising past coaches in school “Now we have nine and the With only one hit head- the winner of Leon High counterparts at other through the ranks since sports, and all have served ing into the fifth inning, and Stanton Prep at 7 p.m. schools and celebrate kindergarten. students in many ways. FIELD DAY continued on 3B the Tigers delivered with on Tuesday. the big deal starts today Our best prices start the fi rst and third friday of every month and last until those goods are gone.

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NBC — Playoffs, conference Chicago Cubs (Maholm 2-2), 2:20 p.m. League reports TELEVISION semifinals, game 4, N.Y. Rangers at Cincinnati (Cueto 3-0) at Pittsburgh Results of league bowling at Lake Washington (Correia 1-1), 7:05 p.m. City Bowl: SOCCER Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 0-2) at TV sports WATERGUARD 7:30 a.m. Washington (Strasburg 2-0), 7:05 p.m. High scratch game: 1. Lorrie ESPN2 — Premier League, Arsenal vs. Arizona (Miley 3-0) at N.Y. Mets (Gee Today Geiger 203; 2. Mary Lobaugh 195; Norwich City, at London 2-2), 7:10 p.m. AUTO RACING 3. Mary Lobaugh 194. 1. George 4 p.m. St. Louis (Lohse 4-0) at Houston Noon Mulligan 216; 2. George Mulligan 214; NBCSN — MLS, Philadelphia at (Harrell 1-2), 8:05 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide 3. Adam Alford 209. Series, pole qualifying for Aaron’s 312, at Seattle Atlanta (T.Hudson 1-0) at Colorado High scratch series: 1. Mary Talladega, Ala. 8 p.m. (Moscoso 0-1), 8:40 p.m. Lobaugh 568; 2. Lorrie Geiger 566; 2 p.m. ESPN — MLS, New York at Los Miami (Jo.Johnson 0-3) at San Diego 3. Lori Davis 477. 1. George Mulligan SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Angeles (Bass 1-3), 10:05 p.m. 610; 2. Adam Alford 590; 3. Michael practice for Aaron’s 499, at Talladega, Ala. Milwaukee (Greinke 3-1) at San McInally 568. 3:30 p.m. Francisco (Lincecum 2-2), 10:15 p.m. High handicap game: 1. Pat SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, BASKETBALL Saturday’s Games Fennell 246; 2. Carla Nyssen 245; “Happy Hour Series,” final practice for L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, 3. Staci Greaves 232. 1. Chris Aaron’s 499, at Talladega, Ala. 1:05 p.m. NBA playoffs Camacho 240; 2. (tie) Jack Stanfield, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Steve Fancy 235; 4. Frank Miller 232. SPEED — ARCA, International Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 4:05 p.m. FIRST ROUND High handicap series: 1. Susie Motorsports Hall of Fame 250, at Milwaukee at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. (Best-of-7) Camacho 698; 2. Lorrie Geiger Talladega, Ala. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday 650; 3. Mary Lobaugh 640. 1. Ken BOXING St. Louis at Houston, 7:05 p.m. San Antonio 114, Utah 83, San Antonio Watson 707; 2. George Mulligan 673; 11 p.m. Atlanta at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. leads series 2-0 3. Michael McInally 667. FSN — Daniel Ponce De Leon Indiana 97, Orlando 74, Indiana leads Miami at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. High average: Mary Lobaugh 181; (42-4-0) vs. Eduardo Lazcano (24-2-0), for series 2-1 Sunday’s Games Tom Sewejkis 194. vacant WBC USNBC super featherweight Memphis 105, L.A. Clippers 98, series Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. (results from April 24) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. title, at Las Vegas tied 1-1 GOLDEN ROLLERS COLLEGE BASEBALL Thursday St. Louis at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Team standings: 1. Wild Things 8 p.m. Miami at New York (n) L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, (85-59); 2. 4 S’s (83-61); 3. Jo’s Crew FSN — Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma St., Oklahoma City at Dallas (n) 2:20 p.m. (81-63, 84,590 pins); 4. Three Gals & at Tulsa, Okla. Today Atlanta at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. A Guy (81-63, 83,867 pins). GOLF Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Miami at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. High handicap game: 1. Susan 8:30 a.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Mears 247; 2. June Pat Klock 242; TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 8:05 p.m. 3. Joanne Denton 232. 1. David Espana, second round, at Sevilla, Spain Saturday Duncan 287; 2. (tie) Winton Brewer, 3 p.m. Indiana at Orlando, 2 p.m. Bill Price 238. TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 4:30 p.m. AUTO RACING High handicap series: 1. Amy Championship, second round, at Charlotte, Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Musselwhite 656; 2. De De Young N.C. San Antonio at Utah, 10 p.m. Race week 648; 3. Debbi Evert 647. 1. Sal Annello 7:30 p.m. Sunday 697; 2. Ray Denton 646; 3. George TGC — Champions Tour, Insperity Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. NASCAR Mulligan 643. Championship, first round, at The Miami at New York, 3:30 p.m. SPRINT CUP High average: 1. Elaine Nemeth Woodlands, Texas (same-day tape) Atlanta at Boston, 7 p.m. AARON’S 499 154.44; 2. Joyce Hooper 152.92; HORSE RACING L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Site: Talladega, Ala. 3. Louise Atwood 152.5. 1. David 5 p.m. Schedule: Today, practice (Speed, Duncan 190.83; 2. Bill Dolly 185.3; NBCSN — NTRA, , at 2-5 p.m.); Saturday, qualifying (Speed, 3. George Mulligan 178.33. Louisville, Ky. BASEBALL noon-2:30 p.m.); Sunday, race, 1 p.m. (FOX, (results from April 26) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL noon-4:30 p.m.). HIT & MISS 7 p.m. Track: Talladega Superspeedway (oval, AL standings Team standings: 1. Oddballs MLB — Regional coverage, Philadelphia 2.66 miles). (37-27, 547 team average); 2. Git Up at Washington or Chicago White Sox at Race distance: 500.08 miles, 188 laps. East Division & Bowl (37-27, 450 team average); Detroit Next race: Southern 500, May 12, W L Pct GB 3. The Sandbaggers (35.5-28.5). NBA BASKETBALL , Darlington, S.C. Tampa Bay 18 8 .692 — High handicap game: 1. Linda 7:30 p.m. 1 NATIONWIDE Baltimore 16 9 .640 1 ⁄2 Herndon 239; 2. Angie Meek 235; ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 3, 1 AARON’S 312 Toronto 14 11 .560 3 ⁄2 3. Joanne Knutsen 231. Atlanta at Boston Site: Talladega, Ala. New York 13 11 .542 4 High handicap series: 1. Ruth 8 p.m. Schedule: Today, qualifying (ESPN2, Boston 11 13 .458 6 Heims 629; 2. Sharon Tuning 626; ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 3, noon-2 p.m.); Saturday, race, 3:15 (ABC, Central Division 3. Harriett Woods 584. Chicago at Philadelphia W L Pct GB 3-6 p.m.). 10:30 p.m. (results from May 1) Cleveland 12 10 .545 — Track: Talladega Superspeedway. MONDAY NIGHT MAVERICKS ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Race distance: 311.22 miles, 117 laps. Chicago 12 12 .500 1 Team standings: 1. Ronsonet COURTESY PHOTOS L.A. Lakers at Denver Next race: VFW Sport Clips Help a Detroit 12 12 .500 1 Buick/GMC (358.5-151.5); 2. Team NHL HOCKEY 1 Hero 200, May 11, Darlington Raceway, Kansas City 7 16 .304 5 ⁄2 12 (295.5-214.5); 3. Team 2 (289.5- 7:30 p.m. Darlington, S.C. Chase Conway champions Minnesota 6 18 .250 7 220.5). NBCSN — Playoffs, conference NHRA FULL THROTTLE West Division High scratch game: 1. Gregg semifinals, game 4, Phoenix at Nashville NHRA SOUTHERN NATIONALS The 2012 Chase Conway Memorial Scholarship Tournament W L Pct GB Moravec 256; 2. Zech Strohl 255; ——— Site: Commerce, Ga. was hosted at Lake City Bowl. More than $3,100 in Texas 17 8 .680 — 3. Keith Wachob 253. Saturday 1 Schedule: Today, qualifying; Saturday, Oakland 13 13 .500 4 ⁄2 High scratch series: 1. Zech Strohl scholarship money was awarded. Divisions were determined AUTO RACING qualifying (ESPN2, 7-9 p.m.); Sunday, final Seattle 11 16 .407 7 700; 2. Dale Coleman 676; 3. Robert Noon eliminations (ESPN2, 7-10 p.m.). by bowling average. Champions (left) and runners-up were: Los Angeles 10 15 .400 7 Stone 660. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole Track: Atlanta Dragway. Division A — Franklin Sheppard and Victoria Wise (top); Wednesday’s Games High handicap game: 1. Keith qualifying for Aaron’s 499, at Talladega, OTHER RACES Toronto 11, Texas 5 Wachob 288; 2. Rusty Porter 278; Division B — Cody Stuart and Michael Moskowitz (middle); Ala. Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 ARCA RACING SERIES: International 3:15 p.m. 3. Jason Floyd 267. Division C — Alexis Menna and Tiffany Ritch (bottom). Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 0 Motorsports Hall of Fame 250, ABC — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, High handicap series: 1. Keith Oakland 4, Boston 2 Today (Speed, 5-7:30 p.m.), Talladega Aaron’s 312, at Talladega, Ala. Wachob 713; 2. Zech Strohl 700; Yeingst 508; 2. Angela Pond 482; High handicap game: 1. Chelsea Tampa Bay 5, Seattle 4 Superspeedway, Talladega, Ala. BOXING 3. Rusty Porter 693. 3. Chrissy Fancy 454. 1. Dan McNair Gore 229; 2. Amanda Storms 215; Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 3 10 p.m. High average: 1. Zech Strohl 682; 2. A.J. Dariano 614; 3. Robert 3. Tiffany Ritch 213. 1. Avery Atkinson L.A. Angels 9, Minnesota 0 ESPN2 — Junior middleweights, 217.46; 2. Robert Stone 214.62; Pond 602. 284; 2. Shawn Perry 267; 3. Christian Thursday’s Games HORSE RACING Demetrius Andrade (16-0-0) vs. Rudy 3. Ted Wooley Jr. 204.09. High average: 1. Norma Yeingst Shepard 254. Tampa Bay 4, Seattle 3 Cisneros (12-3-0), at Uncasville, Conn. (results from April 23) 171.11; 2. Cheryl Jacks 160.57; High handicap series: 1. Chelsea Cleveland at Chicago White Sox (n) COLLEGE BASEBALL SEXY SENIORS 3. Jennifer Freeman 149.24. 1. Dan Gore 638; 2. (tie) Tiffany Ritch, Amanda N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City (n) 1 p.m. Team standings: 1. Farmers (89.5- McNair 200.27; 2. A.J. Dariano 192.4; Storms 608. 1. Avery Atkinson 801; Toronto at L.A. Angels (n) Field for Saturday’s 138th Kentucky ESPN2 — South Carolina at Arkansas 54.5); 2. Perky Pals (88.5-55.5); 3. Pin 3. Mark Moore 191.53. 2. (tie) Josh Pettigrew, Jacob Wheeler Today’s Games Derby, with post position, horse’s name, 2:30 p.m. Busters (78.5-65.5). (results from April 22) 654. Chicago White Sox (Peavy 3-1) at jockey’s name and odds: FSN — Houston at Rice High handicap game: 1. Louise JUNIORS Detroit (Smyly 1-0), 7:05 p.m. 1. Daddy Long LegsC.O’Donahue 30-1 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Atwood 233; 2. Sherl Reeve 215; Team standings: 1. Lighting Pins Texas (Lewis 3-0) at Cleveland 2. Optimizer J.Court 50-1 12:30 p.m. 3. Shirley Yates 212. 1. Ric Yates 246; (78-34); 2. Crazy Kids (75.5-36.5); (J.Gomez 1-1), 7:05 p.m. 3. Take Charge Indy C.Borel 15-1 Youth leagues FSN — Tulsa at UAB 2. Ray Denton 230; 3. (tie) Chuck 3. Team Monster (65-47). Baltimore (W.Chen 2-0) at Boston 4. Union Rags J.Leparoux 9-2 4 p.m. Shorter, Jerry Crandall 226. MAJORS SCRATCH High handicap game: 1. Dakota (Lester 1-2), 7:10 p.m. 5. Dullahan J.Desormeaux 8-1 ESPN2 — Florida at Alabama High handicap series: 1. Elle Team standings: 1. Gary’s Got Stitsinger 222; 2. (tie) Megan Ball, Oakland (T.Ross 1-1) at Tampa Bay 6. Bodemeister M.Smith 4-1 GOLF DeRosa 638; 2. Joanne Denton 613; Back (125-83); 2. I Can’t Believe It’s Bryannah Billingsley 210. 1. Johnny (Price 4-1), 7:10 p.m. 7. Rousing Sermon J.Lezcano 50-1 8 a.m. 3. Pat Hale 608. 1. Johnnie Croft Not (117-91); 3. BYOB (115-93). Rossignol 233; 2. Blake Lyons 230; N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 3-0) at Kansas 8. Creative Cause J.Rosario 12-1 TGC — European PGA Tour, Open 666; 2. Vernon Black 626; 3. Ronnie High scratch game: 1. Christine 3. Austin Tompkins 224. City (B.Chen 0-3), 8:10 p.m. 9. Trinniberg W.Martinez 50-1 de Espana, third round, at Sevilla, Spain Grey 622. Peters 202; 2. Victoria Wise 201; High handicap series: 1. Dakota Toronto (H.Alvarez 1-2) at L.A. Angels 10. Daddy Nose Best G.Gomez 15-1 (same-day tape) (results from April 24) 3. Lauren Snipes 200. 1. Josh Fancy Stitsinger 617; 2. Amanda Schmitt (E.Santana 0-5), 10:05 p.m. 11. Alpha R.Maragh 15-1 1 p.m. SUNDAY NITE MERCHANTS 265; 2. Cody Howard 231; 3. Cody 598; 3. Megan Ball 583. 1. Johnny Minnesota (Pavano 1-2) at Seattle 12. Prospective L.Conteras 30-1 TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Team standings: 1. Average Stuart 226. Rossignol 640; 2. Blake Lyons 616; (Vargas 3-2), 10:10 p.m. 13. Went the Day Well J.Velazquez 20-1 Championship, third round, at Charlotte, Joes (38.5-21.5, 77,580 pins); 2. High scratch series: 1. Lauren 3. Jarret Moehl 602. Saturday’s Games 14. Hansen R.Dominguez 10-1 N.C. Pintimidators (38.5-21.5, 76,919 pins); Snipes 544; 2. (tie) Christine Peters, BANTAMS Baltimore at Boston, 1:10 p.m. 15. Gemologist K.Castellano 6-1 3 p.m. 3. McGhghy’s Navy (36-24). Courtney Schmitt 525. 1. Josh Fancy High handicap game: 1. Jadyn Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 16. El Padrino R.Bejarano 20-1 CBS — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo High scratch game: 1. Norma 695; 2. Cody Stuart 634; 3. Cody Freeman 163. 1. Antonio Perez 172; 4:05 p.m. 17. Done Talking S.Russell 50-1 Championship, third round, at Charlotte, Yeingst 197; 2. Angela Pond 183; Howard 612. 2. Carson Lyons 165. Texas at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. 18. Sabercat C.Nakatani 30-1 N.C. 3. Marie Hoffman 182. 