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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM TH Water levels on ANNIVERSARY Leading BATTLE OF the rise with wet the way to Olustee weather SCHEDULE By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] Groundwater OF EVENTS levels higher, s women don their Southern says SRWMD. Downtown: Belle gowns From staff reports and gentle- THURSDAY, Feb. 13 A men their The last three months n 5 p.m. Arts, crafts and Confederate gray throughout were wetter than normal, food vendors set up in down- Columbia County, imagine: a with an average of 12.1 inch- town Lake City. crowd of 1,700 well-dressed es of rainfall, about 3 inches n 7 p.m. Theatrical socialites funneling into their higher than normal, across performance by Alligator seats for the 1865 production the Suwannee River Water Community Theatre, of “Our American Cousin.” Management District, dis- Columbia County School The trict officials said. Board auditorium, 372 West date was January rainfall was 1.8 Duval Street. Free admission April inches above average. The to public. 14, just wettest November-January weeks on record was in 1947-1948 FRIDAY, Feb. 14 after with over 17 inches, and the n 9 a.m. Civil War the driest was in 1956-1957 with memorial service, Oaklawn Civil just 1.4 inches. Cemetery. Special speaker W a r The wet weather caused and recognition of veterans. ended. groundwater levels in the n 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Local upper Floridan aquifer to Vendor booths open: Gray talk rise in January after falling • Arts/crafts/food booths rumored steadily since the almost • Public service booths that President Abraham record-setting wet summer. • Commercial booths Lincoln would be in the audi- Forty percent of the dis- • Main stage entertainment ence, and the crowd buzzed trict’s monitor wells had • Kids Zone entertainment with excitement — especial- levels in the top 25 per- n Noon Official opening ly actress Laura Keene. cent of readings, double the ceremonits for Festival, Main Keene, struggling to number seen in December, stage. Staff amd local digni- keep her career afloat, officials said. taries invited. finally succeeded in bring- Conditions on the Santa n 5 p.m. Battle ing Lincoln to her play in Fe River are typical for between the Monitor and hopes of inspiring excitement for her this time of year. Levels the Merrimac/Civil War role as leading lady. Despite a series of back- COURTESY PHOTOS on the Suwannee River are Skirmish at shore of Lake stage squabbles, the closing night performance local 17-year-old musi- higher than usual for early DeSoto in Wilson Park. seemed to be going well. cian Jasmine Hoyton will entertain the audience. February, but still well But then, Keene’s plans to rejuvenate her star- She writes her own songs, as well as plays the below flood levels. Recent SATURDAY, Feb. 15 dom quickly disappeared when John Wilkes Booth guitar and the piano. rainfall patterns have n 7 a.m. 5K run assassinated President Lincoln, escaped from the Typically, Gray said, the Blue-Grey Army does favored northern Florida n 8:30 a.m. Blue-Grey theater and declared the South avenged. not select a play as part over southern Georgia One-Mile Fun Run around As a kick-off event of the annual Battle of of Olustee’s opening which has helped keep Lake DeSoto (awards fol- Olustee Festival, the historical events will come night. However, two river levels stable without low). to life through the Alligator Community Theater’s years ago, Fort White the rapid fluctuations that n 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. production of “Our Leading Lady” at the School Thespians Guild delight- occurred in 2013. Vendor booths open: Board Administrative Complex Thursday night. ed the audience with River residents should • Arts/crafts/food booths Sponsored by the Blue-Grey Army, the produc- “Our American Cousin,” remain vigilant over condi- • Public service booths tion is free to the public. It starts at 7 p.m., but the play performed by tions in southern Georgia, • Commercial booths Blue-Grey Army Major Cody Gray suggests peo- Keene and her cast at since a single large storm • Main stage entertainment ple arrive early to get good seats. Ford’s Theater on the can cause problems down- • Kids Zone entertainment “This play has everything we were looking for, Laura Keene was on night Lincoln was shot. stream quickly, district offi- n 10:30 a.m. Annual such as comedy, serious moments, lighthearted stage the night Lincoln History was rewrit- cials said, noting February, parade, beginning at South moments,” Gray said, “but it also kept true to the was assassinated. ten when Gray, March, and April are the Marion Street to US Highway Civil War era and historical viewpoint.” peak flood season in North 90 (West Duval Street). Prior to the production of “Our Leading Lady,” LEADING continued on 3A Florida. n 7:45 p.m. Blue-Grey Square Dance, Rountree- Moore Toyota showroom, CHIEF JUVENILE PROBATION OFFICER 1252 West US Highway 90. ‘Traveling medicine’ Battlefield: Neelands retires after 42 years on display at festival By AMANDA WILLIAMSON By AVALYN HUNTER FRIDAY, Feb. 14 [email protected] Special to the Reporter n 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Class tours of battlefield Sharon Neelands These days, people are used to seeing slick pitch- arranged through Florida always put the children es for medical services or medications in television Parks Service. Also open she served first, ensur- commercials or magazine ads — a practice once to public. Re-enactors and ing the local communi- frowned on by the American Medical Association. suttlers arrive and begin ties held the resources But today’s medical marketers have nothing on the setting up camps. Admission needed to pull juveniles practices of the past. charge: $3 per person, pre- from the grip of crime Show times are: As part of the Olustee school free. and turn them into func- Battle Festival, the tioning adult citizens. 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Friday Fort White Thespian SATURDAY, Feb. 15 After 42 years working at the Courthouse Annex Guild will be demon- n 9 a.m. Presentation of for the state, Neelands parking lot, 11 a.m. and 2 strating Civil War-era colors. is finally retiring. The p.m. Friday at the Lake City state-of-the-art medical n 9 a.m. – 6:15 p.m. last eight years of her Museum; 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. advertising, the travel- Park open to the public. career she spent here Saturday at both locations ing medicine show. Admission at gate: $10 adults, in Columbia County as AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter “Traveling medicine $5 children and preschool the chief juvenile proba- Department of Juvenile Justice Third Judicial Circuit staff shows were based on the style of European moun- children free. tion officer for the Third tebanks (medical quacks),” explained show direc- and assistant chief of probation Tom Witt presented chief n 1 p.m. Medical demon- Judicial Circuit. tor Harry Joiner, the drama teacher at Fort White stration. “The strength of all the probation officer Sharon Neelands with a vase on her High School and a member of the Blue-Grey Army. n 2:30 p.m. Period second-to-last day in the position. She officially retired music concert. RETIRE continued on 3A Thursday after 42 years on the job. MEDICINE continued on 6A n 3:30 p.m. Mini Battle at battlefield. SUNDAY, Feb. 16 Columbia housing market stronger in 2013 n 8:30 a.m. Presentation of colors. By AMANDA WILLIAMSON trending upward from pre- 124 in 2012 to 173 in 2013, much better than 2012 or As a result of increased n 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. [email protected] vious years. a sign that investors are 2011. I think the market cash sales, the median Park opens to the public. Realtors closed on increasing their participa- has been stable. 2012 the sale price declined as a Admission at gate: $10 adults, The Columbia County 420 single-family houses tion in the local housing market stabilized, and result of increased invest- $5 children and preschool real estate market expe- last year, a 18.6 percent market. 2013 the market definitely ment properties, Gherna children free. rienced positive growth increase over the 354 Dan Gherna, executive had some strong points. said. In 2012, the median n 1:30 p.m. 38th Annual throughout 2013, with sales in 2012. Cash sales director for the Board of Hopefully, 2014 will be Olustee Battle Re-enactment. many economic indicators jumped 39.5 percent from Realtors, said 2013 “was better.” MARKET continued on 3A

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Winning Lottery Numbers Cash 3: (Wednesday) 0-7-4 Play 4:(Wednesday) 5-7-1-2 Fantasy 5: (Tuesday) 2-9-21-28-29 See an error? The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news items. If you have a concern, question, or sug- gestion, please call the editor. Corrections and clarifi- cations will run in this space. Thanks for reading. AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter Fort White to celebrate National FFA Week next week Submissions Fort White Future Farmers of America introduced themselves to the Columbia County School Board Tuesday night at the The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and board meeting at Fort White Elementary School. National FFA Week runs from February 15 until February 22. (Back row, from caption information to run at the discretion of the editor. left: Board chairman Keith Hudson, Stephanie Finnell, Steve Nelson, Dana Brady and Linard Johnson. Front row, from left: If you would like to see your organization in the news- paper, send the picture and information to associate Braxton Treverron, Jesika Sheffield, Katlyn Vasquez, Lydia Ballance, Leta English, Joshua Compton and Dylan Spin). editor Emily Lawson at [email protected]. Barbie to feature in this year’s SI Swimsuit Issue NEW YORK The campaign is a departure for the ing an injury to a guest at a party at his believing she was a dangerous nighttime fter 50 years of debate over her 55-year old doll, which has been both house five years ago after allegedly slam- intruder in his bathroom. unattainably perfect figure, Barbie beloved as a plaything and criticized as an ming a door and then punching it. A now is unapologetic about her tiny unrealistic standard of beauty for decades. Pistorius family spokeswoman Jordan’s wife gives birth waist and endless legs. Anneliese Burgess said the settlement To prove it? The doll, which is made by Pistorius settles in agreement was finalized late last year with to twin daughters Mattel, is flaunting her frame in Sports Cassidy Taylor-Memmory. She accused CHARLOTTE — Michael Jordan has Illustrated Swimsuit’s 50th anniversary alleged assault case Pistorius of assault in the September 2009 more to be happy about than just the issue that’s hitting stands on Tuesday. She’ll CENTURION, South Africa — Oscar incident. Taylor-Memmory was reported- improved play of his NBA franchise. be featured alongside supermodels like Pistorius reached a settlement with a ly injured in the leg when the door broke. His wife, Yvette, has given birth to the Christie Brinkley and Brooklyn Decker as woman over an alleged assault case from Burgess didn’t give settlement details. couple’s identical twin daughters, Jordan’s part of a campaign called “unapologetic.” 2009 because his lawyers advised him he Pistorius will go on trial from March 3 spokeswoman Estee Portnoy told The “As a legend herself, and under constant could not fight civil and criminal legal bat- on a charge of premeditated murder for the Associated Press. criticism about her body and how she tles at the same time, the spokeswoman for killing of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at Tuesday night Yvette Jordan, 35, gave looks, posing ... gives Barbie ... and her the Olympic athlete said on Wednesday. his home last Feb. 14, and also faces other birth to Victoria and Ysabel on Sunday in fellow legends an opportunity to own who Double-amputee runner Pistorius, who firearm-related charges at the trial at a high West Palm Beach, Fla. they are,” said Lisa McKnight, Mattel’s goes on trial on a murder charge next court in Pretoria. He denies murder and senior vice president of marketing. month, was arrested and accused of caus- claims he shot Steenkamp by mistake after n Associated Press AROUND FLORIDA THE WEATHER 13 THU 14 FRI 15 SAT 16 SUN 17 MON Partly Mostly Sunny Mostly Mostly cloudy sunny Northwest sunny sunny wind 10 Light mph wind

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“It wasn’t anything I did on what’s left of her stuff. The RETIRE my own.” experience of boxing mem- Continued From 1A According to Neelands, orabilia collected over the she started working for the last 42 years brought back a counties in North Florida state when the Department flood of memories, she said. — Columbia, Suwannee, of Public Welfare existed. She “Her dedication and Hamilton — is the people transitioned to the Florida commitment to families in them and their willing- Department of Health and has spanned over 40 years ness to work together,” Rehabilitative Services, and will be missed,” said Neelands said. “I’ll miss all where she stayed until Jill Clemens, the north of them.” 1996. That year, HRS was region director of juvenile As chief probation offi- reformed into two separate probation. “She provides cer, Neelands sees a vast entities: The Department expertise based on con- number of children strug- of Health and the Florida tinually researching evi- gling in the juvenile jus- Department of Children and dence-based practices on tice system. Lately, her Families. Neelands worked a national and state level. department has made for DCF until 2007 when she ... Her training and sup- changes throughout the moved to her current job at port of staff in the circuit state to help those children the Department of Juvenile has left the community in become responsible adults. Justice. good hands as they move Now, the department Her job at DCF, she felt, forward.” issues citations for chil- prepared her to take over The department has not AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter dren who aren’t repeat as chief probation officer. selected a new chief proba- offenders. The process “Because we were a new tion officer as of now, but Wreck blocks Bascom Norris traffic allows some first-offenders agency, you might have come Clemens said she intends A multi-vehicle crash blocked SW Bascom Norris Drive for an extended period of time to keep that history from for one job, but you had to to make a recommendation Wednesday afternoon. Further details were not available at press time. bogging them down for the learn several jobs,” Neelands soon. rest of their lives. said. “You did a little bit this “What I’ve found is To help the children and and a little bit of that.” Sharon is sort of like the their families, Neelands About 30 community oak tree holding fast and MARKET ensures each community members and DJJ employ- steady,” said John Hancock, One dead offers a wide variety of ser- ees gathered Wednesday Third Circuit coordinator Continued From 1A vices. She accomplishes morning at Florida for DJJ. “She doesn’t get the task by building com- Gateway College to cele- swayed.... With juveniles, sale price for homes sold in Columbia County munity partnerships in brate Neelands’ retirement. there’s so much to do, some was $113,250 and declined to $110,000 in 2013. in early each of the seven counties The words on her cake much to accomplish that New pending sales, an indicator of potential in her jurisdiction. read: “Best Wishes on Your if you’re going to do any- closed sales, increased to 524 during 2013. The “I think our biggest Next Adventure.” thing you have to remain uptick marks a 33.7 increase from 2012, when morning accomplishment was Neelands plans to spend steadfast. Sharon has been the number of new pending sales sat at 392. having a good staff who Thursday, her last day a solid part of the commu- Inventory also jumped from 351 in 2012 to 421 in worked together,” she said. on the job, packing away nity while she’s been here.” 2013, a 19.9 percent increase. collision Both numbers mean people are more confi- From staff reports dent in the market, Gherna said. Sellers must be lows Keene’s attempt to thing they could find on an testing the market to see if they can get the price LIVE OAK — A Suwannee LEADING bring Lincoln to her clos- everyday basis,” Gray said. they want, he added. County woman died in a colli- ing night peformance — “Having a local group made For the last three years, sellers have seen sion with a log truck here early Continued From 1A despite a series of back- this that much better. It an increase in the percentage they receive of Wednesday, FHP reports. dressed as John Wilkes stage quarrels that threat- showcases the talent in our their original list price. Over the last year, the Tracy H. Deas, 42, was travel- Booth, jumped into the en to hinder the play’s community.” percentage increased 1.5 percent and now rests ing east on US 90 when a 1998 Presidential Box and tried performance. Before the The Alligator Community at 88.4 percent. Kenworth tractor-trailer loaded to kill Lincoln. The bul- guest of honor arrives, she Theater has been prepar- According to Florida Realtors, the number with logs made a right turn in let missed, and Lincoln labors to bring the theater’s ing for the opening night will continue to rise in a recovering market as front of her from County Road survived to enjoy a week- stock company together so since November. Many buyers realize they need to match the selling 137, FHP said. Her 2004 GMC end of celebrations at the they can awe the audience. people will remember sev- price or even better it. Yukon struck the left side of the annual Battle of Olustee But after the tragedy, she eral of the actors perform- “All of the statistics are showing the market is trailer. Festival. contemplates her uncertain ing in “Our Leading Lady” improved or improving,” said Board of Realtors Deas was transported to UF Gray doesn’t expect any future. Will she be suspect- from their work in “Our president Susan Eagle. “All the reports we’re Health Shands, where she was surprises during Thursday ed of helping Booth assas- American Cousin.” seeing show the economy is getting better and pronounced dead at 8:42 a.m. night’s “Our Leading Lady.” sinate the president? “I certainly want to home sales are looking to improve.” Wednesday, according to an The play premiered at Live theater was extreme- encourage people to come According to her, buyers should jump now FHP news release. the Manhattan Theater ly popular during the Civil out,” Gray said. “It’s a fam- before the market transitions to a seller’s mar- The driver of the log truck, Club in March 2007, depict- War era, a factor in the ily friendly environment, a ket. Since 2008, a homes median number of days Eliecer Caceres Labrada, 42, of ing the presidential assassi- Blue-Grey Army’s decision night of singing and live on the market has been trending downward. For Ocala, was unhurt. nation not only as a nation- to start this year’s events theater. These are people last year, a home sat for a median of 89 days on US 90 was closed for several al tragedy but as a vexing with a well-known play. that have a lot of talent and the market before it sold. hours, according to FHP. interruption in a woman’s “We always look for have practiced months in “Houses are moving now,” she said. “The Charges are pending further quest to fame and glory, something that is unique preparation for this event inventory — there’s just not as much for them to investigation, the news release Gray said. — a draw for people at to make sure it is a grand look at, not as much for them to chose from now.” said. “Our Leading Lady” fol- the festival that isn’t some- theatrical production.”

