Coming Together for Carly

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Candlelight vigil for town Lake City. Decker said Carly was discharged “Prayers for Carly” is the name from the hospital Wednesday, but injured infant set for most people in the community have there may be a long road to full Monday evening. given to the event, said Dennille recovery ahead for her and her Decker, Lake City/Columbia family. County Chamber of Commerce The Orchard Community Friday By TONY BRITT executive director. Church, where the Casons worship, [email protected] On Tuesday Nov. 6, Carly, the was instrumental in organizing the Holiday expo daughter of Matt and Carrie Cason, event. A candlelight prayer service for was diagnosed with Shaken Baby The program, which is expected The High Springs Carly Cason, who has been diag- Syndrome. She was taken to a local to last about an hour, will consist Woman’s Club will have a nosed as a victim of Shaken Baby hospital for treatment then trans- of a prayer service, singing and Holiday Expo from 2 to 6 Syndrome, will take place 6 p.m. ferred to a Gainesville area hospi- COURTESY p.m. today and 11 a.m. to Monday at Olustee Park in down- tal. CARLY continued on 3A Three-month-old Carly Cason. 4 p.m. Saturday at 40 NW First Ave in High Springs. Many vendors will be offering beautiful items for gift giving. Our delicious bak- Events ery table will have pies, Thanksgiving dinner for 425 breads, cookies and other goodies. A raffle drawing will be held for a gift basket center and a decorated Christmas tree. Food, desserts and beverages will be available. enters Saturday Phase 2 Santa arrives Commission will Santa arrives at the Lake spend up to $200K City Mall at 11 a.m. to 2:30 to perform study. p.m. There will be entertainment by area dance, karate, gymnastics groups By DEREK GILLIAM and students performances. [email protected] Professional photography services will be available The Columbia County for photos with Santa. Commission voted 4-1 to go forward with Phase Two of FFA fundraiser the proposed events center T h u r s d a y The Columbia High night. The School FFA Junior Chapter cost of this will have a yard sale start- stage was ing at 8 a.m. Location will be estimated to U.S. 90 West, across from be between the Fifth Generation Farms $150,000 and market. Donations can be $200,000 by DePratter dropped off at the Land JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter o u t g o i n g Lab on the hill at CHS, or Richardson Middle School students and Beta Club members D’Andre Combs (from left), 13, and Addie Pipkins, 14, District 3 contact Ms. Starnes at 755- and Lake City Middle School students and National Junior Honor Society members Christian Collins, 14, and Alexis Commissioner Jody DePree. 8080 or Lauren Townsend Moore, 13, grab Thanksgiving baskets while volunteering at the annual Catholic Charities and Columbia County Phase Two will determine the final location of the events at (386) 288-0636 for more Schools Thanksgiving Basket Drive on Thursday. The baskets include stuffing, cranberry sauce, vegetables, fruits, information. center. It will also finalize what bread, desserts and a gift card to buy a turkey or a ham. type of structure will be con- Farmers market structed and at what cost. In The Lake DeSoto Local schools, Catholic Charities CENTER continued on 3A Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon in Wilson team up to help during holidays POLICE Park, along Lake DeSoto between the Columbia the community for the past 13 County Courthouse and Annual Thanksgiving Thursday with children from Lake City Middle School, Richardson years. Along with the bags full of Credit Shands Lakeshore Hospital Basket Drive kicked Thanksgiving, the 425 families in downtown Lake City. Middle School and Epiphany off Thursday. Catholic Middle School all help- that will be helped through the Sunflower Health Foods will efforts of the community will card have a booth at the market. ing pass out baskets full of canned goods and other foods associated recieve a gift card to purchase a They will have samples of By DEREK GILLIAM with the national holiday. turkey. She said it’s pretty hard fraud key products and a variety [email protected] Suzanne Edwards, chief operat- to store 425 frozen birds and it’s of items they offer at their The annual Catholic Charities ing officer of Catholic Charities easier this way. store. There will also be a and Columbia County Schools of Lake City, said the food drive alleged drawing for a $20 gift cer- Thanksgiving Basket Drive began has been an ongoing event in tificate for the store, located BASKETS continued on 3A By TONY BRITT at 225 NW Commons Loop [email protected] (in the Publix shopping plaza). For more informa- Fire at laundromat A Lake City man, arrest- tion, coupons and monthly ed Wednesday, faces more specials, visit their website than 100 counts of illegal at Sunflowerhealthfoods. credit card com or call (386) 758-5511. use, after For more information about he alleg- the market, call (386) 719- edly used 5766 or visit market.lcfla. and let com. other people use a Landscaping workshop gas card to purchase Ward A workshop on Edible more than Landscaping will be at 2 $6,300 worth of gas during p.m. at the the Columbia a five-day period. County Library in down- Christopher Tyrone town Lake City. Columbia Ward, 34, of 288 SE Andrew County Extension hor- Park Drive, was charged ticulture agent Nichelle with larceny, dealing in Demorest will discuss how stolen property and 114 to use space surrounding counts of fraud (illegal use your home to grow attrac- of credit cards) in connec- tive fruit and vegetable tion with the case. He was plants. Edibles plants booked into the Columbia escape the conventional County Detention Facility garden and do double duty on $590,000 bond. as landscape plantings. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter According to Columbia Learn some tricks toward A Lake City firefighter walks by a pile of smoldering clothes that caught fire in a dryer at the Coin Laundry at the food sustainability. Gateway Center on US 90 late Thursday afternoon. No one was injured. FRAUD continued on 3A

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Celebrity Birthdays Thursday: Thursday: n Actress Marg n Actress Lisa Bonet is 45. Afternoon: 9-5-6 Afternoon: 5-0-9-8 Wednesday: Helgenberger is 54. n Rock n Actress Tammy Lauren is Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 6-7-21-26-36 musician Mani is 50. 44. n Former MLB All-Star pitch- n Actress Martha Plimpton er Dwight Gooden is 48. is 42. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Daily Scripture “Trouble and distress have come upon me, but your com- ‘Dog Whisperer’ starts new life mands give me delight.” — Psalm 119:143 LOS ANGELES ery soon, Cesar Millan will have a new television show, a book, a tour, a Thought for Today documentary, and — if she says yes — a fiancee. “History is a combination of VThe year is ending on a high note reality and lies. The reality of for Millan as he ends his reign as TV’s “Dog Whisperer” and bounces history becomes a lie. The back from a suicide attempt in May unreality of the fable becomes 2010 that left him unconscious and the truth.” hospitalized. — Jean Cocteau, In “Cesar Millan: The Real Story,” French author, director, he talks publicly for the first time about the overdose that almost took poet (1889-1963). his life. The documentary, which airs Nov. 25 on Nat Geo Wild, will also launch a global speaking tour. 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consumers, said it’s a bad Man gets 30 days deal for residential and Manatee advisory for killing bear other customers. issued by FWC The commission is OCALA — A north POMPANO BEACH scheduled Monday to Florida man who killed a — Wildlife officers have a begin a hearing on the pro- black bear has been sen- message for boaters: slow posal with a decision set tenced to 30 days in jail. down for migrating mana- for Dec. 13. Records show that 48- tees in Florida. The settlement is lower year-old J.C. Calton was The Florida Fish and in the first year than the sentenced last week after Wildlife Conservation base rate increase FPL pleading guilty to two mis- Commission said as the originally sought but calls demeanor charges. Calton weather cools, manatees for higher rates later. must also surrender his move to warmer waters bow to the Florida Fish such as freshwater springs and Wildlife Conservation Hunters find or canals near power Commission and pay a plant outflows. Boaters $250 fine. human remains are being asked to slow FWC officers reported WESLEY CHAPEL — down and watch out for finding a large bear that Authorities are investigat- manatees as many of the had been killed with a ing after human remains seasonal manatee protec- broadhead arrow in the were found in a wooded tion zones go into effect Ocala National Forest area in southwest Florida. Thursday. on Aug. 26. The body Hunters called Pasco November is Manatee appeared to have been County Sheriff’s officials Awareness Month. The dragged by a vehicle. The on Thursday after finding wildlife commission said officer’s followed the path the remains. in a statement that many back to Calton’s home, Authorities said the manatees in Florida have where the officers found remains were scattered scars from run-ins with a pool of dried blood and by animals so it’s unclear boats. They’re encourag- leftover corn and dog food. whether they belong to ing boaters to do their The officers say Calton a man or woman or how part by slowing down in admitted to luring the bear long they have been there. seagrass beds and warm- to his yard the previous No clothes were found and water sites where the ani- night and then shooting it investigators say it’s too mals like to congregate. with a bow and arrow. early to determine if foul play was involved. 1 dead in house There is a homeless Florida justices camp nearby, but it’s fire near Tampa punt FPL case unclear if the victim was RIVERVIEW — associated with the camp. TALLAHASSEE — The Firefighters say one per- Florida Supreme Court son died in a house fire has transferred a case Toddler hit by near Tampa. challenging Florida Power Hillsborough County & Light Co.’s proposed bullet fragment Fire Rescue workers found rate settlement to a lower PENSACOLA — the body while putting out court. Authorities say a toddler the fire early Thursday However, the justices was injured when hit by a in Riverview. They said instructed the Tallahassee- fragment during a shoot- flames were shooting based 1st District Court ing at a Pensacola apart- through the home’s roof of Appeal on Thursday ment complex. when they arrived. to expedite consideration Escambia County A neighbor called 911 because the case is time- Sheriff’s officials said after seeing the flames. sensitive. the toddler was taken to According to firefighters, Public Counsel J.R. Sacred Heart Hospital one neighbor knocked on Kelly is seeking a court Wednesday evening. the door of the burning order to block the Public Deputies said the injuries home but got no response. Service Commission from were not life-threatening. Officials said the home considering the settlement The Pensacola News was destroyed. between FPL and groups Journal reported deputies The state fire marshal’s representing industrial, are searching for two sus- office will assist in the health care and federal pects. No further details investigation. The name of the victim was not released. government customers. about the shooting were Kelly, who represents all immediately available. n Associated Press 3A

LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 3a CENTER: County will proceed with Phase 2 Garden Club decorations Continued From Page 1A addition it will determine what for or against, but at the moment Two, Phase Two would identify utilities and what improvements I’m against, because I don’t have the land that the county would to area roads would be required. the information,” he said. one day wish to build upon. He The final expectations on rev- He added that the events cen- said it would be in the best inter- enue will also be determined. ter could be a “great, viable proj- est of the county to buy that land The only dissenting vote was ect, but right now we don’t have sooner than later. from District 2 Commissioner the information.” “I think that is where this Rusty DePratter. He said he DePratter also said the board phase leads us too,” he said. “It believed that the public should was putting all its funds for eco- leads us too where we are going be allowed to make further nomic development into the and where we want to go.” comment on the matter before events center project. He asked He then said there were “big- spending more money on the what would happen if a com- ger fish in the sea,” meaning project. pany that could create 100 jobs the Florida Intermodal Park, Also, the board had on the day wanted to come into Columbia formerly known as the Catalyst of the meeting received a letter County. He asked if there was a Site. from the attorney for Columbia back-up plan. Local attorney Joel Foreman, County Resources, Inc., which Commissioners who spoke in who fielded questions on the said that before the events favor of continuing on to Phase topic for county attorney Marlin center could move forward, Two said it would provide the Feagle, said the county wouldn’t there had to be a memoran- information needed to make a be committed to any expense dum of understanding between final determination on actually until contracts are actually Columbia County Resources building the center. signed with the consultants who and the commission. “I whole heartedly agree 100 will undertake Phase Two. DePratter said this letter trou- percent that we should have Feagle said he had a conflict bled him. a public hearing,” District 1 of interest because members of JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter “I don’t like getting this piece Commissioner Ron Williams his family own land in Ellisville, Members of the Garden Club pose for a photograph in front of the entrance of paper before the meeting and said. “But by God how can we a potential site for the events not being able to review it,” he have a public hearing when we center. to downtown Lake City on Thursday before decorating it for the holidays. said. “ I don’t think that was fair don’t have any awnsers to the “I think what happened though Pictured are Genie Norman (back row, from left), Sandra Foreman, Rosemary to this board .... The fact that questions that are going to hap- Phase One, if you were drawing Coleman, Dorothy Colvin, Gerris Christie, Tina Roberts, Martha Ann step two should have been pub- pen.” a beautiful picture, right now Ronsonet, Linda Jones (front row, left) and JoAnn Torrans. licized and everyone could have He said Phase Two will allow you just got a pencil sketch, recieved this information days the commissioners to anwser and Phase Two is going to fill in ago so that when they came in questions that would be asked some of the details,” Foreman Musical performance set here they were aware of what by the public. said. “And you’re not going to be we were going to do and what Williams said since 1976 an done with the picture -- you’re Masterpiece Theatre of the Arts, a youth theater company, will per- they are asking for us to do.” events center has been a “hot not going to make the final form the musical “Into the Woods, Junior,” at 6:30 p.m. in the Florida He said that several people in topic,” and every election cycle descision to be ready to spend a Gateway College Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $10, with chil- the community had called for it creeps back into focus. lot of money until you are ready dren younger than 5 free. Advace tickets are available at 1st Street public hearings on the project. He said even if the county to hang it on the wall.” Music or from Sandra Williams at Farm Bureau Insurance. Call (386) “My statements aren’t that I’m doesn’t move beyond Phase 984-0504 for more information.

FRAUD: Man faces 114 counts of illegal card use BASKETS: 425 will feast Continued From Page 1A Continued From Page 1A

“The bags include everything you could eat on a County Sheriff’s reports, the owner surveillance videos and camera foot- Ward also reportedly told authori- Thanksgiving day table,” she said. of a local tire and rim shop called age, where a suspect was identified, ties that a couple of times he sold use Dorothy Spradley, marketing coordinator for authorities in reference to a stolen reports said. After speaking to anoth- of the card to drug dealers for the Columbia County Schools, said that guidence coun- S&S gas card after he reviewed his er deputy the suspect was identified purchase of drugs, while on another selors helped pick out the families that would recieve bill and found unauthorized transac- as Ward. occasion he sold the card to others help. She said the effort began in early September. tions. He noticed some of the trans- During the investigation, deputies for cash. “We have it down to a science,” she said. actions took place just minutes apart interviewed several people, and later Ward was then arrested and taken Despite all the planning, the weak economy and and happened at more than four S&S found Ward at his home and took him to jail. Tropical Storm Debby put strains on the amount the gas stations. to the sheriff’s office for questioning. Sheriff’s office reports indicate community could accomplish this year. A sheriff’s deputy contacted a clerk Ward told authorities where and how there were an estimated 114 trans- Edwards said the can goods drive was down about from the S&S where some of the he got the card and he told deputies actions totaling $6,352 for fuel pur- 40 percent because of the downturn in the economy. purchases were made and spoke to that he used it to put gas in his per- chases. “It wasn’t unexpected, it’s sad to say,” she said. the manager and they reviewed the sonal vehicle, reports said. Debra Fiedler, a recipient of the food drive, said it’s been hard since her husband of 22 years died about a year ago. She rasies her grandson by herself. “It’s hard doing it all by yourself,” she said. “I’m thankful to the people who donated.” CARLY: Candlelight vigil set for Monday evening The five main donors for the basket drive this year were the Buck Roberson Foundation, Epiphany Continued From Page 1A Catholic Church, Florida Power & Light Company, Kiwanis of Lake City and Edward Jones Investments. the lighting of candles for this little girl and her well- causes of death by physical eral years to be detected. Shaken Baby Syndrome being. I think everybody abuse to young children in Davis said Carly has awareness. has been touched by this.” Florida, causing permanent already suffered from The Cason family Anyone planning to brain damage or death. multiple seizures since released a prepared state- attend the event is asked Davis told them statistics her injuries occurred but ment about the upcoming to wear some purple cloth- indicate that if a baby sur- the seizures are currently event and the support the ing. Purple represents vives the initial traumatic being controlled with med- family has received from Shaken Baby Syndrome brain injury, he or she may ications. the community. Awareness. be left with various types of Carly was being cared “We are overjoyed at Anthony Davis, a flight long term issues that range for by a non-family mem- the tremendous amount of medic with Trauma One from: Cerebral palsy, blind- ber when she sustained love and support that has of Shands Jacksonville, ness, deafness, seizures, the injury. been shown from our fam- told the Cason family that and/or learning/behav- ily, friends and community Shaken Baby Syndrome is ioral difficulties. Some of during this difficult time,” one of the most common these issues may take sev- the statement said. “The Gas Logs-All Kinds Contemporary Wood Burning Stove love of Christ has truly Charcoal Grill" WR 244 been displayed in our com- High munity. We are thankful Quality for each of you. It is com- Clothes giveaway planned Stainless Steel with $495 forting knowing that so Cast Iron Grate. many people have our fam- $350 ily in their thoughts and Northside Church of Christ is sponsor- The church is located at 378 NW prayers and are concerned ing a clothes giveaway Saturday, Nov. 17, Gibson Lane in Lake City. Take 41 N, pass about the well-being of our 2012 from 8 a.m.-noon. Badcock’s home furnishings store, take daughter, Carly. We know New and gingerly used items will be second left after intersection light. these prayers are being availble. Phone: 386-755-0393. heard. We are thankful for the privilege that God has given us to turn this trag- edy into a testimony. We ask for continued prayer and support for Carly and The family of the late our family.” Kenricvanal “Darrell” Griffin Matt and Carrie Cason are both expected to be at the event on Monday. Decker said at least 1,000 NOTICE silicone bracelets with the phrase “Prayers For Carly” have been printed for the Attention Humana Walmart event and they will be given to people who make Medicare Part D patients: donations. In addition, representatives from TD Bank will be at the event for peo- Would like to thank everyone near and far ple to make donations to We accept this plan for being there for us during the passing of an account that has been our loved one. We are thankful for the phone calls, the visits, the flowers and prayers. established for Carly and and all other Part D plans. A special thank you to Pastor Alvin Baker and her family. Donations can the New Bethel family for opening the doors also be made at any TD for our family. Thank you to Pastor Dallas and Bank branch in Columbia the New Hope family; Pastor Mills and the County. Call one of our pharmacies to see New Day Springs family. Thanks also to the “A member of the commu- caring professionals of Combs Funeral Home. nity also created a Prayers which plan is best for you. Now as we try to move forward, we ask for For Carly Facebook page your continued prayers. and in less than 12 hours Baya East Baya West Medical - The Williams & Griffin Family it had more than 12 likes,” Decker said. “There is a 755-6677 755-2233 755-2277 large amount of interest in 4AOPINION OPINION