1. Dan McNair MAJORS High handicap series: 1. Jadyn N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. 19. I’ll Have Another M.Gutierrez 12-1 6:30 p.m. 246; 2. Dan McNair 232; 3. Carl Team standings: 1. Three Man Freeman 456. 1. Carson Lyons 480; Oakland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 20. Liaison M.Garcia 50-1 TGC — Champions Tour, Insperity McGhghy 221. Wolfpack (72-40); 2. Turks (69.5-42.5); 2. Antonio Perez 429. Toronto at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Trainers (by post position): 1, Aiden Championship, second round, at The High scratch series: 1. Norma 3. Splitz Happen (62.5-49.5). (results from April 21) Minnesota at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. O’Brien. 2, D. Wayne Lukas. 3, Patrick Woodlands, Texas (same-day tape) Sunday’s Games Byrne. 4, Miachael Matz. 5, Dale Romans. 6, HOCKEY Chicago White Sox at Detroit, Bob Baffert. 7, Jerry Hollendorfer. 8, Mike 10:30 p.m. 1:05 p.m. Harrington. 9, Bisnath Parboo. 10, Steve NBCSN — IIHF World Championships, Texas at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Asmussen. 11, Kiaran McLaughlin. 12, BRIEFS pool play, United States vs. Canada, at Baltimore at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Mark Casse. 13, Graham Motion. 14, Mike Helsinki (same-day tape) Oakland at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. Maker. 15, Todd Pletcher. 16, Todd Pletcher. HORSE RACING N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. 17, Hamilton Smith. 18, Steve Asmussen. T-BALL high school sports, and meet at 7 p.m. Monday 11 a.m. Toronto at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. 19, Doug O’Neill. 20, Bob Baffert. NBCSN — NTRA, Kentucky Derby the local scholarship funds in the teachers’ lounge at Minnesota at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Owners (by post position): 1, Derrick City Jamboree Undercard, at Louisville, Ky. for Florida and Florida Fort White High. 4 p.m. Smith, Mrs. John Magnier & Michael State. Cost is $100 per Tabor. 2, Bluegrass Hall LLC. 3, Chuck & at CHS Saturday For details, call club NBC — NTRA, Kentucky Derby, at NL standings player. Hole sponsorships president Harold Bundy at Louisville, Ky. Maribeth Sandford. 4, Chadds Ford Stable. The Lake City Parks and MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL East Division 5, Donegal Racing. 6, Zayat Stables. 7, Larry are available. 365-5731. and Marianne Williams, Tree Top Ranches. Recreation Department’s For details, call Carl 3:30 p.m. W L Pct GB T-Ball Jamboree is FOX — Regional coverage, Chicago Washington 15 9 .625 — 8, Heinz Steinmann. 9, Shivananda Racing. Ste-Marie at 752-2266. CHS FOOTBALL White Sox at Detroit, Arizona at N.Y. 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Arizona 13 12 .520 4 HOCKEY FORT WHITE BASEBALL 1 Christie at 754-3607. donations are now being MOTORSPORTS Colorado 12 12 .500 4 ⁄2 8 p.m. San Francisco 12 13 .480 5 NHL playoffs accepted and all proceeds Dugout Club 1 SPEED — AMA Pro Racing, at Sonoma, San Diego 9 17 .346 8 ⁄2 GOLF will go to the Quarterback Calif. (same-day tape) Wednesday’s Games CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Club. elections Monday 10 p.m. Houston 8, N.Y. Mets 1 (Best-of-7) The Edge tourney For details on drop-off SPEED — Supercross, at Las Vegas Colorado 8, L.A. 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Contact a 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 0 Today four-person scramble TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Cincinnati 4, Chicago Cubs 3, 10 Phoenix at Nashville, 7:30 p.m. tournament is Saturday current board member for Oklahoma City at Dallas innings Saturday at The Country Club at Quarterback Club information. 10 p.m. Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 3 N.Y. Rangers at Washington, Lake City. meeting Monday For details, call Jeanne TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Miami 3, San Francisco 2 12:30 p.m. Proceeds from the Howell at 288-5537. San Antonio at Utah Arizona at Washington (n) Sunday NHL HOCKEY Today’s Games St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. tournament benefit Babe The Fort White 12:30 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 2-1) at Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Ruth Baseball, middle and Quarterback Club will n From staff reports LAKE CITY REPORTER sports FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012 3b Weaver wows hometown with no-hitter

By GREG BEACHAM perfect-game pressure after Associated Press Iannetta allowed a passed ball on a strikeout of Chris ANAHEIM, Calif. — Parmelee in the second Dave Weaver was in his inning. usual seat, 20 rows behind Weaver walked Josh home plate, drinking a Willingham on a full-count beer and shouting instruc- with two outs in the seventh, tions to his son in the quiet but he didn’t make another lulls between pitches. His mistake, aside from a nar- wife, Gail, was alongside rowly foul liner by Trevor him, calmly enjoying a little Plouffe in the eighth. night baseball. When Alexi Casilla’s final It really could have been fly settled in Torii Hunter’s any night in three lives glove at the right-field filled with similar evenings warning track, Weaver at ballparks all across raised his hands to his head Southern . in disbelief while Iannetta Instead, Jered Weaver started the celebration of a made an ordinar y pitcher who passed on free- Wednesday at Angel agent riches last season Stadium unforgettable for for a long-term deal to stay the close-knit family that with his only major league put him on that mound. organization. The Los Angeles Angels “To have it happen at ace threw his first no-hitter home, where I decided to in dazzling style, allowing ASSOCIATED PRESS stay, and have these fans just two baserunners while Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver celebrates his no-hitter against the Minnesota Twins with catcher cheer me on, to go out beating the Minnesota Chris Iannetta at a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif. on Wednesday. there in the ninth was pretty Twins 9-0 with a merciless electric,” Weaver said. array of pitches first taught a long road, and he’s been “It’s just a dream come Weaver shoved them off fingers. Gotta love that.” Weaver is California to the to him by his father. here all the way.” true for him,” Dave Weaver Los Angeles’ front pages Weaver is off to a 4-0 core, and not just because After Weaver celebrated Dave Weaver raised two said. “He was so excited and with his first no-hitter — start this season, and his he fits the stereotypes. With with his teammates, his par- major league pitchers on jubilant. He’s been close so the Angels’ 10th, and their no-hitter lowered his ERA his scruffy facial hair and ents and wife joined him on the other end of the Los many times, but to get this second in less than a year from 2.02 to 1.61. He struck those unkempt blond locks the field, gathering for a Angeles metroplex, passing win at this point in their — to finish up a three-game out nine Twins, giving him rolling down his neck, the tear-soaked group hug he’ll his love for baseball to Jeff season is tremendous.” sweep of Minnesota. a major league-leading 45 in 6-foot-7 right-hander eas- remember as vibrantly as and Jered through years of Indeed, a 7-15 start and “Guys were picking me just six starts. ily could be an overgrown his near-perfection. coaching and support. He newcomer Albert Pujols’ up left and right,” Weaver He has a spot on the skateboarder in bohemian “It was an unbelievable attends nearly every home homerless April had slowed said. “We scored some runs short list of the majors’ best Venice or the gnarliest surf- experience to be able to have game Jered pitches, and the Angels’ momentum in early and took a little pres- pitchers — and his no-hitter er in Huntington Beach. them come down on the only Jeff’s World Series vic- a season of high expecta- sure off me. I was able to only underlined it. Instead, Weaver was field and share some tears,” tory was more memorable tions. But on the same day throw some strikes, and Weaver mowed down born, bred and trained to Weaver said. “It’s special for than Jered’s overpowering the Dodgers introduced (catcher Chris) Iannetta was 20 of Minnesota’s first be an ace, all within a short my dad to be here. It’s been no-hitter. their new ownership group, throwing down the right 21 batters, but had no drive of Angel Stadium. NFL cracks down on Saints for bounties Shout it from By HOWARD FENDRICH tigation,” Goodell said in a Associated Press statement. the Mountain Top! New Orleans Saints line- Ravens linebacker Suggs MY KID HAS GRADUATED! backer Jonathan Vilma was tears Achilles tendon suspended without pay for the entire 2012 season by OWINGS MILLS, Md. the NFL, one of four play- — Baltimore Ravens line- ers punished for participat- backer Terrell Suggs will ing in the team’s cash-for- have surgery for a partially hits bounty system. torn Achilles tendon, an 2012 Defensive lineman injury he insists will not Anthony Hargrove, now keep him sidelined for the with the Green Bay Packers, entire 2012 season. was suspended for the first The injury occurred in half of this season; Saints Arizona while Suggs was defensive end Will Smith practicing for an upcoming was barred for the opening conditioning test, he said four games; and lineback- Thursday in a text. er Scott Fujita, now with ASSOCIATED PRESS Suggs initially thought it the Cleveland Browns, will This Nov. 16, 2008, file photo shows New Orleans Saints was a sprain but a doctor miss the first three games. linebacker Jonathan Vilma (51) flying in to help stop Kansas determined that it was a All of the suspensions are partial tear, he said. without pay. City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson (27) as he’s tied up The Ravens issued a All four players can by New Orleans Saints linebacker Scott Fujita during a game statement saying: “We are appeal NFL Commissioner in Kansas City, Mo. in contact with Terrell. He Roger Goodell’s ruling. will see a specialist early An NFL investigation players were involved in for the playoffs. next week, and we’ll know determined that the Saints the illegal scheme, which “In assessing player dis- more at that time.” had a bounty system from was orchestrated by then- cipline, I focused on play- Suggs, the AP NFL 2009-11 that offered thou- Saints defensive coordina- ers who were in leadership Defensive Player of the Year sands of dollars to players tor Gregg Williams and positions at the Saints; con- in 2011, is expected to have for big hits that knocked started in the season New tributed a particularly large surgery as soon as next opponents out of games. Orleans won its only Super sum of money toward the week. A torn Achilles tendon In March, Goodell sus- Bowl championship. program; specifically con- usually requires a lengthy Tell everyone how proud you are pended Saints head coach Targeted opponents tributed to a bounty on an rehabilitation program, but Sean Payton for all of next included quarterbacks opposing player; demon- Suggs has no intention of Sunday, May 20th! season, and levied other Aaron Rodgers, Cam strated a clear intent to par- sitting out the year. penalties against the club. Newton, Brett Favre and ticipate in a program that Asked if he will play But no players were Kurt Warner. “Knockouts” potentially injured oppos- in 2012, he responded, punished until Wednesday. were worth $1,500 and ing players; sought rewards “Absolutely,” and projected Originally, the league said “cart-offs” $1,000, with pay- for doing so; and/or his return in late October that 22 to 27 defensive ments doubled or tripled obstructed the 2010 inves- or November. 2012 Graduation