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hat wasn’t a rhetorical question. Get Fit, Lake City, the Altrusa- sponsored citywide challenge, ends this week, and folks all over town are tallying up their Tlosses. (In this case, that’s a good thing.) The Biggest Loser contest comes to a close today as contestants complete their final weigh-outs. The competition among businesses ends Friday, as does the one among schools. The latter has been particularly fierce, we’re told. Results will be announced March 7 in a special ceremony at FGC, complete with a Fun Run for kids and a 5K for adults. Should be a great evening. Meanwhile, great job to the folks at the local branch of Altrusa International for bringing this community-wide initiative to our town. A birthday journey Whatever the final results, Get Fit, Lake City has called our attention to a big prob- riday was my husband’s us), got dinner and sat out on a roof lem right in our own back yard: obesity, birthday. We spent it in top feeling glad to be alive. especially among children. the car. Not all of it, just We had a great weekend. Ate We can no longer just shrug it off or pre- four hours. too much, slept too little and the tend it doesn’t exist. He was driving. I was Warriors, well, they lost. But still, it Fwriting. It worked pretty well. We was all worth the drive. We are on notice now, and have no one had an unspoken agreement. He Isn’t it always? to blame but ourselves for the serious didn’t tell me how to write. And I On the way home, I started think- health problems that will persist should we tried not to tell him how to drive. Sharon Randall ing about birthdays. In our family, We left our home in Las Vegas www.sharonrandall.com we celebrate four in January, four continue to look the other way. around mid-afternoon, to drive to in February, and all the others Phoenix for the weekend, to cel- I wish you could’ve seen it. throughout the year. Mine is next ebrate his birthday and see the Just past Wikieup – a town that’s week. I’m not sure how we’ll cel- TODAY IN HISTORY Warriors play the Suns. even smaller than the one I grew up ebrate it. Possibly not with a four- My husband is a lucky man. He in – my husband pulled over to take hour drive to a basketball game. knows it, but I like to remind him. a picture. He’s like that. A sucker If I’m lucky, like my husband, I’ll On this date: Not only has he lived to see another for sunsets. I like that about him. get cards and calls and maybe a few birthday – not everyone gets to do I wanted to take a picture of him videos. I don’t need presents any In 1542, the fifth wife of England’s King Henry VIII, that, you know – but he married a taking the picture, but I couldn’t get more. When you’ve seen as many Catherine Howard, was executed for adultery. woman who likes basketball and my phone/camera out of my purse birthdays as I’ve seen, the only gift In 1741, Andrew Bradford of Pennsylvania published doesn’t balk at driving 300 miles to before he got back in the car. I’m you truly want is getting to see one the first American magazine. “The American Magazine, see a game. like that. Slow. He likes that about more. or A Monthly View of the Political State of the British The day got off to a great start me. Birthdays are the mile markers Colonies” lasted three issues. with birthday cards and phone calls Back on the road, the sunset on the road of life. They tell us how In 1861, Abraham Lincoln was officially declared and a video from our 3-year-old gradually faded to black, the shad- far we’ve come, but not how far winner of the 1860 presidential election as electors cast grandson singing “Happy bir’day, ows grew long and the desert dis- we’ve yet to go. their ballots. Papa Mark!” backed up by his baby appeared, bedding down under a Life is a journey more than a In 1914, the American Society of Composers, Authors brother, chiming in on “to you!” blanket of night. destination. The road is harder for and Publishers, known as ASCAP, was founded in New In the car, his cell phone kept Oncoming headlights sliced the some than it is for others, but we all York. ringing with birthday greetings dark like lasers and stabbed at our reach the end of it sooner or later. In 1935, a jury in Flemington, N.J. found Bruno from family and friends. He put eyes. The rough road got rougher, What matters is who we choose Richard Hauptmann guilty of first-degree murder in them all on speaker phone so he rattling our teeth. My bad knee kept as traveling companions, and how the kidnap-slaying of the son of Charles and Anne could drive hands free and I could begging for a break, and dinner often we just sit back and enjoy the Lindbergh. (Hauptmann was later executed.) listen in, even though it wasn’t my was still miles away. I dug into the ride. In 1945, during World War II, Allied planes began birthday. snack bag one last time and fished Here’s wishing you a happy birth- bombing the German city of Dresden. The Soviets cap- We by-passed Hoover Dam, drove out a limp stick of celery. It had day, whenever it may be. No need tured Budapest, Hungary, from the Germans. on through Kingman, and headed seemed like such a good idea when to send me a birthday card. Unless out across the open desert just in I packed it. you really want to. ■ Associated Press time for sunset. Meanwhile, on the CD player, the The western sky colored up slow- Reverend Al Green began to sing, ly, painting feather-like clouds in the “Love and Happiness,” and we had singular shades of neon pinks and to laugh. A little good music makes Lake City Reporter purples and lavenders and grays a bad road better. ■ Sharon Randall can be contacted that I’ve come to love in desert sun- An hour later, we checked into at P.O. Box 777394, Henderson, NV Serving Columbia County Since 1874 sets. the hotel (they left a light on for 89077. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun-­ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong A little girl to remember communities —“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and hirley Temple is hard themselves up. They fell in love character playing a teenage pop profitable community-­oriented newspapers. to imagine today in with a dog and a little girl. It won’t singer. She grew older, but not wiser. This mission will be accomplished through the Hollywood, or in Topeka or happen again.” Indeed. She listened to her managers teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Cleveland, for that matter. Her turn at the top of who told her to deliver increasingly integrity and hard work. She was the sweetheart of Hollywood’s A-list came to an end, tawdry performances, just for the San innocent age and a hopeful place as all such things must. She gave shock value. Miss Cyrus continues that deserved her more than ours, up show business at the age of 22, to turn in one vulgar and tasteless Todd Wilson, Publisher and it’s difficult to recall the grip when most stars are just hitting performance after another, pursuing Robert Bridges, Editor she had on the nation’s heart in a their stride, and turned to what she fame and wealth. time of misery and desperation. found to be far more important, Shirley Temple, the brightest and Sue Brannon, Controller Shirley Temple Black, who died family and public service. most bankable star in Hollywood in this week at age 85, demonstrated She was a mother, a grandmother its golden years, shunned the cheap Dink NeSmith, President that a child shall lead them to star- and eventually a great-grandmother, and the frowzy. Tom Wood, Chairman dom done right. The little girl who and succeeded at all three. She was She held firmly to her values, danced down the stairs with Bill a delegate to the United Nations once resigning from the executive Robinson — “Mr. Bojangles” — and and an ambassador to Ghana. She committee of the San Francisco captured the nation’s heart gave was President Gerald R. Ford’s International Film Festival to pro- LETTERS POLICY America a wink and a little girl’s chief of protocol, the first woman test a screening of the Swedish film smile to soften the throes of the to hold the post. She was President “Night Games,” which she called Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ-­ Great Depression. George H.W. Bush’s ambassador “pornography for profit.” ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 Franklin D. Roosevelt observed to Czechoslovakia, where she had America could embrace another words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters that “as long as our country has a front-row seat to watch the fall of Shirley Temple, unlikely as that must be signed and include the writer’s name, address Shirley Temple, we will be all right.” communism. prospect may be. and telephone number for verification. Writers can And it was so. From the age of 6, In a town where celebrity mar- With the news of disappointing have two letters per month published. Letters and she won over the theater crowds riages are often measured in jobs reports, people losing their to the delight even of the silver months, sometimes weeks and health care, higher debt and taxes, a guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not screen’s harshest critics. Her grace occasionally days, Mrs. Black was cruise on the “Good Ship Lollipop” necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. was just what the country needed. devoted to her husband, the late to the “sunny beach of Peppermint BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL “I class myself with Rin Tin Tin,” Charles Alden Black, for 55 years. Bay,” a magic place with “lemonade 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Mrs. Black once described herself Today’s child actors frequently stands everywhere,” is just what we BY FAX: (386) 752-­9400. with the self-deprecating modesty become ambassadors of immorality. need. Shirley would make every- that warmed her charm. “At the end To name just one, Miley Cyrus, who thing right. She always did. BY EMAIL: [email protected] of the Depression, people were per- at age 11 was the Disney Channel’s haps looking for something to cheer “Hannah Montana,” a wholesome ■ The Washington Times 5A LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY ThuRsdAY, FEBRuARY 13, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 COMMUNITY Coming together for the community CALENDAR

Local organizations n To submit your Community donate $60,000 to Calendar item, call Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or email Hertiage Park. [email protected] From staff reports LIVE OAK — Local organiza- TODAY tions joined forces to raise money for Heritage Park and Gardens DAR in Live Oak. Local businesses, The Edward Rutledge philanthropists and the Live Oak Chapter of the Daughters Community Redevelopment of the American Revolution Agency all saw the need to pre- will hold their monthly serve local history and support meeting today at 10:30 a.m., the ongoing efforts of Heritage at the Wilson Rivers Library Park. First Federal Bank of Florida, on the Florida Gateway PotashCorp-White Springs and College campus. The speak- the Suwannee Valley Community er will be author C. N. “Kirk” Foundation each donated $10,000, COURTESY PHOTOS Kirkland. Visitors are wel- with the Live Oak CRA matching From left: Ronnie Poole, FHPG Board Member; Marlene Mitchell, FHPG Board Member; Billy Golightly, FHPG Secretary; comed. For more informa- the funds for an additional $30,000. Marilyn Jones FHPG Board Member; Keith Leibfried, First Federal Bank President and CEO; Terry Baker, PotashCorp- tion, please call 752-2903. Recently, the Friends of White Springs General Manager; James Montgomery, Suwannee Valley Community Foundation Advisory Board Chair; Heritage Park and Gardens pre- Live Oak City Councilman Keith Mixon, City Councilman Jacob Grantham, and CRA Director Tim Williams. Garden Club sented these organizations with The Lake City Garden plaques of appreciation. During ings in projects that improve the Club will hold its month- the presentation, Ronnie Poole, world, with an emphasis on the ly meeting today at Board Member of the Friends areas where our employees and the Clubhouse, 257 SE of Heritage Park and Gardens neighbors work and live. Hernando Street. Social expressed his appreciation to the PotashCorp views this as a way hour is 9:30 a.m. and the organizations for their donation to build “roots for the future” that meeting begins at 10. and continued support of the Park. can help the company and com- Sandra Plummer will be On hand at the presen- munities grow. showing us how to pound tation were FHPG Board Suwannee Valley Community flowers. Members Marlene Mitchell, Foundation Advisory Board Chair, Marilyn Jones, Ronnie Poole James Montgomery stated, “After Tea Party meeting and FHGP Secretary Billy having a tour of Heritage Park, The North Central Golightly; Terry Baker, General I am convinced the [Suwannee Florida Tea Party will meet Manager of PotashCorp; Keith Valley Community Foundation] today at 7 p.m. at the Taylor Leibfried, President and CEO From left: James Montgomery, Keith Leibfried, Terry Baker and Jacob Board made the right decision to Building, 128 SW Birley Ave. Gary Bernsten, director of First Federal Bank; James Grantham hand checks to Marilyn Jones (center). enter into this partnership with Montgomery, Suwannee Valley Suwannee County.” of Concerned Veterans for Community Foundation Advisory completed on restoring and reno- tions will inspire other businesses The Suwannee Valley America, will be the guest Council Chair; and Live Oak City vating the mansion and gardens, and individuals to also contribute to Community Foundation is an speaker. Lane Watkins will Councilman Keith Mixon, City but more work is yet to come. this worthwhile organization.” affiliate fund of The Community talk on the 2014 election. Councilman Jacob Grantham, and The funds will be used to build a Terry Baker, General Manager, Foundation in Jacksonville and Contact Sharon Higgins at CRA Director Tim Williams. restroom facility and further ren- PotashCorp-White Springs said, was founded in 2002 by a group 386-935-0821. To truly maximize the potential ovate the house and gardens in “PotashCorp’s investment in of community and business lead- of Heritage Park and Gardens, order to better prepare the prop- Heritage Park is an investment ers in the Suwannee Valley. Feb. 14 the Friends developed a plan to erty for public use. in the growth of our Live Oak The Suwannee Valley improve the space for meetings, Keith Leibfried, President of Community. We are happy to Community Foundation is a com- reunions and weddings as well as First Federal Bank of Florida partner with other businesses munity organization that provides AARP Driver Safety to provide additional recreational expressed his gratitude. such as First Federal Bank and guidance and assistance for estab- The NEW AARP Smart opportunities for the public. The “I am grateful to these organiza- the Community Foundation to lishing funds to benefit not-for- Driver Course will be held Park officially opened to the pub- tions that stepped up to show their support this sustainable project.” profit organizations in Suwannee, Feb. 14 at 9 a.m. at Lake City lic in April of 2013. support of this park,” Leibfried said. PotashCorp has a goal to invest Columbia, Hamilton, Lafayette Medical Center. Register at Major work has already been “We are hopeful that our contribu- one percent of its pre-tax earn- and Union counties. 386-719-9371. ‘The Nerd’ ongoing on High Springs Community Theater From staff reports by popular playwright Larry Shue. a young architect who is visited Adults tickets are $11, senior City 754-2780, 341 So. Marion Performances take place each by a man who saved his life in tickets cost $9 on Sundays, Street, or at the theater Box HIGH SPRINGS — High weekend through March 2, Vietnam. Unfortunately, the vis- youth tickets are $8 Office 30 minutes before curtain. Springs Community Theater Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., itor is an inept, hopelessly ridic- Purchase tickets online at Please note, parental discre- is currently performing the Sundays at 2 p.m. ulous “nerd,” who outstays his highspringscommunitytheater. tion is advised as the show does side-splitting comedy “The Nerd” Come witness the problem of welcome with a vengeance. com, at The Framery of Lake contain some strong language. OBITUARIES