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he holiday season is upon us, and during to do a a stubborn economic downturn, that means lots of people better job Tto be helped. Thanks goodness county res- hat a mess! idents are up to the challenge. But then it’s Everyone’s pitching in. probably For the 13th year, Catholic just business Charities has joined up with as usual in local schools to feed hundreds WWashington, where any hopes this Thanksgiving. of a quiet few weeks following Local churches have mobi- Let’s move on for America an election more tumultuous, lized, as always, to do their ove the election to allow ourselves to be more disruptive and negative than part. results? Hate the and more polarized. An old most have suddenly faded into And Christmas is right results? Don’t care? truth, “Divide and conquer.” I’m scandal, potential fiscal chaos around the corner. Doesn’t matter; sure there are good and bad and an intelligence debacle. The Christmas Dream what’s done is done. folks on each side. Don’t allow Well, you wanted to con- Machine has fired up and LLet’s not dwell on it. Isn’t it time yourself to see only one point of tinue in the job badly enough is getting ready for the big to move on? view. We can try to understand to spend most of the last year day. Dream Machine founder What’s the situation we’re in? and appreciate each point of doing very little but campaign- Meally Jenkins has been at it We as a nation have been hit view, without judging the other ing for it, Mr. President. Have for 23 years and shows no signs with tornadoes, record-breaking Robert Denny side harshly. Instead of respond- [email protected] you never heard of being care- of slowing down. hurricane Sandy in places hur- ing out of anger, resentment, ful for what you wish? So now There are too many more ricanes rarely go, troubled for- nations, our productivity (gross fear, or greed, let’s work togeth- with your last election beneath to name, but we’ll do our best eign relations and the killing of national product) drops while er to solve our country’s seri- your belt, you can forget about to get to most of them, both in an ambassador, security forces our expenses as a nation rise. ous issues. Since the election, campaigning and look forward this space and our news col- and hundreds of our military. (Didn’t our parents say, “Live Republicans and Democrats to that day four years from umns in the coming weeks. The economy has dropped for within your means?”) We’re each are voicing a commitment now when you can go back to Thanks, folks, for all you do, some five years, and millions running up costs that we can to work together on finding Chicago and dabble in local year in, year out. of Americans can’t find jobs. only pass on to our children and solutions. community affairs with Mayor Politics has become such a log grandchildren, unless American Let’s take them at their word, Potty Mouth, Rahm Emanuel, jam that almost no meaningful creativity and ingenuity can be and give them a chance to pro- who helped get you into this legislation passes, even a nation- brought to the front. vide us with workable solutions mess. But before you can even HIGHLIGHTS al budget. Medical costs con- Can we find hope for the that we can actually vote on. start that second term you have tinue to rise. Record droughts I N H I S T O R Y future? Overall, our nation has Not only will we work better a long list of priorities. and bizarre weather have had survived and grown successful- together as a “great American You have to try to save the major impacts on crops. While On this date: ly for some 236 years. American team,” we can breathe easier nation by squeezing more we argue over global warming, In 1776, British troops cap- voters are the most powerful and feel more positive about our money ($1.3 trillion you’ve said) the climate surely seems to be tured Fort Washington in New controlling force on the planet future world. out of the 3 percent that already doing strange things. York during the American for a long and growing part of You voted? You think your pay 98 percent of the taxes and We are in deep trouble on Revolution. that time. Voters have made job is done? As a responsible cutting expenditures enough many fronts. If we do nothing In 1885, Canadian rebel good choices that have brought citizen, stay informed. Make to keep all of us from tumbling and the downward trends con- leader Louis Riel was executed us through world wars and hard your voice heard, on issues you over a fiscal precipice. If that tinue, we could head toward for high treason. times before. Our people, who either agree or disagree with, isn’t enough, you must now find “the financial cliff,” as well as In 1907, Oklahoma became vote, are the solution. The best through your elected congress- a CIA director who isn’t vulner- losing our edge as a national the 46th state of the union. we can do is become educated men and senators. able to a pretty face and has leader, finding ourselves in In 1917, Georges and informed voters. Take some We can continue to flour- enough sense to avoid emails. increasing skirmishes through- Clemenceau again became time to read the newspapers. ish for the next 236 years. While doing that, you may need out the world, and a govern- prime minister of France. Learn the issues. While televi- God bless you, and God bless to discover a replacement for ment deadlocked by political In 1933, the United States sion news media are obviously America! another military superstar who polarizations. As we lose more and the Soviet Union estab- slanted politically, if we listen to ■ Contact Robert Denny at (386) apparently also likes titillating jobs and production to foreign lished diplomatic relations. only one side, we will continue 454-4950. electronic conversation with a In 1959, the Rodgers and woman other than his wife. Hammerstein musical “The Try to sort this out: David Sound of Music” opened on Petraeus, Paula Broadwell, Broadway. Holiday gift suggestions for politicians Tampa socialite Jill Kelley In 1960, Academy Award- and Marine Gen. John Allen what like Romney’s ever-chang- happiness with zero mistakes.” winning actor Clark Gable died and Jill Kelley and ... who By ANN McFEATTERS ing positions on everything. 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David Capitol Hill, visits from the CIA them, are just revelations that Petraeus, whose admitted affair director and having to leave the The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ politicians we have seen far too tweak our prurient interests but with his biographer led to his White House. Bo could have lished with pride for residents of much of recently. don’t amount to much. resignation as CIA director: A one in every color at only $39.95 Columbia and surrounding counties by For Mitt Romney, resentful of Have I forgotten anything? Community Newspapers Inc. copy of “The Best Advice Ever” each and share with his master. “gifts” to voters such as student Oh, yeah. There’s still the We believe strong newspapers build by Ari Neptunia, which warns For House Speaker John strong communities —‑“Newspapers loans that he said re-elected his problem of explaining the that “mistakes are the most Boehner: An 8-foot ornamental get things done!” rival: A twinkling fiber-optic, security lapses around the destructive force in our lives” windmill to help you “know Our primary goal is to all-weather “Reindog” that obvious terrorist attack publish distinguished and profitable and helps you “turn on the which way the wind blows.” A “sparkles with hundreds of ever- that ended the lives of four community‑oriented newspapers. power to success, money and bargain at $89.99. This mission will be accomplished changing pinpoint lights,” some- Americans, including the through the teamwork of professionals U.S. ambassador, in Libya. dedicated to truth, integrity and hard Congress isn’t going to let you, work. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the State Department or the Todd Wilson, publisher CIA off easy on this one. Robert Bridges, editor In fact Republican senators Sue Brannon, controller Lindsey Graham and John Give thanks during Farm-City Week McCain have made it clear you Dink NeSmith, president should forget about nominat- Tom Wood, chairman To the Editor: broad partnership of farmers help maintain a stable founda- and ranchers, processors, bro- tion for our local economy. ing U.N. Ambassador Susan Thanksgiving is a time when kers, truckers, shippers, adver- Neither the farm nor the city Rice as secretary of State when LETTERS we gather with our families and tisers, wholesalers and retailers. can exist in isolation. Our inter- Hillary Clinton steps down. reflect on the many blessings The collaboration of these mem- dependence creates jobs, prod- Of course, this all could be POLICY we enjoy as a nation. One of bers of society helps maintain ucts, markets and relationships resolved in the coming weeks Letters to the Editor should be these blessings is a safe, nutri- our standard of living. that build our economy and sup- before the Dec. 31 deadline typed or neatly written and double tious and abundant food supply As the president of the port our collective security. that unleashes the dogs of spaced. Letters should not exceed produced by our farmers and Columbia County Farm Bureau, As we celebrate economic ferocity -- huge 400 words and will be edited for ranchers. I would like to encourage local Thanksgiving, I urge your read- spending cuts, across-the- length and libel. Letters must be We also benefit from other residents to take a moment this ers to remember the farm-city board tax increases, taxpayer signed and include the writer’s name, agricultural products used to holiday season to appreciate relationships that have allowed confusion, a hit to our defense address and telephone number for produce the clothing, housing, the partnership that makes our us to harvest a bountiful diet and vital services and so many verification. Writers can have two medicines, fuel and other prod- food supply safe, affordable and from our rich agricultural other things that we average letters per month published. Letters ucts we use on a daily basis. abundant. resources. We depend upon Americans don’t really and guest columns are the opinion of In appreciation of this farm- Rural and urban residents each other for our continuing comprehend. the writers and not necessarily that of city partnership, the president are partners in the production, quality of life. You said your “mandate” the Lake City Reporter. of the United States annually consumption and distribution of Please join us in celebrating now is to do a better job the BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, proclaims the week leading up agricultural items. Farm-City Week as we give next four years than you did Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at to and including Thanksgiving In Columbia County we thanks for all that we enjoy. the last. One certainly would 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Day as National Farm-City depend upon agriculture and hope so. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. Week. related enterprise for 5,700 Charlie Crawford, ■ Dan K. Thomasson is former BY E-MAIL: Foods, fibers and fuels are jobs and annual revenues of president, Columbia editor of Scripps Howard News [email protected] available to us because of a $260,000,000. These benefits County Farm Bureau Service. 5A

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Nov. 16 Martinez speaks to community leaders 288-0636 for more informa- every Saturday from 8 tion. a.m. to noon in Wilson Holiday expo Park, along Lake DeSoto The High Springs Community theater between the Columbia Woman’s Club will have a High Springs Community County Courthouse and Holiday Expo from 2 to 6 Theater will present a Shands Lakeshore Hospital p.m. today and 11 a.m. to staged reading of “Bad for in downtown Lake City. 4 p.m. Saturday at 40 NW Each Other,” a new com- Sunflower Health Foods First Ave in High Springs. edy-thriller by Leroy Clark, will have a booth at the Many vendors will be offer- at 8 p.m. The play takes market. They will have ing beautiful items for gift us into the world of Brad samples of key products giving. Our delicious bak- Pendleton, a successful and a variety of items they ery table will have pies, writer of mystery novels offer at their store. There breads, cookies and other who lives in an isolated will also be a drawing for a goodies. A raffle drawing house on Islesboro, an $20 gift certificate for the will be held for a gift basket island off the Maine coast. store, located at 225 NW and a decorated Christmas It begins with his just hav- Commons Loop (in the tree. Food, desserts and ing killed his wife, Skylar, Publix shopping plaza). beverages will be available. feeling confident he’s capa- For more information, ble of getting away with the coupons and monthly spe- Fish dinner crime. However, all kinds cials, visit their website at Our Redeemer Lutheran of obstacles present them- Sunflowerhealthfoods.com Church, 5056 SW State selves, and he finds himself or call (386) 758-5511. For Road 47 in Lake City, pre- TODD WILSON/Lake City Reporter in a terrible fix. Tickets for more information about pares fish dinners every Sydney Martinez, of Lake City, Miss Florida Teen 2012, was the keynote speaker at the the show are $5 and will the market, call (386) 719- Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 annual Lake City Rotary and Altrusa clubs’ joint meeting on Thursday. Martinez, a junior at be available at the door. 5766 or visit market.lcfla. p.m. The dinner is $6 for Columbia High School and the daughter of Marty and Marilynn Martinez, talked about her The audience will be given com. two Alaskan pollock filets, year in the spotlight representing Florida. a questionnaire to fill out corn, baked beans, hush- about the play and a discus- Landscaping workshop puppies, cole slaw and ing sports, arts and crafts, mation call 867-6288. information. sion with the audience will A workshop on Edible tarter sauce. Take out or game room, livrary and follow the reading. Landscaping will be at 2 eat in. special events. It also offers Musical performance Nov. 17 p.m. at the the Columbia a homework program with Masterpiece Theatre of Santa’s arrival County Library in down- Winter program tutorial help for children. A the Arts, a youth theater FFA chapter fundraiser Santa arrives at the Lake town Lake City. Columbia The Boys and Girls Club computer lab also is avail- company, will perform the The Columbia High City Mall at 11 a.m. to 2:30 County Extension hor- of Columbia County, on able. For more informa- musical “Into the Woods, School FFA Junior Chapter p.m. There will be enter- ticulture agent Nichelle Jones Way in Lake City, tion, call the Boys and Girls Junior,” at 6:30 p.m. in the will have a yard sale start- tainment by area dance, Demorest will discuss how is now accepting registra- Club at 752-4184. Florida Gateway College ing at 8 a.m. Location will karate, gymnastics groups to use space surrounding tions for its winter pro- Performing Arts Center. be U.S. 90 West, across and students performanc- your home to grow attrac- gram, which will run Dec. Recovery group to meet Tickets are $10, with chil- from the Fifth Generation es. Professional photogra- tive fruit and vegetable 1 through March 1. The A 12-step addiction recov- dren younger than 5 free. Farms market. Donations pher services will be avail- plants. Edibles plants fee is $200, which includes ery group meets every Advace tickets are available can be dropped off at able for photo’s with Santa. escape the conventional transportation from all ele- Friday evening at 6 p.m. at 1st Street Music or from the Land Lab on the hill garden and do double duty mentary, middle and high at the Community Revival Sandra Williams at Farm at CHS, or contact Ms. Farmers market as landscape plantings. schools. The club offers a Center, 244 NE Patterson Bureau Insurance. Call Starnes at 755-8080 or The Lake DeSoto Learn some tricks toward variety of activities, includ- Ave. in Lake City. For infor- (386) 984-0504 for more Lauren Townsend at (386) Farmers Market is open food sustainability. OBITUARIES

Mary Justine White Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the Virginia Kind- ing. Visitation will be at the be held one hour prior to service enjoy her time with her family Rayford shands at University Hospital, berg (Carl) church that day from 10:00- (1:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m.) Satur- and friends. Teddy was preceded Gainesville, Fla. from injuries re- and Emily 11:00 am. In lieu of lowers day. In lieu of lowers, the family in death by her parents and her Mary Justine White Rayford, 55 ceived in an automobile accident Robarts (Gene) donations can be made to Well- asks that donations in her honor husband, three children James of Lake City, Fl. Passed away on Nov. 9th near Brooksville, of Lake City; born Methodist Church, PO Box be made to Community Hospice, Daniel, Robert Anthony and on November 10, 2012 at 12:15 Fla. She was born in Lake City Bernice’s three 138, Wellborn, Florida 32094. 4104 Sunbeam Road, Building Erini Kay. Siblings that preced- at Shands in Gainesville, Fl. and lived in Hollywood and Ft. nephews: Joe Please sign the guest book at 400, Jacksonville, Florida 32257. ed Teddy are brothers Anthony Mary was born Myers, Fla. before moving back Raines (Etta), www.danielsfuneralhome.com GateWaY-FoRest laWn Pulos, Frank Pulos and John Pu- on November to Lake City in 1993. She worked Jacksonville, Daniels FuneRal FuneRal HoMe, 3596 los; sisters Mary Hall and Tula 26, 1956, to as a beautician in Millie’s Hair Gary Raines (Mary Charles) HoMes & CReMatoRY, South U.S. Hwy 441, Lake Doan, Georgia Bannister, and Charlie White Care, Ft. Myers, Fla. for over 30 Thomasville, Boyd Raines (Pau- inC., of Live Oak and Branford, City, Florida 32025. (386) 752- one grandson John David Foster. & the late years. She was a member of the la), Virginia Beach, and many be- FL in charge of arrangements. 1954 is in charge of arrange- Teddy is survived by two sons Ruth White. irst Full Gospel Church, Lake loved great-nieces and nephews. ments. Please leave words Bill Foster (Ann), John Foster She graduated City, Fla. and loved to sing and She graduated from Columbia Priscilla “Pat” Jones of comfort, for the family at (Connie); four grandchildren from Columbia play piano and teach her Sunday High School in Lake City in taylor www.gatewayforestlawn.com Jody Foster, Dr. Susan Foster, High School school class. She was preceded 1923, took the teacher’s exam Michelle Brown (Jason) and with the class of 1976. She was a in death by her parents, Ray- and began her teaching career in Priscilla “Pat” Jones Taylor, 74, teddy P. Foster Scott Foster (Heather). Four member of the Deep Creek Mis- mond Chester and Hattie Lee Wellborn. Later, she enrolled in went home to be with her Lord great grandchildren Brandon sionary Baptist Church where Register Hill. She is survived by Florida State College for Wom- and Savior on Tuesday, Novem- Teddy P. Foster passed away Foster, Heather Foster, Balgieh she served faithfully. She Was A her husband, Bill Wallin of Lake en in Tallahassee and graduated ber 13, 2012. She was born in Wednesday evening peace- Brown and Annabella Marie Dedicated worker on many jobs, City, Fla.:Two daughters, Tracy in 1943. Mrs. Dennard taught Columbia County to the late fully as she slept. Teddy was Foster and one special friend she worked in child care for 38 (Andrew) Boeming of Alachua, school in Florida and in Georgia Henry and Alpha (Chasteen) born in Green River, Wyo- and daughter-in-law Diane Gar- years and retired from Dora’s Fla. and Susan (Timothy) Pitt- where she retired after 37 years. Jones but lived in Jacksonville ming April 8, 1927, to Dan ner. Also surviving are a brother Paradise Learning Academy. man of Lake Butler, Fla.; One She was a lifelong active mem- for most of her life. She was a and Erini Pulos, later resid- Chris Pulos (California) and She was married to Roy Lee son, Danny (Catherine) Walling ber of the Methodist Church, loving wife, mother, grand and ing in Pocatello, Idaho, where a host of nieces and nephews. Rayford on January 2, 2004 for of Leessburg, Fla.: One sister, United Methodist Women, Gar- great grandmother who enjoyed she graduated from the local Funeral services for Mrs. Fos- eight years whom preceded her Donna Barnhill of Ft. Myers, den Club of Cairo and a member knitting, cooking, tending her public school system as well as the ter will be held 2:00 PM Satur- in death on January 18, 2012. Fla.: Three brothers, Ken Hill of the Eastern Star. She enjoyed plants and devoting her time with Greek Orthodox School. In 1943, day, November 17, 2012 in the She was Proceeded in death and ron Hill both of Ft. Myers, being “Queen for a Day” at the her family. She was preceded in she met and married James E. Dees-Parrish Family Funeral by her loving mother; Mrs. Fla. and Steve Hill of Mac- 150th Anniversary of Wellborn death by her parents, and her hus- Foster an Airman from Florida Home Chapel with Reverend Ruth Brown White; Both of clenny, Fla.: Seven grandchil- Methodist Church in 2007. band, Gordon A. “Bill” Taylor. that was stationed at the 8th Bo Hammock oficiating. Inter- her Grandparents; Brother- dren, Shauna, Zachery, Brandon, Naomi and Bernice lived in Survivors include her son, Army Air Corp Base nearby, a ment will follow at Forest Lawn in-Law: Carl Livingston, Jr.; Justin, Anthony, Andrew and Tyler, TX while Bernice served William T. (Tammy) Taylor of marriage that lasted 68 years be- Cemetery in Lake City. The Sister-in-Law: Gloria White. Bryce: Four great-grandchil- in the U.S. Army. They moved Callahan, FL; daughter, Cindy fore his death in 2011. Eventu- family will receive friends at She leaves to cherish her memo- dren, Syler, Chloe, Brantley and back to Wellborn briely and (John) Coats of St. Augus- ally the family moved to Florida the funeral home one hour prior ries: Two devoted Loving sons: Brylin. Funeral services will then on to the Georgia towns tine, FL; sister, Gwen (Low- in the early 60’s where Teddy to the service. Arrangements Terrio(Angela)Harris, Deacon be conducted at 3 P.M. Satur- of Thomasville and Pavo and ell) O’Steen of Lake City, FL; secured employment with the are under the direction of the Jaleel Harris; Both of Lake City; day, Nov. 17, in the Full Gospel then made their home in Cai- grandchildren, Christy (Jason) Citizens and People’s Bank as Dees-PaRRisH FaMilY One Devoted God-Daughter, Church with Rev. Stan Ellis, ro for many years. Following Wilson of St. Augustine, FL a research clerk. After 30 years FuneRal HoMe, 458 S. Mar- Kenda Daniels; Lake City, Fl.; Pastor, oficiating. Interment Bernice’s death, Naomi moved and Dalton Taylor of Calla- of service with the bank, and ion Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 A Loving Father: Deacon Char- will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, to the Advent Christian Village han, FL; and great grandson, retirement, she and her husband (386)752-1234 please sign lie White; Two Special Sister’s: Columbia County, Fla. Visitation in Dowling Park, FL in 1996 Brock Wilson of St.Augustine, FL. Jim moved to the Lake City area the online family guestbook at Charliette White, Velma Liv- will be from 6 to 8 P.M. Friday, and will be remembered by her Funeral services will be con- to be closer to their son. Teddy parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com ingston; Two Loving Brother’s: Nov. 16 at many friends there for her cheer- ducted at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, being an active person, again Stevie White, Deacon Craig GueRRY FuneRal HoMe, ful attitude and helpful nature. November 17, 2012 at Bethle- returned to the work force with White; All of Lake City; One 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Lake The funeral service will be held hem Baptist Church with Pas- Publix Bakeries spending the Very Loving Aunt: Ruby B. City, Fla. at 11:00 am Friday, Novem- tor Lowell O’Steen oficiating. next 20 years enjoying her work Obituaries are paid advertise- (Henry) Jones; Lake c City; Two www. guerryfuneralhome.net ber 16th at Wellborn Methodist Interment will follow in Bethle- and all the people that she came ments. For details, call the Lake Loving Uncles: Deacon John Church with Rev. Jim Messer hem Baptist Church Cemetery. in contact with. At the age of City Reporter’s classified depart- Henry(Roxanne) White; White naomi Mallory Dennard and Rev. John Harper presid- Visitation with the family will 80 Teddy again retired to fully ment at 752-1293. Springs; Deacon Herman(Jackie) Hulland; Lake City; One Loving Naomi Mallory Dennard, 107, Aunt-in-Law: Mrs. Jannie Bris- passed away November 14, 2012 tol; Jasper, Fl.; Eleven Grand- at the Advent Christian Village children; Two Great Grandchil- in Dowling Park , FL. She was THE CITY OF LAKE CITY INVITES ALL RESIDENTS dren; Loving Nieces, Nephews, a native of Wellborn, FL and Cousins, and Sorrowing Friends. the daughter of the late Ruby TO ATTEND A RECEPTION TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, Funeral Services for Mrs. Ray- and Ralph Mallory of Well- ford will be held Saturday, No- born. Her husband of 47 years, vember 17, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. Bernice, preceded her in death. NOVEMBER 19, 2012 FROM 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM AT CITY at Deep Creek M.B. Church, Survivors include two nieces: Rev. Ervin Donaldson, Sr., HALL IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED Pastor. Rev. Tyron White Of- iciating. The visitation will ON THE SECOND FLOOR AT 205 NORTH MARION be held on Friday, Novem- ber 16, 2012, form 6-8 p.m. at AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. Mizell Funeral Home, 365 NW Washington Street, Lake City, Florida 32055. (386)752-3166. Mizell FuneRal HoMe is in charge of all arrangements. THE PURPOSE OF THE RECEPTION IS TO Please sign the guest register at mizellfuneralhome.com APPRECIATE OUTGOING COUNCIL MEMBER JAKE Mrs. Minnie lee Wallin HILL, JR; WELCOME BACK COUNCIL MEMBER Mrs. Minnie Lee Wallin,age 66, of Lake City, Florida died MELINDA MOSES AND MAYOR STEPHEN WITT; INTRODUCE THE COMMUNITY TO THE NEW CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 12 MEMBER, ZACK PAULK.