FIELD DAY: Sportsmanship and fun are winners 2 Ads Sizes Continued From Page 1B 1 column by 4 inches amount of people is “You learn 10 years and has 13 years am glad to be part of it.” (pictured) probably at least a sportsmanship, how to win in the system. Mary Kay Mathis at thousand. We try to instill and how to lose. It forms “It is a time for all of the Melrose Park and Mike a day of fun. The kids get chemistry among their kids to get together with Paphides at Summers are $46 to find out, what they are peers in the grade level those they will be the P.E. teacher rookies at good in and just enjoy it. and they bond well.” associated with through field day. Paphides is in his 2 column by 4 inches I still have students who Sabrina Sibbernsen is their high school years,” 14th year with the school meet me on the street and in her seventh year as P.E. Sloan said. “If you win, it’s system and Mathis has 11 remember Fifth-grade teacher at Columbia City, wonderful. The thing we years in the schools with Field Day.” and has been in the school try to teach is good three as a teacher. She is $85 Brenda Hunter of Fort system for 31 years. sportsmanship and how a veteran of four field days Amanda Cheyenne White Elementary has “It is fun competition being active is good for when each of her children PUBLISHING taught for 24 years, and and their day to celebrate,” you.” were in elementary school. BROWN brought several teams to Sibbernsen said. “If they J.T. Clark has been “We were low on the Sunday, May 20 field day. had fun, they won.” bringing his Niblack team totem pole with the We are so proud of you! “I tell my kids this is Andy Bennett has taught for five years. The Tigers number of kids, so I told DEADLINE You're hard work the most fun day of their at Westside for 11 years. baseball coach likes the them to go out and have has really paid off! elementary career,” Hunter “It is a great event for competitive angle. fun and enjoy it,” Mathis Sunday, May 14 said. “When you go, you the kids,” Bennett said. “It is really a pretty cool said. “It is different being Love, have seen everybody in the “A lot of the things are thing,” Clark said. “It is on the other side of the Don’t forget to Mom & Dad county. It doesn’t matter team-oriented and there fun to see the kids at your fence. It is interesting and send in your photo. what color ribbon, just be is individual racing. It is school who are the biggest nice to see them having satisfied if you tried your really a good day for kids and baddest go up against fun.” best and we’ll be proud of to come out and compete. others who are big and “The kids are having a you.” We practice a couple of bad. Sometimes they are blast,” Paphides said. “I Bring your graduate’s informatin by the Mike McRae is now at weeks and try to do our the baddest and sometimes think its great watching Reporter o ce or call 754-0417 Pinemount, and has taught best to represent Westside not. It is very competitive them compete and having P.E. for 20 years. with good sportsmanship and the kids love a day out a great time. As long as we for additional information and sending options. “The biggest thing is you and good character. Go out of school. It is a good time are having fun, everybody get to compete against the and have fun.” and the teachers enjoy it. wins.” Lake City Reporter best in the county in your Debra Sloan has taught From my experience, it is ■ age group,” McRae said. P.E. at Five Points for something unique and I Tim Kirby is sports editor of 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, FL 32055 the Lake City Reporter. 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER HORSE RACING FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012 Bodemeister is early 4-1 favorite for Derby

By COLIN FLY ing out of a bottle is kind Derby favorite. Steve Asmussen, who is Associated Press of fun,” said Hansen, who “I just hope I have a 0 for 9 in the Derby, will operates a pain manage- chance to get my heart rate saddle two long shots in LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Dr. ment clinic in Crestview going turning for home,” 15-1 Daddy Nose Best and Kendall Hansen wasn’t Hills, Ky. said Baffert, whose War 30-1 Sabercat. worried when the Kentucky Meanwhile, the focus Emblem was the last wire- Optimizer is the record Derby draw came down to remains squarely on the to-wire Derby winner in 45th Derby starter for No. 14 spot or the dread- top choices — Bodemeister 2002. trainer D. Wayne Lukas, ed No. 1 hole. He figured in the No. 6 post, where six Matz won the Derby in a four-time Derby winner. his good fortune would winners have started, and 2006 with Barbaro only to The colt will break from the continue. Union Rags in No. 4, where have the colt stunningly No. 2 post and is one of five “I don’t know why I just Super Saver won in 2010. break down after the start 50-1 shots. He got into the felt lucky. I was pulling for “My original thought was of the Preakness. Barbaro field when Mark Valeski that from the beginning that I wasn’t crazy about valiantly fought his injuries, was withdrawn from con- — 14 or 15,” said Hansen, it, but where everybody is, but was euthanized eight sideration Tuesday. whose horse by the same I don’t think it’s so bad,” months later. The 21st horse on the name starts with 10-1 odds Union Rags trainer Michael Churchill Downs odds- earnings list is My Adonis, as the fifth choice with no Matz said. maker Mike Battaglia said an also eligible who would winner coming from No. 14 Bodemeister, trained by if Bodemeister had drawn need a defection before post in 51 years. “You have three-time Derby winner the No. 1 or 2 post, he 9 a.m. today, when Derby to breathe through times Bob Baffert, is the stronger would have made Union wagering opens, to get into 1 like that, but yeah, it was of his two horses, having Rags the favorite. the 1 4⁄ -mile race. interesting. I had a good won the Arkansas Derby ASSOCIATED PRESS “I wanted to make them The horses in post- 1 Exercise rider George Alvarez takes Kentucky Derby entrant feeling, though.” by 9 2⁄ lengths in the most co-favorites,” he said. “I position order are Daddy Bodemeister was made dominating performance Bodemeister for a workout at Churchill Downs in Louisville, haven’t been this close on Long Legs (30-1), Optimizer, the early 4-1 favorite for of the Derby prep races. Ky., on Thursday. two horses since Curlin and Take Charge Indy the Kentucky Derby on His other, 50-1 shot Liaison, Street Sense (in 2007). I (15-1), Union Rags, Dullahan Wednesday, with Union landed the No. 20 spot for favorite and wound up this Derby. After Lookin wanted to make them co- (8-1), Bodemeister, Rousing Rags a close second choice Saturday’s race. fifth. He went on to win At Lucky, when he got favorites and I didn’t. They Sermon (50-1), Creative at 9-2 in a full field of 20 It’s the third time the Hall the Preakness and Belmont the one-hole, the excite- went off 10 cents apart.” Cause (12-1), Trinniberg horses. Gemologist is third of Fame trainer has had the stakes, the final two legs of ment just left me because I Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (50-1), Daddy Knows at 6-1 followed by Dullahan early Derby favorite. The the Triple Crown. knew he had too much to winner Hansen and Daddy Best (15-1), Alpha (15-1), at 8-1 and Hansen, the near first two didn’t work out. “At least we’re in a posi- overcome.” Long Legs have the most Prospective (30-1), Went the all-white colt who won the Lookin At Lucky drew tion where we have a good Baffert had a heart attack graded stakes earnings in Day Well (20-1), Hansen, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile in the inside post in 2010, chance of winning,” Baffert on March 26 in Dubai, the field. 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SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Aaron’s 499 Race: Aaron’s 312 Race: N.C. Education Lottery 200 NEXT Where: Where: Where: Talladega Superspeedway Talladega Superspeedway Charlotte Motor Speedway When: Sunday, 12:00 p.m. (ET) When: Saturday, 3:00 p.m. (ET) When: May 18, 7:30 p.m. (ET) TV: FOX TV: ABC TV: SPEED UP... 2011 Winner: Jimmie Johnson (right) 2011 Winner: Kyle Busch 2011 Winner: Kyle Busch

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NOTEBOOK Earnhardt closing points gap Dale Earnhardt Jr.’ strong start to the 2012 season continued at Richmond International Raceway as he surged to second place at the fin- ish of the Capital City 400 and moved from fourth to second place in the Sprint Cup stand- ings, just five points behind leader Greg Biffle, who struggled to an 18th-place finish. “We were running about fifth all night and just got lucky on that restart to be on the inside and get a couple spots,” Earnhardt said in his post- race interview.“We just kind of got lucky there at the end on a couple of things to gain a couple of extra spots. “But we ran good. We were terrible last year at this track and I really like Dale Earnhardt Jr. running here, and I just (NASCAR photo) was curious as to why we weren’t performing as well. So it feels good to run all right here.” Still, he said he didn’t feel like he and his No. 88 team had momentum on their side as the cir- cuit heads to one of his best tracks, Talladega Superspeedway. “I don’t think momentum is a real thing,” he said. “The team is confident. We’re feeling good. We feel like we’re competing well [and] really close to winning a race. “We ain’t really raced for a win yet and lost one, so I wouldn’t count [Richmond]. But we’re getting better at running the top 5 and top 10. We’ll just try to keep doing that. “ He said Talladega, with its restrictor-plate Burning Busches rules and all the uncertainties that style of rac- Burning Busches ing brings, is just too hard to predict. “There are too many variables going into races at Talladega, whether you feel confident winning or not,” he said. “There’s just too much going on Kurt Busch, driver of the No. 51 Chevrolet, spins out after an incident in the Sprint Cup Series Capital City 400 at Richmond International Raceway on Saturday.(NASCAR photo) there.” Edwards: Less debris cautions

Brothers dominate weekend at Richmond after slow 2012 start Saturday’s Capital City 400 at Richmond International Raceway saw the return of the he Busch brothers have together for not only myself but for “debris” caution flags that hadn’t flown in several been through some tough [wife] Samantha and [general recent races, but the race did follow a growing Ttimes since the latter part manager] Rick Ren and all the trend of wreck-free racing. of the 2011 NASCAR season, people that pour their heart and Before the race, several drivers weighed in on with older brother Kurt losing soul into that place, it’s pretty spe- just what’s going on in NASCAR these days. his high-profile Sprint Cup ride cial.” Carl Edwards, in his weekly session with at Penske Racing and Kyle trying Kurt, who now races in Cup for reporters, said he likes to see the races play out to recover from being parked for James Finch’s single-car team, however they will, without the use of debris cau- most of the weekend last fall at said the Nationwide win, which tions to spice up the action. Texas Motor Speedway after came after a close late-race duel “My opinion is that not every race has to be an wrecking championship con- with Denny Hamlin, meant a lot exciting, dramatic, crazy bumper-to-bumper fin- tender Ron Hornaday Jr. in the to him and his brother. ish,” he said. “If you just let them play out natu- truck race. “It’s huge for me and for this rally, you will get those really great moments … Neither brother has had much team,” he said. “This December, Who knows what is going to happen? When we to brag about in the first quarter January,February has been left Daytona we weren’t complaining about a of the current season, but last rough. To get on top, no matter lack of wrecks. I think it will be just fine.” weekend at Richmond what series it is in NASCAR, Edwards did agree with what many others are International Raceway,that all you’ve done something special for saying when he pointed out that the current car, changed. Driver Kyle Busch (left) and car owner Kurt Busch after winning Friday’s Nationwide a day.It’s an interesting family and the way it reacts aerodynamically,is a factor. Kurt won Friday’s Nationwide Series Virginia 529 College Savings 250 at Richmond Int’l Raceway.(NASCAR photo) feeling right now,because I’ve “NASCAR hates it when I say this, but I firm- Series race, giving brother Kyle raced for guys like [Roger] ly believe that we should not be racing with his first Nationwide victory as a Penske, guys like [Jack] Roush … downforce, sideforce and all these aerodynamic car owner.Then the next night, to win the spring race at NASCAR. a guy named Busch owns this devices,” he said. “We do not need splitters on the Kyle won the Capital City 400 Richmond for the fourth straight “I think the biggest thing about race car and it’s a little bit differ- race cars and giant spoilers.” Sprint Cup race, going to Victory time, breaking a record he’d held [the Nationwide victory] was just ent feel.” Edwards also said that drivers might be more Lane for the first time since last jointly with Richmond’s all-time that it’s something that I’m trying Interestingly,the Busch broth- cautious these days, since a crash or two in the August at Michigan winner Richard Petty. to build and make successful, and ers head to this weekend’s races regular season could knock them out of the International Speedway. Busch said in his winner’s it’s got my name on it, so we’re at Talladega Superspeedway tied championship-deciding Chase. On Saturday at Richmond, a interview that the Cup win as a doing the best we can with the in career Cup victories, with 24. “It might be that some of this green flag rac- late caution set up a round of pit driver felt more special than the people we have and with what “It’s cool that we’re tied for ing, and guys being more reserved, is that they stops, and Busch’s crew put him Nationwide victory as an owner, we’re doing there,” he said. “It’s wins like that,” Kyle Busch said. realize that, right now,you can’t put yourself in a on the track ahead of Tony but both were big for the Busch just a matter of working through “It’s neat that we’re still racing hole,” he said. “You can’t go out there and race Stewart, who appeared to have brothers, who have had to try to the pitfalls sometimes, and work- around here in the Sprint Cup like you would like to sometimes, because this is the faster car. But once Busch put their bad-boy days behind ing through the challenges that lie Series, hopefully with many more real important, this first 26 races, to get locked was out front, he motored away them to move forward again in ahead … To see all of that come wins that we can both achieve.” in. Maybe there is some of that going on.”