Bernard Reginald Demps married in 1932 to the late John- Glen M. Murray, Jr. of Alachua, Arrangements entrusted to ion) Swensen of Twin Falls, tisements. For details, call the ny Grigger, Sr. They remained Fl and brother Wallace Johns of COMBS FUNERAL HOME. Idaho; Janet (Bob) Driggers of Lake City Reporter’s classified Mr. Bernard R. Demps, Lake married until his demise in 1974. Lake City, Fl. She is survived by 292 NE Washington Street. Madison, Alabama; Delbert (Ka- department at 752-1293. City resident answered the To this union 8 children were two daughters: Suzanne Murray Lake City, FL. (386) 752-4366,tie) Smith of Providence, Florida Lord’s call to come home Feb- born, four preceded her in death; Kilapatrick of High Springs, Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. and Olivia (David, deceased) ruary 7, 2014 with wife Marnita Margie, King Solomon, Randy Jennifer Murray Edenield of“The Caring Professionals” Moseley of Providence, Florida. and sons Mer- and Sylvester Grigger. She was Alachua, two brothers: Claudie Imogene and Felton have 15 rell and Alex always very soft spoken, warm Johns, Ted Johns of Lake City, George W. Lake, Jr grandchildren; Brent, Craig, by his side. one sister, Celesta Milton of Casey and JoAnna Swensen, and caring. She enjoyed visiting Becky, Alice, Erin and Rob Bernard was family and friends and would Lake City, seven grandchildren Mr. George Washington Lake, born March 7, always walk out as quietly as and seventeen great-grandchil- Jr transitioned from earth to Driggers; Joshua, Benjamin and The family of 1952 in Co- heaven on February 5, 2014. Natalie Smith; Jacquie, Jessica, she entered. Her life was illeddren. Services will be held “Bubba”, at as he was affectionate- and Paige Moseley. They also lumbia County with love for her family and it3:00 pm on Friday, February the late to Robert and - 14th at First Baptist Church in ly called, was have 43 great grandchildren. was her love that kept them to born August Imogene and Felton were mar- Ruby Demps. gether. And though she spoke Branford with Rev. Doyle Bell Nazieree “Sister” 23, 1948 in ried March 26, 1948 and were Both precede him in death. He softly, everyone knew that when and Rev. Eddie Blalock oficiat- lifelong residents of Union she said something or made a ing. Interment will follow in the Orlando, Flor- was a 1971 graduate of Richard- ida to George County. They worked together Barber Holland son High School. Bernard and comment, she meant every word Oakgrove Memorial Cemetery. Lake, Sr. and in their business, Felton Smith would like to extend Marnita Bradley were united in she said. She wore many titles DANIELS FUNERAL HOMES Zelma Mur- liquid Fertilizer, and farming Holy Matrimony April 2, 1992. in her long life, and at the last re- & CREMATORy, INC., of phy Lake. operation, for over forty years. our warmest thank you He enjoyed ishing and visit- union, she was named the “ma- Live Oak and Branford, Both FL precede Other than her family Imo- & appreciation for all ing Senior citizens. He loved triarch” of the Fleming family. in charge of arrangements. him in death. gene’s lifelong passion and children and helping people. She joined Philadelphia Baptist Educated in Co- commitment was her mem- your prayers and Left to cherish memories: Church at an early age and her Sonjia McCray Perkins lumbia County, bership in the Church of Jesus loving and devoted wife of 23membership remained there. George gradu- Christ of Latter-day Saints phone calls, as well as years, Marnita Demps; chil- She attended regularly until her Mrs. Sonjia McCray Perkins, ated from Rich- and researching the fami- contributions. Your dren, Tomeca, Merrell, Ales, health failed. She will truly be resident of Sanderson, Florida, ardson High ly genealogies of families. Tasha and Keisha Demps; sis- missed by all who knew her. passed on February 6, 2014. School in 1966. He The served visitation in with family handswill and hearts gave ter, Althea Demps; aunt, Annie She leaves to cherish fondShe was born February 2, 1945 the United States Army and be Friday, February 14, 2014 to us in our time of Mae Rowe; devoted grand- memories: a loving son, Johnny in Macclenny, Florida. Parents, was honorably discharged. from 6-8:30 PM at the Church children, Tyshawn Postell, Grigger, Jr; 3 daughters, - Lu Tommy and Hilda McCray pre- Left to cherish memories: One of Jesus Christ of Latter - day bereavement. With cedes her in Tayvahn Jordan, Alexandriacille Crusaw (John), Betty Cray, son, Milak Baldwin, Lake City, Saints, one mile west of Lake Demps; hosts of nieces, neph- Mary Pickett, all of Lake City, death. Sonjia FL; sisters, Cynthia Tomlin, Butler, on highway 238. The -fu God, family & friends, was educat- ews, other relatives and friends. FL; sister, Estella Mayo, Lake St. Petersburg, FL, Gwendolyn neral will be held Saturday, Feb- we’re learning to City, FL; sister-in-law, Annie ed in Baker McKnight, Brandon, FL; broth- ruary 15, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. at Funeral services for Mr. County. Fish- the same location. Internment Bernard Demps will be 3:00 Liza Simmons, Brunswick, er, James Arthur Lake, Palm live again. p.m. Saturday, February 15, GA; daughter-in-law, Barbara ing was one of Beach, FL; special cousin, Ru- will be at Oak Grove Ceme- 09/03/1942–12/29/2013 her many hob- tery. ARCHER FUNERAL 2014 at Mt. Pisgah AME Crawford Grigger, North Caro- ena Norman (James), Tallahas- Sharon, Pearl, Gloria lina; 46 grandchildren, 88 great bies. She was see, FL; hosts of nieces, neph- HOME, INC, 386-496-2008. Church, 245 NE Washington united in Holy Street, Lake City, Florida, El- grandchildren; 60 great-great ews, other relatives and friends. & Jessica Matrimony to Lester Perkins, Obituaries are paid adver- der Larry Fulton, Oficiating. and great-great-great-grand- Sr. on August 17, 2002. They Funeral services for George Family will receive friendschildren; hosts of nieces, neph- shared more than 40 years of Washington Lake, Jr. will be from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Friday, 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Feb- ews, other relatives and friends. their lives together. Mrs. Perkinsruary 15, 2014 in the Chap- February 14, 2014 at Revelation Funeral services for Mrs. attended Faith Bible Church. Columbia County’s Most Wanted Florie Bell Fleming Grigger el of Combs Funeral Home. of God and Christ Church, 296 Left to cherish memories: Arrangements entrusted to Lomond Avenue, Lake City, FL. will be conducted at 11:00 Husband, Lester Perkins, Sr.; a.m. Saturday, February 15, COMBS FUNERAL HOME. Arrangements entrusted to sons, Steve McCray, Sr. (Lau- 292 NE Washington St., Lake COMBS FUNERAL HOME. 2014 at Philadelphia Mission- ra), Reginald McCray, LesterCity, FL. (386) 752-4366. 292 NE Washington Street, ary Baptist Church, 8406 SW Perkins, Jr., Spencer Perkins;Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. Lake City, FL, (386) 752-4366,CR 242, Lake City, FL, Pas- daughter, Shalena Williamson “The Caring Professionals” Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. tor I.L. Williams, oficiating. (James); grandchildren, Steve “The Caring Professionals” Family will receive friendsMcCray, Jr., Altavis Williams,Jessie Imogene from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Friday, Germetrrica Church, Jamille Nettles Smith Anita Denise Martin Jordan Anthony Smith Florie Bell Fleming February 14, 2014 at Mt. Pis- Tisdale, Gabriel Williams, AKA: Anita Futch, Anita Russ DOB: 07/05/1991 Grigger gah AME Church, 245 NE DOB: 07/20/1965 Height: 5’ 10’’ • Weight: 130 lbs. Reginald McCray, Jr., Trannen Mrs. Jessie Imogene Nettles Washington St., Lake City, FL. McCray; great grandchildren, Height: 5’ 4’’ • Weight: 133 lbs. Hair: Brown Smith age 82 of Providence, Mrs. Florie Bell Fleming Arrangements entrusted to Ke’nais Williams, Ke’den Har- Florida passed early Tuesday Hair: Red • Eyes: Brown Eyes: Blue Grigger, resident of Lake City, COMBS FUNERAL HOME. ris, Ke’sen Williams; adopted morning Feb- Identifiers: Bald Spot on Right Side of Head Tattoos: Left Arm-Bio Hazard; Florida passed 292 NE Washington St. Lake granddaughter, Hildary Per- Wanted For: VOP 3 Counts Possession of a Right Arm-Star ruary 11, 2014 Controlled Substance Wanted For: Burglary of Structure/ away peaceful- City, FL, (386) 752-4366. ry. Special thanks to her sis- in her home. Marq Combs-Turner, L.F.D. ter, Minister Theola McCray Wanted As Of: 01/31/2014 Conveyance, Criminal Mischief ly on Friday, She was a **Prior Resisting Arrest** Wanted As Of: 01/16/2014 February 7, “The Caring Professionals” Parker, Mozelle Jefferson andlife long resi- family and Floyd Daniels. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these individuals is asked to call 2014 at Haven dent of Union Crime Stoppers of Columbia County. Hospice. She Sybil Johns Murray Funeral services for County, Mrs. Flor- was surround- Sonjia McCray Perkins will ida. She was CALL (386) 754-7099 ed by many of be 12:00 noon, Saturday, Feb- OR Mrs. Sybil Johns Murray, 86, ruary 15, 2014 at Faith Bi- married to J. her loved ones. Branford, Fl passed peacefully Felton Smith SUBMIT A WEB TIP AT ble Church, 15902 US High- for 56 years before he proceed- Mrs. Grigger, 99 years young on February 10th at NFRMC. www.columbiacrimestoppers.net She was the widow of the late way 90 West, Sanderson, ed in death in 2004. Imogene was born in Suwannee Coun- FL. Videl Williams, Pastor. ty, the 8th child born to the late Glenn M. Murray, Sr. and the was the late surviving child of WE DO NOT WANT YOUR NAME, JUST YOUR INFORMATION! The family will receive - The likeness of suspects is supplied by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division and/or Frank and Florence Davis Flem- daughter of the late Claudie F. friends from 6:00 – 8:00 13 children born to John Jack other law enforcement agencies. The cases are active at the time of publication unless otherwise not- ing. She was preceded in death son and Lonice Nettles of Union ed. Crime Stoppers of Columbia County, Inc., and their volunteers are jointly and individually exempt Johns, Sr. and Maude Skinner p.m. Friday, February 14, from any and all liability which might arise as a result of the publication of public records. by 11 of her siblings. She grew Johns of Lake City. She is pre- 2014 at Faith Bible Church. County, Florida. She is survived up in Columbia County and was ceded in death by her son the late by her four children Carol (Mar- Funded by the Crime Stoppers Trust Fund; Administered by the Offi ce of the Attorney General 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER BLACK HISTORY ThuRsdAY, FEBRuARY 13, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 Test your history Working together to build the Village ast week a group HISTORICALLY SPEAKING to such degree that fur- ‘ To observe prac- to who the parent is. knowledge of citizens traveled ther discussion and focus Research shows that chil- to Ft. Mose, locat- is warranted. A little tices fatal to the dren with higher levels By BEA COKER L ed in the historical St. girl on the bus felt that if progress and de- of self-esteem are better Special to the Reporter Augustine, Florida. Ft. “adults would mind their velopment of our positioned to make posi- Dr. Smitherman, was Mose is the first all black own business, the commu- tive choices while becom- born to southern family in settlement of free black nity would be better off.” children is to watch ing young adults, without Birmingham, Ala., where people. These people lived Imagine for a moment, them walk aimlessly regard to who instills the his father served as a rev- in Spanish Florida in a sitting in your car at a stop self-esteem. erend. Young Smitherman time when Florida was not light and watching a young in traic.’ Research shows that saw his father’s church part of the United States. Bea Coker child wander aimlessly little girls who feel loved as — Bea Coker burn down The group of travelers into traffic. Do you sit children are less likely to twice during consisted of 34 passengers, were unique to the black until they cross? When become teen parents, with- their push 17 of which were school- community. The things you notice the direction of in traffic. out regard to who displays for voting aged children. The bus trip identified and discussed the child is unknown, do The more significant the love to them. The con- registration. to Ft. Mose is an opportuni- ranged from soul food, and you park and get out and the decisions are to the cept of the Village is need- He would ty to discuss black history, family reunions to being offer assistance? Or do you ability of the child to be ed to raise our children to later become and all things that concern fashionably late (out of sea- call for help? Whichever safe and develop rep- be the best they can be. Smitherman a pioneering the making of it. son) and self-identity. you choose, something resents the busier the We are all members of the executive This year we discussed Students shared ways would be wrong if you traffic is that you are met- tribe called “humans”, and and professional chem- the cultural contributions that changing the cultural drove uninterrupted by aphorically observing. everyone is needed in the ist at Proctor & Gamble to black history and the norms could positively the child’s presence. To Research shows that business of our Village. who led the way for other part such culture plays on impact the progress being observe practices fatal to parental involvement African-Americans at the progress. The passengers made. The statement of the progress and develop- improves a child’s chanc- ■ Befaithful Coker is the prestigious company in were asked to identify cul- one child set off a nerve ment of our children, is to es of being successful aca- executive director of the 1960s. He was the first tural characteristics that for most adult passengers watch them walk aimlessly demically, without regard It’s About My Efforts. black person with a doc- torate hired at Proctor & Gamble. With a Ph.D in physical CALENDAR organic chemistry, Dr. History from a local viewpoint Smitherman, developed a number of incredibly popu- Black History By BEA COKER Fulfilling a dream lar patents, including Crest Special to the Reporter (Events are scheduled toothpaste, Safeguard soap, Thomas discussed the racial throughout the community Bounce fabric softeners, Minnie Thomas was one of eleven condition in our community and by various agencies and Biz, Folgers Coffee and children born to a farming couple in our world in terms of fulfilling the organizations. For more Crush soda, to name a few. Wellborn in 1923. Both her father dream of Martin Luther King Jr. information about local Not only are they still on and mother worked on the farm as With tears in her eyes, she efforts, visit www.itsabout- the shelves, but many of did the children when they were expressed her concern that the myefforts.org.) them are on display at the not attending school. Thomas said community does not realize that we Cincinnati Museum Center that she didn’t enjoy farm work but still don’t love each other as Martin Feb. 15 in the featured exhib- accepted it to be a required chore in Luther King Jr. died trying to help 70s Party/Movie it, “America I AM: The her family. us to realize. Madness from 4-10 p.m. African-American Imprint.” She attended Groom School up She shared that the children at Annie Mattox Park. Smitherman was to the ninth grade and then briefly don’t always understand and there- Admission for citizens nicknamed the “Jackie attended Springfield School. She fore can’t appreciate the efforts are is free; vendors is $25. Robinson of Proctor & married Tom Thomas and moved to being made to protect their future. Contact Dana Jernigan at Gamble.” After 29 years Lake City in 1948. She said the adults are so busy 386-623-9124 for more. there, he turned in his lab Mr. Thomas worked as a cook trying to find the answer that they coat to work as a professor and Mrs. Thomas tended her house overlook the impact they can have Feb. 17 at Wilberforce University. while raising the couple’s five on their children. Teen Summit After serving at the children: Linda, Patricia, Yvette, COURTESY I asked Thomas what was her (includes prizes, a mock historically black college, Tocama, and Lendrick. Minnie Thomas, 90, has lived in Lake recommendation for resolve. She trial, teen talk, games Smitherman turned his Thomas recalls the difficulty of City for 66 years. responded, “If we lived with integri- and college information) attention to starting a high working together as a couple to ty, empathy and humility we could from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at school called the Western the focus was on providing for the ing single mother. make lasting improvements.” the Community Revival Hills Design Technology children. She retired from Lake City We love you, Mrs. Minnie, and Center. Admission is School to help black stu- After divorcing her husband, Community College and now your almost century of wisdom is free. Contact Dre Cray dents perform better in Thomas remained in Lake City and enjoys her 11 grandchildren and 12 much needed by all today. at 386-292-2725 for math and science. became an independent, hard-work- great-grandchildren. more. Feb. 22 was already centuries old early as the 1770s. But the exactly alike, Joiner’s thes- and Juliet, will lead into CDC Black Tie MEDICINE when it reached American shows remained popular pians will be presenting a flirtation show, in which Fundraiser Banquet Continued From 1A shores during the colonial up until the death of the what might be considered a couples will demonstrate at 6 p.m. at the County period, and it remained patent medicine industry in “typical” show for the Civil the 19th-century art of Fairgrounds. Admission essentially unchanged for the 1930s, not only because War era. The presentation passing courtship mes- is $30. Contact Ann “When a mountebank decades. But in the 1850s it of medical ignorance but will open with a “day in the sages via handkerchiefs, McKellum at 904-635- came to town, he would put began evolving into a more because they provided life” scene of a town hall ribbons, parasols and flow- 2021 for more. on an entertainment inter- Americanized form, draw- rarely-seen entertainment meeting. This will set the ers. Finally, the medicine spersed with sales pitches ing on local entertainment in small towns and rural stage for the medicine man’s man will give his sales Feb. 26 for whatever treatment or traditions such as minstrel areas. While the purpose arrival with his bottles of pitch for the marvelous Festival and Talent medicine he was selling. shows. At the time of the of the show was to sell “Chief KeCouey’s Imitation elixir, “straight from the Show at 11:30 a.m. at the These men depended on Civil War, most medicine medication or medical Fresh Water Elixir” and the Itchetucknee Springs.” Florida Gateway College their ability to read an audi- men were independent, devices, only about 10 per- opening of his show. Fortunately, those who Pines Square. Admission ence and manipulate their hawking their own elixirs cent of the show actually Within the show, the decide to spend a dollar is free. Contact Amy hearers to their wills.” and pills, but by the 1870s revolved around the direct audience will be treated to on the “medicine” will not Dekle at 386-754-4317 for Entertainments might a traveling medicine show sales pitch; the rest of the a tale of the North’s evil be getting anything more more. include dramatic sketches, was increasingly likely to time was taken up by enter- attempts to kill the noble dangerous than a drink of magic acts, strongman exhi- be working for a manufac- tainment and “spieling,” a South during the war, water (not, of course, from Feb. 28 bitions (which allowed the turer of patent medicines form of storytelling which interspersed with scenes the Itchetucknee River or Closing Ceremony mountebank to extol the vir- or medical devices. introduced the cure-all and from Shakespearean dra- its springs). But whether and Elders Banquet at 6 tues of his product for pro- Most of the cures were laid out enticements to buy mas the medicine man will the audience buys or not, p.m. at the Richardson ducing strength and vigor), worthless and some were it while weaving a tale that use to illustrate the main they will be getting a taste Community Center. music and acrobatics. downright dangerous, lead- appealed to the audience. themes of his story. The of a bygone era and the his- Admission is free. The tradition of ing to states’ attempts to While no two traveling last such scene, the famous tory of American popular Contact M. Mcallister at European mountebanks regulate these shows as medicine shows were ever balcony scene from Romeo entertainment. 386-867-1601 for more.

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Today n Fort White High softball vs. Bronson High, 6 p.m. n Fort White High boys basketball vs. Trinity Catholic High in region quarterfinal, 7 p.m. Friday n Columbia High wrestlers Kaleb Warner, Dustin Regar, Jake Maguire at FHSAA state tournament in Lakeland, 10 a.m. n Columbia High softball at P.K. Yonge School, 6 p.m. n Columbia High baseball vs. Lafayette High, 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) n Fort White High baseball at Bradford High, 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) Saturday n Fort White High baseball vs. Buchholz High, 3 p.m. (JV-1) BRIEFS

RUNNING Blue Grey 5k registration The Olustee Blue Grey 5k is 7:30 a.m. Saturday. TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Race day registration is Fort White High players celebrate the school’s first basketball district championship following a 61-53 win over Santa Fe High in Starke on Saturday. The 6:30-7:15 a.m. in front Indians host Trinity Catholic High in a region quarterfinal game at 7 p.m. today. of the Columbia County courthouse. Cost is $40; participants can save $10 by registering at Carquest Auto Parts by 5 p.m. today. The event Indians look to make run includes running and Fort White not Today’s opening round is “We don’t know a lot nament), so they know a down on our mistakes. We walking for individual the region quarterfinals. In about them,” Fort White little bit about us,” Phillips will continue to run and and teams. New divisions satisfied with the other half of the mini- head coach Isiah Phillips said. “We will have to press. That’s what got us Athena (women 160-plus district title win. bracket, District 6 champi- said. “They have a 6-9 adjust as we go into the here.” pounds) and Clydesdale on The Villages High hosts center and a point guard game.” Here happens to be Fort (men 200-plus pounds) By TIM KIRBY District 5 runner-up Santa who shoots the ball very During Saturday’s district White’s first district cham- cost an additonal $5. [email protected] Fe High. The next round is well. Those are their two championship celebration, pionship in basketball and www. Online register at Tuesday. big scorers. To me the Phillips expressed some the first-ever home playoff stepfitnessonline.com . FORT WHITE — Fort Trinity Catholic opened matchup looks a lot like concern. game. The Indians made For details, call White High’s basketball its doors in 2000, the same Suwannee, with a real “We have got a team that the playoffs last year and Michelle Richards at team gets to enjoy the fruits year as Fort White. The good guard and a strong can’t slow the ball down,” went 1-1 on the road. 208-2447. of its district championship Celtics made the basket- center.” he said. “We have got to “The players are excited labors with a home play- ball playoffs from 2003-07 While Fort White swept keep playing.” and the school is excited,” Blue Grey Fun off game, the first for the and again from 2010-12, but Suwannee in the regular sea- Phillips spoke to that on Phillips said. “They don’t school. have never advanced past son, the Bulldogs handed Wednesday, and said the realize what a good thing it Run registration Fort White hosts Trinity the first round. Williston the 22-2 Indians one of their Indians need to concentrate is to play at home.” Catholic High of Ocala at 7 High knocked them out in losses in the Hitchcock’s on what they do and not the While not looking ahead, The Blue Grey Fun p.m. today. 2012. Basketball Challenge tour- opponent. Phillips is not satisfied. Run is 8:30 a.m. Saturday, The Indians are district Coach Matt Greathouse nament in Alachua over “My thing is play hard “We won district, but starting at the Elks Club champions in 5-4A, while was on board in his first Christmas break. every night,” Phillips said. we don’t want to settle for parking lot on Lake the Celtics are runners-up year for the 2011-12 sea- “They were at Bradford “Work on things we do bet- that,” he said. “We want to DeSoto in Lake City. in District 6. son. (Fort White’s district tour- ter and focus on cutting go for it all.” There is no entry fee for the race, but there is a $10 fee for participants who wish to receive a T-shirt. Age group Tiger wrestlers awards (girls and boys) will be given for 4-&- under, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14, and for overall headed to state winner. For details, call Columbia High the semifinals. Heyward Christie at “Dylan Lucas, from 754-3607. sends three to try Brandon, is the No. 11 ranked wrestler in the CHS SOCCER to grapple title. nation and the way the Banquets set for By BRANDON FINLEY bracket sets up, Kaleb will [email protected] meet him in the semifi- Feb. 28, March 1 nals,” Kevin Warner said. Columbia High’s Columbia High will “That’s just the way it sets soccer program has send three wrestlers to the up with this being our first awards banquets planned Class 2A State Wrestling year wrestling in 2A. That for 6:30 p.m. Feb. 28 Tournament in Lakeland on team is really good and (boys varsity and JV) and Friday with expectations for have won something like March 1 (girls varsity all to place. 15 state titles.” and JV) in the CHS “The program as a whole Kevin Warner didn’t rule auditorium. Deadline to has done really well this out the possibility that his purchase tickets from year,” Columbia head coach son could take Lucas down girls coach Lindsay Kevin Warner said. “We with a good performance. McCardle and boys sent 13 to districts and 13 “We’re going to have to coach Trevor Tyler is to regionals, which is more wrestle great to get past Tuesday. than we ever have. We’re him and if we do, the state For details, call Tyler making a good push.” championship is there for at 623-3025. The Tigers will send the taking,” Kevin Warner three more to state with said. “There’s no reason, FORT WHITE SOCCER Kaleb Warner (132), Dustin even with a loss, to not Regar (138) and Jake come back and take third. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Banquet planned Maguire (145) represent- It’s probably going to take Columbia High will compete in the Class 2A State Wrestling Tournament beginning Friday for Feb. 23 ing Lake City. our best match, a little luck, in Lakeland. Pictured are (from left) head coach Kevin Warner, Jake Maguire, Dustin Regar, Warner said a handful of to win state. Either way, Kaleb Warner and assistant coach Alan Worley. The Fort White High other wrestlers competed he’s probably the second varsity and middle school well at regionals, but just best wrestler in the state of soccer banquet is 5 p.m. missed out. Florida pound for pound.” big of an environment it’s Regar will face Bryce they will only wrestle twice. Feb. 23 in the middle Leading the charge at Kevin Warner also feels going to be,” he said. “Jake Ballsinger from Venice Splitting their results will school cafeteria. Cost for state will be the younger that the rest of his team has is a state qualifier from High and Maguire will require a third match. adults is $5 at the door. Warner, who has a chance a legitimate shot of ending Kentucky, so he has a great take on C.J. Trammell from There will be 16 wres- RSVP to Michelle to win in his weight class. up on the podium at the end chance to place.” Venice High. tlers competing in each of Glenn at 497-5952, The only thing that stands in of the weekend. Kaleb Warner will meet All of the opening match- the weight divisions. Ext. 251. his way is an opponent that “Dustin saw this last Jonathan Crunkilton of es will take place at 10 a.m. Four wins without defeat ranks No. 11 in the nation year, even though he didn’t New Symrna Beach High If the wrestlers win both are required to be crowned n From staff reports and a possible matchup in wrestle, and he knows how in the opening round. of their matches on Friday, the state champion. 2BAGATE