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AUDREY E SIKES, MMC City Clerk 6AF&V FAITH & VALUES

Friday & Saturday, November 16-17, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com 6A In God we ought to trust his morning I read BIBLE STUDIES I know that America has God called preacher out there go on in Washington now we a disturbing letter fallen from the great nation should, just as Paul said, “Preach can do nothing about. More than to the editor. While we once were when truly in the word! Be ready in season ever in the history of American, I know the writer “God we did trust”. I don’t, nor and out of season. Convince, it is time for the church to come was probably being expect it to ever be that nation rebuke, exhort, with all long back to God. Now is not the time sarcastic,T these are thoughts again; but that does not mean suffering and teaching” (II Tim. to give up. I heard someone say that should never enter our we as Christians should not 4:2 NKJ). Jesus said in Luke 19 the other day after the election minds. The reason America is still stand up for God and His “To occupy till He comes”. That “they felt like America was gone in the shape it is in is because principles. We should speak means “to be busy”, “to hold because two states by popular so many have already put God Hugh Sherrill louder than ever against what possession of”. Paul wrote to the vote voted for same sex mar- aside, the Bible aside, and have [email protected] is wrong in America. The big- Ephesians 5:14-17 “Therefore riage, other states voted for the put their trust in what a man or a gest problem that America has He says: Awake you who sleep, recreational use of marijuana, political party could do for us as level of the fear of the Lord and today, I believe, is the church. I arise from the dead, and Christ and an openly gay person was Americans. obedience to His command- saw this past year by far more will give you light. See then that voted into the Senate”. All this The theme of the Book ments. Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 church people talking politics you walk circumspectly (very was here before the election. No of Ecclesiastes, written by says: “Let us hear the conclusion than I did those speaking up carefully, watchful), not as fools matter who is in the oval office, Solomon, is “Man’s Reasoning”; of the whole matter: fear God for God. I saw more preach- but as wise, redeeming the it would still be here. reasonings about life. It repre- and keep His commandments, ers speaking on who we ought time, because the days are evil. To change America, the sents the world-view of one of for this is man’s all. For God will to vote for than ever before in Therefore do not be unwise, but church has to change back to the wisest men that ever lived. bring every work into judgment, my life time. Even they don’t understanding what the will of God. He knew that God would bring including even secret things, seem to realize that no man can the Lord is”. ■ Hugh Sherrill is an ordained min- everything into judgment. The whether good or evil”. I recom- make a difference, especially if The election is behind us, we ister and Bible teacher at Eastside concluding chapter rises to the mend that all study this Book. he is not Godly himself. Every can’t change it. The things that Baptist Church. God keeps His promise to punish or forty years he ence to God. Jeremiah is telling BIBLICAL MEDITATION Jeremiah’s lamentations should pondering the thought that preached to those the people that God has been prove that God will punish. maybe God is “exceedingly around the city of faithful to His word. The two questions posed by angry” with the nation of Judah? Jerusalem, trying to The final verses of the book Jeremiah to God seem to be It seems to me that Jeremiah get the citizens of reveal the weeping prophet mak- asking why God would “for- is kinda bumfuzzled. He is total- FJerusalem and the nation of ing a praise statement about get” and “forsake” His people. ly confused by what he has seen Judah to turn from their wicked- God, asking God a question, But God had not forgotten the in the destruction of Jerusalem. ness and return to serving God. making a plea to God, and say- citizens of Judah and He had It seems that maybe he is After seeing the destruction ing a matter-of-fact statement definitely not forsaken them. He “scratching his head” as if to which Nebuchadnezzar brought about God. It seems that summa- was still looking out for their say, “I cannot believe that God upon his beloved city, Jeremiah rized in these four verses (5:19- Carlton McPeak best interest. has done all this to my country wrote a poem which we call the 20) are Jeremiah’s thoughts [email protected] The plea of Jeremiah is that and my fellow citizens!” book of Lamentations. In poetic about what God will do in the God would restore the people How would we react if we had language, Jeremiah described future with regard to the nation could Jeremiah praise God after and “renew” their days of old. preached for forty years, with the destruction of Jerusalem and of Judah and her capital city, describing all this destruction? Jeremiah was requesting God little or no results, and then gave some reasons why Judah Jerusalem. The answer may be that the to bring back the exiles to saw God’s destruction? Maybe was taken into captivity. Jeremiah’s statement of praise will of God was accomplished! Jerusalem. He wanted God to bumfuzzled too! God keeps His As one reads the feelings this is that God rules forever and If we believe that God does rule put the city back like it was promises; even promises to Old Testament prophet has for His throne “is from generation forever and that His throne is before the invasion by Babylon. punish. his city, there is an aspect of him to generation” (5:19). What a from generation to generation, The final statement by ■ Carlton G. McPeak is an evange- that is telling the people that powerful statement by this great then how are we acting today? Jeremiah in his lamentation list working in the Lake City area. God has done exactly what He prophet! He is praising God Are we afraid of the power of may be the most intriguing. Is All Scriptural quotations are from said that He would do. All the even after all the destruction God to destroy? Do we believe Jeremiah saying that maybe the New American Standard Bible, things that came upon Jerusalem which God brought upon the that God will destroy those who God has “utterly rejected” the Holman Bible Publishers, unless were a result of their disobedi- city. How could he do that? How are disobedient to His message? nation of Judah? Is Jeremiah otherwise noted. 7AReligion

LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 7A Take time to actually give thanks appy Thanksgiving! think about this phenomenon, it HEART MATTERS harmony has prevailed every- greatly blessed. How should we I hope Thursday occurs to me that our busy life- where except in the theater of express our gratitude? As you sit finds your table sur- styles might just be the catalyst military conflict. … No human around the table on Thanksgiving rounded by people for so much of our ungrateful- counsel hath devised nor hath Day, why not share what God you love and piled ness. In Psalm 46:10, the Bible any mortal hand worked out has done for you this year … Hhigh with wonderful dishes that instructs us to “Be still and know these great things. They are His blessings for which you are you enjoy … but most of all, I that I am God.” Too often watch- the gracious gifts of the Most thankful. In the process, be sure hope that you take the time to be ing television seems to be the High God, who, while dealing to share with those present why thankful. only activity we can get still for, with us in anger for our sins, you are thankful for them. In In Webster’s dictionary, the instead of intentionally stopping hath nevertheless remembered Psalm 96, the psalmist sings out word “thankful” is defined as to recognize the benefits we Angie Land mercy. It has seemed to me fit his praises to God, overwhelmed “conscious of benefit received” have received. [email protected] and proper that they should be by all that God has done. Verse 7 and “expressive of thanks.” The second part of the solemnly, reverently and grate- says to “Ascribe (meaning to give Those two definitions taken liter- definition is to be “expressive so constantly enjoyed that we fully acknowledged as with credit) to the Lord, o families of ally could be the ingredients for of thanks”… that means when are prone to forget the source one heart and one voice by the nations. …” The best testimonies our most blessed Thanksgiving you are thankful, don’t keep it from which they come, others whole American People. I do come out of hearts full of appreci- Day ever. to yourself. In 1863, in spite of have been added, which are of therefore invite my fellow citi- ation for what God has done, and “Being conscious of benefits the Civil War raging in America, so extraordinary a nature, that zens in every part of the United we all could use a healthy dose received” too often gets left out President Abraham Lincoln they cannot fail to penetrate and States, and also those who are at … because our hearts matter. of our busy lives. Daily we rush became conscious of the benefits soften even the heart which is sea and those who are sojourn- Give thanks. here and there, doing this and afforded our country even dur- habitually insensible to the ever ing in foreign lands, to set apart Angie that, and while we are quick to ing that dark time, and invited watchful providence of almighty and observe the last Thursday complain when things don’t go the American people to join him God. In the midst of a civil war of November next, as a day of ■ Heart Matters is a weekly col- our way…rarely do we stop and in an expression of thanks. The of unequaled magnitude and Thanksgiving and Praise to our umn written by Angie Land, direc- realize the benefit of so much following is an excerpt of his severity, which has sometimes beneficent Father who dwelleth tor of the Family Life Ministries of that is going right. This even proclamation: seemed to foreign states to invite in the Heavens. …” the Lafayette Baptist Association, penetrates our closest relation- “The year that is drawing and to provoke their aggres- What a powerful message and where she teaches bible studies, ships … how often we take the towards its close has been sion, peace has been preserved solemn reminder. Our country leads marriage and family confer- love and concern of others for filled with the blessings of fruit- with all nations, order has been as well as our personal lives ences, and offers biblical counsel- granted, but how quick we are ful fields and healthful skies. maintained, the laws have been continue to suffer their share of ing to individuals, couples and to point out their faults. As I To these bounties, which are respected and obeyed, and struggles, but we have also been families. Grace and the rubber band imple things can make Grace means “unmerited every time a Christian sins, case, according to the writer, a huge impact when favor”, but what is that, if it he is “fallen from grace” till the person will not ever repent conveying truths isn’t acceptance that cannot be he comes forward, confesses, (Hebrews 6:4-6) and so is no about Bible principles. earned or deserved on the basis repents and prays, and after longer a Christian. If he did Illustrations don’t have of how good you are or how that, the Christian is “back in repent, would God receive him? Sto be fancy by any means, but perfect you keep command- grace again.” What about those Of course. That’s the nature of they need to do what is intend- ments. (Keep the commands sins you forget to mention in God’s love. Yet a heart that is ed — put light on the subject, of Jesus... but don’t depend on Jack Exum Jr. prayer? What about those sins hardened, cannot be molded, not on the illustration. your ability to keep command [email protected] which you never confess in the changed or taught. Do I believe A rubber band is a simple but keeping to save you.) assembly which should be? in “once saved, always saved?” powerful illustration. When dad If you ‘merit’ God’s favor, If grace means anything to What about those sins that you No. But I also don’t believe used it in his lesson on grace, then you have earned it, and me, it means room to grow, cannot pray about because you once saved, never saved, or I he would simply use it to show God is in debt to you on the to get up and try again after have been in a car accident, and hope I’m saved.” how the very essence of God’s basis of your own life and falling. Like grandma said to end up in a coma before you What can be learned from a grace is that which does not actions. (Like the worker who grandpa, (who was being a bit can repent and pray? Such a rubber band? Well, next time condone sin and imperfection, comes to the boss and says, tough on little Johnny.) “Give small picture of grace provides you pick one up, just sit and but accepts in spite of sin and “Pay me what I earned!”) Who that boy some elbow room!” no confidence to the Christian. stretch it and think: God’s grace imperfection.. to a point. is going to lay claim to ‘merit- Thus the rubber band is elastic, Yet one can fall from grace, is so good. He loves and has The rubber band is simply ing’ (earning) God’s favor? Paul and has that “giving” nature, but and be lost. When? In short, saved even me with all my sin, an attempt at trying to illustrate said, “There is none righteous, just to a point, then it breaks. when a person turns his back and He can save even you as God’s grace. His loving kind- no, not one.” (Romans 3:10). Can a person loose, or fall totally on Jesus and won’t come well. ness and willingness forgive us, Then again in verse 20, “By the from, this great gift of “unmer- back. This means one must and accept us and our imperfec- works of the law shall no flesh ited favor?” Of course, but too repent (change one’s mind, ■ Jack Exum Jr. Is a freelance tion. be justified in His sight.” many Christians believe that turn and come back), but in this writer who lives in Lake City, Church Mormon church gets big boost Calendar from Romney’s presidential run RACHEL ZOLL Nov. 16 celebration. AP Religion Writer Fish dinner Dec. 9 Stan Way, a Latter-day Our Redeemer Lutheran Saint from Jasper, Ala., had Church, 5056 SW State Road Holiday cantata just finished dinner out with 47 in Lake City, prepares Covenant First some Mormon missionar- fish dinners every Friday Presbyterian Church (for- ies when he noticed a car from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. The merly First Presbyterian) slowing as it approached. dinner is $6 for two Alaskan of Live Oak will present the The missionaries were pollock filets, corn, baked Christmas cantata, “God wearing the traditional beans, hushpuppies, cole with Us Emmanuel,” by white shirts and dark ties slaw and tarter sauce. Take Phillip Young on at 6:00 that identify them as Latter- out or eat in. p.m. Bill Poplin will be day Saints. It was about a directing. The church is month before Election Day, NOV. 18 off U.S. 90 on White Avenue when voters would decide in Live Oak. For more infor- whether Republican Mitt Church homecoming mation, contact Bill Poplin Romney, the first Mormon New St. James Baptist at 365-4932. major party presidential Church, 365 NW Martin nominee, would become Glen, Lake City, will have Devotional services the first Mormon presi- its annual homecoming The American Legion dent. program at 11 a.m. The Rider Chapter 57, South The driver stopped and speaker will be Minister Highway 47, hosts Sunday lowered her car window. Bertha Dennis of Madison. Morning Devotional “Hey,” she said, “it’s a good ASSOCIATED PRESS A covered-dish, fellowship Services the second Sunday time to be a Mormon!” Women walk by a statue of Joseph and Emma Smith outside The Church of Jesus Christ of lunch will follow. of every month from 8:30 to Then she drove off. Latter-day Saints office building in Salt Lake City. The Mormon church has entered a new 9 a.m. There is also a conti- “We stood there in era after Mitt Romney’s run for president. His candidacy illuminated a changing landscape Homecoming service nental breakfast from 8 to shock,” Way said. “That for the religion, where Americans are growing more curious than fearful about the faith, and Providence Village 8:30 a.m. Services are held usually doesn’t happen in allies can be found even among Christians with deep misgivings about Mormon beliefs. Baptist Church, 4505 SW by the Christian motorcy- Alabama.” State Route 238, Lake Butler, cle Association. Everyone The Church of Jesus real progress. “I think this change in a decade to bring civility will have its homecoming/ is welcome to join in the Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormons no longer tone is significant, but it will to their theological debate. community Thanksgiving fellowship, breakfast and has entered a new era after stand alone against insults be interesting to see how it In recent years, growing celebration. Worship ser- spiritually uplifting morn- Romney’s run for president. to their church; leaders plays out in the long run,” numbers of evangelical and vice will be 10:30 a.m., with ing. His candidacy illuminated a of other faiths join them said J.B. Haws, a historian at other religious figures have the fellowship meal to fol- changing landscape for the in protest. Christians Brigham Young University made their way to Temple low. Call 758-2040 for more Ongoing religion, where Americans who once spoke about who researches public per- Square. Mormon authori- information or visit online are growing more curious Mormonism only to con- ception of the LDS church. ties have also been reach- at www.providencevillage. Christian motorcyclists than fearful about the faith, demn it, now also acknowl- “From a Mormon standing out, scheduling visits org. Christian Motorcyclist and allies can be found edge the church’s dedi- point, it has to be encour- with leaders of other faith Association Iron Shepherds even among Christians cation to family, charity aging, since the softening traditions while traveling Nov. 22 Chapter 826 meets the first with deep misgivings about and community service. of the ‘cult’ rhetoric dimin- for regular church busi- Thursday of the month at Mormon beliefs. Until recently, prominent ishes the ‘strangeness’ ness, according to Michael Thanksgiving dinner Ray’s Deli & Grill, Hwy “After this, it’s hard to Christian preachers risked factor that is always tied Purdy, a spokesman for the First Presbyterian 247 across from the fair- say the Mormons are really their standing in their com- to charges that Mormons LDS church. Church invites the commu- grounds, at 6:30 p.m. We outsiders,” said Jan Shipps, munities by appearing at aren’t Christians.” The Rev. George O. Wood, nity to a free Thanksgiving are a Christian motorcy- a scholar of American reli- the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Richard Mouw, dean head of the Assemblies of Day dinner from 1130 a.m. clist group sharing and gion and expert on the LDS That backlash has since of Fuller Theological God, one of the largest U.S. to 1:30 p.m. in the church’s showing the love of Jesus church. diminished. And ministries Seminary, a prominent evan- Pentecostal denominations, fellowship hall, 697 SW Christ to motorcyclists. For No one would argue that such as the Billy Graham gelical school in Pasadena, met in September with LDS Baya Drive. We will serve more information email prejudice and misunder- Evangelistic Association Calif., said Romney’s candi- authorities and local evan- all the traditional turkey Ironshepherds826@gmail. standing have disappeared. are discouraging conser- dacy didn’t cause the shift, gelical leaders in Utah. The meal items, including des- com. And many wonder how vative Christians from but was a sign of changes Assemblies of God consid- serts and drinks. This is long the new tolerance will calling the LDS church already under way. ers Mormonism heretical, ■ Submit Church Calendar our 12th annual dinner, and items by mail or drop off at last beyond the election. a cult, a theological term Mouw is co-leader of a but Wood said leaders from we served about 500 peo- the Reporter office at 180 E. But over the years since with a specific meaning for group of evangelical and the two churches can relate ple last year. Come and join Duval St., fax to (386) Romney first indicated he Christians that morphed Mormon scholars who over their similar “mar- in on the feast and obser- 752-9400 or email jbarr@ would try for president, over the years into a broad have been working behind ginalized and persecuted vance of this traditional lakecityreporter.com. there have been signs of rebuke. the scenes for more than backgrounds.” 8A

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Allen calls on ball in Columbia County and it’s the playoffs,” Allen community to said. “We want that 12th- support Tigers. man factor. We haven’t had nine wins in a season since By BRANDON FINLEY 2003. These kids deserve [email protected] to have the entire community behind them with The moment the Tigers everything on the line. It’s have been playing for all a playoff game at home and season has finally arrived. the 12th man can be huge. Columbia High has a It’s huge for momentum. chance to begin a quest We are playing for this for a state championship community and we’d love today against Bartram Trail their support.” High at 7:30 p.m. at Tiger The Tigers have lived by Stadium. the run this season and are Head coach Brian Allen only 310 yards away from is hoping its in front of a 3,000 rushing yards as a sellout crowd. team. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter “We really want to get out NextColumbia High’s Roc Battle (1) and Charles Combs (54) combine to make a tackle against Suwanneelevel High on Nov. 9. that it’s Friday night foot- CHS continued on 2B

Fort White’s Robby Barber signs early Howell to play to play football for baseball for UCF. Jacksonville State.