Unlikely friendship spotlighted in annual Charity Ride SPRINT CUP POINTS NUMERICALLY The 18th annual and Petty,and nowhere is that more 1. Greg Biffle Charity Ride Across America is on the evident than in their work for Victory road this week, as Petty and about Junction. 338; Leader SPEAKING 175 others are wheeling their motor- “The coolest thing is to be in these cycles across the western United tiny little towns out in the middle of 2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. States. nowhere, and lining the street are Major categories in which The group left Napa, Calif., on people holding signs saying,‘We miss 333; behind -5 3 the late Dale Earnhardt Saturday,and will ride through you, Adam’ or ‘We love what you do, still leads all drivers at Nevada, Utah, Colorado and New Kyle,’” Wood said. “Seeing the folks in 3. Denny Hamlin Mexico before ending at Texas Motor these small towns rally around what 329; behind -9 Talladega Superspeedway Speedway in Fort Worth on Friday. Rutledge Wood (left) and Kyle Petty. the Charity Ride stands for is amaz- (wins: 10; top-five finishes: The ride raises money for Victory (SPEED TV photo) ing. For me, it’s one of those moments 4. Matt Kenseth Junction, the camp founded by the that make this all real. 23; top-10 finishes: 27) Petty family to provide a fun respite friend is pretty hilarious when you “Hopping on a motorcycle to raise 328; behind -10 for kids with chronic or life-threaten- consider I’m just some kid who grew money so that kids with illnesses can Cup races at Talladega ing illnesses. up in Birmingham who didn’t know be normal kids for one week is one of 5. Martin Truex Jr. Among the riders is Petty’s fellow much about racing,”Wood said in an the coolest things anybody could ever 20 that were won by the TV personality Rutledge Wood, who interview with SPEED reporters. do. People think Disney World is the 316; behind -22 outside pole-sitter (more than has become fast friends with Petty. “But we’re very similar.I’m some- happiest place on earth, but when Wood was expected to join the ride times a little more mature – although you’re at Camp with these children 6. Jimmie Johnson any other starting position) in Reno, Nev., after signing off of his it may not appear that way – and and you see their faces light up 314; behind -24 on-air job at Richmond International somehow,we meet in the middle.” because no one tells them, ‘No, you Sprint Cup victories at Raceway on Saturday night. Petty agreed that, although the two can’t do that because you’re sick,’ you 7. Kevin Harvick Wood, who grew up in may not seem alike, they really are. realize Camp truly is the happiest 6 Talladega Superspeedway Birmingham, Ala., and went to high “I look at us as a likely pairing in so place in the world.” 313; behind -25 by , tops among all school in Peachtree City,Ga., has long many ways – from music to current Petty said Wood’s enthusiastic per- been an automobile lover,but never events to being a smart-aleck who sona, which also has led to a role on 8. Tony Stewart active drivers met Petty,or seriously followed wants to have fun,” Petty said. “What the U.S. version of “Top Gear” on the 307; behind -31 NASCAR, until going to an audition is strange is Rutledge is Adam’s History Channel, is never more evi- Top-10 finishes for and eventually taking a job revving [Petty’s late son] age. He’s 32. In dent than when he’s volunteering at 9. Carl Edwards up the crowd for SPEED TV’s at- essence, he could be my son. How Victory Junction. 1 in the first track shows. crazy is that? That’s the funny part “Rutledge brings life to Camp and 287; behind -51 seven Nationwide Series races Since meeting Petty at one of those that no one ever thinks about. It’s like the Charity Ride,” Petty said. “He at-track shows, the two have become who’s the oldest and more mature in brings so much energy,enthusiasm 10. Ryan Newman this season (an eighth-place close friends. this group?” and laughter.That’s what Camp and run at Texas Motor Speedway) “The fact Kyle Petty is my best But there’s a serious side to Wood the Ride are all about.” 278; behind -60 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & PUZZLES FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012 DEAR ABBY Bird Man excluded from town festival tries not to squawk his own hometown.” riage counselor, not a As to your grandson, Because the festival child. If your husband the boy should never board members have refuses to go, you defi- be around his aunt and been made aware nitely should go with- uncle unless there is that you are qualified out him. strict supervision. and would like to be a speaker, it’s time ** ** ** ** ** ** Abigail Van Buren to step back. Make www.dearabby.com other plans for when DEAR ABBY: We the festival is held. It’s love our son-in-law, Dear Abby is written possible your absence “Chip,” but not his fam- by Abigail Van Buren, may make their hearts ily. Family get-togeth- also known as Jeanne DEAR ABBY: I am a grow fonder. However, ers are very strained Phillips, and was professional ornitholo- if it doesn’t, at least because they drink -- a founded by her mother, gist (bird expert) with you won’t be sitting lot. Pauline Phillips. Write a substantial record at home and brood- Chip’s brother has Dear Abby at www. of accomplishments ing. (Sorry, I couldn’t given beer to his 3- DearAbby.com or -- books, scientific resist.) year-old and no one P.O. Box 69440, Los papers, blog, website, says anything. I find it Angeles, CA 90069. consultant work, etc. ** ** ** appalling and a form My hometown has of child abuse. Chip’s ** ** ** held a bird festival for DEAR ABBY: When brother is a know-it-all, more than a decade my husband and I have sarcastic and rude. I To order “How to and each year it fea- a private argument, he am worried about my Write Letters for All tures a main speaker at shares our problems grandson spending Occasions,” send your the dinner. My exper- with our 11-year-old any time with them. name and mailing tise and experience far daughter when I am My daughter has also address, plus check outshine that of any of not around. Later, she made her concerns or money order for $7 the speakers they have will tell me she sides known to Chip, but (U.S. funds) to: Dear invited by a consider- with him about our nothing changes. Abby -- Letter Booklet, able margin. I am well- argument. Should I stay out of P.O. Box 447, Mount known in town, but I feel my husband this? -- TEETOTALING Morris, IL 61054-0447. have not been asked to should not involve our GRANDMA Shipping and handling speak. daughter in our dis- DEAR GRANDMA: are included in the I talked to the festival agreements. It makes Much as you might price. board members, and me feel betrayed. How wish to, neither you they say I haven’t been should I deal with this nor your daughter is deliberately excluded, issue? -- VIOLATED IN going to change the but they didn’t give me NEW JERSEY behavior of a bellig- any reason why I have DEAR VIOLATED: erent drunk, which been ignored. There’s You married a man Chip’s brother appears no history of bad feel- who appears to be to be. Because alcohol ings, but I’m starting manipulative and not impairs his judgment to develop some now. above using your to the extent that he’s It feels like a personal daughter to “get giving liquor to his 3- and professional snub. to you.” I agree he year-old and the child’s How do I respond? -- shouldn’t discuss your mother allows it, some- UNAPPRECIATED IN disagreements with one should contact CALIFORNIA her -- not because it’s child protective ser- DEAR a betrayal, but because vices and ask what can UNAPPRECIATED: it’s unfair that she is be done. I recommend You’re not alone with being put in the mid- that you do it soon, this dilemma. To para- dle. because giving alcohol phrase a verse from Because there are to a minor is not only ■ Write Dear Abby at Puzzle Solutions the Bible (which also problems the two of against the law, but www.DearAbby.com or sounds like Rodney you can’t resolve, they could make the child P.O. Box 69440, Los on the next page. Dangerfield), “A proph- should be talked out sick or create a depen- Angeles, CA 90069. et is without honor in with a licensed mar- dency. HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD Eugenia Last

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Personal Merchandise Job Job Legal Legal Legal 100 Opportunities 100 Opportunities IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Accepting Applications for WE ARE LOOKING for an Expe Under COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Notice is hereby given that sealed HOUSEKEEPING/BREAK- rienced (2+ yrs.) OTR Driver. $100 $ 50 PROBATE DIVISION AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, bids will be received in the Columbia FAST ATTENDANT, apply in Please Call 18777458730 FILE NO. 1233CP FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION County Manager’s office until 11:00 person at Cabot Lodge. to receive an application. One item per ad IN RE: ESTATE OF CASE #: 2010CA000111 A.M. on June 14, 2012, for Colum 2Each additional 4 lines 6 days line $.25 MICHAEL KENNETH JOYNER PNC Bank NA, Successor by Merger bia County Project No. 201225E Rate applies to private individuals selling Deceased, to National City Mortgage, a Divi Phase 5. 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Saint Leo University is one of the RN Nurse Manager bate Division, the address of which ceased; Unknown Heirs, Devisees, This project consists of the construc largest and most innovative RN’s FT & As Needed One item per ad is 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake Grantees, Assignees, Creditors, Lie tion of approximately 1.57 miles of 10Each additional Catholic universities in the United Medical Lab Technologist 4 lines 6 days line $1.10 City, Florida 32055. The names and nors and Trustees of Betty M. Morri new alignment twolane roadway in States. A leading provider of the Medical Office Manager Rate applies to private individuals selling addresses of the personal representa son, Deceased, and all other Persons cluding a 140 foot long highway personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. higher education to the military CNA FT & PT Each item must include a price. tive and the personal representative’s Claiming By, Through, Under and bridge over the CSX railroad. Scope This is a nonrefundable rate. attorney are set forth below. 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Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF in Civil Case No. 2010CA000111 from the County’s web site at pool of potential adjunct instruc Over 10 yrs. experience with Each item must include a price. This is a nonrefundable rate. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF of the Circuit Court of the 3rd Judi http://www.columbiacountyfla.com/ tors to teach ESOL at our Lake special needs clients and elderly TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF cial Circuit in and for Columbia PurchasingBids.asp. Compact disks City center, located in Lake City, Private InHome Care Under A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON County, Florida, wherein PNC Bank (CD) containing the Bid Documents Florida. Appointments are for Gary Cannon, CNA/PCA THEM. All other creditors of the de NA, Successor by Merger to Nation are also available at the County Pur immediate and upcoming terms. (386) 364-8177 $2,500 $ 70 cedent and other persons having al City Mortgage, a Division of Na chasing Office located at the above A Master’s degree from a regional claims or demands against dece tional City Bank, Plaintiff and There address. ly accredited institution is the min One item per ad dent’s estate must file their claims sa Ann Thompson, Individually and The successful bidder will be re Schools & 23Each additional imum requirement for undergradu 4 lines 6 days with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS as Personal Representative of the Es quired to furnish the County Manag 240 Education line $1.45 ate programs. Also, candidates Rate applies to private individuals selling AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST tate of Betty M. Morrison, Deceased er with a performance bond and lia personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. must have eighteen credit hours in Each item must include a price. 