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Yankees star Jeter to

Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE TELEVISION Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, Participant, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. retire after 2014 season 10:30 p.m. Arron Afflalo, Orl. G 6-5 215 Associated Press TV sports Bradley Beal, Was. G 6-5 207 sional baseball,” he wrote. of the things that always All-Star rosters Kyrie Irving, Cle. G 6-3 193 “I have gotten the very came easily to me and were Today Joe Johnson, Bkn G 6-7 240 WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW YORK — Yankees most out of my life playing always fun had started to GOLF RISING STARS CHALLENGE Participant, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. 9 a.m. (Friday) shortstop Derek Jeter says baseball, and I have abso- become a struggle,” Jeter Marco Belinelli, S.A. F 6-5 210 TGC — European PGA Tour, Africa TEAM HILL he will retire after this sea- lutely no regrets,” he said. wrote. “The one thing I Stephen Curry, G.S. G 6-3 185 Open, first round (same-day tape) Player, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. son “with absolutely no Jeter was the last link to always said to myself was Damian Lillard, Por. G 6-3 195 5 p.m. G. Antetokounmpo, Mil. G-F 6-9 205 Kevin Love, Min. F 6-10 243 regrets,” ending one of the the powerful Yankees teams that when baseball started TGC — PGA Tour, Northern Trust Pero Antic, Atl. C 6-11 260 ——— greatest careers in the his- that won three straight to feel more like a job, it Open, first round Harrison Barnes, G.S. F 6-8 210 SLAM DUNK MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Bradley Beal, Was. G 6-5 207 tory of baseball’s most sto- World Series crowns from would be time to move for- EASTERN CONERENCE 7 p.m. Andre Drummond, Det. C 6-10 270 ried franchise. 1998-2000. Longtime team- ward.” Participant, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. ESPN — Louisville at Temple Terrence Jones, Hou. F 6-9 252 Paul George, Ind. G-F 6-8 210 The 39-year-old New mates Mariano Rivera and “So really it was months ESPN2 — Arkansas at Missouri Damian Lillard, Por. G 6-3 195 Terrence Ross, Tor. G 6-6 195 York captain posted a long Andy Pettitte retired after ago when I realized that ESPNU — UNC Asheville at Radford Jonas Valanciunas, Tor. C 6-11 231 John Wall, Was. G 6-4 195 letter on his Facebook page last year. this season would likely be NBCSN — Drexel at Charleston Dion Waiters, Cle. G 6-4 225 WESTERN CONERENCE 9 p.m. TEAM WEBBER Wednesday saying that “Derek Jeter is Mr. my last. As I came to this Participant, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. ESPN — Minnesota at Wisconsin Player, Team Pos. Ht. Wt. 2014 will be his final year. Yankee of his era,” conclusion and shared it Harrison Barnes, G.S. F 6-8 210 ESPN2 — Colorado at UCLA Steven Adams, OKC C 7-0 255 Damian Lillard, Por. G 6-3 195 A 13-time All-Star who Yankees co-chairman Hank with my friends and fam- ESPNU — Tennessee St. at Belmont Trey Burke, Utah G 6-1 190 FS1 — St. John’s at Seton Hall Ben McLemore, Sac. G 6-5 195 has led the Yankees to five Steinbrenner told The ily, they all told me to hold M. Carter-Williams, Phi. G 6-6 185 11 p.m. Anthony Davis, N.O. F-C 6-10 220 World Series champion- Associated Press. “He was off saying anything until I ESPNU — San Diego at Saint Mary’s Tim Hardaway, Jr., N.Y. G 6-6 205 NBA calendar ships, Jeter was limited to the face of one of the great- was absolutely 100 percent NBA BASKETBALL Victor Oladipo, Orl. G 6-4 215 17 games last season while est teams ever.” sure,” he wrote. 8 p.m. Kelly Olynyk, Bos. F-C 7-0 238 Friday-Sunday — All-Star weekend, TNT — Brooklyn at Chicago trying to recover from a But Jeter’s joyride hit a “And the thing is, I could Mason Plumlee, Bkn. F-C 6-11 235 New Orleans. 10:30 p.m. broken left ankle sustained big speed bump recently. not be more sure,” he Jared Sullinger, Bos. F-C 6-9 260 Feb. 20 — Trade deadline, 3 p.m. TNT — Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers ——— April 16 — Last day of regular during the 2012 playoffs. “Last year was a tough wrote. WOMEN’S COLLEGE (Saturday) season. “I know it in my heart. one for me. As I suffered Jeter hit just .190 with BASKETBALL SHOOTING STARS April 19 — Playoffs begin. The 2014 season will be through a bunch of inju- one homer and seven RBIs 7 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE May 20 — Draft lottery. FS1 — West Virginia at Oklahoma my last year playing profes- ries, I realized that some last season. Team 1: Tim Hardaway Jr. (New York); 9 p.m. Tim Hardaway Sr. (Legend); Elena Delle FSN — Charlotte at Louisiana Tech AP Top 25 schedule Donne (Chicago Sky) ——— Team 2: Chris Bosh (Miami); WINTER OLYMPICS Today’s Games Dominique Wilkins (Legend); Swin Cash (All events taped unless noted as live) No. 9 Michigan State vs. Northwestern, (Chicago Sky) NBC 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE 3 p.m. No. 13 Louisville at Temple, 7 p.m. Team 1: Stephen Curry (Golden State); Men’s Biathlon — 20km Individual No. 18 Creighton at Butler, 7 p.m. Dell Curry (Legend); Becky Hammon (San Gold Medal Final; Luge — Team Relay No. 21 Wisconsin vs. Minnesota, Antonio Stars) Gold Medal Final Runs 9 p.m. Team 2: Kevin Durant (Oklahoma 8 p.m. No. 23 SMU at Rutgers, 7 p.m. City); Karl Malone (Legend); Skylar Men’s Figure Skating — Short Program; Friday’s Game Diggins (Tulsa Shock) Men’s Freestyle Skiing — Slopestyle Gold No. 2 Arizona at Arizona State, 9 p.m. ——— Medal Final; Women’s Speedskating — Saturday’s Games SKILLS CHALLENGE 1000 Gold Medal Final; Women’s Skeleton No. 1 Syracuse vs. N.C. State, 3 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE — Competition No. 3 Florida at No. 14 Kentucky, Team One 12:05 a.m. 9 p.m. Pos. Ht. Wt. Women’s Short Track — 500 Gold No. 5 San Diego State vs. Air Force, G. Antetokounmpo, Mil. G-F 6-9 205 Medal Final; Men’s Short Track — 5000 8:05 p.m. DeMar DeRozan, Tor. G 6-7 220 Relay Competition No. 7 Kansas vs. TCU, 4 p.m. Team Two NBCSN No. 8 Duke vs. Maryland, 6 p.m. M. Carter-Williams, Phi. G 6-6 185 7:30 a.m. No. 10 Cincinnati vs. Houston, 3 p.m. Victor Oladipo, Orl. G 6-5 214 Men’s Hockey — Slovakia vs. United No. 11 Iowa State vs. Texas Tech, WESTERN CONFERENCE States (LIVE) 1:45 p.m. Team One 10 a.m. No. 12 Saint Louis vs. VCU, 2 p.m. Men’s Figure Skating — Short Program Pos. Ht. Wt. No. 16 Iowa at Penn State, 1 p.m. Part 1 (LIVE) Trey Burke, Utah G 6-0 190 No. 17 Virginia at Clemson, Noon 11:45 a.m. Damian Lillard, Por. G 6-3 195 No. 19 Texas vs. West Virginia, 8 p.m. Men’s Figure Skating — Short Program Team Two No. 20 Memphis vs. No. 24 UConn at Part 2 (LIVE) Goran Dragic, Pho. G 6-4 180 the XL Center, Hartford, Conn., Noon 5 p.m. Reggie Jackson, OKC G 6-3 208 No. 22 Ohio State at Illinois, 8 p.m. Game of the Day: Hockey ——— No. 25 Pittsburgh at North Carolina, 3 a.m. THREE-POINT CONTEST 1 p.m. Men’s Curling — United States vs. Germany 5 a.m. Men’s Cross-Country — 15km Classical Gold Medal Final (LIVE) MSNBC 7:30 a.m. Men’s Hockey — Russia vs. Slovenia (LIVE) 10 a.m. Men’s Curling — Canada vs. Denmark Noon Women’s Hockey — Sweden vs. Russia (LIVE) 3 a.m. Men’s Hockey — Czech Republic vs. Latvia (LIVE) CNBC 5 p.m. Women’s Curling — United States vs. Japan USA Noon Men’s Hockey — Canada vs. Norway (LIVE) 5 a.m. Women’s Curling — United States vs. Denmark (LIVE) BASKETBALL NBA schedule

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Lake City Reporter Classifieds dial-a-pro Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Reporter Service Directory 386-755-5440 To place a Reporter Service Directory Ad in Columbia and surrounding Counties Highlight Your Reporter Service Directory Ad With Artwork-Ask Your Representative For Details IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE as Trustee for the MLMI Trust Series IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 2007-HE3 is Plaintiff and KIM B. 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FITZHUGH; CAROL A. FITZ- FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. FLORIDA HUGH; GREENTREE SERVICING FLORIDA Services CASE NO.: 12-2012-CA-000519 CASE NO. 12-539-CA CIVIL DIVISION LLC F/K/A GREENTREE FINAN- CIVIL DIVISION: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Plain- Case No. 12000659CAAXMX CIAL SERVICING CORPORA- CASE NO.: 13462CA BANKRUPTCY/DIVORCE Plaintiff, tiff, ONEWEST BANK, F.S.B., TION; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- Other Court Forms Asst. vs. vs. Plaintiff, 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; TIONAL ASSOCIATION, Exp'd. / Reasonable BRANDON L. PHINNEY A/K/A DEERR CHAPMAN, ELIZABETH, v. and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Plaintiff, 386-961-5896 BRANDON LANE PHINNEY; AR- et. al., Defendants. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, vs. RI A. PHINNEY A/K/A ARRI NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, THROUGH, UNDER OR ROBERT S. FRENCH A/K/A ROB- PHINNEY N/K/A ARRI ANN SIM- SALE ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CRED- AGAINST A NAMED DEFEND- ERT SCOTT FRENCH; DEBRA S. QUE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ITORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL ANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAV- FRENCH A/K/A DEBRA FEARN- Legal BRANDON L. PHINNEY A/K/A suant to an Order or Final Judgment OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN ING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE LEY FRENCH; UNKNOWN BRANDON LANE PHINNEY; AR- entered in Case No. 12-539-CA of INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UN- ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER- SPOUSE OF DEBRA S. FRENCH RI A. PHINNEY A/K/A ARRI the Circuit Court of the 3RD Judicial DER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN A/K/A DEBRA FEARNLEY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF PHINNEY N/K/A ARRI ANN SIM- Circuit in and for COLUMBIA OF LLOYD KING, SR., DE- DESCRIBED, are Defendants, I will FENCH; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN QUE; BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.; County, Florida, wherein, Plaintiff, CEASED; CLARA ANN KING; sell to the highest and best bidder for ROBERT S. FRENCH A/K/A ROB- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY Defendant(s). and, DEERR CHAPMAN, ELIZA- CYNTHIA BOYD; LLOYD KING, cash at on the Courthouse Steps of ERT SCOTT FRENCH; UN- CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BETH, et. al., are Defendants, I will JR.; ANTHONY DUHART KING; the Columbia County Courthouse, 14 KNOWN PARTY IN POSSESSION CASE NO. 12-2012-CA-000081- SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER sell to the highest bidder for cash at, CORDEZ KING; DONDIA LE- N. Hernando Street, Lake City, Flori- OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, CAAX-MX 45 on the third floor of the Columbia NOIR; WILLIE BELL KING A/K/A da 32055, at 11:00 a.m. on the 2nd Defendants. CITIMORTGAGE, INC., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that County Courthouse at 173 N.E. Her- WILLIE B. BAKER A/K/A WILLIE day of April, 2014 the following de- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Plaintiff, sale will be made pursuant to an Or- nando Avenue, Lake City, Florida, at LENIOR BAKER; UNITED scribed property as set forth in said SALE vs. der or Final Summary Judgment. Fi- the hour of 11:00AM, on the 26th STATES OF AMERICA, ACTING Order or Final Judgment, to-wit: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- VITTIKA AGARWAL; UN- nal Judgment was awarded on Janu- day of February, 2014, the following ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETA- A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE NW suant to Final Judgment of Foreclo- KNOWN SPOUSE OF VITTIKA ary 24, 2014 in Civil Case No. 12- described property: RY OF HOUSING AND URBAN 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4, SECTION 1, sure dated the 28th day of January AGARWAL; JOSEPH CAIRNS; 2012-CA-000519, of the Circuit LOT 27, UNIT 24, THREE RIVERS DEVELOPMENT; UNKNOWN TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 16 2014, and entered in Case No. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSEPH Court of the THIRD Judicial Circuit ESTATE, ACCORDING TO THE TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, 13462CA of the Circuit Court of the CAIRNS; UNKNOWN TENANT in and for COLUMBIA County, PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED ANT #2; ALL OTHER UNKNOWN FLORIDA, COMMENCE AT THE 3RD Judicial Circuit in and for Co- #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; Florida, wherein, WELLS FARGO IN PLAT BOOK 4, AT PAGE 119 PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS NW CORNER OF SECTION 1, lumbia County, Florida, wherein Defendant(s) BANK, NA is the Plaintiff, and OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 16 JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- NOTICE OF SALE BRANDON L. PHINNEY A/K/A COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA AGAINST A NAMED DEFEND- EAST, RUN THENCE SOUTH 0 TIONAL ASSOCIATION is the Notice is hereby given that, pursuant BRANDON LANE PHINNEY; AR- Any person claiming an interest in ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN DEG. 16’51” E, 663.6 FEET, Plaintiff and ROBERT S. FRENCH to a Final Summary Judgment of RI A. PHINNEY A/K/A ARRI the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, THENCE N 89 DEG. 06’22” E, A/K/A ROBERT SCOTT FRENCH; Foreclosure entered in the above- PHINNEY N/K/A ARRI ANN SIM- er than the property owner as of the WHETHER SAME UNKNOWN 1327.67 FEET; THENCE S 0 DEG. DEBRA S. FRENCH A/K/A DE- styled cause, in the Circuit Court of QUE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF date of the lis pendens must file a PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN- 15’31” EAST 380 FEET; THENCE BRA FEARNLEY FRENCH UN- Columbia County, Florida, I will sell BRANDON L. PHINNEY A/K/A claim within 60 days after the sale. TEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, SOUTH 89 DEG. 06’22” N, 308.87 KNOWN PARTIES N/K/A SA- the property situated in Columbia BRANDON LANE PHINNEY; AR- If you are a person with a disability DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTH- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- MANTHA FEARNLEY; UN- County, Florida, described as: RI A. PHINNEY A/K/A ARRI who needs any accommodation in ER CLAIMANTS, NING, RUN THENCE SOUTH 0 KNOWN SPOUSE OF DEBRA S. Lot 9, HAIGHT-ASHBURY, ac- PHINNEY N/K/A ARRI ANN SIM- order to participate in this proceed- Defendants, DEG. 15’31” E, 705.16 FEET. RUN FRENCH A/K/A DEBRA FEARN- cording to the plat thereof as record- QUE; BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to AMENDED RE-NOTICE OF THENCE S 89 DEG. 06’22” W, LEY FRENCH N/K/A JAMES C. ed in Plat Book 7, Page 185, of the are Defendants. you, to the provision of certain assis- FORECLOSURE SALE 308.87 FEET; RUN THENCE N 0 WILLIAMS JR.; and UNKNOWN Public Records of Columbia County, The Clerk of the Court, P. DeWitt tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- DEG. 15’31” W, 705.16 FEET TO SPOUSE OF ROBERT S. FRENCH Florida. Cason will sell to the highest bidder Court Administration at 173 NE Her- suant to a Final Summary Judgment THE SOUTH LINE OF A 60 FOOT A/K/A ROBERT SCOTT FRENCH A/K/A 295 SE Lindale Glen, Lake for cash in the JURY ASSEMBLY nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake dated November 26, 2013, and an GRADED ROAD; RUN THENCE IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB- City, FL 32025 ROOM in the NEW ADDITION to City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale N 89 DEG. 06’22” E DOWN SAID JECT PROPERTY are defendants. at public sale, to the highest and best the NEW CITRUS COUNTY least 7 days before your scheduled filed January 6, 2014 entered in Civil LINE 308.87 FEET TO THE POINT The Clerk of this Court shall sell to bidder, for cash, West door of the COURTHOUSE as 10:00 a.m. on court appearance, or immediately Case No.: 12000659CAAXMX, of OF BEGINNING, COLUMBIA the highest and best bidder for cash Columbia County Courthouse, 145 the 5th day of March, 2014, the fol- upon receiving this notification if the the Circuit Court of the Third Judi- COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER at the Columbia County Courthouse, N. Hernando Street, Lake City, FL lowing described real property as set time before the scheduled appear- cial Circuit in and for Columbia WITH THAT 1996 JACOBSEN 173 N.E. HERNANDO AVENUE, 32056 at 11:00 AM, on March 5, forth in said Final Summary Judg- ance is less than 7 days; if you are County, Florida, wherein ONEW- DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE HOME LAKE CITY, FL 32055, 11:00 AM 2014. ment, to wit: hearing or voice impaired, call 711. EST BANK, F.S.B., is Plaintiff, and VIN NO. JACFL16495A AND TI- on the 5th day of March 2014, the Any person claiming an interest in LOT 9, TIMBERLANE, A SUBDI- DATED this 27th day of January THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, TLE NO. 69401780 AND VIN NO. following described property as set the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- VISION ACCORDING TO THE 2014. HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, JACFL16495B AND TITLE NO. forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: er than the property owner as of the MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- P. DEWITT CASON ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CRED- 69401781 LOTS 14 AND 15 IN BLOCK C OF date of the lis pendens, must file a CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, Clerk Circuit Court ITORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- CANOVA’S SUBDIVISION OF claim within 60 days after the sale. PAGE 126, PUBLIC RECORDS OF By: /s/ P.A. Perry OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM BLOCK 302 SOUTHERN DIVI- If you are a person with a disability COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UN- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER SION OF LAKE CITY, AS PER who needs any accommodation in ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- DER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN order to participate in this proceed- TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM 05543175 OF LLOYD KING, SR., DE- AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PLAT BOOK A, PAGE 21, OF THE ing, you are entitled, at no cost to THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER February 6, 13, 2014 CEASED; CLARA ANN KING; PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER CYNTHIA BOYD; LLOYD KING, WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA you, to the provision of certain assis- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS JR.; ANTHONY DUHART KING; SALE. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND CORDEZ KING; DONDIA LE- If you are a person with a disability TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM Court Administration at 173 NE Her- FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE NOIR; WILLIE BELL KING A/K/A who needs any accommodation in THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER SALE. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION WILLIE B. BAKER A/K/A WILLIE order to participate in this proceed- THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at CASE NO.: 13000299CAA least 7 days before your scheduled If you are a person with a disability LENIOR BAKER; UNITED ing, you are entitled, at no cost to AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS who needs any accommodation in FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- STATES OF AMERICA, ACTING you, to the provision of certain assis- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM court appearance, or immediately GAGE ASSOCIATION, upon receiving this notification if the order to participate in this proceed- ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETA- tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE ing, you are entitled, at no cost to Plaintiff, RY OF HOUSING AND URBAN Court Administration at 173 NE Her- SALE. time before the scheduled appear- vs. ance is less than 7 days; if you are you, to the provision of certain assis- DEVELOPMENT; UNKNOWN nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake Dated this 31st day of January, 2014. tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, JAVIER HARRINGTON; MARIA- TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at P. DEWITT CASON hearing or voice impaired, call 711. NA HARRINGTON; ALEJANDRO Witness my hand and seal of this Court Administration at 173 NE Her- ANT #2; ALL OTHER UNKNOWN least 7 days before your scheduled Clerk of the Circuit Court nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake J. GOMEZ; JENNIFER GOMEZ; PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS court appearance, or immediately By: /s/ P.A. Perry court on the 31st day of January UNKNOWN TENANT; IN POS- 2014. City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND upon receiving his notification if the Deputy Clerk least 7 days before your scheduled SESSION OF THE SUBJECT AGAINST A NAMED DEFEND- time before the scheduled appear- P. DeWitt Cason PROPERTY, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT court appearance, or immediately ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN ance is less than 7 days; if you are 05543351 upon receiving this notification if the Defendants TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, hearing or voice impaired, call 711. February 13, 20, 2014 BY /s/ P.A. Perry NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Deputy Clerk time before the scheduled appear- WHETHER SAME UNKNOWN DATED at Lake City, Florida, on ance is less than 7 days; if you are SALE PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN- January 17, 2014 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hearing or voice impaired, call 711. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- TEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, P. DEWITT CASON THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 05543384 suant to Final Judgment of Foreclo- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, February 13, 20, 2014 Dated this 28th day of January, 2014. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTH- As Clerk, Circuit Court P. DeWitt Cason sure dated the 24th day of January ER CLAIMANTS, are Defendants. By: /s/ B. Scippio FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of Courts 2014, and entered in Case No. P. DEWITT CASON, the Clerk of As Deputy Clerk By: /s/ P.A. Perry 13000299CAA, of the Circuit Court Court shall sell to the highest bidder Case No. 2012-CA-000118 THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Bank of America, National Associa- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, Deputy Clerk of the Third Judicial Circuit in and for cash on the third floor of the Co- 05543099 for Columbia County, Florida, lumbia County Courthouse, located February 13, 20, 2014 tion, FLORIDA Plaintiff CIVIL ACTION 05543352 wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL at 173 NE Hernando Avenue, Lake February 13, 20, 2014 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION is the City, FL 32055 at 11:00 a.m. on the -vs.- CASE NO.: 12-2012-CA-000198 Richard Uvon Tucker a/k/a Richard DIVISION: Plaintiff and JAVIER HARRING- 26 day of February, 2014 the follow- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND TON, MARIANA HARRINGTON, ing described real property as set FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, U. Tucker, Sr. a/k/a Richard U. PHH MORTGAGE CORPORA- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL Tucker, TION, ALEJANDRO J. GOMEZ, JENNI- forth in said Final Summary Judg- FLORIDA COURT OF THE THIRD JUDI- FER GOMEZ; and UNKNOWN Defendant(s). Plaintiff, CIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN ment, to wit: CASE NO: 13-114-CA TENANT IN POSSESSION OF A STRIP FIFTY FEET WIDE OFF CHAMPION MORTGAGE COM- NOTICE OF SALE vs. AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- BRUCE M. MENGER A/K/A THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are de- THE WEST END OF THE SOUTH PANY, Plaintiff CIVIL DIVISION fendants. The Clerk of this Court suant to an Order dated January 28, BRUCE MICHAEL MENGER, et Case No. 12-2013-CA-000246 ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET vs. shall sell to the highest and best bid- OF BLOCK NO. 28 OF MCEL- ANITA M. SCOTT; UNKNOWN 2014, entered in Civil Case No. al, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- 2012-CA-000118 of the Circuit Defendant(s). der for cash at the Columbia County ROY’S ADDITION, ACCORDING SPOUSE OF ANITA M. SCOTT; CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC Courthouse, 173 N.E. HERNANDO Court of the Third Judicial Circuit in NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP, TO THE MAP OF SAID MCEL- UNKNOWN TENANT I; UN- AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FL 32055, ROY’S ADDITION, SAID MAP KNOWN TENANT II; UNITED and for Columbia County, Florida, TO CHAPTER 45 F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME wherein Bank of America, National NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- 11:00 AM on the 5th day of March DATED JUNE 30, 1938, AND AP- STATES OF AMERICA ON BE- LOANS SERVICING, LP, Plaintiff, 2014, the following described prop- Association, Plaintiff and Richard suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- vs. PROVED BY THE BOARD OF HALF OF SECRETARY OF erty as set forth in said Final Judg- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL- Uvon Tucker a/k/a Richard U. Tuck- sure dated January 10, 2014, and en- GERALD A. SPAEDER, FLORIDA er, Sr. a/k/a Richard U. Tucker are tered in Case No. 12-2012-CA- ment, to wit: AUGUST 11, 1938, AND FILED OPMENT, and any unknown heirs, CREDIT UNION, AND UN- LOT 28, OF OLIVIA ADDITION, defendant(s), I, Clerk of Court, P. 000198 of the Circuit Court of the KNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, ON SAME DATE IN THE OFFICE devisees, grantees, creditors, and ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT other unknown persons or unknown Dewitt Cason, will sell to the highest Third Judicial Circuit in and for Co- Defendants. and best bidder for cash AT THE lumbia County, Florida in which THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN COURT OF COLUMBIA COUN- spouses claiming by, through and un- NOTICE OF SALE PLAT BOOK 3, AT PAGE 27, OF COURTROOM ONE OF THE CO- PHH Mortgage Corporation, is the Notice is hereby given, pursuant to TY, FLORIDA, THE PARCEL OF der any of the above-named Defend- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CO- LAND HEREBY CONVEYED BE- ants, LUMBIA COUNTY COURT- Plaintiff and Bruce M. Menger a/k/a Final Judgment of Foreclosure for HOUSE, LOCATED AT 173 HER- Bruce Michael Menger, Kerri Frese LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA ING OF UNIFORM WIDTH AND Defendants. Plaintiff entered in this cause on Jan- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- NANDO AVENUE, LAKE CITY, a/k/a Kerry Rebecca Frese, are de- uary 22, 2014, in the Circuit Court of DEPTH AND BOUNDED ON THE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM WEST BY ABERDEEN STREET SALE COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, fendants, the Columbia County Clerk Columbia County, Florida, I will sell AT 11:00 A.M. on March 5, 2014, of the Circuit Court will sell to the THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER AND ON THE SOUTH BY REGIS- NOTICE is hereby given that the un- the property situated in Columbia THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER the following described property as highest and best bidder for cash in/on County, Florida described as: LOT TER STREET. dersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS If you are a person claiming a right of Columbia County, Florida, will on set forth