By TIM KIRBY By BRANDON FINLEY [email protected] [email protected] t feels good to be FORT WHITE — It was a wanted. good day to be a Knight. Columbia High Fort White High’s Robby quarterback Jayce Howell signed a scholarship Barber echoed those offer on Thursday to play Iwords after signing to play baseball at UCF for head football for Jacksonville coach Terry Rooney. State University on In a high school career Thursday. of firsts, Howell became “I fell in love with them the first Fort White base- immediately,” Barber said. ball player to sign with a “I met their coach Jack Division I school. Crow and he told me that I “I want to thank God for was their No. 1 target.” giving me the opportunity Barber said that to be the man I am,” Howell Jacksonville State plans to told a gathering of teach- tailor the offense around ers, coaches and students his strengths and he could at the Fort White Media have a chance to play from Center. “Thanks to my the moment he walks in parents (Bobby and Jeanne the door. Howell) for everything they “I was told they’re going have been through in 11 to make the offense fit years of baseball and taking around my strengths,” me around to all the games. Barber said. “They want Thanks to my teachers and me to throw first, but still coaches. When I came in be able to run. They’re we had a broke system, a JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter going to do something team that needed help, and Fort White High baseball pitcher Robby Howell, 17, signs a scholarship to play for UCF on Thursday. Joining Howell at the similar to what Florida did you coaches fixed it.” ceremony are his father, Bobby, and mother, Jeanne. with (Tim) Tebow in their Mike Rizzi is in his sec- schemes. They’ll use the ond stint as head coach for veer and spread. They want Indians baseball. teams to be able to defend “This is a very special the pass and the run.” moment for Fort White Barber said one thing and our baseball program,” that turned him onto the Rizzi said. “Actually, it is coaching staff is that it historical. Robby is our first reminds him of what he’s D-1 signee and that is a used to at Columbia High. pretty big deal. The number “Crow is very passion- of players who go to D-1 is ate,” Barber said. “He’s pretty small. Robby worked a lot like coach (Brian) hard for this. It is a proud Allen. That’s what drew me moment for his family and to them. They were hon- for me and for the entire est and I went ahead and community.” pulled the trigger.” Howell is one of several Barber hopes to be pull- players returning to a Fort ing the trigger and call- White team that was 16-10 ing the shots beginning last year. Last season he next fall. He will enroll in recorded the first no-hitter January. for the school and threw “One of the big ben- two more during the year. efits that I was fortunate Howell was 4-2 with 13 hits enough to have was being and 28 walks in 42 innings home-schooled,” Barber pitched. He struck out 56 said. “That was a big break and allowed six earned runs for me in being able to for a 1.00 ERA. enroll early, because I was Howell’s mom spoke for able to keep working while the family with thanks to other kids were on break. God and all in attendance. It was a blessing to be able “This is a dream he has to do that.” had since he was 5 years JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Barber feels by having old,” Mrs. Howell said. Columbia High School football quarterback Jayce Barber poses for a group shot with fellow team members Thursday after the signing out of the way Principal Keith Hatcher signing with Jacksonville State University located in Jacksonville, Ala. ‘It’s a great school, one of the top 200,’ Barber said. ‘I’m excited. It’s only five hours from home. I’m going away but I’m close enough to come home. My brother lives one hour HOWELL continued on 3B away. I’m never going to be homesick.’ CHS continued on 3B 2BSPORTS

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Hardin-Baylor (10-0), 1 p.m. TELEVISION FOOTBALL St. Norbert (8-2) at St. Thomas (10-0), 1 p.m TV sports NFL standings Elmhurst (9-1) at Coe (10-0), 1 p.m. Bethel (8-2) at Concordia-Chicago Today AMERICAN CONFERENCE (10-0), 1 p.m. AUTO RACING East St. Scholastica (8-2) at Wisconsin- 10 a.m. W L T Pct PF PA Oshkosh (10-0), 1 p.m. SPEED — Formula One, practice for New England 6 3 0 .667 299 201 Pacific Lutheran (7-2) at Linfield Grand Prix of the United States, at Austin, Miami 4 5 0 .444 173 186 (9-0), 3 p.m. Texas N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 175 228 North Central, Ill. (8-2) at Cal Lutheran 1:30 p.m. Buffalo 3 6 0 .333 211 285 (8-1), 3 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, South practice for Ford EcoBoost 400, at W L T Pct PF PA NAIA playoffs Homestead Houston 8 1 0 .889 250 143 2 p.m. Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 186 201 First Round SPEED — Formula One, practice for Tennessee 4 6 0 .400 219 311 Saturday Grand Prix of the United States, at Austin, Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 127 246 Baker (8-2) at Saint Francis (Ind.) Texas North (8-2), Noon 3 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA MidAmerica Nazarene (8-2) at ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Baltimore 7 2 0 .778 254 196 Cumberlands (Ky.) (9-1), Noon Series, final practice for Ford EcoBoost Pittsburgh 6 3 0 .667 207 177 Northwestern (Iowa) (9-2) at Marian 300, at Homestead Cincinnati 4 5 0 .444 220 231 (8-1), 1 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Cleveland 2 7 0 .222 169 211 Montana Tech (8-2) at Morningside JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Series, pole West (Iowa) (10-0), 2 p.m. qualifying for Ford EcoBoost 200, at W L T Pct PF PA William Penn (9-2) at Saint Xavier Florida High School Athletic Association official Emma Rhodes O’Neal explains the rules Homestead Denver 6 3 0 .667 271 189 (9-1), 2 p.m. to Fort White High and Columbia High basketball head coaches and captains before their 6 p.m. San Diego 4 5 0 .444 209 191 Southern Oregon (8-2) at Saint game on Thursday. Pictured are Fort White captains Rykia Jackson (from left) and SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole Oakland 3 6 0 .333 191 284 Ambrose (9-1), 2 p.m. qualifying for Ford EcoBoost 400, at Kansas City 1 8 0 .111 146 256 Ottawa (Kan.) (8-2) at Missouri Valley Khadjah Ingram, Lady Indians head coach DeShay Harris, O’Neal, Lady Tigers head coach Homestead NATIONAL CONFERENCE (10-0), 3 p.m. David Tompkins and captains Stephanie Silva and Marnae Gaskins. 8 p.m. East Bethel (Tenn.) (8-3) at Georgetown SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Series, W L T Pct PF PA (Ky.) (10-0), 3:30 p.m. Ford EcoBoost 200, at Homestead N.Y. Giants 6 4 0 .600 267 216 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Dallas 4 5 0 .444 188 204 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia 3 6 0 .333 156 221 BASKETBALL Columbia’s girls hold ESPN2 — Hawaii at Air Force Washington 3 6 0 .333 226 248 GOLF South NBA schedule 9 a.m. W L T Pct PF PA TGC — European PGA Tour, SA Atlanta 8 1 0 .889 247 174 Today’s Games off Lady Indians, 38-36 Open Championship, second round, at Tampa Bay 5 4 0 .556 260 209 Utah at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Johannesburg (same-day tape) New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 249 256 Dallas at Indiana, 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Carolina 2 7 0 .222 163 216 Orlando at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. By TIM KIRBY two baskets and Kasha 13 points. Justice Campbell TGC — LPGA, Titleholders, second North Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. [email protected] Cook added another before scored seven points. round, at Naples W L T Pct PF PA Oklahoma City at New Orleans, Columbia called time out Bernisha Clark had a bas- 8:30 p.m. Chicago 7 2 0 .778 242 133 8 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour Australasia, Green Bay 6 3 0 .667 239 187 Columbia High’s girls with 3:09 to play and the ket and Jasmine Robinson New York at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. Australian Masters, third round, at Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 238 221 basketball team held off lead cut to four points, and Akiria Richburg hit Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. Melbourne, Australia Detroit 4 5 0 .444 216 222 Atlanta at Sacramento, 10 p.m. a furious comeback from 38-34. Neither team could free throws. 1:30 a.m. West Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. visiting Fort White High score down the stretch The Lady Indians had TGC — Hong Kong Open, third W L T Pct PF PA Saturday’s Games round (delayed tape) San Francisco 6 2 1 .722 213 127 to post a 38-36 win on until Rykia Jackson hit a balanced scoring, led by Toronto at Boston, 12:30 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Seattle 6 4 0 .600 198 161 Thursday. jumper as the clock hit :00. Tasha Robinson with Utah at Washington, 7 p.m. 5 p.m. Arizona 4 5 0 .444 144 173 Dallas at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. After a 9-8 first quar- “We got up and put nine points. Ingram and ESPN2 — Teams TBA St. Louis 3 5 1 .389 161 210 Memphis at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. ter, Columbia cruised to a some other girls in and Armstrong both scored 7 p.m. Thursday’s Game ESPN2 — 2K Sports Classic, Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 20-14 lead at the half and Fort White didn’t give up,” six points. Desma Blake, Miami at Buffalo (n) New Orleans at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. championship game, at New York Sunday’s Games increased it to 36-21 by the CHS head coach David Jackson and Cook each TRU — Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, Chicago at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. end of the third quarter. Tompkins said. scored four. Cleveland at Dallas, 1 p.m. Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. first round, doubleheader, BYU vs. Florida N.Y. Jets at St. Louis, 1 p.m. The Lady Indians scored Columbia’s big cushion “We have several play- St. and Notre Dame vs. Saint Joseph’s, at Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. the first six points of the came in the third quarter ers back,” Fort White New York AP Top 25 schedule Cincinnati at Kansas City, 1 p.m. fourth quarter on a bucket when Lona Wilson scored head coach DeShay Harris MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Today’s Games by N’Mandria Reynolds and 10 points from the low post said. “We did not play up NBCSN — Harvard at Cornell Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. No. 3 Kentucky vs. Lafayette, 7 p.m. two from Khadjah Ingram. on the right side. Wilson to our potential. I think it NBA BASKETBALL Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. No. 6 N.C. State vs. Providence or Marnae Gaskins scored a finished with a game-high was first-game jitters. I was 7 p.m. New Orleans at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. UMass at Colieo Ruben Rodriguez, basket for Columbia, but 14 points. impressed with the way ESPN — Utah at Philadelphia San Diego at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Bayamon, Puerto Rico, 5 or 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Indianapolis at New England, 4:25 p.m. No. 11 North Carolina at Long Beach that would be the last points “We were trying to estab- they fought back.” ESPN — New York at Memphis Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. State, 11:10 p.m. the Lady Tigers would lish the low post to open up CHS hosts Santa Fe High ——— Monday’s Game No. 20 Notre Dame vs. Saint Joseph’s tally, as Fort White pressed the outside and Lona did a and Fort White plays at Saturday Chicago at San Francisco, 8:30 p.m. at the Barclays Center, 9:30 p.m. and CHS free throws quit good job,” Tompkins said. Bradford High on Monday. AUTO RACING Open: Minnesota, N.Y. Giants, Seattle, No. 14 Missouri vs. Nicholls State, falling. Gaskins also hit double Both games begin at 10 a.m. Tennessee 8 p.m. SPEED — Formula One, practice for No. 16 Baylor vs. Dayton or Colorado Cenise Armstrong hit figures for Columbia with 7:30 p.m. Grand Prix of the United States, at Austin, at TD Arena, Charleston, S.C., 12:30 or Texas AP Top 25 games 2:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. No. 20 Notre Dame vs. Saint Joseph’s SPEED — NASCAR, Nationwide Saturday at the Barclays Center, 9:30 p.m. BOWLING Series, pole qualifying for Ford EcoBoost No. 1 Oregon vs. No. 14 Stanford, No. 23 UConn vs. Wake Forest at the 300, at Homestead 8 p.m. USVI Sports & Fitness Center, St. Thomas, No. 2 Kansas State at Baylor, 8 p.m. 1 p.m. Virgin Islands, 6:30 p.m. Team high handicap series: Coleman 278; 2. Bruce Harden 257; No. 3 Notre Dame vs. Wake Forest, SPEED — Formula One, qualifying Saturday’s Games League results 1. Spare Us 2,355; 2. Sandbaggers 3. David Adel 256. 3:30 p.m. for Grand Prix of the United States, at No. 4 Ohio State vs. Rhode Island at 2,228; 3. Oddballs 2,173. High scratch series: 1. Dale No. 4 Alabama vs. Western Carolina, Lake City Bowl league play: Austin, Texas Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Conn., GOLDEN ROLLERS High handicap game: 1. Rose Coleman 749; 2. David Adel 628; 3 p.m. 12:21 p.m. 5 p.m. Team standings: 1. Gamblers; Brown 230; 2. Charlene Moss 224; 3. Bruce Harden 620. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, No. 5 Georgia vs. Georgia Southern, No. 17 Memphis vs. Samford, 8 p.m. 2. Knock em Down; 3. 2 Girls & 2 3. Donna Schneiders 219. High handicap game: 1. Bruce “Happy Hour Series,” final practice for 1:30 p.m. No. 18 UNLV vs. Jacksonville State, Guys. High handicap series: 1. Norma Harden 284; 2. Dale Coleman 283; Ford EcoBoost 400, at Homestead No. 6 Ohio State at Wisconsin, 10 p.m. Team high handicap game: 1. Wild Campbell 660; 2. Karen Clampett 3. David Adel 278. 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. No. 20 Notre Dame vs. BYU or Things 918; 2. Stipers 830; 3. Quirky 617; 3. Cathy Pelley 609. High handicap series: 1. Dale ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, No. 7 Florida vs. Jacksonville Florida State at the Barclays Center, Quad 821. (results from Nov. 6) Coleman 764; 2. Ed Meehan 724; Ford EcoBoost 300, at Homestead State, 1 p.m. 7 or 9:30 p.m. Team high handicap series: WATERGUARD LEAGUE 3. John Sherry 720. BOXING No. 8 LSU vs. Mississippi, 3:30 p.m. x-No. 23 UConn vs. Quinnipiac or 1. Knock em Down 2,441; 2. 4 S’s Team high handicap game: 1. All In High average: 1. Dale Coleman 10 p.m. No. 9 Texas A&M vs. Sam Houston Iona at the USVI Sports & Fitness Center, 2,389; 3. Bubba & his Bubetts 2,378. 892; 2. Split/House 870; 3. We Don’t 218.4; 2. Bill Duncan 211.58; 3. Wally HBO — Heavyweights, Seth Mitchell State, 3:30 p.m. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 6:30 p.m. High scratch game: 1. Elaine Care 862. Howard 208.17. (25-0-1) vs. Johnathon Banks (28-1-1); No. 10 Florida State at Maryland, No. 25 San Diego State at Missouri Nemeth 174; 2. Betty Brown 168; Team high handicap series: 1. All (results from Nov. 5) champion Antonio DeMarco (28-2-1) Noon State, 2:05 p.m. 3. Joanne Denton 160. 1. George In The Family 2,519; 2. (tie) Who SEXY SENIORS vs. Adrien Broner (24-0-0), for WBC No. 11 Clemson vs. NC State, Sunday’s Games Mulligan 223; 2. (tie) Bill Price, Jack Gives A Split, 10 In The Pitt 2,491. Team standings: 1. Handicappers lightweight title, at Atlantic City, N.J. 3:30 p.m. (Top 10) Stanfield 192; 4. Earl Hayward 182. High scratch game: 1. Lorrie (63-33, 28,331 pins); 2. Outcasts COLLEGE FOOTBALL No. 12 South Carolina vs. Wofford, No. 2 Louisville vs. Miami (Ohio), High scratch series: 1. Judy Geiger 213; 2. (tie) Maggie Battle, (63-33, 28,280 pins); 3. Jo’s Crew Noon 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Johnson 495; 2. De De Young 456; Samantha Lovell 201; 4. Julie Bell (62-34). ESPN — Iowa at Michigan or No. 13 Oklahoma at West Virginia, No. 6 N.C. State vs. TBD at Colieo 3. Amy Musselwhite 440. 1. Bill 200. 1. James Price 236; 2. Bill Price Team high handicap game: Northwestern at Michigan St. 7 p.m. Ruben Rodriguez, Bayamon, Puerto Rico, Dolly 591; 2. Tom Young 557; 3. Lee 215; 3. Steve Fancy 213. 1. Perky Pals 833; 2. Keglers 819. ESPN2 — Northwestern at Michigan No. 15 Oregon State vs. California, TBA McKinney 512. High scratch series: 1. Lorrie Team high handicap series: 1. Pin St. or Iowa at Michigan 10:30 p.m. No. 8 Syracuse vs. Wagner, 1 p.m. High handicap game: 1. Betty Geiger 572; 2. Mary Lobaugh 498; Busters 2,483; 2. Outcasts 2,345; FSN — UCF at Tulsa No. 16 Nebraska vs. Minnesota, No. 9 Duke vs. Florida Gulf Coast, Carmichael 254; 2. Vy Ritter 221; 3. Chrissy Fancy 491. 1. Bill Price 3. Double Up 2,225. NBCSN — Yale at Harvard 3:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 3. Jane Sommerfeld 219. 1. Dave 621; 2. George Walters 574; 3. Dess High scratch game: 1. (tie) Louise 1:30 p.m. No. 17 UCLA vs. No. 21 Southern No. 10 Florida vs. Middle Duncan 246; 2. Sal Annello 244; 3. (tie) Fennell 564. Atwood, Barbara Croft 151; 3. Vy FX — Washington at Colorado Cal, 3 p.m. Tennessee at Tampa Bay Times Winton Brewer, Vernon Black 225. High handicap game: 1. Samantha Ritter 127. 1. Wayne Johns 218; 2. 2 p.m. No. 19 Louisiana Tech vs. Utah State, Forum, 4 p.m. High handicap series: 1. Doreen Lovell 269; 2. Joyce Hooper 245; Morrell Atwood 185; 3. Ron Grey 171. ESPN CLASSIC — Florida A&M vs. 4 p.m. Waters 656; 2. Yvonne Finley 629; 3. Maggie Battle 241. 1. Bob Wheeler High scratch series: 1. Joanne Bethune-Cookman, at Orlando No. 22 Rutgers at Cincinnati, Noon 3. Susan Mears 608. 1. Ray Denton 248; 2. (tie) James Price, Tony Harper Denton 467; 2. Joyce Crandall 402; 3 p.m. No. 23 Michigan vs. Iowa, Noon Florida 74, Wisconsin 56 670; 2. Jim Burnett 647; 3. Sandy 246; 4. Michael McInally 237. 3. Sandra Johns 375. 1. Dan Ritter FOX — Southern Cal at UCLA or No. 23 Texas Tech at Oklahoma State, Sanders 631. High handicap series: 1. Staci 553; 2. Vernon Black 498; 3. Earl Stanford at Oregon 3:30 p.m. At Gainesville High average: 1. Judy Johnson Greaves 678; 2. Julie Bell 652; Hayward 453. 3:30 p.m. No. 25 Kent State at Bowling Green, WISCONSIN (1-1) 157.9; 2. Joyce Hooper 151.11; 3. Lorrie Geiger 647. 1. Bill Price 732; High handicap game: 1. Yvonne ABC — Regional coverage, Ohio St. at Noon Brust 2-9 1-2 6, Marshall 1-5 0-0 3, 3. Elaine Nemeth 150.67.1. 1. David 2. Steven Hayes 676; 3. (tie) Dess Finley 229; 2. Janet Nash 209; Wisconsin or teams TBA Evans 3-11 0-0 7, Berggren 4-9 2-4 11, Duncan 188.18; 2. Bill Dolly 188.06 ; Fennell, Ken Watson 663. 3. Diane Madsen 200. 1. Mike Helvey CBS — Mississippi at LSU Kaminsky 1-3 2-2 4, Bruesewitz 2-6 0-2 NCAA Div. II playoffs 3. Wayne Johns 180.41. High average: Lorrie Geiger 179; 249; 2. Ric Yates 240; 3. Ross Meyers ESPN2 — Regional coverage, Ohio St. 4, Showalter 1-3 0-0 2, Bohannon 0-0 0-0 (results from Nov. 8) James Price 197. 223. at Wisconsin or teams TBA 0, Jackson 3-5 0-0 8, Dekker 4-8 2-4 11. First Round HIT & MISS (results from Nov. 13) High handicap series: 1. Betty FSN — Texas Tech at Oklahoma St. Totals 21-59 7-14 56. Saturday Team standings: 1. All Mrs’s MONDAY NIGHT MAVERICKS Carmichael 687; 2. Janie Posey NBC — Wake Forest at Notre Dame FLORIDA (2-0) Bloomsburg (10-1) at Shippensburg (31-17); 2. Spare Us (29-19); 3. Legal Team standings: 1. Ronsonet 616; 3. Aggie Mumbauer 573. 1. Joe NBCSN — Colorado St. at Boise St. Boynton 3-9 3-4 10, Rosario 5-11 4-4 (10-1), Noon Ladies (27.5-20.5). Service (204.5-125.5); 2. Bencor Peterson 697; 2. Johnnie Croft 638; 7 p.m. 15, Young 3-5 2-2 8, Yeguete 2-4 5-8 9, Shepherd (8-2) at Indiana (Pa.) Team high handicap game: 1. High (191-139); 3. Ronsonet Buick-GMC 3. (tie) Jim Hawkins, Edward Smith ESPN2 — Tennessee at Vanderbilt Murphy 10-10 2-2 24, Ogbueze 0-0 0-0 (10-1), Noon Five 816; 2. (tie) Silver Ladies, Git Up Truck (184-146). 609. FOX — Oklahoma at West Virginia 0, Frazier II 3-3 0-0 8, Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Midwestern State (9-1) at Indianapolis & Bowl 749. High scratch game: 1. Dale (results from Oct. 30) FSN — Iowa St. at Kansas Graham 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-42 16-20 74. (9-2), Noon NBCSN — Old Dominion at James Halftime—Florida 43-31. 3-Point West Texas A&M (9-2) at Chadron Madison Goals—Wisconsin 7-24 (Jackson State (9-2), Noon 8 p.m. 2-4, Berggren 1-2, Brust 1-2, Evans 1-3, Miles (8-2) at West Alabama (8-3), ESPN — Kansas St. at Baylor Dekker 1-3, Marshall 1-5, Kaminsky 0-1, BRIEFS 1 p.m. 8:07 p.m. Showalter 0-1, Bruesewitz 0-3), Florida Fort Valley State (8-3) at Lenior-Rhyne ABC — National coverage, Stanford 6-12 (Frazier II 2-2, Murphy 2-2, Rosario (8-2), Noon at Oregon or Southern Cal at UCLA 1-3, Boynton 1-5). Fouled Out—None. FORT WHITE BASEBALL game time today at the Center. Harding (9-1) at Northwest Missouri 10:30 p.m. Rebounds—Wisconsin 21 (Berggren 6), State (9-2), 1 p.m. field. Cost is $7 with all For details, call Sarah ESPN2 — Teams TBA Florida 40 (Murphy, Yeguete 8). Assists— Craft Bazaar Minnesota Duluth (10-1) at Missouri proceeds going to Braxton Sandlin at 438-9292. GOLF Wisconsin 12 (Dekker, Jackson 3), Florida Western State (10-1), 1 p.m. 9 a.m. 9 (Rosario 4). Total Fouls—Wisconsin 18, at Deese Park Stockton for his eye injury. Florida 15. A—9,614. For details, call Joe DUCKS UNLIMITED TGC — European PGA Tour, SA The Fort White High Open Championship, third round, at NCAA Div. III playoffs Martino at 984-0452. Johannesburg, (same-day tape) baseball program will Banquet today 1:30 p.m. First Round SOCCER have a booth at the Craft TGC — LPGA, Titleholders, third Saturday Bazaar from 9 a.m. to ZUMBA at fairgrounds round, at Naples Washington and Lee (8-2) at Hobart MLS playoffs 3 p.m. Saturday at Deese (10-0), Noon Food for Zumba The 35th annual Ducks 8:30 p.m. Park in Fort White. TGC — PGA Tour Australasia, Wittenberg (9-1) at Heidelberg EASTERN CONFERENCE event Saturday Unlimited Banquet is Australian Masters, final round, at (9-1), Noon Championship For details, call Jeanne today at the Columbia Melbourne, Australia Franklin (8-2) at Adrian (9-1), Noon Houston 3, D.C. United 1 Howell at 288-5537. County Fairgrounds. 1:30 a.m. Framingham State (10-1) at Cortland Sunday Lake City Zumba is hosting Food for Zumba Doors open at 6 p.m. for TGC — Hong Kong Open, final round State (8-1), Noon D.C. United vs. Houston, 4 p.m. CHS FOOTBALL (delayed tape) Mount Ida (8-2) at Wesley (8-1), WESTERN CONFERENCE at Teen Town on Saturday. a social hour, followed by MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Noon Championship Dinners for An introduction class will a seafood dinner at 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Bridgewater State (9-1) at Widener Los Angeles 3, Seattle 0 be offered from 9-10 a.m., Cost is $50 for a single TRU — Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, (9-0), Noon Sunday Braxton Stockton consolation and championship game, at Rowan (7-2) at Salisbury (8-2), Noon Seattle vs. Los Angeles, 9 p.m. followed by a regular ticket and $70 for a couple. New York Washington and Jefferson (8-2) at ——— The Columbia County Zumba class from 10-11 For details, call Jimmy SOCCER Johns Hopkins (9-1), Noon MLS CUP Quarterback Club is a.m. Admission is a canned Sparks at 365-0446. 7:30 a.m. Christopher Newport (6-4) at Mount Saturday, Dec. 1 ESPN2 — Premier League, Arsenal vs. Union (10-0), Noon Eastern champion vs. Western selling barbecue chicken or non-perishable food Tottenham, at London Louisiana College (8-2) at Mary champion, 4:30 p.m. dinners from 4 p.m. to item for Christian Service n From staff reports 3BSports

LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 3B Teams try to avoid Bama-like upsets

By RALPH D. RUSSO 45-7. Associated Press North Carolina State (minus 17) at No. 11 No. 1 team in the nation, Clemson playing at home against a Tigers need Terps to ranked divisional rival with pull upset to pass ‘Noles ... two losses on its record and CLEMSON 45-21. an elusive redshirt fresh- Wofford (no line) at man quarterback directing No. 12 South Carolina its offense. Gamecocks tune up Sounds familiar. for Tigers ... SOUTH Last week it was top- CAROLINA 38-17. ranked Alabama losing to No. 13 Oklahoma No. 15 Texas A&M to shake (minus 11) at West up the national champion- Virginia ship race. Mountaineers have This week, new No. 1 gone from top-five to try- Oregon hosts No. 14 ing to get bowl-eligible ... Stanford, looking to avoid OKLAHOMA 48-24. a repeat. California (off) at The Tide’s loss has left No. 15 Oregon State the Ducks, second in the Both teams have QB inju- BCS, and No. 2 Kansas ry problems ... OREGON State, first in the BCS, STATE 28-13. 1 on course to play for the Minnesota (plus 19 ⁄2) national championship. at No. 16 Nebraska The Wildcats have what Huskers win plus looks like an easier task Michigan loss gives this week — a game at Nebraska division title ... Baylor (4-5). NEBRASKA 45-17. No. 3 Notre Dame plays No. 21 Southern Wake Forest (5-5) on California (minus 4) at Saturday, hoping to stay No. 17 UCLA unbeaten and take one of Winner clinches Pac-12 those spots if the Cardinal South ... USC 35-28. or Bears can pull an upset. Utah State (minus 3) at No. 4 Alabama needs two No. 19 Louisiana Tech upsets to get back into the Spread tells all you need to front row. know about under-appreci- The Ducks seem to be ated Aggies ... LOUISIANA walking into a similar situ- TECH 40-38. ation as the Tide last week. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter No. 22 Rutgers (plus 1 The Cardinal even have Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel (6) scrambles to avoid a tackle on a keeper during a game against Louisiana-Lafayette on 6 ⁄2) at Cincinnati their own version of Johnny Saturday. Driskel is doubtful to play on Saturday’s Senior Day against Jacksonville State due to a sprained ankle. Rutgers is in control of Football. Big East race, for now ... New starting quarterback CINCINNATI 21-16. Kevin Hogan has invigorat- second half. on that side of the ball that OREGON 45-28. 3) at Wisconsin Iowa (off) at No. 23 ed Stanford’s offense, first Oregon comes in with play very hard.” No. 2 Kansas State Buckeyes quest for per- Michigan 1 in an easy victory against all sorts of injuries nagging But as the recent scores (minus 11 ⁄2) at Baylor fection faces tough test ... With or without Denard Colorado, and then in last its defense. The Ducks show, the Cardinal have yet Bears No. 2 in country WISCONSIN 28-24. Robinson, Wolverines week’s huge win against will likely be down to their to figure out a way slow on total offense, last in total Jacksonville State (no should be fine ... MICHIGAN Oregon State. third starting free safety, Oregon’s spread, which defense ... KANSAS STATE line) at No. 7 Florida 24-14. Hogan was 22 for 29 and they had five defensive is operating better than 55-31. Gators injured QB Jeff No. 23 Texas Tech 1 1 for 254 yards against the linemen miss most or all of ever behind another red- Wake Forest (plus 23 ⁄2) Driskel gets week off ... (plus 10 ⁄2) at Oklahoma Beavers. He’s not quite last week’s game. shirt freshman quarter- at No. 3 Notre Dame FLORIDA 42-10. State 1 Johnny Manziel on the Stanford’s defense — back, Marcus Mariota. The Irish finishing up ACC Mississippi (plus 18 ⁄2) Cowboys looking for move, but he did run for 49 led by linebackers Chase Ducks are the highest scor- portion of the schedule ... at No. 8 LSU fourth straight against Red yards on 11 carries. Thomas and Shayne Skov ing team in the nation at NOTRE DAME 38-14. Tigers hoping for BCS Raiders ... OKLAHOMA ST. The Ducks have domi- — has been one of the best 55 points per game, with at Western Carolina (no at-large bid, Rebels need 38-31. nated the rivalry histori- in the nation, ranking ninth least 42 in every game. line) at No. 4 Alabama win for bowl eligibility ... No. 25 Kent State (plus 1 cally, but only recently with in yards per play (4.48) and Of course, Alabama Biggest mismatch in this LSU 35-14. 2 ⁄2) at Bowling Green Stanford’s rise to power has sacks (42). hadn’t allowed more than week’s FCS-SEC challenge Sam Houston State Hard to stay ranked it become a huge game on “They’re good against the 17 point in a game before ... It could be ALABAMA (no line) at No. 9 Texas in tough MAC ... KENT the West Coast. A wild one, run, they’re good against A&M came to town and put 100-0 if Tide wanted it to A&M STATE 34-28. too. the pass,” Oregon Coach 29 on the Tide. be. Little more time for Last week’s record: 19-2 Stanford beat the Chip Kelly said. “I think The picks: Georgia Southern (no Aggies to bask ... TEXAS (straight); 11-9 (vs. points) Ducks 51-42 in 2009. The it’s a huge challenge for us SATURDAY line) at No. 5 Georgia A&M 58-17. Season record: last two seasons Oregon offensively getting matched No. 14 Stanford (plus Eagles option often gives No. 10 Florida State 182-37 (straight); 105-95 1 struck back with 52-31 and up against what will be the 20 ⁄2) at No. 1 Oregon big boys headaches ... (minus 31) at Maryland (vs. points) 53-30 victories in which the best defense we’ve faced so Ducks clinch GEORGIA 48-24. Seminoles can clinch Best bets: 5-6. Ducks pulled away in the far. Lot of veteran players Pac-12 north with victory ... No. 6 Ohio State (plus ACC Atlantic Division ... Upset specials: 7-4.

CHS: Prepared for Bears attack Continued From Page 1B Sutherland shows The rushing attack will The Tigers also are fresh around an option attack. face multiple fronts from after the starters haven’t Uruburu has a combined the Bears. played a full game in over 901 yards of offense and 12 “They’re going to show a month. touchdowns this season. respect to Tigers us a 3-3 stack,” Allen said. “I think it will play to “They’ve got two very “They also will bring a our advantage,” Allen said. good backs in the option By BRANDON FINLEY to Tennessee last year, they block really well for linebacker down and show “It’d be a disadvantage starting with Uruburu,” [email protected] Sutherland feels they have each other off the edge,” some 4-3. They’re going if we weren’t physical in Allen said. “They’re able a very good replacement in Sutherland said. “They take to give us multiple looks practice on Tuesday and to do some different things Columbia High has P.J. Blazejowski. a lot of pride in each other’s and throw in some Cover Wednesday. We’ll show up with these kids. They’ll run a familiar opponent in Blazejowski has com- success.” 3. They have small corners and be physical on Friday. the dive, pitch and option. Bartram Trail High to open pleted 114-of-186 passes Dillon Ragusa makes up and some of the guys will I feel good about our condi- Their wide receivers do an the playoffs. The shoe fits for 1,855 yards and 27 the other half of the rushing play both ways.” tion and am excited to see excellent job of blocking on the other foot as well. touchdowns this year. He’s attack and has rushed for Allen feels this could our kids go out and com- on the edges and they’re Bears coach Darrell thrown six interceptions. 468 yards on 96 attempts. be an advantage for the pete for a full 48 minutes able to spring the backs.” Sutherland said that “The nice thing about him “He’s our interior run- Tigers. on Friday.” Allen also feels the Bartram Trail hasn’t talked is not only is he physically ner,” Sutherland said. “We’re a physical team Coach Allen has pointed Bears are extremely well a lot about last year’s win gifted, but he’s a student of “He’s a one-cut runner and and we believe that it could out Nick Uruburu as one coached. against Columbia as much the game,” Sutherland said. doesn’t waste time bounc- pay its toll,” Allen said. player the Tigers must “:They’re going to be as what they have in front “He not only understands ing around.” “When those kids are run- find a way to contain in disciplined,” Allen said. of them this season. the plays, but he also under- Tucker Merriman leads ning the ball and taking a the matchup. The do-it-all “They’ll be physical, fast “We haven’t talked much stands the concepts.” the defense with 10 sacks. ton of hits and playing on player lines up in the slot, and play hard. I’m excited about the game as much as Columbia coach Brian “Defensively, we run mul- defense, we hope it adds but will receive the ball in about these four quarters we have about how great of Allen is concerned about tiple sets and our defensive up in the fourth quarter.” the running game based of football.” a football team they are,” dual-threat Nick Uruburu. coordinator, Ed Snyder, Sutherland said. “They’re Uruburu has rushed for puts guys in position to be well coached, they’re physi- 495 yards on only 39 car- successful,” Sutherland cal and that’s what the play- ries and caught 32 passes said. “He does a great job BARBER: Gives thanks to Columbia offs are about. Lord willing for 406 yards. He’s scored at allowing guys to do what Continued From Page 1B we’ll be able to play through 12 combined touchdowns. they do. We have to be care- December.” “Something about our ful against Columbia not to it will allow him to focus I am one of the hardest “He’s definitely my Although Bartram slot backs besides being get caught in their shifts on leading the Tigers to a working. It just shows that second dad,” Barber said. Trail lost senior quarter- 4X4 state champions and and I think we have a good state championship. hard work can pay off.” “My middle name is Allen back Nathan Peterman having great speed is that scheme.” “It’s an extreme bless- Allen gave special and we always joke that ing,” Barber said. “When thanks to Columbia for I’m his son. From day one, I first committed I left the allowing him to develop I told him that I was going door open in case things into the player he is today. to be his quarterback HOWELL: Now part of UCF ‘tradition’ changed, but now that it’s “When I first came and we have something all done I can focus solely here, I wasn’t playing special. We’ve worked Continued From Page 1B on football.” quarterback,” Barber said. so much together in the and Assistant Principal said. “Robby was a finisher. who said they wanted to Barber has accom- “I started out as a tight weight room and on the Susan Summers offered Whether it be assignments see me some time. I went plished something he end and wide receiver. It practice field and he tells congratulations. or projects, he could do it. to camp at UCF and threw wanted since he began helped me learn to work me that I remind him of “I knew this was going His is humble, matter-of- very well. I came back and playing football as an through adversity. It’s himself.” to happen after that first fact and takes charge.” visited the school and they eighth-grader and now made me the player I am But his biggest thanks no-hitter,” Hatcher said. “I Those traits and superior showed me everything.” he’ll look to accomplish and I appreciate the coach- went out to a man he’s can’t be more pleased to baseball skills impressed Howell was sold. his other goal in winning a es for helping me become never met in the human have you sign today.” the UCF staff. “They took me to the state title. that person and leader.” form. Summers said she knew “When I was a sophomore “Tradition Room” and said “I said from the first day One of the people that “This was the biggest Howell since he was in first- playing for a Gainesville this is what we are going to I played that I was going have had the biggest decision I’ve ever made in grade gifted program. travel team, we played in do for you,” Howell said. “It to play college football,” impact on Barber is the my life and I prayed about “It is an honor to speak Orlando,” Howell said. “I felt right, like it was where I Barber said. “I may not man that he calls his sec- it to my Lord and savior because I represent the got an e-mail from (assistant needed to be and I decided be the most talented, but ond father, coach Allen. Jesus Christ,” Barber said. academic end,” Summers coach) Ryan Klosterman to become a UCF Knight.” 4BNascar

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER NASCAR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012

SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Ford EcoBoost 400 Race: Ford EcoBoost 300 Race: Ford EcoBoost 200 NEXT Where: Homestead-Miami Speedway Where: Where: Homestead-Miami Speedway Homestead-Miami Speedway When: Sunday, 2:00 p.m. (ET) When: Saturday, 4:00 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) TV: ESPN TV: ESPN2 TV: SPEED UP... 2011 Winner: Tony Stewart (right) 2011 Winner: Brad Keselowski 2011 Winner: Johnny Sauter

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2012 CHASE CONTENDERS Chase Chart Following the AdvoCare 500 at Phoenix International Raceway

1. Brad Keselowski 2371 (finished sixth) A steady run at Phoenix coupled with the mis- fortunes of Jimmie Johnson put him in position to clinch his first Sprint Cup championship with a finish of 15th or better in this weekend’s finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

2. Jimmie Johnson -20 (finished 32nd) He entered the Phoenix race with a seven-point lead and having scored maximum points in the two most recent races. His No. 48 Chevrolet never really showed the speed it has in recent weeks, and he blew a tire and hit the wall on Lap 234. His crew patched up the car,but he’s in a deep points hole heading into Homestead. “We still have to go to Homestead and race, and anything can happen down there,” he said.

3. Kasey Kahne -50 (finished fourth) Despite several strong runs in recent weeks, he was eliminated from championship contention.

4. Clint Bowyer -52 (finished 28th) His late-race run-ins with Jeff Gordon on the race track led to a melee at the garage. Bowyer’s team owner Michael Waltrip described Gordon’s retaliation as a “cowardly,chicken move by someone that has raced for championships before and Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer crash during the second major wreck of Sunday’s Sprint Cup Series AdvoCare 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. (NASCAR photo) knows how important every position is.” 5. Denny Hamlin -62 (finished second) He was strong early on at Phoenix, leading twice for 46 laps, but couldn’t catch Harvick at the finish. He said Goodyear’s tire compound ham- pered him. “We’re running on such hard tires,” he said. “You can’t get a grip on it.”