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Nursing Assistant, $479 $4,000 $ 40 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 145 HERNANDO STREET, LAKE lete from the contract to stay within For additional information and next class05/14/12 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME CITY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, their funding capabilities. application instructions, please One item per ad PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, FLORIDA, AT 11:00 A.M. on Columbia County Board of County 27Each additional visit our website: Phlebotomy national certifica 4 lines 6 days line $1.55 ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 5/30/12, the following set forth in Commissioners www.saintleo.edu/jobs or for a tion, $800 next class05/07/12 Rate applies to private individuals selling YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE said Final Judgment, towit: Scarlet Frisina, Chair personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. direct link to the position: Each item must include a price. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH THE APPROXIMATE NE 1/4 OF A This is a nonrefundable rate. http://www.saintleo.jobs/postings/ LPN 09/10/12 IS BARRED. 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Ran ship for and coordination of ad for each Wednesday insertion. deceased, whose date of death was academic and administrative activ $200, Call 3864968363 or AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS dom drug testing may be done af 3522830925. February 23, 2012; File Number 12 PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM ter hire at the employer’s expense. ities in the Lake City, Madison and 49CP, is pending in the Circuit WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE Trenton area. Support the Univer Placing An Ad Court for Columbia County, Florida, Wage of $9.38/hr. Worker guaran SALE. teed 3/4 of contract hours. Tools sity’s mission and core values as a Probate Division, the address of If you are a person with a disability contributing member of the Computers You can call us at 7555440, which is 173 NE Hernando Avenue, provided at no cost. Free housing 407 who needs any accommodation in provided to non commuting work University’s community. Super Monday through Friday from 8:00 Lake City, Florida 32055. The order to participate in this proceed vise and coordinate all personnel DELL Computer, a.m. to 5:00 p.m. names and addresses of the personal ers. Transportation & subsistence $100.00 ing, you are entitled, at no cost to reimbursed when 50% of contract and administrative activities in the Some people prefer to place their representative and the personal rep you, to the provision of certain assis assigned offices. To include 3867559984 or classified ads in person, and some resentative's attorney are set forth be tance. Please contact the ADA Coor is met. Apply for this job at the 3862922170 low. nearest Florida One Stop Career planning, budgeting, advising, etc. ad categories will require prepay- dinator; 173 Northeast Hernando All creditors of the decedent and oth Street, Room 408, Lake City, Florida Center or call 3867559026 and ment. Our office is located at 180 er persons having claims or demands reference job order #KY0451869. A Master’s degree from a regional East Duval Street. 32056; (386) 7197576 at least 7 ly accredited institution is the Furniture against decedent's estate, on whom a days before your scheduled court ap 408 You can also fax or email your ad copy of this notice is required to be 14 TEMPORARY Farm Workers minimum requirement. Experi pearance, or immediately upon re ence in business or academic copy to the Reporter. served, must file their claims with ceiving this notification of the time Needed. Employer: PP & L Enter TRUNDLE BED, like new, FAX: 386-752-9400 Please this court WITHIN THE LATER OF before the scheduled appearance is prises LLC Murray, KY. Per administration. Excellent supervi 3 drawers, with 2 mattresses direct your copy to the Classified 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF less than 7 days. If you are hearing form all duties of Tobacco, sory and customer service skills. $150 Call 3864968363 or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF or voice impaired, call 711. Straw/Hay, Row Crop, & Green The ability to effectively plan and 3522830925 Department. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF organize. Applicant should have EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- P.DEWITT CASON house/Nursery Production; includ TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT excellent computer skills. porter.com A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ing seeding, fertilizing, planting, Columbia County, Florida plowing, weeding, spraying, irri 430 Garage Sales THEM. R. Shapiro For additional information and All other creditors of the decedent gating, harvesting, & packaging; DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT and general farm maintenance. application instructions, please 3 FAMILY YARD SALE, Deadlines and other persons having claims or Submitted By: ATTORNEY FOR visit our website: demands against decedent's estate Employment Dates: 06/28/2012 – Fri & Sat., 72 p.m, No Early PLAINTIFF: www.saintleo.edu/jobs or for a Birds, 121 SW Stafford Ct, Be Sure to Call Early must file their claims with this court SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & GACHE, 02/20/2013. Random drug testing WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE may be done after hire at the em direct link to the position: Callaway Subdv., furn. (home & LLP http://www.saintleo.jobs/postings/ Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA ployer’s expense. Wage of office, new & used), sporting 4630 Woodland Corporate Blvd. 9555. goods, lawn equip., exercise Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. TION OF THIS NOTICE. Suite 100 $9.38/hr. Worker guaranteed 3/4 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH of contract hours. Tools provided equip., tanning bed, tools, toys, Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. Tampa, FL 33614 Saint Leo University is an equal IN THE TIME PERIODS SET (813) 8808888 at no cost. Free housing provided kids & adult clothing, & misc.. Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF opportunity employer. Catholics, Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. (813) 8808800 to non commuting workers. Friday THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE Transportation & subsistence reim women and minorities are 5 FAMILY, Fri. & SAT. 9?, Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 02500096 bursed when 50% of contract is encouraged to apply. 1524 NW Main Blvd., (previously Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME May 4, 11, 2012 met. Apply for this job at the near LEGAL SECRETARY, Bob’s Marine), US 41 N., These deadlines are subject to change without notice. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, est Florida One Stop Career Center Experience necessary, good salary, 1 mi. past Post Office, furn., ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING clothes, tools, antiques & books. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN or call 3867559026 and reference medical benefits, fax resume to: Cancellations, Changes job order #KY0451772. 3869619956. DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH The District Board of Trustees, Flori ESTATE SALE IS BARRED. da Gateway College, will hold a pub NOW HIRING!!! & Billing Questions 6 TEMPORARY Farm Workers May 4 and 5, Fri. 9am4pm Sat. 8 The date of first publication of this lic meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, We are now hiring experienced am12noon. Marion Place 1859 Ad Errors Please read your ad notice is: May 4, 2012. May 15, 2012, in the Board Room of Needed. Employer: R. Scott Lowe Class A Drivers Murray, KY. Perform all duties SW Paloma Court. China, furni on the first day of publication. Personal Representative: the Union County School Board Of Excellent benefits package ture, glassware, appliances, light /s/ Tammy J. Mallard fice, 55 SW 6th St., Lake Butler, FL of Tobacco, Straw/Hay, Row including health, dental and 401K. We accept responsibility for only Crop, & Greenhouse/Nursery Pro fixtures etc... North Gate open the first incorrect insertion, and TAMMY J. MALLARD 32054. All applicants MUST Have: 198 NW Armadillo LN Topics of consideration will be rou duction; including seeding, fertiliz only the charge for the ad space Class A CDL with X Fri. 5/4 & Sat. 5/5, 8?, Lake City, Florida 32055 tine college business. Any person ing, planting, plowing, weeding, endorsements. 153 Mockingbird Lane, Picadilly in error. Please call 7555440 Attorneys for Personal Representa wishing to be heard on any agenda spraying, irrigating, harvesting, & immediately for prompt correc tive: matter will be provided an opportu 1 yr tractortrailer experience Park off Hwy. 242, many, many packaging; and general farm main with a t/t school certification or household items. Follow signs. tion and billing adjustments. FEAGLE & FEAGLE, ATTOR nity to do so by appearing before the tenance. Employment Dates: NEYS, P.A. Board in the Board Room of the Un 2 yrs. tractortrailer experience Cancellations Normal advertising 06/30/2012 – 12/15/2012. Ran without the certification. Fri. 5/4, Sat. 5/5 & Sun 5/6, deadlines apply for cancellation. By: /s/Mark E. Feagle ion County School Board Office. dom drug testing may be done af Mark E. Feagle All objections to this notice and pro 25 yrs or older 7:30?, Rain or Shine, 325 SW Billing Inquiries Call 755-5440. ter hire at the employer’s expense. Please apply online at Broderick Dr. off 47 S, lots of ba Florida Bar No. 0576905 priety of the scheduled meeting Wage of $9.38/hr. Worker guaran Should further information be Attorneys for Personal Representa should be filed with Florida Gateway floridarockandtanklines.com by things, electronics, household required regarding payments or tive College prior to noon, Thursday, teed 3/4 of contract hours. Tools 18663527625. & misc items. Must see to apprec. provided at no cost. Free housing credit limits, your call will be trans- 153 NE Madison Street May 10, 2012. All legal issues OFFICE ASSISTANT ferred to the accounting depart- Post Office Box 1653 should be brought to the Trustees’ at provided to non commuting work LARGE ESTATE SALE ers. Transportation & subsistence Office experience necessary. 5643 NW CR152, Jennings, FL ment. Lake City, Florida 320561653 tention and an attempt made to re 386/7527191 solve them prior to the meeting. reimbursed when 50% of contract Pay based on experience. Health, MAY 4, 5, 6, 8 to 1 pm. General Information Please notify the President’s Office is met. Apply for this job at the dental & vision benefits offered, More then you can imagine 05532360 immediately if you require accom nearest Florida One Stop Career explanation given upon interview. Antiques, furn., lamps, books. The Advertising copy is subject to May 4, 11, 2012 modation for participation in the Center or call 3867559026 and Apply within 6766 264th Street, house is also for sale sitting on Branford, FL, 32008. approval by the Publisher who Public Auction meeting. reference job order #KY0451782. 