in said Final Judgment, to- on the third floor of the Columbia 19, CROSS CREEK ESTATES, AC- wit: County Courthouse at 173 N.E. Her- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM to funds remaining after the sale, you the 26th day of February 2014, at CORDING TO THE PLAT THERE- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE LOT 8, BLOCK 1, IDLEAWILE nando Avenue, Lake City, Florida OF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK must file a claim with the clerk no 11:00 A.M. at the third floor of the SALE. later than 60 days after the sale. If Columbia County Courthouse at 173 SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO 32055, Columbia County, Florida at 5, PAGES 129 OF THE PUBLIC THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, 11:00 AM on the 12th day of March, If you are a person with a disability you fail to file a claim you will not N.E. Hernando Avenue, Lake City, RECORDS OF COLUMBIA who needs any accommodation in AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2014, the following described prop- COUNTY, FLORIDA, and com- be entitled to any remaining funds. Florida, offer for sale and sell at pub- order to participate in this proceed- After 60 days, only the owner of re- lic outcry to the highest and best bid- 2, PAGE 117 AND THE IDLEA- erty as set forth in said Final Judg- monly known as: 988 SW ROSS- WILE REPLAT AS RECORDED IN ment of Foreclosure: ing, you are entitled, at no cost to cord as of the date of the lis pendens der for cash, the following described BOROUGH CT, LAKE CITY, FL you, to the provision of certain assis- PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 117-A, OF LOT 6, THE HIDEAWAY, A SUB- 32025; including the building, appur- may claim the surplus. property situate in Columbia County, tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, If you are a person with a disability Florida: THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CO- DIVISION AS RECORDED IN OF- tenances, and fixtures located there- LUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. FICIAL PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 89, Court Administration at 173 NE Her- who needs any accommodation in LOT 6, BLOCK C, CENTURY in, at public sale, to the highest and nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN IN- PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- best bidder, for cash, AT THE order to participate in this proceed- OAK, A SUBDIVISION ACCORD- City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at ing, you are entitled, at no cost to ING TO PLAT RECORDED AT TEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO- FRONT DOOR OF THE COLUM- THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER GETHER WITH A MOBILE least 7 days before your scheduled you, to the provision of certain assis- PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 68-68A, BIA COUNTY COURTHOUSE, court appearance, or immediately THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER HOME LOCATED THEREON 145 N. HERNANDO STREET, tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- upon receiving this notification if the Court Administration at 173 NE Her- BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS A/K/A 341 SE SECLUSION GLEN, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, on Febru- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 32025 time before the scheduled appear- nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake pursuant to Final Judgment entered ary 26, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.. ance is less than 7 days; if you are WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE Any person claiming an interest in Any persons claiming an interest in City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at in a case pending in said Court, the hearing or voice impaired, call 711. least 7 days before your scheduled style of which is indicated above. SALE. the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- If you are a person with a disability er than the property owner as of the Dated this 31st day of January, 2014. court appearance, or immediately Any person or entity claiming an in- er than the property owner as of the P. DEWITT CASON who needs any accommodation in date of the Lis Pendens must file a date of the lis pendens must file a upon receiving this notification if the terest in the surplus, if any, resulting Clerk of The Circuit Court time before the scheduled appear- from the foreclosure sale, other than order to participate in this proceed- claim within 60 days after the sale. claim within 60 days after the sale. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to If you are a person with a disability By: /s/ P.A. Perry ance is less than 7 days; if you are the property owner as of the date of If you are a person with a disability Deputy Clerk you, to the provision of certain assis- who needs any accommodation in who needs any accommodation in hearing or voice impaired, call 711. the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on WITNESS my hand and the seal of same with the Clerk of Court within tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, order to participate in this proceed- order to participate in this proceed- Court Administration at 173 NE Her- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to 05543383 the court on January 28, 2014. 60 days after the foreclosure sale. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to February 13, 20, 2014 nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake you, to the provision of certain assis- you, to the provision of certain assis- P. DEWITT CASON If you are a person with a disability NOTICE OF MEETING CLERK OF THE COURT who needs any accommodation in City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, least 7 days before your scheduled Court Administration at 173 NE Her- Court Administration at 173 NE Her- The Non-Valorem Assessment Ad- By: /s/ B. Scippio order to participate in this proceed- justment Committee will meet on Deputy Clerk ing, you are entitled, at no cost to court appearance, or immediately nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake upon receiving this notification if the City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at Thursday, March 13th, 2014, at 1:00 you, to the provision of certain assis- PM in the Board of County Commis- 05543302 tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, time before the scheduled appear- least 7 days before your scheduled least 7 days before your scheduled ance is less than 7 days; if you are court appearance, or immediately court appearance, or immediately sioners Conference Room, 135 NE February 6, 13, 2014 Court Administration at 173 NE Her- Hernando Avenue, Suite 203, Lake nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake hearing or voice impaired, call 711. upon receiving his notification if the upon receiving this notification if the P. Dewitt Cason time before the scheduled appear- City, FL. The committee is meeting IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at time before the scheduled appear- COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ance is less than 7 days; if you are ance is less than 7 days; if you are to consider previously submitted ad- least 7 days before your scheduled justment requests. CIVIL DIVISION court appearance, or immediately /s/ B. Scippio hearing or voice impaired, call 711. hearing or voice impaired, call 711. DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Dated in Columbia County, Florida CASE NO. upon receiving this notification if the Dated this 27th day of January 2014. 122008CA000260XXXXXX this 15th day of January, 2014. P. DeWitt Cason 05543373 time before the scheduled appear- February 13, 2014 LASALLE BANK, N.A. AS ance is less than 7 days; if you are 05543353 Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court February 13, 20, 2014 Columbia County, Florida TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMI hearing or voice impaired, call 711. By: /s/ P.A. Perry TRUST SERIES 2007-HE3, By: /s/ P. A. Perry Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and official seal Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, of said Court this 27th day of Janu- LAKE CITY REPORTER vs. ary 2014. 05543174 KIM B. FITZHUGH; ET AL., 05543114 February 6, 13, 2014 P. DeWitt Cason February 6, 13, 2014 Defendants. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT RE-NOTICE OF SALE PUR- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION /s/ P.A. Perry SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Deputy Clerk 1999 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- VIN# 1FAFP53U8XA291147 suant to an Order or Summary Final To place your To be held on FEBRUARY 25, 2014 05543173 Judgment of foreclosure dated February 6, 13, 2014 classified ad call At Daniel’s Towing & Recovery 8/21/2008 and an Order Resetting Arrowhead Road Lake City, Florida Sale dated January 17, 2014 and en- 32056-3026 tered in Case No. REPORTER Classifieds 755-5440 At 9:00 am 122008CA000260XXXXXX of the Circuit Court of the Third Judicial In Print and On Line 755-5440 755-5445 05543454 Circuit in and for Columbia County, Classifieds Circulation February 13, 2014 Florida, wherein LaSalle Bank, N.A. www.lakecityreporter.com This Reporter Works For You! Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 5B Job Medical Unfurnished Apt. Legal 100 Opportunities 412 Supplies 710 For Rent 810 Home for Sale 810 Home for Sale Full Time Marketing/Business Hoverround motorized wheel Branford Villas Apartment Poole Realty Custom 2 story log Remax/Missy Zecher 623-0237 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Development. For Local Financial chair. New! Never used! Retail at 517 SE Craven St on 8 ac. Bay windows 3br/3ba, MLS85903 Two-story on 4ac. COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA Services Company. Responsible $2500. Must see to appreciate. Branford, Fl 32008 MBR downstairs. MLS81654 w/outside workshop. 3br/2ba, PROBATE DIVISION File No. 2014-22-CP for business website, social media, $1975 386-288-8833 anytime. 386-935-2319 William Golightly 590-6681 move in ready. $210,000 Division______advertising, newsletter, seminars, Now renting 1 & 2 bedrooms $214,900 IN RE: ESTATE OF LUCY M. as well as servicing clients. 1 bedroom $540 Remax - Jo Lytte 365-2821 Computer skills required, reliable, 2 bedroom $570 Patti Taylor/Coldwell Banker 4BR/2BA, new roof, full acre lot. JONES 420 Wanted to Buy Bishop Realty 623-3896 Deceased. and organized with the ability to CH/A Conveniently located near town. MLS83483 3br/3ba on 1 ac. Front MLS85930 $114,900 NOTICE TO CREDITORS multi-task. Provide back-up K&H TIMBER We accept Section 8 Housing & back porches w/outside The administration of the estate of support to office staff. We Buy Pine Hardwood & “This institution is an equal oppor- fireplace $79,900 Lucy M. Jones, deceased, whose date Salary based on experience, email tunity provider & employer” Remax/Missy Zecher 623-0237 Cypress. Large or small tracts. MLS85941 River Get-away, Three of death was January 9, 2014, and resume to bmcleod@ Call 386-288-6875. “Equal Housing Opportunity” Denise Milligan-Bose Realty Inc the last four digits of whose social gulfcoastfinancial.net TDD 1-800-955-8771 Eastside Village Retirement River Estates. 3br/2ba, 1300 sqft security number are 1193, is pending Rental assistance may be available community DW. Great location, $84,900 in the Circuit Court for Columbia Industrial Structural/Mechanical Garage Sales for those who qualify 55 plus to live MLS83963 $50,000 County, Florida, Probate Division, 430 Poole Realty Designer-Draftsman - Must have 1800 plus sqft. Great room, the address of which is 173 NE Her- experience in design and detailing Nice Apt Downtown. Remodeled Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 nando Avenue, Lake City, Florida Abundant Life Church 675 SR 100 1 bdrm. Kitchen, dining, LR $475. Nice 1851 sqft 3br/2ba brick, great fireplace, screened porch Material Handling Equipment Fri, 2/14 8-12 %Sat. 2/15, 7-1pm MLS85947 (386) 362-4539 32055. The names and addresses of (conveyor systems) and related mo plus sec. Incld pest control. neighborhood, w/wood burning the personal representative and the Indoors if rain. 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 stove. $162,900 MLS84201 structural steel support systems. Yard sale benefit. Century 21-Darby Rogers personal representative's attorney are Proficiency in AutoCAD Century 21/Darby Rogers, set forth below. 752-6575 MLS85962 Two Master All creditor's of the decedent and is necessary. HUGE Yard Sale! Furnished Apts. Heather Craig 466-9223 MLS Suites, Lots of closets, lg great other persons having claims or de- DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON – 162 SW Milkweed Ct in Wester 720 For Rent 84561 Custom in mint condition, room, 3 full bath, small shed mands against decedent's estate on Send resume to Draftsman Woods, 2/15, 7-? Washer, furni- open floorplan, custom kitchen. & more. $156,750 whom a copy of this notice is re- 3631 US Highway 90 East ture, lots of misc. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, 44x14 ft screened porch. $199,900 Lake City, Fl 32055 Sands, Columbia. All furnished. Century 21-Darby Rogers quired to be served must file their MULTI-FAMILY INDOOR . Poole Realty Goregeous 3br/2ba claims with this court WITHIN THE Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. MLS85971 3br/2ba brick, features Fri. 2/14 & Sat. 2/15, 8am-2pm Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person DWMH on 1 ac in Mayo split fenced back, small pool & custom LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER floor plan w/lg Master br. $95,000 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- NaturChem, Inc is seeking a full 1420 SW Main Blvd. $145, 2 persons $155. weekly shed. A lot of bang for your buck. time Spray Tech for our (Old Sunshine Hardware Bldg.) 386-752-5808 MLS84597 Nelda Hatcher $129,900 752-6575 CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 688-8067 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Lake City office. PUBLISHER'S NOTE SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Ability to work out of town on a All Yard Sale Ads Unfurnished 3BR/2BA, 1445 sqft, h/w floor, Coldwell Banker/Bishop Realty NOTICE ON THEM. regular basis is required. Good pay Must be Pre-Paid. 730 Home For Rent eat at bar, soaker tub, privacy MLS85979 Elaine Tolar All other creditors of the decedent /benefits. Clean background and fence, detached home office. 