Hot in Phoenix 6. Matt Kenseth -74 (finished 14th) Even though he’s a lame duck at Roush Fenway Racing, he’s been the team’s best performer in the Penultimate race sets exciting bar for Homestead finale Chase with two wins, but he’s also had four finishes of 14th.

n theory, NASCAR’s highest drama of the press who had been critical of his rac- Sometimes you’re on the wrong end. But 7. Greg Biffle -78 (finished seventh) the season should come at Homestead- ing Johnson so hard in the closing laps the fights are what made NASCAR what it is.” Despite being involved in a last-lap crash, he IMiami Speedway this weekend as the week before at Texas, but seemed to enjoy NASCAR on Monday fined Gordon wound up with one of his better Chase finishes. sanctioning body’s top three series race one the exchange between Gordon and Bowyer. $100,000, docked him 25 points and placed “We came back from not having a very good car last time to decide three championships. “It just drives me absolutely crazy that I him on probation for the rest of the season to being really good,” he said. But it’ll be hard to produce enough get lambasted for racing somebody hard along with his crew chief Alan Gustafson. excitement to overshadow the events of the without there even being a wreck, and then Bowyer’s crew chief Brian Pattie was fined 8. Kevin Harvick -86 (finished first) final 85 laps of Sunday’s AdvoCare 500 at you see stuff like this [at Phoenix], and $25,000 and placed on probation. Both crew All the pre-race talk was about reports that he’s Phoenix International Raceway. that’s OK, from the same people that criti- chiefs were penalized because they’re moving to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2014, then he In that relatively short stretch of racing, cized me,” he said. “It’s OK to just take responsible for the actions of their driver went out and won for the first time in 44 starts, Jimmie Johnson, who entered the weekend somebody out, but you race somebody hard, and crew. Keselowski was fined $25,000 dating all the way back to September 2011, at seven points up on second-place Brad put a fender on somebody and try to go for and placed on probation for carrying his Richmond.“We didn’t get the year we wanted, but Keselowski, blew a tire and crashed into the win, and you’re an absolute villain, and cell phone in his car. to come out with a win, it was big,” he said. the wall. After his 32nd-place finish, he’s 20 that’s ridiculous.” He said retaliatory moves points down. like the one Gordon pulled on Bowyer are 9. Tony Stewart -87 (finished 19th) Then, with the checkered flag in sight, not what NASCAR needs. The defending Chase winner once again was a Clint Bowyer, then third in the standings “It needs hard racing, it needs people no-show at the front of the pack. He was involved and still with an outside shot at the cham- that go for broke, try to win races and put in a wreck on Lap 282,but his crew patched up the pionship, was intentionally wrecked by Jeff it all out there on the line, not a bunch of No. 14 Chevrolet and he salvaged a top-20 finish. Gordon, touching off a brawl among the people that have anger issues,” he said. two teams. “That’s not good for anybody, and it really 10. Martin Truex Jr. -111 (finished 43rd) When the track was cleared, the field hurt my feelings to be a part of a Chase Phoenix was a new low as his engine blew after took off on a green-white-checkered run to race for the championship and have that just 10 laps. “I felt like we had a shot at challeng- the finish. But Danica Patrick, having the jeopardized from people that can’t keep ing for a win, but it wasn’t meant to be,” he said. best run of her Cup career, was wrecked by control of their emotions.” Gordon stood his Jeff Burton. NASCAR officials, in a contro- ground and offered no apology. 11. Jeff Gordon -115 (finished 30th) versial move, left the green flag flying, and “Things just got escalated over the year, He apparently had enough of Clint Bowyer’s a host of drivers wrecked on the and I’d just had it,” he said of his encounter tactics and intentionally crashed him just before frontstretch when they ran into oil leaked with Bowyer. “Clint has run into me the finish,setting off a multi-car crash and a brawl from Patrick’s car. numerous times, wrecked me, and he got in the garage. He didn’t sound too worried about Kevin Harvick, who is apparently leaving into me on the back straightaway and pret- any penalties from NASCAR officials.“They’ve got his Richard Childress Racing team after ty much ruined our day. I’ve had it, fed up to do what they’ve got to do, and I guess I had to next season, won. with it and I got him back.” do what I had to do,” he said. Keselowski, who narrowly escaped seri- Harvick, in his winner’s interview, indi- ous damage in the Gordon incident and in cated that he could be counted among those 12. Dale Earnhardt Jr. -160 (finished 21st) the Patrick wreck, still finished sixth, but who liked the additional excitement that a The two races he missed while recovering from he was among the angriest in his post-race melee brings. concussions seemed to have taken the spirit from interview. “The sport was made on fights,” he said. his team. He was never a factor at Phoenix. He lashed out at his peers and some in “They’re not always fun to be in. Kevin Harvick (NASCAR photo)

NOTEBOOK I’m also looking forward.” “I think as a race car driver you come out to win Logano also will drive Penske’s No. 22 Ford in championships,” he said. “You want to win races, NUMERICALLY the Sprint Cup series. but championships are what last for a long time. Logano wins Nationwide race Brian Vickers, who is moving into a full-time Last year was special. It felt like we didn’t have a Joey Logano, who is leaving Joe Gibbs Racing Nationwide ride with Gibbs next season, finished dominant year last year,so even though it was still SPEAKING after this weekend to drive for Penske Racing, has- second at Phoenix in his first start with the team. a championship, it didn’t feel like a championship n’t had much to brag about on the Sprint Cup side He passed Logano at one point in the closing laps year. with a win at Pocono, one other top five and a but lost the lead shortly thereafter. “This year has felt like it’s been a championship 17th-place points effort so far. But his part-time “I guess it’s a good day when you can be disap- year,so it would be huge.” gig in Gibbs’ Nationwide Series cars has been pointed with second,” he said. “It was still a great In the Camping World Truck Series race at DNFs (Did Not Finish) this spectacular. day and a great way to get next year started.” Phoenix, points leader James Buescher was set to 5 season by Jimmie Johnson On Saturday at Phoenix International Raceway pad his points lead but blew a tire and smacked and Jeff Gordon, the most of any the wall in the closing laps. he started on the pole and Non-Chase formats still tight drivers in the top 10 in the points led 168 of 204 laps to get His 17th-place finish allowed fourth-finishing his ninth win in 22 starts. Drivers in the Nationwide and Camping World Timothy Peters to jump back in the points race as standings Logano said that he’s Truck Series are showing that it’s possible to have he’s now second, 11 points out of the lead with Ty not regretting his career a tight points race going into the season finale even Dillon in third, 12 points back. Joey Coulter,who was 43 points back entering Phoenix, finished third Cup races this season in choice, even though it without a Chase format to re-set the points late in 8 which Kyle Busch has led means he’ll racing against the season. and now sits fourth, 29 back and still mathemati- Gibbs’ powerful In the Nationwide Series, Elliott Sadler and cally in the running as is Parker Kligerman, who is the most laps but did not win Nationwide cars next year. defending champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr.went into 37 points out of the lead. “It’s definitely going to the next-to-last race of the season, at Phoenix, tied Peters said that he’s just glad to be in the title be hard,” he said. “I know at the top, but left with Stenhouse holding a 20- hunt with one race remaining. Points earned so those Penske guys have point lead over Sadler and Austin Dillon in third, “It feels good to be in this position,” he said. 2,371 far this season by strong cars. You saw Brad 22 out of the lead. “We’ve got a shot. That’s all we can ask for.” Sprint Cup championship leader Nationwide Series regular Brian Scott won Joey Logano [Keselowski] up there rac- The change occurred after Sadler,for the second Brad Keselowski (then-points (NASCAR photo) ing for the win today with straight year,had a bad race at Phoenix. He strug- Friday’s Lucas Oil 150 at Phoenix, but he saw me. That makes me excit- gled throughout the race after wrecking his pri- much of the attention focused on rookie Kyle leader Carl Edwards had 2,359 at ed about my future over there. mary car in practice, then wrecked again late in Larson, who finished second after leading 43 laps the same point last year) “I feel like I’m definitely making a good move by the race and finished 22nd while Stenhouse fin- in just his third truck series start. Larson had the doing that, but we still want to finish off this on ished third, with Dillon sixth. lead heading into a green-white-checkered-flag fin- the best note we can.” Stenhouse said it’s way too early to begin cele- ish but was passed by Scott on the last restart. Points earned by And he thanked the Gibbs family for what brating. “What a talent,” Scott said of Larson. “I haven’t 1,212 Nationwide points they’ve done for him throughout his career. “It’s a deal where we’ve given up 20 points in one even seen him around really,and then he’s up leader Ricky Stenhouse Jr. after “I appreciate everything Joe [Gibbs, team race, so it’s not even close to over,” he said. there and he’s challenging for the win and leading owner] and J.D. [Gibbs, general manager] have And even though Stenhouse is set to move to a this thing. Phoenix, compared to the 1,179 given me, the opportunities throughout the years, full-time Cup ride in the No. 6 Ford at Roush “He’s going to win a lot of races … He’s going to he’d earned at this point last year being there since I was 15,” he said. “It’s cool to be Fenway Racing next season, he still very much have a lot of success and it’s fun to race people like out there winning races and it’s bittersweet, but wants the Nationwide title. that.” 5B

LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 5B Keselowski could go from shunning to Series champion

By JENNA FRYER I sat down and looked at Associated Press them, I had seen, obviously I had raced with Brad and CHARLOTTE, N.C. seen what he was able to — Paul Wolfe wasn’t inter- do, and I felt like together ested in working with Brad him and I could hopefully Keselowski when the driver win races and contend for first approached him about championships.” a potential pairing back in Keselowski moved full- August 2009. time to Penske Racing in “I told him, ‘Hey, man, 2010, and was partnered I want you to come over with Wolfe in the Nationwide and crew chief this deal,’” Series. They clicked instant- Keselowski said of the con- ly, winning six races and versation. “He looked me scoring 26 top-five finish- in the eye and said, ‘No, I es in 35 starts while win- don’t want to do it.’” ning the Nationwide title Wolfe was content for Roger Penske’s first at CJM Racing, and had NASCAR championship. made a commitment to the Keselowski, however, Nationwide Series team. was flailing in the Sprint And even if he were to leave, Cup Series. He scored just he wasn’t sure he wanted to two top-10s all year and fin- team with Keselowski, who ished 25th in points, and had had some on-track inci- Wolfe was moved up to be dents with Wolfe’s driver. his Cup crew chief the next “I think he was kind year. They hit their stride of mad at me because I midsummer, winning three had wrecked his car,” races to make the Chase Keselowski joked. for the Sprint Cup champi- A few months later, with- onship, and finished fifth in out Keselowski’s knowl- the final standings. edge, Penske Racing offi- ASSOCIATED PRESS Keselowski and Wolfe cials approached Wolfe Brad Keselowski gets high-fives from fans prior to a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Phoenix International Raceway. were rewarded in December about joining the organi- with multiyear contract zation. When Keselowski and said, ‘Good luck,’” he wants to do it.’” but the team circumstances there to continue on, so at extensions, and now find found out, he told the team Keselowski said. “They So what changed? changed at the end of 2009 that point I was looking at themselves poised to win not to waste their time. said, ‘We’ve been talking to Funding, for one. 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Å Tanked FOOD 51 110 231 The Next Iron Chef: Redemption Chopped Chopped Chopped A Thanksgiving-inspired meal. Chopped “Give It Your All” Iron Chef America TBN 52 260 372 (3:00) Fall Praise-A-Thon Fall Praise-A-Thon Fall Praise-A-Thon FSN-FL 56 - - e College Football e College Football Iowa State at Kansas. (N) College Football USC at UCLA. (N Same-day Tape) SYFY 58 122 244 (4:30) ››› “Dawn of the Dead” (2004) ›‡ “Resident Evil” (2002, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez. Å ›‡ “Resident Evil: Afterlife” (2010, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter. Premiere. ››› “Primal” (2010) Krew Boylan. Å AMC 60 130 254 (5:30) ››› “High Plains Drifter” (1973) Clint Eastwood, Verna Bloom. Å ›››‡ “A Few Good Men” (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise. A Navy lawyer defends two Marines in a comrade’s death. Å ››‡ “Hidalgo” (2004, Adventure) Å COM 62 107 249 (4:15) ›› “Sex Drive” (2008) Å (6:46) ››› “Get Him to the Greek” (2010, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Elisabeth Moss. 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Homeland Carrie tries to regain control. ›‡ “The Three Musketeers” (2011, Action) Matthew MacFadyen. ‘PG-13’ Å ››‡ “The Switch” (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston. ‘PG-13’ Å 6B LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & PUZZLES FRIDAY & sATuRDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 DEAR ABBY Small, yipping dog is more than boyfriend can handle ** ** ** shall leave his father and their photo cards. So why DEAR ABBY: My grandpa his mother and hold fast not grandchildren? My remarried when I was a to his wife. As much as a parents have pointed out child. He and Grandma man may love his mother, that this is the only oppor- “Ella” each have five chil- in order to have a strong tunity for their friends to dren. She is a wonderful and healthy marriage, his see their grandchild, but woman. wife should come first if he my wife thinks he should Abigail Van Buren When the holidays must make a choice. be included only in OUR roll around, especially ** ** ** Christmas card. What do www.dearabby.com Thanksgiving and DEAR ABBY: My son, you think? --PULLED IN Christmas, my grandpar- “James,” is 25 and has TWO DIRECTIONS DEAR ABBY: My boy- ents always host at their been dating his girl- DEAR PULLED: I friend, “Richard,” and I are home. They spend all day friend for three years. think your wife is selfish, a mature couple who have fixing up the house and He has brought her over judgmental, and should been seeing each other for preparing the food. When be ashamed of herself for three years. I love him. My it’s time to eat, Grandma only ive times. wanting to deprive your This is his first girl- dog is the issue. Ella’s children think they parents in this way. friend, and I think he is “Princess” is a 2-year-old should be first in the Now I have a question getting way too serious rat terrier/mini-pinscher line. If someone else tries for you: What’s her prob- and thinking about mar- mix. She weighs 9 pounds (some of us on my grand- lem? It’s obvious that she riage. While she seems and is spoiled. (I admit I’m father’s side of the family has one where your folks nice, I do not think she’s a softy when it comes to have small children), they are concerned. the right girl for my son discipline.) She barks at grumble and complain. ** ** ** to marry. James has not anyone and anything she When the dinner is DEAR ABBY: I had a talked to me about marry- sees. Her barks are shrill over, it’s always my mom, great friendship that I ing her just yet, but I think and can be annoying. But one of my two aunts and threw away. “Shane” and he knows I’m not a fan. I live alone and feel she is me doing the dishes and I got along really well My question is, do I talk protecting me. cleaning up. Grandma and, frankly, we ventured to my son about how I Richard can no longer Ella’s family never help. beyond friendship multiple feel, or just bite my tongue tolerate Princess’ barking They just stroll back times when we lived near and let him make his own and has curbed his visits into the living room and each other. I think the decision, even though I considerably. Except for watch TV or leave to go “relationship” was good think he’d be making a big this issue, he is my dream somewhere else. It would for both of us. Then I lost mistake? Or should I say guy, and I feel lucky to be nice to get some help my temper during a trivial something and risk ruin- have found him. I was once in a while so Mom, argument, and now he ing our relationship? married for more than 20 my aunts and I could also won’t talk to me. We live in I’d hate to see him years to a controlling man, relax after the meal. Just different states now, so the marry her and wind up and I had to defer or com- leaving the mess is not an phone is the only way for divorced, knowing I might promise on everything. I option. We tried it once, us to contact each other. have been able to stop it. - will not compromise on and Grandma and Grandpa Abby, I know the fall- - MOTHER KNOWS BEST this. I feel Richard should ended up doing it. Any ing-out is my fault. He said IN NEW YORK understand my attachment advice? -- STRESSED IN something that shouldn’t DEAR M.K.B.: At 25 to Princess, especially ADVANCE IN IOWA have set me off the way years old, your son is an when he’s not around. DEAR STRESSED: it did. How do I fix this? I adult. A three-year rela- I miss him. Our dates Gladly! This Thanksgiving miss talking to him, and tionship is not a whirlwind are now only occasional. when everyone arrives, he won’t answer my calls courtship. James and his He thinks I prefer the dog Grandma and Grandpa anymore. -- REGRETTING girlfriend may already over him, and that’s not should cheerfully inform MY TEMPER have an inkling about how the case. Am I being self- the happy revelers that DEAR REGRETTING: you feel about her -- which ish? Why can’t I have them small children will be fed It appears Shane has not is why you have seen them both? Is there a future for first, regardless of whose only moved away but only five times in three us, or have we reached side of the family they also has moved on. When years. an impasse? -- WON’T come from. At the same you were neighbors, If you want any relation- GIVE UP THE PUP, time, each of the adults the friends-with-benefits ship at all with your son Puzzle Solutions LAFAYETTE, LA. should be ASSIGNED a arrangement might have in the future, do not inter- DEAR WON’T GIVE cleanup chore so one side influenced him to forgive fere. Let him work this on the next page. UP: Loving one’s dog is of the family isn’t stuck you. However, because out for himself. He may be not being selfish. You with the entire burden. that “leverage” is gone, your son, but he’s no lon- COULD have them both Unless your grandparents you should move on, too. ger a child, so don’t treat if you would contact a dog assert themselves, noth- The next time you’re him like one. trainer and start giving ing will change, so please about to say something ** ** ** Princess a doggy educa- suggest this to them in you might be sorry for DEAR ABBY: My wife tion that includes bound- advance. later, remember that you thinks it’s improper for my aries. Incessant barking ** ** ** can’t “unring a bell” and parents to include their should not be allowed. DEAR ABBY: When a that it cost you a friend- grandson -- our 8-year-old Perhaps once Richard man is married, who is ship. son -- in their Christmas sees that Princess no lon- supposed to come first card photo. He’s their only ger regards him as a hos- in his life -- his wife or tile intruder, he will feel his mother? -- TIRED OF grandchild. I have seen people more welcome. But that BEING SECOND STRING ■ Write Dear Abby at could take some work on DEAR TIRED: At the include pictures of their pets, cars, boats and all www.DearAbby.com or the part of all three of you, risk of sounding preachy, P.O. Box 69440, Los if he’s still willing. the Scripture says a man sorts of other things in Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD Eugenia Last

ARIES (March 21-April follow through or honor a give back in return. Love fast response will impress 19): Concentrate on the promise. You’ll be enticed is highlighted, and sharing someone who can help you journey, not the destina- by a proposal or chance to something you treasure out financially. Moderate tion. Detach yourself emo- try something new, but it’s will pay off. ★★★ your diet and you will feel tionally so that you can get important to finish your CAPRICORN (Dec. and look better. Focus on the full benefit from the chores first. ★★★ 22-Jan. 19): Clear up any the future. ★★★ experience or lesson. An VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. pending emotional or PISCES (Feb. 19-March opportunity to diversify 22): You have plenty of personal problems. Your 20): Get whatever is both- professionally is heading good ideas that you can insight will guide you in a ering you out in the open your way. ★★ parlay into a new job, pas- profitable direction. Don’t and accept the outcome. TAURUS (April 20-May time or even an interesting mess with regulations or Plan to make amends so 20): Take a moment to lis- partnership. Follow your you will have to redo what- that you can move for- ten to what others have to gut feeling and you will ever you don’t do right ward. Learn from past say. The information you reach your goal. A social the first time. Honesty and experience, and do your gather will change your gathering with peers will integrity are key. ★★★ best to fix situations that mind or the way you move give you insight into how AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- are holding you back. forward with your plans. they operate. ★★★★★ Feb. 18): Take action if ★★★★ Consider a partnership LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. there are things you can that is geared toward help- 22): Consider your options do to help someone in ing a cause you believe in. and the way you can put need. Your bravery and ★★★★★ a service you offer or a GEMINI (May 21-June skill you have to better 20): Do what you can for use. Future trends must others. Looking for solu- be considered if you want tions that service bigger to be in demand. A change purposes will be seen as an personally, professionally admirable move on your or geographically looks part. Love is in the stars, promising but initially and letting someone know stressful. ★★★★ how you feel will enhance SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. the connection. ★★★ 21): Don’t get down when CANCER (June 21-July what you need to do is 22): Contribute whole- muster up some courage heartedly to any agree- and come out fighting. ment or partnership you Control whatever situation take on. There is plenty of you face. Believe in who room to advance if you are you are and what you are innovative and willing to capable of doing. Now is a adapt to new situations and good time to brag. ★★★ ways of doing things. A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. serious attitude will bring 22-Dec. 21): Take on a fabulous results. ★★ challenge. Don’t shy away LEO (July 23-Aug. from a little added pres- 22): Stay on top of your sure. Stand tall and speak responsibilities. You will up about what you want be criticized if you do not and what you are willing to FRIDAY & sAtuRDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 PUZZLES & COMICS LAKE CItY REPORtER 7B

DILBERT SNUFFY SMITH

BABY BLUES ZITS

BLONDIE GARFIELD

BEETLE BAILEY B.C.