4.6 acres with pond. reserves the right to edit, reject, Before the Board Meeting a Study PT Clerical position. MF. Must or classify all advertisements under 1996 GMC Session will be held at the Union 8 TEMPORARY Farm Workers be a people person w/good organi Multi Family Fri & Sat. from VIN# 1GTCS14X9TK523501 County School Board Office, from Needed. Employer: Keith Gipson zational/multitasking skills, com 8am? 131 SE Calob Ct, off Coun appropriate headings. Copy should 3:00 p.m. until 3:30 p.m., a reception be checked for errors by the DBA Gipson Farms Auburn, KY. puter (must include Excel), phone ty Club Rd misc baby items, jr To be held 05/15/2012, 8:00am at will follow from 3:30 p.m. to 4:00 Perform all duties of Tobacco, & customer service skills. Send re clothing and shoes, household advertiser on the first day of pub p.m. goods, etc.... must see. lication. Credit for published errors Bryant’s Tire and Towing Straw/Hay, Row Crop, & Green sume & references to Box 05082, will be allowed for the first insertion 1165 East Duval St. Lake City FL house/Nursery Production; includ C/O The Lake City Reporter, P.O. 32055 05532477 ing seeding, fertilizing, planting, PUBLISHER'S NOTE for that portion of the advertisement May 4, 2012 Box 1709, Lake City, FL, 32056 All Yard Sale Ads which was incorrect. Further, the plowing, weeding, spraying, irri 05532398 gating, harvesting, & packaging; Sales Position available for Must be PrePaid. Publisher shall not be liable for any May 4, 2012 LAKE CITY REPORTER and general farm maintenance. motivated individual Rountree omission of advertisements ordered Employment Dates: 06/30/2012 – Moore Toyota, Great benefits, paid to be published, nor for any general, 7?, 181 Blueberry 02/28/2013. Random drug testing training/vacation. Exp. a plus but SAT. 5/5, special or consequential damages. Place off CR 47/242, furniture, may be done after hire at the em not necessary. Call Anthony Advertising language must comply Cosentino 3866237442 glassware, collectibles, misc., fol ployer’s expense. Wage of low signs. with Federal, State or local laws $9.38/hr. Worker guaranteed 3/4 TITLE SEARCH Company seek regarding the prohibition of discrimi- of contract hours. Tools provided ing abstractor for the Lake City nation in employment, housing and SAT. 5/5, 8?, 192 SW Dante Terr, at no cost. Free housing provided area. Min. 5 yrs. exp. Accuracy, 5th house on right, off Hwy 242, public accommodations. Standard to non commuting workers. and proficiency with metes abbreviations are acceptable; how- lots of everything, excellent plus Transportation & subsistence reim and bounds legal descriptions a size men & womens clothes. ever, the first word of each ad may bursed when 50% of contract is must. Can work mostly from home not be abbreviated. met. Apply for this job at the near if a fast internet connection. SAT. 5/5, 8noon, No Early Birds, est Florida One Stop Career Center Some travel. Good pay, 145 SE Tribble St., small house 755-5440 755-5445 . In Print and Online Classifieds Circulation or call 3867559026 and reference benefits, bonuses hold goods, designer clothes, bags, www.lakecityreporter.com This Reporter Works For You! job order #KY0451787. [email protected] misc.. too much to list. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 4-5, 2012 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 9B Unfurnished Apt. Business & 430 Garage Sales 710 For Rent 750 Office Rentals 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale

SAT. 7- 3, 365 SW Burnett Lane Amberwood Hills Apts. 05532260 Charming Brick home w/screened PRICE SLASHED! 3BR/2BA off CR 242 between SR 47 & Sis- Private Patio area. Beautiful yard. 1,700 + WAREHOUSE in garage for outdoor entertaining. Brick home REMODELED! ters Welcome. Toys, clothing, Washer/dryer hkup. Free water & 7 Acre Land Quiet neighborhood. MLS #78440. Fenced backyard $69,500 household goods, NO Early Birds. sewer. 1/1, 2/1. Move in special. Sale $295,000, Rent $2,500 mo. Teresa Spradley-Hallmark Real DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY 386-754-1800. wwwmyflapts.com Tom Eagle, GRI Estate (386) 365-8343. INC. 755-5110 #78340 CLEAN 1/1 Duplex, laundry (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor Coldwell Bank Bishop Realty Refreshing! Looking for a clean Miscellaneous room, fireplace, privacy near 3BR/2BA, 1,590 sq. ft., screen home inside and out, this is it! 3/2, 440 Baya/McFarlane. $500 mo. + dep. For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- porch, workshop, fenced backyard. 1,600 sqft. Nice area MLS #80191 GUNSHOW: 05/5 & 05/06 No dogs 386-961-9181 tors office, Former professional $97,500 MLS#74542 Mary Brown Janet Creel - Hallmark @ The Columbia County office & Lg open space: avail on Whitehurst 386-965-0887 Real Estate (386) 719-0382 Columbia Arms Apt. located East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. Fairgrounds, Hwy 247 Lake City. 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. Coldwell Bank Bishop Realty Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- Sat 9am - 4pm, Sun 9am-3pm. Weekdays 386-984-0622 Pet Friendly. evenings/weekends 497-4762 Great location, building w/lots of ert, 386-397-3473, 4/2 lrg. home Info: 386-325-6114 Pool , laundry & balcony. space, floor area adaptable for on 1 acre. Granite floors, open kit. VERIZON DRIOD PRO CELL 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com business. $229,900, MLS#80346, & Fla. room, wrap around front porch, $129,000 MLS#77292 Original box, wall charger, car Great area W of I-75, spacious Vacation Rentals Elaine K. Tolar 386-755-6488 charger, excellent condition $85 deluxe 2br apts, some w/garage. 790 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Room to Run. Desirable Location Call 386-984-7510. W/D hookups, patio, $600-750 + Horseshoe Beach Special 3 BR/2BA, 1,474 sq. ft, 2 car gar., on an acre of land. 3/2, 1,300 sqft. Sec. 386-965-3775 or 965-5560 Gulf Front 2br, w/lg porch, dock, deck, freshly painted, new carpet, brick home. MLS #80332 Mobile Homes fish sink. wkend $395./wk $895. $109,900 MLS#79581, Mary Jay Sears - Hallmark Greentree Townhouse Real Estate (386) 867-1613 630 for Rent Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free 386-235-3633/352-498-5986 Brown Whitehurst 386-965-0887 alwaysonvacation.com #419-181 Victorian on 2.66 acres. Double 2BR/1 BA water & sewer. Balcony & patio. Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. “Florida’s Last Frontier” Brick 4BR/2.5 BA, wood floors, deck porches, fireplaces, incls. tri- Markham Road plewide MH, Total of 9 BR/3 BA. $475 mo. plus $475 dep. 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com large back porch, carport, super investment, $63,900 MLS#79970 Patti Taylor @ Access Realty, 954-258-8841 Redwine Apartments Lots for Sale MLS #71594, $149,900, 623-6896 Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, 805 Elaine K. Tolar 386-755-6488 3 BR/2 BA, completely refurbish- we have a home for you. ed, appliances furnished, PUBLISHER'S NOTE Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty Farms & 386-754-1800. All real estate advertising in this Exc. location. 1,512 sq. ft. + 210 $775 month. & $775 deposit www.myflapts.com 820 Acreage 386-752-7578 newspaper is subject to the fair sq. ft. room, recent remodeling. The Lakes Apts. Studios & 1Br’s housing act which makes it illegal $94,500 MLS#79838 Mary Brown 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well 3/2 Large MH, small park, near Whitehurst 386-965-0887 FGCC, Small pets ok, $500 dep from $125/wk. Util. & cable incl., to advertise "any preference, installed, Beautifully wooded $575 mo w/12 mo lease Sec 8 vouchers accepted, monthly limitation, or discrimination based Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, 386-752-1971 or 352-281-2450 rates avail Call 386-752-2741 on race, color, religion, sex, 4BR/3BA, on lake, many up- no down, $39,900, $410 mon disability, familial status or nation- grades, $299,000 MLS#76085 Call 352-215-1018 FURNISHED, Small 1 BR/1BA, Updated Apt, w/tile floors/fresh paint. al origin; or any intention to make Elaine K. Tolar 386-755-6488 or www.LandOwnerFinancing.com private property, not pets, such preference, limitation or Mary Brown Whitehurst 965-0887 water furnished, $300 month Great area. Owner Financed land with only Sell Your Vehicle, 386-752-9626 discrimination." Familial status Call 386-752-8755 includes children under the age of Family Wanted. 3/2 Home with $300 down payment. Half to ten ac Wayne Manor Apts. 18 living with parents or legal over 1,600 sqft. Fireplace, large lots. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Motorcycle or Spacious 2bedroom custodians, pregnant women and private fenced backyard! MLS 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Mobile Homes #79943. Paula Lawrence - Watercraft 640 for Sale washer/dryer. Behind Kens off people securing custody of chil- Hall- Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 dren under the age of 18. This mark Real Estate (386) 623-1973 Investment 3/2 1,446 sq. ft. on 2 acres, with all www.myflapts.com newspaper will not knowingly FOR SALE BY OWNER, 860 Property the upgrades, built in 2010 & Windsor Arms Apartments. accept any advertising for real es- 3 BR/2 BA, 2,600 sq. ft., 10 acres, shows like a model. $79,900 MLS tate which is in violation of the built-in pool, screened porch off 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet building. $80,000. Located in #78520 REO Realty Group, Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- law. Our readers are hereby in- pool, beautiful sunrise & lots of Nancy Rogers, 386-867-1271 formed that all dwellings adver- nature to be seen, $225,000 OBO. Olustee. Owner Financing er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. possible. 904-318-7714. 44X12 Covered Front Porch, www.myflapts.com tised in this newspaper are availa- Call 386-292-9333. 4/2 manf. home, sky lights, large ble on an equal opportunity basis. Home Retreat! Immaculate Home. Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- 10 Days closets, 2,560 sq. ft. all on 5 acres, Unfurnished To complain of discrimination call Outdoor kitchen, fenced ert, 386-397-3473, Great invest- $99,000 MLS 79826 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, pool/patio. MLS #80393 ment property in city limits. Both Derington 730 Home For Rent the toll free Properties 386-965-4300 Teresa Spradley - Hallmark units occupied with tenants that ONLY telephone number to the hearing Real Estate (386) 365-8343 want to stay. $50,000 MLS#79206 Beautiful 1 acre lot in great loca- impaired is 1-800-927-9275. $ tion with a 14x70 2/2 Fleetwood LARGE 2,000+ SqFt 3BR/2BA only $1,500 down and $249 mo. Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- home near schools & shopping Auto Parts 42 Call Dave Ammons 386-292-6290 ert 386-397-3473, Beautiful lot on ONLY $28,500 920 & Supplies Suwannee River, well & septic email: [email protected] DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY, Bring the picture in or (above ground) both 5-6 yrs. old., INC. 755-5110 #77505 TIRES - Michelin set of four (4) EASTSIDE VILLAGE! Retirement 2 BR/1 BA Lake City, $45,000 MLS #78842 LT 275/65R18 load range E we will take it for you! community. breakfast nook, screened 202 SE Country Club, NEAR SUMMERS ELEM! 9-32nds tread $220 for set Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- porch. Community. pool & club- $600 dep. $600 mo. 3BR/2BA w/1,705 SqFt 386-754-1747 ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ house. $62,900 MLS 79878 ert, 386-397-3473, 20 acre wood- No Pets, 386-623-9650 w/FP $119,500 DANIEL ฀ ฀฀฀฀ Derington Properties 386-965-4300 ed tract, very nice piece of land, CRAPPS AGENCY INC. 10 mi. from Cedar Key, Price to 755-5110 #80463 ฀฀฀฀฀ FACTORY OUTLET PRICES 940 Trucks ฀฀฀฀ (4) Brand New Doublewides by Sell! $50,000 MLS#78886 Picadilly Park Area, Nice Brick ฀฀฀ Jacobsen under $50,000. All new 3/2 on large .836 acre lot. Fenced 2004 DODGE SLT - 1500, homes in del-set-skirting-steps and Home for Sale back yard, work shop, pole barn. 4-Door Pickup, w/o handicap lift, central AC. Only At 810 Patti Taylor @ Access Realty, low mileage. $13,000 OBO North Pointe Homes in Gainesville MLS #78989 $129,900, 623-6896. Call 386-758-3053 on Hwy. 441. Call 352-872-5566. 2 BR/2 BA Wellborn, 3/2 1,809 sq. ft., corner lot , 11878 49th Road, walkability to grocery stores, rest. Poole Realty, Donna Dawson, Sample Ad HUGE 32X80 4/2 $65,955 $450 dep. $450 mo. & doctors offices. $79,900 Lake view, newly remodeled, Vans & Sport New 2012 Home has 9 ft. ceilings No Pets, 386-623-9650 MLS#79574 REO Realty Group, 5BR/5BA, balcony, spiral stairs to 952 Util. Vehicles and Huge Man Cave Family Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271 patio, on one acre. $295,000 2006 EF250 Room. 2,300 sq. ft. Price incl. 2br/1ba $585 mo. + sec., 1995 CHEVY Customized High 4mi S. Lake City. 3/2 Brick, metal roof, fenced back- MLS#78495, 386-288-5679 Top Van w/1000 # handicapped Ford Van del-set-AC-shirt-steps. 3/4 ton, metal work North Pointe Homes. Pre-approval 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 yard, conv. to VA Hosp., Timco, Poole Realty, Glenda McCall, 3/2 lift, low mileage. $6,500 OBO www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Fla. Gateway Coll., $77,700 MLS Call 386-758-3053 shelves/ladder rack, by Phone, Hwy. 441 Gainesville, in 55+ Eastside Retirement 60K miles, exc. cond. 352-872-5566. 3 BR/1.5 BA, CH&A, fenced back #80464, REO Realty Group, Comm., w/Florida room, lg. kit., yard, hardwood floors, Gwen Nancy Rogers 386-867-1271. patio, sprinkler, 2 car gar.$135,000 $10,500 I Specialize In Repo’s and Used MLS#79546, 386-208-5244 Mobile Home, Lake, $700 month + $700 deposit 3/2 on .50 acre built in 2005. Own- Call $6,500 and up Call Call 386-344-2472. ers pride shows here. Lots of stor- Poole Realty, Kellie Shirah, 4/2, 386-623-9026 Paula Ammons 386-292-6290 age and upgrades. MLS #79880. 2,100+sq. ft. huge master br. email: [email protected] Ginger Parker - Hallmark Real w/walk-in closet, screened back If you don’t sell your vehicle Estate (386) 365-2135. porch, detached gar., $184,000 during the first 10 days, you LIKE NEW! 3BR/2BA MH MLS #80283, 386-208-3847. On 1 acre is move-in 3BR/1BA W/1,296 SqFt can run the same vehicle ad Ready ONLY $65,000 convenient to downtown Poole Realty, Kellie Shirah, BIG for 10 additional days for $58,000 DANIEL CRAPPS House, 2,100 sqft. 10’ ceilings, on only $16.00 DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY 3 BR/2 BA White Springs, INC. 755-5110 #79728 AGENCY INC. 755-5110 beautiful 10 ac., incl. outdoor bld. 16652 Spring Street, #80227 18x25, $259,000, MLS #80224, ฀฀฀฀฀ Mobile Home Wanted $840 dep. $840 mo. 386-208-3847 Live Oak, FL 5 ฀฀฀฀ Singlewide or Doublewide, No Pets, 386-623-9650 BRICK 3/2 with granite in kitchen days good condition, & baths, new flooring, great room Poole Realty, Kellie Shirah, Furn. 3 BR/2 BA, 2,400 sq. ft., 290 SW & 24x24 detached gar./workshop. River Front on the Suwannee, 5 Reasonable offer will pay cash. Leisure Dr., Quail Heights, To Get Your Call 386-288-8379 $112,500 MS 80254 Derington acr., home is deceivingly spacious a week $1,200 mo. plus $1,000 sec. Properties 386-965-4300 and can entertain plenty. $127,000. Mossey Oak Homes Factory Call 386-752-6062 Vehicle Sold, Century 21 The Darby Rogers MLS#80271 386-208-3847 Outlet New 2012 3/2 $36,900, 3BR/2BA CB home Carport, new- You’ll find it here! New 4/2 $39,900 & New 4/2 Company, 3/2 w/office & den., Poole Realty, William Golightly, Call Mary flooring. CH/A Fenced yard. Good scrd. porch, above ground pool, 3/1 Brick mins. from everything, $59,900, Incl. delv., set-up, ac, etc. area. $750 mo plus security. First Coast Homes 386-752-1452 approx. 2,204 sq. ft. $195,000, wood laminate flooring, fenced (386) 755-5440 386-752-0118 or 386-623-1698 MLS #80340, 386-752-6575 around 2 sides, 1 car gar., $95,000 Lake City Reporter Palm Harbor Village BEAUTIFUL 3 BR/2 BA, 2 car Century 21 The Darby Rogers MLS# 80275, 386-590-6681 New Homes Start at $39,900 garage on 2 acre lot, 1,750 sq. ft. $5K for your used mobile home Company, Enjoy the past, 4 under air/heat, $950 mo. 1st + last BR/2BA in Branford. Newer A/C, Any condition! + sec. dep. Call 305-345-9907. 800-622-2832 ext. 210 metal roof, well maint. $64,900 CONVENIENT LOCATION MLS#80381, 386-752-6575 Price Reduced! 2006 Fleetwood 2br Apartment. Close to down- Annv. Series 3/2 plus office, split Century 21 The Darby Rogers town. $485. mo $585 dep. Company, 3BR/2BA, 1,900 sq. bdr. plan, privacy fence, lg. kitch.. No pets 386-344-2170 Patti Taylor @ Access Realty, ft., large master suite, scrd. porch, MLS #78411 $63,900, 623-6896 SITE-BUILT HOME, 4.94 acres in Live Oak, $79,000, On 5 acres, near Fort White, MLS#80476, 386-752-6575 Ready to Move In, 4 BR/2 BA, 1st , last + deposit. Century 21 The Darby Rogers over 2,000 sq. ft., lots of upgrades, Call 386-758-1789 $2,500 down $399 mo., possible Company, Large brick in est. subdv. 3BR/2BA, 1,684 sq. ft., owner fin. First Coast Homes (386) 752-1452. Business & Needs TLC. $94,900 MLS 750 Office Rentals #80211, 386-752-6575 Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- 2007 Dodge 2004 Dodge SLT 1995 Chevy 386-397-3473, 4/2 on10 acres Century 21 The Darby Rogers Caravan ert, 05532259 Company, 4BR/2 and 1 partial Pickup in Bell. 2,200 heated sqft. in coun- OFFICE SPACE for Lease Customized High Top Van bath, 5.05+ acres, vaulted ceilings, with 1000 # handicapped lift, try, Bring all offers! 576 sq' $450/mth Low mileage 58,900. 4-Door, w/o handicap lift, fireplace, granite, $240,000 low mileage. $89,000 MLS#76582 700 sq' at $8.00 sq' low mileage 1785 sq' at $7.00 sq' MLS#80446, 386752-6575 $14,500 or Best Offer Results Realty, Brittany Stoeck- 8300 sq' at $7.00 sq' $6,500 or Best Offer 386-397-3473, Lg. home in Century 21 The Darby Rogers $13,000 or Best Offer ert, also Bank Building Company, Needs a little love, 3 Call s/d on 2 acres! Will have fishing Call Excellent Locations BR/2BA, flagstone fireplace, lg. 386-755-5834 Call rights to Lake at Timberlake, Tom Eagle, GRI eat-in kit., 2 car gar., $86,000 386-755-5834 386-755-5834 Sold “As Is” $49,900 MLS#74862. (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor MLS#80450, 386-752-6575 WOODGATE VILLAGE! 3BR 2BA DWMH w/fenced yd, carport & wkshop $39,900 DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY INC. 755-5110 #79078 Unfurnished Apt. 710 For Rent

05531989 Best deal in town! WINDSONG APTS 386-758-8455 1br Cottage with all utilities including cable & wireless internet. Close to the VA. (727)415-2207 2 BR/1 BA, in town Fort White, lg. comb. liv./kit. & din., lg. fr. & back porch, fenced backyard, $650 mo. incls. all utils. 1st+last+sec. No pets. 941-924-5183. 2 BR/1.5 BA apartment, $650 mo. $200 deposit. Includes water, sewer, lawn and garbage. Located confused? on Highway 47. 386-208-5252 2/2 MH. Central quite location. Rental to Own, starting at $400 mo. Close to everything. 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 Call Lake City Reporter Classifieds! 2BR/1BA APT. w/garage. West side of town. $650. mo. 386-961-9000 WE CAN HELP 386-755-5440 A Landlord You Can Love! 2 br Apts $575. & up + sec. Great area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. 386-758-9351/352-208-2421 10BClass

10B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012 Classified Department: 755-5440

Candidates for Graduation *** Summa Cum Laude ** Magna Cum Laude * Cum Laude D.E. – Dual Enrollment Student HONORS BASED ON 2011 FALL SEMESTER GPA

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Mary Koltz ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE Savannah Yvonne Leonard Katie Marie Bullard Practical Nursing DEGREE Karen E. Kraszewski Dwayne Harrison McCullough ** Ashley D. Burns Logan Dennis Andrews Tracy Kurtz Business Administration Jeremy James McFadyen ** Beyonka Deanna Combs Heather A. Asbell Donald Allen Albritton Jennifer Lynn LaCasse Darla Ann Petty Robert Earl Mendheim *** Bobbie Jean Cook Jessica Jean-Nicole Bailey Mary Teresa Albritton Robin D. Lake Shantel Marie Prats Dawn Renee Miller *** Bethany Leigh-Anne Croft Jessica Amanda Bales Sean Robert Alexander ** Dana Marie Lamb Catharina Hendrika Swart *** Nicholas Chad Minshew * Reniceshia Ka’Wanna Daniels Florence Audrey Dibler Staci Danielle Allen Cameo Michelle Lance ** - D.E. Amanda Lynn Wiggins ** Phillip Neville Mullings Jessica Leanne Davis Patricia Suzanne Douglas Miranda Giselle Amaya *** - D.E. Christian Seth Lane *** Traci S. Pace ** Reshona Nichole Demeritte Allison Lynne Harris Whitney Brionne Ammons ** Alexandra Marie Lang ** - D.E. Computer Information Jo Anna Poole Savannah Lee Norman Dunbar Janelle Lynn Hart Kaitlin Anderson ** Danyal Lasha Langford - D.E. Technology Chad Austin Rac Deidre Leigh Durrance Brandi N. Heaton Shawn Keith Andrews Bruce Randell Langston * Keith Edwin Blackie *** Laura Bethel Sampson ** Rachel Marie Farnesi Keisha L. Holcombe Christian Ivan Arevalo * Katelyn Jewell Lankford *** Lewis Allen Douglas Joanna Leigh Schneider *** Amanda Elizabeth Fender Christina Diane Holland Takesha Armstrong Dennie Dee Ledford ** Laura Elizabeth Shohan Deborah Deneice Gammage Chandra L. Jackson Olivia Joanna Bailey ** - D.E. Hannah Louise Lee Computer Programming and Analysis Charles Donovan Storm Rebecca Renee Godbey Crystal D. Johnson Jessica Renee Baker Ashley Nicole Lindsey Keith Edwin Blackie *** Theodore Monroe Wogamon *** Kendra LaFaye Hamill Elizabeth Suzanne Koltz Brandi Marie Bass Lindsey Monica Locke *** Travis Randall Carter Angel Mae Young *** Ericka Lynn Hardin Mallory Lane Martin Megan Elizabeth Beaulieu * - D.E. James Allen Louden Caitlin Michele Herndon Thomas Lee Massey Cheryl Beckman *** Taylor Lillian Lovelace *** - D.E. Early Childhood Education Supply Chain Management Vondalen Kaneedra Jackson Angelina A. Matheney David Anthony Bell-Higgins Emily Lunde Michelle Aubrey Edwards Ivonne Dannette Campis * Heather Gail Jamison Laquacious J. McCray Kathryn Elizabeth Benefield ** Amanda Jean Manske Jessica Nicole Frame * Krystal Chennell Jones Joaney M. McKinnon Valarie Alyce Benz * Brandon James Mansmann Porsha Janae Jefferson Turf Equipment Management Chelsey C. Kahlich April Michelle Moore Selina Victoria Bishop ** Andrew William Martin * Cheryl Marie Madeiros Jerome Anthony Copeland Jerri Nicole Kitler Alycia Morrill Elizabeth Farley Black Harry Dalton Martin - D.E. Shelbi Danielle Knowles Franklin Musselwhite Leslie Juanita Bloomfield Kelly Gene Martin *** Emergency Medical Services Technology ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED Kendra Nicole Lee Rex Vernon Nichola Peggy Boston * Natalie Michelle Martinez *** Jonathan Dempsey Dowdy SCIENCE DEGREE Savanna Lee Morrell Aimee Norman Lewyn Donald Boyette III * Christopher Michael Mauldin *** Samantha Claire Musick Buket Ozbay Albert Jonas Brand - D.E. Blaire LaRae Mayo ** Golf Course Operations Business Administration Brandy Nicole Newkirk Samantha Renee Philman Kelly Marie Brannan *** Felicia Denise Mayo Corey Allen Burnham Ivonne Dannette Campis * Jacklyn Danielle Noblitt Desiree N. Prokop Marquita Shanette Brewer * Tucker Ace McCullough Jacob R. Connolly Michelle Lyn Cashman Amber Nicole Peloni Brittany Nicole Rosier Kevin Ray Bringman Brandon Lance McDaniel Gordon Cope Marcelle Denise Conlin Patricia Ann Peterson Sariah J. Sanders Paula M. Brittain *** Heather McDowell Eric Travis Dixon Dorene M. Hallman Latasha Reenee’ Rossin Jessalyn Shayne Taylor Rhonda Sue Bronson ** Shannon Leslee McKain Michael Fasy Joann Houde Ashley Robbin Sharp George Walker Anthony O. Brown Morgan Roxanne McKenzie ** - D.E. Joshua Christopher Gratton Sheila Preedom * Charles Eric Slaymaker Amanda Stephenson Williams Dustin Matthew Brown ** Krysten Lynn Meadows Christopher M. Green Linda Diane Thomas Kristie Marie Vaughn Mallory Leanne Wise Hannah Brooke Buckler *** - D.E. Tami Renee Meeks John Ludwig Hopkins Jr. Cheryl Ann Webb * Rachael Nicole Vest Ashley Madison Wolf Jessica Renee Bullock *** Wendy Margaret Miles James Wesley Norton Kelly Michele Walton Ronnie Vincent Burcham Teresa Marie Millard Stephen Andreaus Pedican Graphic Design Technology Temeka Monique White Preschool Specialization Charlie MacArthur Burnett IV Stormy Jean Mobley Megin Rae Potts Terasa L. White Kandi Jo Norton Meghan R. Burns Susie E. Montgomery * Graphic Design Technology Timothy William Wall Shelby Paige Burnsed ** Sara Anne Moran Margaret C. Collins *** Crossover: Correctional Officer to Law Water Quality Technician Kevin Dwayne Butler Olivia Miracle Morrell Stacy Lynn Harrison ** CERTIFICATE Enforcement Basic Recruit Scott Cary Garner - D.E. Ethan William Campbell Whestley Alexander Murphy Justin Donald Alvarez Kaleb Jarrod Giebeig Katie Lynn Canaday Mary Katherine Nelson Landscape Technology Accounting Technology Richard Lee Clemons Joe Edward Hoover - D.E. Michelle Megan Cannon Jessica Lynn Nettles *** Andrew Michael Guerrero Melinda Green Stephen Kyle Douglass Dustin Ray McCullough - D.E. Shane Matthew Carlisle *** Jennifer Amanda Newbegin *** Marcus B. Hilton Shantel Marie Prats William Alfred Floyd Joshua William Pate - D.E. Alexis Rae Carpenter Brittany Nychole Norris * - D.E. Jack Royce Shaw Jason Lee Gray Sonali Laxman Patil Elli Carranza *** - D.E. Corrina Ann O’Bright ** Business Management Matthew Evan Harden Deborah B. Pearson De’Neisha Carter Ashley JoeAnn O’Steen Nursing Tracy Lynn Betz James Francis Hegenbarth Arthur B. Sams Karry Lynn Catledge Buket Ozbay Bethany Megan Anderson Ivonne Dannette Campis Antonio Mario Johnson Nathan Chase Stamper Crystal Nicole Chaires *** Priscilla Lynne Parker * Mary Elaine Badgerow Michelle Lyn Cashman Douglas Karl Krieger Cody James Waldron - D.E. Wendy Lea Clark Kathy Joanna Parrish Lacey Brooke Barnett Dorene M. Hallman Frank Edward Lam Jimmy Wayne Zaruba Jashun Lanee Collins * Jenna Lee Payne Stephanie J. Beasley * Karen E. Kraszewski John Mantle Martin Deanna Lea Conner Austin Michael Pearce Constance Noel Bonds Malia Nicole Leitch Brett Thomas Pittman APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA Lindsey Renee Corder Timothy Melvin Pearce Leslie Ann Bradford Darla Ann Petty Tiffany Ruth Williams KaSandra Selene Cowart Lynda Barrs Perry * Emily Lynne Burnette