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE FRANK & ERNEST

CLASSIC PEANUTS FOR BETTER OR WORSE

CELEBRITY CIPHER

PUZZLE ANSWERS 8B LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ensure that a verbatim record is Under COLUMBIA COUNTY, 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COLUMIA COUTNY, made. In accordance with the Ameri- $100 FLORIDA FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA cans with Disabilities Act, any per- $ 50 PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA FLORIDA PROBATE DVISION sons with a disability requiring rea- One item per ad IN RE: ESTATE OF CIVIL DIVISION: CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 12-259-CP sonable accommodation in order to 2Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $.25 MARILYN ROSSIN GILMORE, CASE NO.: 12-2009-CA-000294 CASE NO.: 12-2010-CA-000503 IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM participate in this meeting should Rate applies to private individuals selling File No. 12-253-CP COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- HOWARD HOGANS, a/k/a WIL- call Town Hall at (386) 497-2321 at personal merchandise totalling $100 or less. Each item must include a price. Deceased. SERVICING LP, TIONAL ASSOCIATION, LIAM H. HOGAN, least 48 hours prior to the public This is a non-refundable rate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Deceased. hearing. The administration of the estate of vs. vs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Under MARILYN ROSSIN GILMORE, CAMELLIA R. BARBEE; UN- LISA M. MARTIN, et al, The administration of the estate of 05535864 deceased, whose date of death was KNOWN SPOUSE OF CAMELLIA Defendant(s). WILLIAM HOWARD HOGANS November 16, 2012 $500 $ 10 September 26, 2012, and the last four R. BARBEE; UNKNOWN TEN- NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED a/k/ WILLIAM H. HOGAN, de- digits of whose social security num- ANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SALE ceased, whose date of death was One item per ad Job 10Each additional ber are 4281, is pending in the Cir- SUBJECT PROPERTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- September 25, 2012, is pending in 4 lines • 6 days line $1.10 cuit Court for COLUMBIA County, Defendants. suant to an Order Rescheduling the Circuit Court for Columbia 100 Opportunities Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $500 or less. Florida, Probate Division, the ad- RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Foreclosure Sale dated 10/31/2012 County, Florida, Probate Division, Each item must include a price. dress of which is Columbia County and entered in Case no. 12-201-CA- the address of which Post Office Box 05534241 This is a non-refundable rate. SALE Courthouse, 173 NE Hernando Ave., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 000503 of the Circuit Court of the 2069, Lake City, Florida 32056. The NOW HIRING Lake City, Florida 32055. The suant to an Order Resetting Foreclo- Third Judicial Circuit in and for Co- names and addresses of the personal Cashiers & Baggers for High Under names and addresses of the personal sure Sale dated the 6th day of No- lumbia County, Florida in which JP representative and the personal rep- Springs fruit & gift stores. $1,000 representative and the personal rep- vember, 2012, and entered in Case Morgan Chase Bank, National Asso- resentative’s attorney are set forth Benefits avail: health, dental, $ 75 resentative's attorney are set forth be- No. 12-2009-CA-000294, of the Cir- ciation, is the Plaintiff and Lisa M. below. & vacation. One item per ad low. cuit Court of the 3RD Judicial Cir- Martin, are defendants, I will sell to If you have been served with a copy Apply in person: Florida 16Each additional All creditors of the decedent and oth- the highest and best bidder for cash of this notice and you have any claim 4 lines • 6 days cuit in and for Columbia County, line $1.15 er persons having claims or demands in/on the third floor of the Columbia or demand against the decedent’s es- Citrus Center (Chevron) Rate applies to private individuals selling Florida, wherein COUNTRYWIDE 18603 NW CR 236, High personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. against decedent's estate on whom a County Courthouse at 173 N.E. Her- tate, even if that claim is unmature, Each item must include a price. HOME LOANS SERVICING LP is Springs (exit 404 & I-75) This is a non-refundable rate. copy of this notice is required to be nando Avenue, Lake City, Florida contingent or unliquidaetd, you must served must file their claims with the Plaintiff and CAMELLIA R. 32055, Columbia County, Florida at file your claim with the court ON this court WITHIN THE LATER OF BARBEE, SUNSTATE FEDERAL 11:00 AM on the 9th day of January, OR BEFORE TH ELATER OF A Under CREDIT UNION, UNKNOWN 05535697 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 2013, the following described prop- DATE TAT IS 3 MONTHS AFTER Seeking experienced applicants $2,500 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SPOUSE OF CAMELLIA R. BAR- erty as set forth in said Final Judg- THE FIRST PUBLICAITON OF $ 70 THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- BEE, UNKNOWN TENANT N/K/A ment of Foreclosure: THIS NOTIC OR 30 DAYS AFTER for Bridge/Structural Concrete One item per ad TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF RANDALL R. BARBEE and UN- SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 3 YOU RECEIVE A COPY OF THIS crew positions. Positions open; 23Each additional KNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSES- Bridge Carpenter, Formsetter, 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST: COM- NOTICE. Rate applies to private individuals selling THEM. SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER- MENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST All other creditors o the decedent Concrete Finisher. Rigging and personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. TY are defendants. The Clerk of this light operator experience is a Each item must include a price. All other creditors of the decedent CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST and other persons who have claims This is a non-refundable rate. and other persons having claims or Court shall sell to the highest and 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 or demands against decadent’s es- plus. Work area will be Central demands against decedent's estate best bidder for cash at the, Columbia AND RUN THENCE NORTH 00 tate, including unmatured, contingent North Florida thru Big Bend.” Under must file their claims with this court a County Courthouse, 173 N.E. DEGREES 34 MINUTES 40 SEC- or unliquidated claims, must file You may apply at 841 NW WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE HERNANDO AVENUE, LAKE ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF their claims with he court ON OR Guerdon Street, Lake City, FL $4,000 $ 40 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- CITY, FL 32055, 11:00 AM on the 33.68 FEET TO THE NORTH BEFORE THE DATE THAT IS 3 32056, fax your resume to TION OF THIS NOTICE. 12th day of December, 2012, the fol- RIGHT-OF-WAY OF ASH ROAD; MONTH AFTER THE FIRST PUB- 386-755-9132 or visit website at One item per ad lowing described property as set 27Each additional ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- THENCE RUN NORTH 89 DE- LICATION OF THIS NOTICE. www.andersoncolumbia.com. 4 lines • 6 days line $1.55 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: GREES 17 MINUTES 42 SEC- ALL CLAIMS NOTFILED WITH- Rate applies to private individuals selling PART OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Each item must include a price. THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF 385.84 FEET TO THE POINT OF FORTH IN SECTIO 733.702 OF TE CDL Class A Truck Driver. This is a non-refundable rate. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 AND PART BEGINNING; THENCE CONTIN- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF UE NORTH 89 DEGREES 17 MI- BE FOREVER BARRED. 3 years exp or more. Medical Under PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NUTES 42 SECONDS WEST NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME benefits offered. Contact ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION ALONG THE NORTH RIGHT-OF- PERIODS SET FOTH ABOVE, Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 $6,000 $ 40 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 13, AND PART OF THE SOUTH- WAY OF ASH ROAD A DIS- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Dental Hygienist: Golden One item per ad DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST TANCE OF 133.26 FEET; THENCE YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH DE- 30Each additional IS BARRED. 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 52 MI- CEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Opportunity! Full time, Part time, 4 lines • 6 days line $1.65 The date of first publication of this SECTION 14, ALL IN TOWNSHIP NUTES 14 SECONDS EAST A BARRED Fill in, we have a great opportunity Rate applies to private individuals selling personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. notice is November 8, 2012. 06 SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST, CO- DISTANCE O 133.24 FEET; The date of first publication of this waiting for you! An immediate Each item must include a price. This is a non-refundable rate. Personal Representative: LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 21 notice is November 9, 2012. opening has just come up! That’s ERIC GILMORE MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRI- MINUTES 40 SECONDS EAST A Personal Representative: great news in this job market! If 788 NE Gibbs Terrace BED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT DISTANCE OF 227.20 FEET TO CYNTHIA LYNN DECKER you have a friendly can-do atti- Lake City, Florida 32055 THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY 3325 Caldwell Street tude, a gentle touch, a great work Garage Attorney for Personal Representa- THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE LINE OF ASH ROAD AND THE Deltona, Florida 32738 ethic, you are orgainized, and self tive: SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC- POINT OF BEGINNING. IN CO- Attorney for Personal Representa- motivated with a god sense of Sale SANDRA H. PETERSON TION 14 AND RUN THENCE S LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. tive: humor, then you should apply. Attorney for ERIC GILMORE 0˚20’38”E ALONG THE WEST THE FOREGOING DESCRIBED JOHN E. LAWLOR, III, ESQ. Florida Bar Number: 0798800 PROPERTY IS ALSO KNOWN AS Florida Bar No. 200591 Call 888-486-2408 to hear a LINE OF SAID SECTION 13, message with more details about 4 lines $ 50 905 SW Baya Drive, Lake City, FL 660.95 FEET TO THE SOUTH- LOT NO. 28 OF SEALEY SOUTH, Fisher, Tousey, Leas & Ball 32025 AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVI- 501 Riverside Avenue, Suite 600 the position and instructions on 3 days WEST CORNER OF SAID how to apply for this position in Includes 2 Signs 17 $ Telephone: (386) 961-9959 NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SOUTH- SION. Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Each additional line 1.65 Madison, FL. Great benefits! Fax: (386) 961-9956 WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- (904) 356-2600 E-Mail: 1/4; THENCE N 88˚25’01’ E TAIN MOBILE HOME LOCATED Email: [email protected] [email protected] THEREON AS A FIXTURE AND EXP. TRAINER: Responsible for Service Guide ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF Teaching individuals about the SAID NORTHWEST 1/4 OF APPURTENANCE THERETO DE- 05535590 Limited to service type advertis- 05535695 SCRIBED AS 2006 FLEETWOOD November 9, 16, 2012 Judicial system. Associates degree, SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SOUTH- Background and reference checks, ing only. November 9, 16, 2012 WEST 1/4, 660.63 FEET TO THE BEARING VIN NUMBERS $ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD and valid DL req’d. PT. E-mail 4 lines, one month.... 92.00 SOUTHEAST CORNER THERE- GAFL535A90708BH21 AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING GAFL535B90708BH21 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR resume to [email protected] $10.80 each additional line CONCERNING AN AMENDMENT OF; THENCE N 0˚21’49” W COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA Includes an additional $2.00 per ALONG THE EAST LINE OF Any person claiming an interest in TO THE the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- CASE NO. 12-414-CA Experience Preferred, Full or Part ad for each Wednesday insertion. COLUMBIA COUNTY COMPRE- SAID NORTHWEST 1/4 OF JULIAN MCCRANIE Time Furniture Sales Person. Pick SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SOUTH- er than the property owner as of the HENSIVE PLAN date of the Lis Pendens must file a Plaintiff, up application in person at BY THE PLANNING AND ZON- WEST 1/4 661.24 FEET TO THE claim within 60 days after the sale. vs. Morrell’s. No phone calls please. Placing An Ad ING BOARD OF COLUMBIA NORTHEAST CORNER THERE- Dated in Columbia County, Florida NATHAN ALAN WELSH, and COUNTY, FLORIDA, SERVING OF; THENCE S 88˚23’28”, ALONG this 5th day of Nov., 2012. THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Part-Time, General office skills You can call us at 755-5440, ALSO AS THE LOCAL PLAN- THE NORTH LINE OF SAID Defendants. and experience desired. Flexible Monday through Friday from 8:00 Clerk of the Circuit Court NING AGENCY OF COLUMBIA NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SOUTH- Columbia County, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE hours, dependability a must. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. COUNTY, FLORIDA, NOTICE IS WEST 1/4 OF SOUTHWEST 1/4, By: /s/B. Scippio Notice is hereby given that the fol- Strong computer skills, MS Office Some people prefer to place their HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to 101.07 FEET; THENCE N Deputy Clerk lowing described real property: required. Send resume to: P O Box classified ads in person, and some Sections 163.3161 through 163.3248, 74˚20’34” W, 377.99 FEET; SEAL Lot 1 and Lot 2, Block 13, Thomas 1239, Lake City, FL 32056. ad categories will require prepay- Florida Statutes, as amended, and the THENCE S 99˚00’00” W, 114.39 Park, a subdivision according to the Columbia County Land Develop- FEET; THENCE S 69˚04’46” W, 05535720 map or plat thereof as recorded in Professional Office Mng ment. Our office is located at 180 339.64 FEET TO THE SOUTH Plat Book “B”, page 8, public re- East Duval Street. ment Regulations, as amended, here- November 9, 16, 2012 For construction office; proficient inafter referred to as the Land Devel- LINE OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE cords of COLUMBIA COUNTY, You can also fax or email your ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida. w/ computer, Qbks, motivated opment Regulations, objections, rec- SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID SEC- individual, excellent copy to the Reporter. ommendations and comments con- TION 14; THENCE N 89˚08’17” E THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN shall be sold by the Clerk of this AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Court, at public sale, pursuant to the communication skills, FAX: 386-752-9400 Please cerning the amendment, as described ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE, fax resume 386-758-8920, direct your copy to the Classified below, will be heard by the Planning 236.51 FEET TO THE POINT OF FLORIDA Final Judgment in the above styled File No.: 12-246 CP action dated November 6, 2012, at email [email protected] Department. and Zoning Board of Columbia BEGINNING, CONTAINING County, Florida, serving also as the 11.2132 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. PROBATE DIVISION the Columbia County Courthouse in EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Lake City, Columbia County, Flori- SALES POSITION Local Planning Agency of Columbia SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT Available for motivated individual. porter.com FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS WILLIAM JAMES HALEY, da, at 11:00 A.M., on Wednesday, County, Florida, at a public hearing Rountree -Moore Ford, Great on November 29, 2012 at 7:00 p.m., MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRI- Deceased. December 12, 2012, to the best and BED AS FOLLOWS; BEGIN AT NOTICE TO CREDITORS highest bidder for cash. Any person benefits, paid training/vacation. in the School Board Administrative Exp. a plus but not necessary. Deadlines Complex located at 372 West Duval THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF The administration of the estate of claiming an interest in any surplus Street, Lake City, Florida. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED WILLIAM JAMES HALEY, from the sale, other than the property Call Anthony Cosentino Be Sure to Call Early LANDS; THENCE S 88˚23’28’ W, deceased, whose date of death was owner as of the date of the notice of 386-623-7442 Z 0533, an application by Mildred August 6, 2012, is pending in the lis pendens, must file a claim within Virginia Tiner Living Trust, to ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: SAID DESCRIBED LANDS, 101.07 Circuit Court for Columbia County, 60 days after the sale. amend the Official Zoning Atlas of Florida, Probate Division, the WITNESS my hand and official seal Medical Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. the Land Development Regulations FEET; THENCE S 74˚20’37” E, 120 Employment Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. 73.92 FEET; THENCE S address of which is 173 NE Hernan- in the State and County aforesaid this by changing the zoning district from do Ave., Lake City, FL 32055. The 6th day of November, 2021 Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. RESIDENTIAL, SINGLE FAMILY 00˚21’49”E, A DISTANCE OF 639.28 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- names and addresses of the personal P. DEWITT CASON, 05533149 Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. (RSF-2) to COMMERCIAL, GEN- representatives and the personal Clerk of Court TION WITH THE SOUTH LINE Medical Billing Manager Saturday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. ERAL (CG) for the property descri- representative’s attorney are set forth By /s/ B. Scippio Several years experience in all Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. bed, as follows: OF SAID DESCRIBED LANDS; below. Deputy Clerk A parcel of land lying within Section THENCE N 88˚25’01” E. ALONG aspects in medical insurance These deadlines are subject to change without notice. All creditors of the decedent and oth- SEAL billing required. Salary based 34, Township 3 South, Range 17 SAID SOUTH LINE, 30.01 FEET; er persons having claims or demands East, Columbia County, Florida. Be- THENCE N 00˚21’49” W, ALONG on experience. Email resume in Cancellations, Changes against decedent’s estate on whom a 05535718 confidence to ing more particularly described, as THE EAST LINE OF SAID DE- copy of this notice is required to be November 9, 16, 2012 follows: Lot 1, Block 2 of the Coun- SCRIBED LANDS, A DISTANCE [email protected] or & Billing Questions served must file their claims with The Suwannee River Economic try Club Estates Replat, as recorded OF 661.24 FEET TO THE POINT this court WITHIN THE LATER OF fax to 386-758-5987. in the Public Records of Columbia OF BEGINNING. Council, Inc. Board of Directors will Ad Errors- Please read your ad 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF hold a meeting of the Board of on the first day of publication. County, Florida. TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 05535460 Containing 0.25 acre, more or less. TAIN 2003 HRTO DOUBLEWIDE Directors on Monday, December 3, We accept responsibility for only THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- 2012, 6:00 P.M. at Suwannee River Gainesville Women’s Center The public hearing may be continued MOBILE HOME IDENTIFIED BY TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF For Radiology the first incorrect insertion, and to one or more future date. Any in- VIN NUMBERS H89933GR AND Economic Council, Inc., Senior Cen- A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ter in Live Oak, Florida. Arlene Weinshelbaum, M.D. only the charge for the ad space terested party shall be advised that H89933GL. THEM. in error. Please call 755-5440 the date, time and place of any con- including the buildings, appurtenan- All other creditors of the decedent EXP. MAMMOGRAPHY immediately for prompt correc- ces, and fixtures located thereon. 05535850 tinuation of the public hearing shall and other persons having claims or November 16, 2012 TECH wanted full time or part tion and billing adjustments. be announced during the public hear- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- demands against decedent’s estate time,for private Radiology Cancellations- Normal advertising ing and that no further notice con- TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM must file their claims with this court Notice of Public Hearing office. AART & Mammography Town of Fort White, FL deadlines apply for cancellation. cerning the matter will be published, THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE certification req. Fax resume to: THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER Planning & Zoning Board Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. unless said continuation exceeds six DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Tracy: (352)331-2044 calendar weeks from the date of the AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS TION OF THIS NOTICE. The Town of Fort White’s Planning Should further information be above referenced public hearing. PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- and Zoning Board, sitting as the Lo- required regarding payments or At the aforementioned public hear- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE IN THE TIME PERIODS SET cal Planning Agency, will hold a 05535750 credit limits, your call will be trans- ing, all interested parties may appear SALE. FORT IN SECTION 733.702 OF public hearing on the following item RN Oncology ferred to the accounting depart- to be heard with respect to the AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE on November 26, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall, 118 SW Wilson Fast paced Oncology ment. amendment. TIES ACT; If you are a person with WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Hematology practice currently Copies of the amendment are availa- a disability who requires accommo- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Springs Road. Amendment to the Land Develop- seeking a permanent, full time General Information ble for public inspection at the Office dations in order to participate in a PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ONCOLOGY INFUSION RN of the County Planner, County Ad- court proceeding, you are entitled, at ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) ment Regulations: The town of Fort YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE White is repealing and replacing its to work in outpatient Advertising copy is subject to ministrative Offices located at 135 no cost to you, the provision of cer- chemotherapy at their approval by the Publisher who Northeast Hernando Avenue, Lake tain assistance. Individuals with a DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Land Development Regulations, adopted through Ordinance No. 57, Lake City location. reserves the right to edit, reject, City, Florida, during regular business disability who require special accom- IS BARRED. hours. modations in order to participate in a The first publication of this notice is as amended, with a new Land Devel- or classify all advertisements under opment Code. The new Land Devel- Work schedule M-F, 8am-5pm. appropriate headings. Copy should All persons are advised that if they court proceeding should contact the November 16, 2012. decide to appeal any decision made ADA Coordinator, 173 NE Hernan- Personal Representative opment Code provides the following Please send resume with salary be checked for errors by the new Articles: General Provisions: at the above referenced public hear- do Avenue, Room 408, Lake City, JO ANN HALEY req. to [email protected]. Re- advertiser on the first day of pub- P.O. Box 1385 Zoning Districts; Use Regulations; sumes without salary req. will lication. Credit for published errors ing, they will need a record of the FL 32055, (386) 719-7428, within two (2) business days of receipt of Lake City, FL 32056 Concurrency Management; Resource not be considered. will be allowed for the first insertion proceedings, and that, for such pur- Protection Standards; Development pose, they may need to ensure that a notice to appear. Individuals who are Attorney for Personal Representative for that portion of the advertisement HEATHER H. MCINNIS & Design Standards: Signs; Subdivi- verbatim record of the proceedings is hearing impaired should call (800) sion Regulations; Hardship Relief; which was incorrect. Further, the made, which record includes the tes- 955-9771. Individuals who are voice Fla. Bar No. 0039040 05535863 Publisher shall not be liable for any Foremand McInnis & Douglas, P.A. and, Administration & Enforcement. LPN needed for Ambulatory timony and evidence upon which the impaired should call (800) 955-8770. The Town will also be adopting a omission of advertisements ordered appeal is to be based. Dated this 7 day of November, 2012 207 S. Marion Ave. Surgery Center to be published, nor for any general, Lake City, FL 32056-0550 new Official Zoning Atlas. Please send resume to In accordance with the Americans P. DEWITT CASON At the public hearing, all interested special or consequential damages. with Disabilities Act, persons need- Clerk of The Circuit Court (386) 752-8420 256 SW Professional Glen parties may appear and be heard with Lake City, Florida 32025 Advertising language must comply ing a special accommodation or an By: /s/ B. Scippio respect to the proposed application. with Federal, State or local laws interpreter to participate in the pro- Deputy Clerk 05535821 or e-mail to November 16, 23, 2012 Copies of the proposed amendments regarding the prohibition of discrimi- ceeding should contact Lisa K. B. Law Offices of Marshall C. Watson, are available for public inspection at [email protected] nation in employment, housing and Roberts, at least seven (7) days prior P.A. Town Hall on any regular business public accommodations. Standard to the date of the hearing. Ms. Rob- 1800 N W 49th Street, Suite 120 day between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 Exp. CAP or Licensed Mental abbreviations are acceptable; how- erts may be contacted by telephone Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 To place your p.m., Monday through Thursday, and Health Professional for ever, the first word of each ad may at (386)758-1005 or by Telecommu- Telephone (954) 453-0365 classified ad call 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Friday. No- counseling and assessments in not be abbreviated. nication Device for Deaf at Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 tice is given pursuant to Section an outpatient SA treatment (386)758-2139. Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 755-5440 286.0105, Florida Statutes, that in or- program. Ref. Req'd. PT In Print and Online der to appeal any decision made at Email resume to 05535726 02500414 this public hearing, you will need to [email protected] www.lakecityreporter.com November 16, 2012 November 16, 23, 2012 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 9B Schools & Good Things Mobile Homes Unfurnished Apt. 240 Education 450 to Eat 640 for Sale 710 For Rent 805 Lots for Sale 810 Home for Sale

05535484 The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor NEW 3/2 JACOBSEN HOMES BRANFORD VILLAS HALLMARK REAL Estate Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Interested in a Medical Career? Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans Starting at $43,995. Painted 386-935-2319 2.68 acres homes only. Gorgeous MLS #81958-, $115,000. Must be Express Training offers 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 WAlls-Del-Set-AC-Skirting-and 2br/1ba Apts. neighborhood, Deed restricted. 55+, 3br/2ba, Site Built w/ lots of courses for beginners & exp Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville Steps. North Pointe Homes - Hwy Now available. $34,000. Owner Fin. MLS# 80588. room, split plan mstr suite, FL. 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 441 N, Gainesville, FL $570. mo. Tanya Shaffer 386-397-4766 Rm. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 352-872-5566 Equal Housing Opportunity • Nursing Assistant, $479 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. next class- 12/24/2012 Mobile Homes 630 for Rent NEW Jacobsen Model Homes Columbia Arms Apt. located MLS #76668 - $32,000 Must be Eastside Village Realty, Inc. Sale! 13 Left with up to $25,000 1/2 mi from V.A. & Winn Dixie. 55+, Buildable lot for site built MLS #81959 - Must be 55+, • Phlebotomy national certifica- homes only. In Forest Country. tion, $800 next class-11/05/12 14 x 70 MH. Real clean,2br/2ba off. Don’t buy until you shop Pet Friendly. 2br/2ba, $79,900. Site Built Home garden tub, Water furn.,Good Lo- North Pointe Homes 4545 NW Pool , laundry & balcony. Call Denise Bose 752-5290 w/eat in kitchen, laundry rm, scrn • LPN 03/11/13 cation $575 mo. $300 dep. No Pets 13th St - Gainesville 386-754-1800. www.myflapts.com porch. Denise Bose @ 752-5290 352-872-5566 Eastside Village Realty, Inc. 386-755-0064 or (904) 771-5924 Great area West of I-75, deluxe MLS #80401 - $60,000. Must be On Suwannee River, 4 acres, Fees incl. books, supplies, exam 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. Own Your Property? No Money 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D 55+ 130x750 right on Suwannee, Needs some elbow grease, 3br, fees. Call 386-755-4401 or Down with good credit. Great hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus Beautiful lot, minutes from Royal 3058 sqft, beautiful view, expresstrainingservices.com Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP Rates Available. North Pointe SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 Springs, Denise Bose 752-5290 Poole Realty MLS 82075. Homes 352-872-5566 Call Glenda McCall $299,900 386-752-6422 Greentree Townhouse Nice 2 acre lot in Timberlake s/d. 3/2 SW MH Palm Harbor Homes Move In Madness. 2/1, 2/1.5. Free New Owner will have fishing Private Estate on 39 + ac, city lim- 310 Pets & Supplies $500 deposit & $500 month New 2012 …30x76 4bd/3ba water & sewer. Balcony & patio. rights. MLS #79025 Results its. 6br, 3.5ba, 3 fireplaces, much 386-623-2203 or $0 Down, $399/Month Laundry. Behind Kens on Hwy 90. Realty, Brittany Stoeckert more.MLS76111 Mary Brown PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-623-5410 800-622-2832 ext 210 386-754-1800 wwwmyflapts.com 386-397-3473 $13,500 Whitehurst 965-0887 $994,000. Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Poole Realty, 3/2 MH, fireplace, Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty and cats being sold to be at least 8 Redwine Apartments Nice vacant lot in Desirable Efficency Apt and Rv Lots for screened back porch, storage shed Pets welcome. with 5 complexes, River Community, Reduced, 6500 plus sqft home weeks old and have a health Rent. Between Lake City & and all the amenities necessary for boasts of oversized rooms, 6br, certificate from a licensed we have a home for you. MLS #73268 $15,000 G’ville. Access to I-75 & 441 a relaxing lifestyle, Irvin Dees, 386-754-1800. Results Realty, Brittany 3.5ba to many amenities to veterinarian documenting they (352)317-1326. Call for terms. 208-4276. MLS 82226 mention. Call Prell Gwinn, have mandatory shots and are www.myflapts.com Stoeckert 386-397-3473 Poole Realty, MLS 80949 $280,000 free from intestinal and external Mobile Homes for rent in Updated Apt, White Springs & PUBLISHER'S NOTE parasites. Many species of wild- Several Bank Repos and Used w/tile floors/fresh paint. All real estate advertising in this Remax- Pam Beauchamp life must be licensed by Florida Ft. White. Homes in stock At North Pointe Great area. 386-303-2505, Golfers Dream Contact 386-623-3404 newspaper is subject to the fair Fish and Wildlife. If you are in Gainesville 386-752-9626 housing act which makes it illegal 3B,2B formal living & dining, unsure, contact the local Move-in Special - 1st mth Free, 352-872-5566 to advertise "any preference, cover back porch. office for information. 1, 2 or 3bdrm $350/mth. $450 to Wayne Manor Apts. MLS 81110 $189,000 WANTED…CASH PAID for Spacious 2bedroom limitation, or discrimination based m/i. Call today m/i tomorrow. your Mobile Home, Singlewide or on race, color, religion, sex, 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 washer/dryer. Behind Kens off Remax- Pam Beauchamp Computers Doublewide flood homes wel- Hwy 90. 386-754-1800 disability, familial status or nation- 386-303-2505, South Oaks C/C, 407 Newer 2/2. Super clean on 1 ac . come. Call 386-288-8379 www.myflapts.com al origin; or any intention to make 3Br or 2Br & den, 2Ba over look- North by distribution center. such preference, limitation or DELL Computer, WOODGATE VILLAGE! ing 9th hole, fenced backyard & Perfect for Target employee. $550. Windsor Arms Apartments. discrimination." Familial status more MLS 81191 $179,000 $100.00 mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 Move-in ready! Open 3BR/2BA Move in! 2/1, 2/1.5, 2/2. Pet includes children under the age of 386-755-9984 or floor plan on nice shaded lot Friendy. Free 200 ch. Dish. Wash- 18 living with parents or legal Remax- Pam Beauchamp 386-292-2170 Quiet Country Park $49,900 DANIEL CRAPPS 386-303-2505, Beautiful Moun- 3br/2ba $525. Very clean er/dryer hkup.386-754-1800. custodians, pregnant women and AGENCYINC 755-5110 #82259 www.myflapts.com people securing custody of chil- tainside 3b,2ba, 1662sqft, .45 ac. NO PETS! References & open floor plan, so much more Deposit required 386-758-2280 dren under the age of 18. This 408 Furniture WOODGATE VILLAGE! newspaper will not knowingly MLS 80447 $144,900 Very nice 3bd/2ba on 1 ac, close to Furnished Apts. Nice 3BR/2BA DWMH w/fenced 720 For Rent accept any advertising for real es- Terrific home on 5+ acres. 3br, Beautiful Over Stuffed Sleeper Westside Elem. No pets, $675 yd, workshop; $39,900 tate which is in violation of the Sofa, Queen Size, Nice Floral mth, $400 dep. Avail Now. 2.5ba, large kitchen, covered deck. DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY, Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands, law. Our readers are hereby in- MLS 81630 $199,000 Print. Like New. $125. Contact Betsy 386-365-7532. INC 755-5110 #79078 Columbia. All furnished. Electric, formed that all dwellings adver- Contact Jeanne 386-288-8898 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty WATERTOWN AREA cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly tised in this newspaper are availa- Elaine Tolar 755-6488 3br/2ba DW, Handicap accessible, Mobile Home or monthly rates. 1 person $135, ble on an equal opportunity basis. $650 mth, $500 dep. 650 & Land 2 persons $150. weekly To complain of discrimination call Unique home with 2800 sqft, 430 Garage Sales Call 386-344-0144, 386-344-5791 386-752-5808 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, large upstairs game room, 2br, 2ba, 3.51 acres. 1512 sqft, the toll free on 1.37 acres in Live Oak, 3 Families - Nov 17th only; 7 am - Mobile Homes nice affordable DW. Perfect Unfurnished telephone number to the hearing Poole Realty, MLS 82214 2pm on 247 past fair grounds at Rental. Results Realty, Brittany impaired is 1-800-927-9275. $67,500. 362-4539 Ricky G’s. including 50/50 raffle 640 for Sale 730 Home For Rent Stoeckert 386-397-3473 REMAX PROFESSIONALS tickets, outdoor & HH goods, chil- 2 MFG HOMES on 5 ACRES! MLS #882216 $65,000 2BR, 1/2 acre, Fenced, Close-in, dren clothes. All proceeds donated Missy Zecher 623-0237. Farms & Great for 2 families in Godbold Huge Den, Carport, Smoke Free, 25 acre parcel, Corner lot, 820 Acreage to the American Cancer Society! Acres west of Lake City $79,900 Great Value - 24 acres, 3/2 $800 mo. App & Ref Req’d DWMH open floor plan, in ground many possibilities. DANIEL CRAPPS AGENCY Short Term Avail 386-758-9824 MLS 77720 $175,000 10 acres with well/septic/pp Callaway Sub.126 SW Wilshire INC. 755-5110 #81421 pool. MLS 79000. Poole Realty. (not guar); $300 dwn; $580 a mth. Dr. Sat. 8 am to 1 pm - M. Stewart $115,000 Nelda Hatcher. 2br/1ba $575 mo. + sec., Spacious 4br, split floor plan, Deas Bullard/BKL Properties "Living" iss, Computer Desk, HH 2013 DOUBLEWIDE Call 688-8067 4mi S. Lake City. Clean & Quiet $33,995 inc. set-up, separate Living & family rm, gas 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com items, toys. No Early Birds. Hallmark Real Estate 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 f/p, a true pleasure to view. trim-out & A/C www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well Call 386-288-8379. Deer & turkey roam, 3000 sqft REMAX Missy Zecher HUGH SALE Sat. 11/17 623-0237. MLS 81472 $237,000 installed, Beautifully wooded 7:30- 2pm across from Save-a-lot brick home, detached garages- 3br/1.5ba. Very clean, Brick great 3BR/2BA 28X64 in a great loca- workshops on 18 ac. MLS #81005 w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, clothes, shoes, purses, knickknacks tion, a lot of upgrades, fireplace. area w/bonus room. Carport, shed Ginger Parker 386-365-2135 & Fenced (privacy) back yard. no down, $39,900, $410 mon dishes, and lots of stuff Only $2,500 down $399 a month. Home for Sale Call 352-215-1018 Call Paula at 386-752-1452 or Owner Financed 3/2 2.5 ac. River $825. mo $825. dep. Ref’s req’d. 810 (941)920-4535 www.LandOwnerFinancing.com MULTI FAMILY E-mail [email protected] Access. Small down $625 mo 3BR/1.5BA - Eat in Kitchen Fri & Sat - 8am til ? 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Access Realty - 10 acre square 5 LIKE New 3BR/2BA CB home Carport hard- Elec. Appl., &W/D , Utility Room, tract, High & Dry, OF Avail. w/ 2463 SW Mayo Rd, www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com wood floors. CH/A Fenced yard. Porch, Carport, Lg lot, Misc Items, Must see Mobile Homes!!! 25% down. Convenient Location For under $30,000. MUST SEE Good area. $750 mo plus security. Close to VA & shopping. $68,000 MLS 81258$39,900. Call John T. 386-752-1452 Unfurnished Apt. 386-752-0118 or 623-1698 386-288-5240 or 386-984-0207 Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 PUBLISHER'S NOTE 710 For Rent All Yard Sale Ads 575 Credit Score=10% Down on A Landlord You Can Love! Access Realty Gorgeous views Access Realty- 43.64 acres Must be Pre-Paid. your choice of select New 3/2 or 05535481 3br/1.5ba, Eat in Kitchen, CH/A, 3bd/3ba on Lake Montgomery. wooded acreage in N.Columbia 4/2 Double. Limited time offer for We’ve got it all! 2 car carport $750 mth + dep Elevator, fishing dock & jacuzzi. County. Scenic & Private. Challenged Credit. North Pointe $89 Deposit 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 MLS 81438 $249,900. MLS 74429 $89,900. SAT 11/17, 7am-? Homes, 352-872-5566 Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 No Early Birds. 1132 SE Peacock Limited Avail. Call Today! BANK REPO 3BR/2BA Double- Business & Terr - Look for signs. Windsong Apts. Access Realty - Spacious 4 bd/3ba Hallmark Real Estate Misc items, tools, lots of goodies. wide ’09 Excellent condition. Only *Free after school program 750 Office Rentals Cypress Lake w/ 3643 sqft 1.25 $999 down $377 a month. Call Hunters Paradise! 3/2 brick, over 386-758-8455 For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- acres on lake. Vaulted 1700 sqft on 10 acres, 24x24 barn, SENIORS 4 CHRIST - Fri 16th Paula 386-752-1452 or E-mail am- ceilings. MLS 81314 - $279,900. [email protected] tors office, Former professional fruit trees. MLS #80851 Ginger & Sat. 17th. Troy Street 90W, 1BR APT. office & Lg open space: avail on Patti Taylor386-623-6896 Parker 386-365-2135 SR247, 3 miles R on Troy St. 7/10 CLOSE TO VA MED CTR! Downtown Location, Clean. New East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. Access Realty- Two story 1895 mile corner on left 7AM-2PM lots 3BR/2BA w/beautiful interior, Carpet $450 mo, plus Security. Weekdays 386-984-0622 of infant clothing-gently used/new new CH&A $59,900 DANIEL NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 Victorian house w/ electrical up- Investment evenings/weekends 497-4762 grades throughout. double -deck Property CRAPPS AGENCY INC. 2BR/1BA $600/MO & $575 Sec. 860 Thurs, Fri, Sat , 8am-?, 755-5110 #81428 PROFESSIONAL porches, MLS 71594 - $149,900. Dep. Lovely, Private, re-done Patti Taylor 386-623-6896 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. A little bit of Everything CR 242 West of RT 47 OFFICE UNIT building. $80,000. Located in 170 SE Romeo Ln. 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10b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16-17, 2012 Tough task for Indians Fort White begins playoffs on the road By TIM KIRBY 12 of those coming since [email protected] 1989. They hold a 3-1 mark over the Indians. FORT WHITE — Playing When Fort White beat an undefeated team on the Pensacola Catholic in 2007, road in the playoffs is a the Indians had to take tough task. It is one Fort on Madison County High White High is used to. in the second round. The The Indians (6-4) travel Cowboys, who have been to Orlando today to take to the playoffs every year on The First Academy since 1995, won state in (10-0) in the regional semi- 2007. final round of the 3A play- Madison and Pensacola offs. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. Catholic are back in the First Academy won playoffs this year as 1-2 in District 4, while Fort White District 1. was runner-up in District For any playoff revenge, 3. On the other side of the Fort White must win today mini-bracket, District 3 win- and they will face another ner Trinity Catholic High Wing-T team. hosts District 4 runner-up “They run the Wing-T, Melbourne Central Catholic but it is more offensive High. minded,” Jackson said. “They are a real good “They run the trap and the JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter team,” said Fort White head belly with their fullback Fort White High quarterback Andrew Baker (12) scrambles for a loose ball against Santa Fe High on Nov. 8. coach Demetric Jackson, and he had about 270 yards who took a group of coach- on Friday. They look a lot “They are not es to scout First Academy like Fernandina Beach, but 10-0 because they Lake City Institute of Neurology last Friday. “They are not with faster skill guys. We About Dr. Nid 10-0 because they are not have faced variations of the are not good. good. They return the bulk Wing-T and traditionally They return the Dr. Nidadavolu has completed his medical training at Siddhartha of their team from last year, had success against it.” bulk of their team Medical College, India and completed his residence & EMG/ but they have not played Like Fort White, sev- Neuromuscular Fellowship training from renowned University of that tough of a schedule.” eral of the First Academy from last year, Miami, FL. He is Board Certiﬁ ed, member of American Academy The game is a rematch of players go both ways, and but they have not of Neurology. last year, when Fort White Jackson said the Royals are Dr. Nidadavolu provides services in general neurology, Stroke, won 21-14. This is the 14th solid in the kicking game. played that tough MS (Multiple Sclerosis), Epilepsy, Dementias, encephalopathies, trip to the playoffs for the First Academy shows of a schedule.” Parkinson’s and other movement disorders. He also performs Royals since they first went several looks on defense. outpatient EEG (electroencephalogram) and Lumbarc punctures in 1997. “They play a 3-3 stack —Demetric Jackson, procedures. Fort White’s win last year and will show a four-man Fort White head coach Dr. Nidadavolu is trained in EMG (electromyography)/ Never was the second in its playoff front,” Jackson said. “If we Conduction Studies for diagnosing various neurological conditions history, where the Indians run the I, they will go to to if they stack the line to at his clinic. have met some of the top a five-man front. They are stop the run or play more We are glad to inform that we are now offering Neurological teams in the state. one of the tallest teams we Cover 2. services in the heart of Lake City and surrounding areas. Dr. Fort White lost in the have seen. Their defensive Jackson wants to have 4355 American Ln • Lake City, FL NL Prasad Nidadavolu and his staff offer excellent neurological second round last year ends and tackles are all the answer for either. Ph: 386-755-1211 services to the community in a caring, parofessional environment. to Trinity Catholic. The 6-3 or 6-4 and their corners Directions: Take Fax: 386-755-1219 Celtics have made 10 play- have good speed.” Interstate 75 south to the url: lcneuro.com off appearances since 2003 Jackson said his team Florida Turnpike; exit on with two state champion- has a more balanced attack Interstate 4 and go east; exit ships and two runner-up this year. at John Young Parkway and finishes. “Last year we lined up turn left (north) at the light; Fort White has faced in the I and ran right at go to the third light and Pensacola Catholic High them,” Jackson said. “This turn left onto First Baptist four times in the playoffs. year we are going 3-4 wide. Church property; the The Crusaders have made It depends on what they try football field is on the the playoffs 13 times with to do. It will come down right. Triple Crown carries the day for MVP Associated Press

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