Jacqueline McCloud Pollock Christopher Sean Wilson Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Heather Alexis Crawford ** Jessica Marie Perryman * Sarah Diane Clark Shantel Marie Prats Dylan Samuel Alvey Rebekah Gail Crews Courtney Alexandra Peruyero Hilary Megan Coker Sheila Preedom Engineering Process Technology Support Christopher William Auger Holly Beth Crumpton *** Audrey Maria Philman ** - D.E. Yolanda Coleman Catharina Hendrika Swart Specialist Aaron Allen Beard Kathryn Merrie Cullum ** Jean M. Pick Shirley Ann Collins Linda Diane Thomas Jonathan Saul Frazier Brandon Dwight Brooks Sean Aaron Cunningham Kacey Jeanne Pippins *** Adam Lee Copher Cheryl Ann Webb Kien Joseph Cade Edward George Czarnecki * Tabitha R. Plunske - D.E. David Frederick Cordes Graphic Design Production Sandra Nicole Canady Casey Dawn Daugherty Alvin D. Plymel Kacey LeAnn Crawford Child Care Center Management Russell William Green Sasha Lynn Cutford Ashley DeAnn Davis ** Shantel Marie Prats Miranda Kaye Crews Kandi Jo Norton Anthony Woodrow Hacker II Brian Carmen Damiani Cortney Lee Davis Thomas Jacob Priest Stephanie Nicole Crosby Stacy Lynn Harrison Jacob Thomas Doyle Michael Brandon Davis Katheryn Grace Quincey ** Devon Brooke Darby * CISCO Kelly Courtney Rowe Brandon Duaine Garner Sarah McKinzi Davis *** Janie Lee Reed Natacha Egland Keith Edwin Blackie Carole Myrick Strickland Steven Daniel Gaylord Elizabeth Maria Day Tracy L. Register ** LaKendra Nicole Filer-Sommons Lewis Allen Douglas Timothy William Wall Melissa Ann Goodson William Anthony-Eugene Dees Cindy Lynne Reville ** Tiffany Danielle Fish Lyn Ann Ellison Dalton Wade Graham Jennifer Michelle DeLong *** - D.E. Bradley Allen Rhoden * Lydia Veronica Flewelling Lonnie Wayne Hall Infant and Toddlers Specialization Elizabeth Jordan Hanks Lauren D. Denning ** - D.E. Amber Richardson Pamela Ruth Ford John Karl Harrison Kandi Jo Norton Raymond Michael Hinton Amanda Jo Dennis ** - D.E. Sean Curtis Rider Vanessa Gilliam Taylor Marie Kalishek Brittany Joy Dennis Thomas Malcolm Riherd Jennifer Lauren Green * CMS Law Enforcement - Basic Recruit Logistics and Transportation Specialist Austin Craig Kazmierski Sierra Nicole DeVanie ** - D.E. Shannon Amanda Riordan ** Elizabeth Suzanne Hand Logan Pike Baity Ivonne Dannette Campis Joshua Otto Koffarnus Courtney Glynn Diamond - D.E. Anicia Marie Rioseco *** - D.E. Katharine Teresa Hardee *** Matthew Christopher Bradley Robin Steele Fall Walter Lee Littles III Haley Rebecca Dicks ** Joshua David Rivers Matthew Ryan Hatcher Jodi Lynn Broxterman Mark Edwin Swindle Andrew Anthony Murphy Jr. Kerri Ann Dooley Jamie Lynn Roberts Casey Janell Higginbotham Shawn Thomas Burgin Kimberly Dawn Overby Andy Duong *** Laura Jean Robinson ** Kristina Nicole Imler Giampaolo Cabrera Paramedic Carrie Alyssa Richardson Jorga S. Duran * Jimmie L. Rodgers Jr. Markhaela Lynette Johnson Samantha C. Clark Casey Ann Brett David Cody Wayne Roberts Joseph B. Edge Shelby Mae Rogers ** - D.E. Sarah Marie Keast Scott William Clough Joshua Clayton Brown Larry Eugene Shallar III Markie Michelle Emery ** Kody Charles Ross - D.E. Clanitra Kelsey Morgan Anna Eilts Michael Timothy Carson Francesca Leigh Sims Katherine Jean Estrada Lauren Renee Ryan *** - D.E. Shani D. King Gerald Lavon Ford Brian Eberhardt Stantia Chontale Stewart Amber Lee Feagle Karl Luke Sanders Elaine Lagasse Nicholas Edmund Gracki Loyd Andrew Gaylard Thomas Lewis Stinson Sarah Jean Floyd Mendy Lynn Sanders Matti Lucille Lee Gharrett Andrew Herres Alisha Marie Hagan Emily Beth Stoerkel Kristen Marie Forsythe Erica N. Sheppard * Emily Nicole Lyons David Justice William Slade Maynard Jordan Curtis Stokes Bradley Edwin Franks *** Arden Blair Sibbernsen ** Allison Marie Markwich JoAnna Delores Land Christine Denise Peeler Landon Randolph Stokes Kurt E. Frazier * Amber Rae Simms *** Mia McCloud Cornelius Quentin Lorton Colby Dale Perryman Shane Garrett Taylor Rachel Carol Gainey * - D.E. Heather Marie Smith Whitney Amanda McFatter Brian Lee Melvin Joshua Yabu Roberts Nicholas Gage Thacker Justin Wyman Garland *** Jennie Elena Smith ** Jennifer Leigh Milligan Sean Michael Miller Noah Roberts Hannah Elizabeth Tucker Mariah Renee Germaine - D.E. Joshua Kirby Spradley Jamie Young Mincey Brad Edward Snow Michael Clay Smith Tiffany Ann Tucker Angela B. Gibson Levi Phillip Sprague - D.E. Christina Marie Nobs Milton William Sumpter Bruce Alan Thompson Stephanie Carol Vickers Nicholas Aubrey Goff * Jill LeighAnn St. John - D.E. Natasha Lee Odom Jesse Ryan Villaverde Brandon Rene Gonzalez *** Breanna Elise Stalvey ** - D.E. Casey L. O’Steen ** Commercial HVAC Patient Care Assistant Melissa Ann Williams Natalie Grace Gordon Syleta Cooper Stamer Hali Brooke Perryman William Joseph Chopie IV Whitney Marsena Barnett Nathan Alvah Woodward Sunny Kay Gray *** - D.E. Russell A. Stefanik Regina Denise Petty Edward Francis Gray Katherine Elizabeth Berkley Trey Frasier Green * Casey Lyn Stevens *** Kristy Ann Philman * Victor Christian Hegstrom Shala Renee Cameron Medical Coder Biller Matthew Eric Greenfield * Jamie Alexis Stevens ** Victor I. Photos Nicholas Scott Ray Krystal Lanette Daniels Debra Donnell Bahr La-Sheria Lamarra Grice ** Katherine Audrey Stewart Angela Dawn Pilkington * Derek Steven Shiver Paula Georgina Deep Cynthia Farley Hall Timothy Richard Griffith - D.E. Lori Ann Stormant Ashley LeAnne Price Brandy Joann Forsyth Candace Marie Jones Kelly Marie Gunter * Hannah Danielle Sullivan * Jacob Dwayne Prince Commercial Vehicle Driving Cheryl Adriana Hall Tina Marie Muniz Amber Marie Hamilton Lorine Lynn Sumner Ginger Marie Register ** Benjamin Wayne Barber Lauren Michelle Hewett Heather Rockey Warner Katharine Teresa Hardee *** Loren Nicole Sweet Beverly Dianne Rife Kathleen Gail Bess Janet Leigh Jackson Ashley Hargrove Matthew Robert Taylor Ryan Ashley Robinson Robert Lee Bess Shelby Nicole Peloni Turf Equipment Technology Robert Dwayne Hargrove *** Misty D. Taylor Alfred Andrews Sharpe Jr. Lonnie Tyrone Bristol Jr. Lula Mae Roundtree Albert Noble Adams Megan Michelle Harrell Cheyenne Marie Tempest Steven Roger Shepard Sammy Lee Claridy Amanda Leigh Schmucker Billie Joe Brannen Julie Renee Harrison *** - D.E. Cameron David Thomas *** Renita Jenese Sheppard Charles Van Ellis Stacey Roseann Wilcox Gregory Michael Buckley Matthew Ryan Hatcher Colby James Thomas * - D.E. Sarah Jean Slaymaker ** Eric Michael Huelsman Randy Mitchel Burnett Kimberly S. Hathaway Felicia Paige Thomas ** - D.E. Micala E. Smith Charles Keith Leonard Patient Care Technician Travis Mitchell Cook Brian Edward Hauck Linda Lee Thomas ** Katherine Lucille Stafford Michael Daniel Lopez Brandy Joann Forsyth Jerome Anthony Copeland Karlie Michelle Heinz * Robin Marie Thomas Leanna Brooke Stebbins Charlotte Odessia McConaghy Angela D. Whilden Kyle Ray Gambel Rebecca Diane Henderson Terry Ashley Thomas Kerri Lynn Strickland * Irvin Floyd McConaghy Claudia Teodora Zamora Marcus B. Hilton Alexis Monimia Hickox ** - D.E. Regina Lynn Thompson *** Jesse Lee Stubblefield *** John Paul Moore William Conrad Kassner Dwight Randall Hicks *** Austin Watt Thrasher Ashley Nicole Summers George David Swanson Phlebotomy Randy Alan Kastor II Randy Dale Higgs Matthew Eric Tomlinson Dolores Tan Vicente Aguilar Luke Andrew Macke Helen Thi Ho *** - D.E. Paul Robert Tousignant ** - D.E. Takella Olivia Thompson Competency Based Teacher Certification Claribel Alvarez Cole McNally Joyce M. Hodges ** Simon Andrew Towne *** Jamie Marie Tomlinson Thomas Hunter Abercrombie Lindsay Michelle Avery Matthew Wayne Morton Miranda Shane Holland ** Wendy Sue Trantham *** - D.E. Samantha Lindsey Turner * Margaret Mary Boris Brittany Michelle Baldwin Robert John Mulhare Chelsea Leigh Holliday Amanda Lauren Trippensee *** Ashley Nicole Walker Sequeta Joyette Camiel Whitney Marsena Barnett Matthew Russell Parker Heather Marie Holt ** Brittany Lynn Trowell ** - D.E. Kelly Christina Walker Lisa Owana Goss Kimberly Michelle Barton - D.E. Stephen Andreaus Pedican Jeremiah Daniel Hook Sierra Alexandria Tucker Jill Lynnette Westover Yvette Mickens Mark David Bougher Thomas Wilson Savage Brett Houston ** Kelsey Ann VanAernam *** Mindy Jeanette White ** Pearlnita Marie Mitchell Florentina Canales Brannon Zachary Martin Shenk Lilianna Batista Howard John Levi Vann LaVonia Shanetta Williams Matthew Michael Pepper Tara Kathryn Browning-Pattengale - D.E. David Alan Simpson Travis Lee Howard Ali Wainwright ** - D.E. Ashley Marie Witt ** Tiffani Jare’ Sheppard James William Burnett Logan Glenn Humphries Larissa Walton Katherine Ashley Witt Sharon Denise Westberry Krystal LaDawn Campbell Chad Robert Hunter Carissa Nicole Watson * - D.E. Chelsea LaShea Woodard Chelsea Lynn Cordery - D.E. Lexie Claire Huntsman Elizabeth Ashley Weddle Karen Burton York Computer Office Specialist with April Lynn Dampier Kailey Nichole James Katti Leigh Wheeler *** Programming Jacmica Antionette Dandy Patricia N. Jenkins Allison Kathryn White *** Office Administration Keith Edwin Blackie Allison L. Douglass A.A. Candidates will Deborah Michelle Johnson *** Jonathan Wayne White *** Joan D. Harris Lewis Allen Douglas Brandy Joann Forsyth Laci D. Johnson Gerald Matthew Whitehead Lonnie Wayne Hall Cynthia Farley Hall graduate at 10:30a.m. Molly Elizabeth Johnson Erica Nadine Williams *** Physical Therapist Assistant Marie Victoria Jarrard Relaina Theon Johnston *** Steven Webster Williams *** - D.E. Teresa Lynn Thomas Adams ** Computer Support Specialist with Blaire LaRae Mayo A.S., A.A.S., A.T.D., and Michael E. Jordan ** Robin Jean Willis *** Christopher Maxwell Bodden ** Programming Stacey L. Mikell Chelsea Quynn Joslin ** - D.E. Justin Michael Wilson Cynthia Irene Brinkley *** Keith Edwin Blackie Angela Hope Perry Certificateswill graduate Taylor Marie Kalishek Megan Rose Wolcott Lawrence Leroy Cain Travis Randall Carter Beverly Rachelle Rodriguez Jamecia R. Keel Amanda Lynn Woodfield *** Adam Gregory Cashion Lewis Allen Douglas Cassandra Stacy Roy at 1:00p.m. Joshua Kameron Keen Jami LaRay Yarbrough *** Charles Henry Garnett II * Janice Ann Savin Ashlyn Elizabeth Kerce *** Jordan Christie Yarbrough * Eric Lee Green *** Cosmetology Alyssa Lynn Steinmetz Friday, Jacob Scott Kerr *** Amy Christine Yarick *** - D.E. Nasyra Johanny Handal Kaycee Marie Baker Janet Lehman Swearingen Sonia Danette Kimball ** Barbara Zipperer Effie Marie Hemphill ** Brandi Helaine Barber Heather Brook Thompson - D.E. May 4, 2012 Kelsee A. King Lamiaa Zorqane *** James Roger Hensley *** Bridget Nichole Beyer Jamie Suzanne Vandigo Charles Scott Kishton * Jessica F. Langley ** Dardie Blithe Bolin Brittany Janice Young - D.E.

FLORIDA GATEWAY COLLEGE Mr. Thomas M. Riherd II, Vice Chairperson Dr. Athena Randolph Florida Gateway College is accredited by the Commis- Florida Gateway College will adhere to all applicable federal, state, and local Union County Columbia County sion on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges laws, regulations, and guidelines with respect to providing reasonable accom- Dr. Charles W. Hall and Schools to award associate degrees. Contact the modations as required to afford equal educational opportunity. Students may President Mr. Donald R. Kennedy Ms. J. Marcelle Richardson Columbia County Baker County Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, obtain further assistance and information by calling Janice Irwin, coordinator of Ms. Marilyn C. Hamm Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions disability services, at (386) 754-4215. The Disability Services Office is located Vice President for Business Services Ms. Kathryn L. McInnis Dr. James Surrency about the accreditation of Florida Gateway College. in Building 017, Room 021, 149 SE College Place, Lake City, FL 32025. Dixie County Gilchrist County Florida Gateway College does not discriminate in education or employment Mr. Robert C. Brannan III, Chairperson The mission of Florida Gateway College is to provide su- related decisions on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, Baker County Ms. Suzanne M. Norris perior instruction, nurture individual development, and Columbia County age, disability, marital status, genetic information, or any other legally enrich the community through quality higher education protected status in accordance with the law. The Equity Officer is Sharon Best, programs and lifelong learning opportunities. director of human resources, Building 022, 149 SE College Place, Lake City, FL 32025, and may be reached at (386) 754-4313.