365-1548 Brick, spacious, 4br/2ba, and other persons having claims or driver's license required. Please 2br/1ba on MLS84610 $159,900 Remax fireplace, lg utility, screened demands against decedent's estate email resume to Eloise Street Pam Beauchamp 303-2505 porch. $119,900 must file their claims with this court [email protected] Miscellaneous $500/mo, $500/sec Century 21-Darby Rogers WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE or fax to 386.755.1376 440 386-397-3258 Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Mary Brown Whitehurst 752-6575 MLS85980 Move in TION OF THIS NOTICE. Person to cut nylon material from 05542306 3BR/2.5BA on Ichtucknee River 965-0887 MLS84613 3br/2ba, ready, fenced yard, open floor ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- patterns for gun cases etc. Will GUNSHOW: 2/15 & 2/16 great rm, 2 car garage. $124,900 plan, lg yard. $139,900 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET $900/mo, $900/sec & 1br/1ba train if qualified. Some sales possi- @ The Columbia County $600/mo, $600/sec Century 21-Darby Rogers Poole Realty Custom built, FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Fairgrounds, Hwy 247 THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE ble. Hafners 386-755-6481 386-397-3258 MLS84713 Move in ready. Split 2br/2ba, 1500 sqft, huge screened Lake City. $5 BRs, granite in kitchen & bath, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. A Landlord You Can Love! in back porch & fireplace. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Stylist wanted Full time/Part time. Sat 9am- 4pm, Sun 9am-3pm. great room & so many extras. MLS84918 No clientele needed, 4 busy loca- Info: 386-325-6114 3br/1.5ba, Eat in Kitchen, CH/A, PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, 2 car carport $800mth + dep $145,000 752-6575 Sylvia Newell 590-2498 ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) tions. Guaranteed pay w/ commis- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE sion Call Darlene 386-984-6738 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Coldwell Banker/Bishop Realty Remax/Sandy Kishton 05543453 MLS84942 Elaine Tolar DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH Rent or Sale, Beau- (386)344-0433 MLS84833 TEACHERS Wanted: Aerial photos (or pho- HOUSE FOR 365-1548 3br/2ba, 1300 sqft, 2 car IS BARRED. tos w/pumps & hoses) during tiful Blackberry Farms Subdivi- Spacious DW 3br/2ba w/fireplace The Date of first publication of this Infant/Toddler (birth-3) garage, fenced, CB block & & screened back porch. Pre-school (ages 3-5) Tropical Storm Debbie 6/14- sion on 2.5 acres, 3br/2.5ba, 2 car stucco. $129,900 notice is February 13, 2014. garage attached workshop and Fenced yard $39,900 Personal Representative: E-mail / fax resume to: 6/29, 2011 Will pay cash for right ones. 935-1388 much more. $1,700/mo. For more Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 /s/ George B. Jones, Jr. [email protected] MLS84978 Breathtaking rolling 9291 SW State Road 247 Fax (386) 754-2220 info please call 954-464-0173 Farms & hill view, 3.629 sqft on 2 acres, 820 Acreage Lake City, FL 32024 Call 754-2222 Large clean 3br/2ba Branford pool & workshop. $279,900 Attorney for Personal Representa- EOE Mobile Homes area. $775/mo +sec. Call tive: Remax/Sandy Kishton 1/2 ACRE lots; great distance 630 for Rent 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 from Lake City, Live Oak & /s/ John E. Norris Medical www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com (386)344-0433 MLS85025 custom Attorney for George B. Jones, Jr. built 3br/2.5ba w/runway access. Branford. Owner financing: $300 120 Employment 14 WIDE 2br/2ba down; $77 per month Florida Bar Number: 058998 Quiet Park No Pets Lots of extras, finished guest/bo- Norris & Norris PA Business & nus rooms $320,000 Deas Bullard/BKL Properties 253 NW Main Blvd. Clean Country Living $475 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com 05543460 Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 750 Office Rentals Lake City, FL 32055 Medical Office Assistant - 4BR/2BA, 2770sqft, Lots of room, Telephone: (386) 752-7240 must have medical office work OAKBRIDGE OFFICE his & her closets, open patio, 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. 2 & 3 Bedroom newer Mobile Complex Professional Office Fax: (386) 752-1577 experience. Experience in Homes, clean, quite Mobile Home pretty landscape. MLS85116 Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd Email: [email protected] Microsoft Word. Minimum Available 725 SE Baya Dr $174,900 Remax Owner Financing! NO DOWN! Park. Offer senior citizen discount. Call 752-4820 typing speed of 40 WPM. 386-234-0640 Pam Beauchamp 303-2505 $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. 05543420 Email your resume to www.LandOwnerFinancing.com February 13, 20, 2014 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. Spacious! 3BR/2BA 1680sqft [email protected] or excellent backyard view, fax to 386-758-5987 Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer 805 Lots for Sale LOADED Hunting camp on 89 Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & newer A/C, roof & plumbing. acres with everything (call for list) $64,900 MLS85274 other locations 386-752-6422 Denise Milligan-Bose Realty Inc Remax you need! @299,000 Rob Edwards Job A well-respected pain Pam Beauchamp 303-2505 (386)965-0763 management group in Lake City, 755-7272 Building lot, high & dry, Hallmark Real 100 Opportunities Furnished DWMH 3 bdrm 2 bth, Estate MLS#85131 FL is seeking a full time Physician Wsh/dr., CH/A 1 acre, Christian great area to build your dream Century 21/Darby Rogers Assistant/Nurse Practitioner. Comm. in OBrien, no pets.$650 home. MLS76668 $27,000 Heather Craig 466-9223 MLS 85308 Well maintained custom Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty 05541098 Monday to Friday, no weekend or 1st/last., $300 dep. 386-308-7750. Elaine Talor 365-1548 night call. Competitive salary, plus PUBLISHER'S NOTE built, Cannon Creek Airpark. All real estate advertising in this 1900 sqft hanger. $349,999 MLS84261 10.9 ac lot, paved bonus, health insurance, Mobile Homes newspaper is subject to the fair streets, barn, well, power pole & malpractice insurance, 401K, 26 640 for Sale housing act which makes it illegal Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 more $64,900 day/year PTO and $1500 for CME to advertise "any preference, MLS85333 Brick in Forest per year. Clinical experience in Century 21-Darby Rogers limitation, or discrimination based Plantation, upscale kitchen, Master Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 The Lake City Reporter, a daily pain management is preferred, but MLS85478 2160 sqft. DW, lovely on race, color, religion, sex, Suite w/jacuzzi & more. $278,000 MLS85200 140 ac, Suwannee Co. newspaper seeks not required. Please fax your CV oaks, 4 spacious BR $69,900 disability, familial status or nation- appx 25 acres open, natural Independent Contractor to 386-719-9662. Patti Taylor/Coldwell Banker hardwood, ponds, $1500/acre 752-6575 al origin; or any intention to make Bishop Realty 623-3896 Newspaper Carrier for the such preference, limitation or Lake City & Lake Butler route. Billing: Experienced & Proficient Century 21-Darby Rogers MLS85509 Marion Pl, gated com. Poole Realty in all aspects of Billing Coding & MLS85683 DW with new A/C, discrimination." Familial status Custom brick, many upgrades, cor- 21 acres w/5 acres of planted pines Apply in person during normal includes children under the age of business hours EHR Fax resume to covered back deck, D/W, ian countertops & more $189,900 MLS85566 $45,500 386-758-5628 fireplace. $60,900 752-6575 18 living with parents or legal 386-362-4539 Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm custodians, pregnant women and Century 21-Darby Rogers NO PHONE CALLS 752-6575 MLS85584 Loaded CNA Palm Harbor Homes 4/2 Fleet- people securing custody of chil- wood 2,200 sq ft $12K OFF! Start- dren under the age of 18. This w/country charm. 3 spacious brs, Commercial Avalon Healthcare Center is lg open living & dining, galley 830 Property currently accepting applications ing at $499/month John Lyons @ newspaper will not knowingly 05543200 800-622-2832 ext 210 for details accept any advertising for real es- style kitchen $59,900 Activities Director Needed for the positions of CNA. Commerical Building on 4 acres, The right candidate must be able Please apply at Avalon Healthcare tate which is in violation of the Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 US 90 East frontage, Live Oak to plan, develop, organize, and Rehabilitation Center Mobile Home law. Our readers are hereby in- MLS85632 Airpark Home, custom $275,000 (386) 719-0382 evaluate and direct the activity 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. 650 & Land formed that all dwellings adver- 2 story w/cedar walls, master Hallmark Real Estate programs in a 180 bed skilled Lake City, Florida 32025 tised in this newspaper are availa- w/FP, hangar, guest cottage, pool MLS#83689 nursing and rehab facility in or fax resume to 386-752-8556 1 acre owner finance in Live Oak ble on an equal opportunity basis. on 3.4 ac. $295,000 w/4 inch well, DWMH, needs ma- To complain of discrimination call accordance with federal, state 386-752-7900 Remax/Missy Zecher 623-0237 and company guidelines. EOE jor renovation, septic, on paved HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Resort Property road, $1,000 down 352-498-3035 the toll free MLS85657 Pool on 3/4 ac. Lg 890 Must be proficient in 4br/2ba, 2000 sqft sits in Experienced medical biller telephone number to the hearing Bluegreen Vacations Timeshare! resident assessment related to Centry 21/Darby Rogers Spectacular S/D. $209,000 the emotional, recreational, needed for busy medical office. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Hundreds of beautiful vacation Experience is a must. Heather Craig 466-9223 MLS Century 21-Darby Rogers destinations!! Paid $10,000, ask- psychological and social 84272 Reduced 3/2 MH on 8.2 ac. needs of the residents. Must Please email resumes to 752-6575 MLS85679 walk to ing $5,000. Call 386-330-6993. [email protected] fenced & cross fenced. Wood Home for Sale Sante Fe River, Modular home on have at least 2 years related laminate, well maint. $124,900 810 management or activities 1 ac, new flooring & appliances experience. College degree Experienced Office Manager Denise Milligan-Bose Realty Inc 3800 SF TWO STORY 5/3 $109,900 needed for busy medical office. preferred. 4BR/2BA DW, 2040 sqft, block/frame, metal roof, dual AC Century 21-Darby Rogers Environmental and Laundry Employee supervisory skills is a workshop, screened porch, and kitchens, private acre near MLS85750 Home surrounded by Services Director must. Please email resumes to covered deck, security system. Lk Jeffrey Hwy/ Moore Rd grandaddy oaks, 3br/2ba, need of Needing a seasoned manager [email protected] MLS84966 $110,000 $147,000. 386.961.9181 some work. $139,900 with at least 2-5 years related Remax/Taylor Goes BRICK DUPLEX management experience in Medical Records. Excellent Daniel Crapps Agency 755-5110 opportunity with benefits. Great (386)344-7662 MLS85466 plus vacant lot near MLS85755 Lg eat-in kitchen, lg housekeeping, laundry and Beautiful 3/2 DWMH. Many Baya/McFarlane $97,000 firm environmental services. Must be computer skills required. Up to family & living rooms, screened $16/hr depending on experience. upgrades, wood laminate floors, cash only 386.961.9181 back porch. $145,000 able to manage staffing, large kitchen. $69,000 budgeting and day to day Contact HR 855-633-3424 Canal Front home 3 stories high, Century 21-Darby Rogers operations in a 180 bed 3br/2ba, elevator, boat house with 752-6575 MLS85769 Clean, well PALMS MEDICAL Group is Unfurnished Apt. lifts $299.00 Nate Sweat nursing facility. currently hiring for (1) Full Time kept Log on 3.88 ac 1br upstairs, Call Staff Development at 710 For Rent (386)628-1552 Hallmark Real garage can be workshop $195,200 Dental Hygienist & (1) Full Time Estate MLS#86056 386-362-7860 or come in person Dental Assistant in our Lake City Century 21-Darby Rogers to Suwannee Health Care $100 off 1st mo rent! office. Please visit our webpage at 1, 2 & 3BR apts. 3BR/2BA 1662 sqft, Quiet MLS85795 new construction. Center, 1620 Helvenston Street, www.palmsmg.org or email your Quality, split floor plan, covered Live Oak, FL, 32064 $89 Deposit neighborhood, lg master suite, resume to [email protected]. tray ceiling, storage shed porch, 2 car garage. $158,900 Pools, B-ball, gym & more! MLS 80447 $138,900 Remax 752-6575 Business *FREE after school program Pam Beauchamp 303-2505 05543403 Windsong Apts Remax/Missy Zecher 623-0237 Awesome Job! 170 Opportunities Reduced! 3BR/2BA, 2318 sqft MLS85813 Split floor plan, Call for our low rent rates 3br/2ba, screened in Lanai Now hiring 18-25 guys and gals. TURN KEY Business. Complete- 386-758-8455 fenced,formal dining & breakfast, Travel entire USA with unique plus guest quarters, MLS 84810, overlooks lg yard. 1/2 ac lot ly equipped restaurant. Serious $149,900 business group. $500 sign-on inquiries only. Priced to sell. $245,000 Remax, bonus. 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6B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Fleming Island nets CHS first loss By BRANDON FINLEY were freshman matching lost, 4-8; [email protected] up against juniors and their No. 4 — Brittany Helms coach told me that we were won, 8-5; Despite suffering his biggest competition in No. 5 — Chase Broome its first loss of the sea- the new district.” lost, 2-8; son, Columbia High head Fleming Island 5, Doubles coach Tabatha McMahon Columbia 2 No. 1 — Lear/Zahlne feels the Lady Tigers’ ten- Singles lost, 5-8; nis team played beautiful No. 1 — Cassidy Lear No. 2 — Helms/Jackson tennis on Wednesday. lost, 1-8; won, 8-5. “The scores do not No. 2 — Megan Zahlne Columbia (2-1) hosts reflect how well we played,” lost, 5-8; Oak Hall School at McMahon said. “They No. 3 — Tori Jackson 3:30 p.m. on Feb. 21.

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Columbia High softball players break it down prior to opening the season against Atlantic Coast High in Jacksonville. Lady Tigers improve to

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Megan Zahnle returns a serve against Orange Park on Feb. 4. 3-0 to begin the season

By BRANDON FINLEY and she has the ability to Lady Tigers added some Harvick can’t be ignored in 2014 [email protected] finish it.” insurance. Columbia was not only Lacey King walked and Associated Press sion to leave Childress Harvick this season, for Columbia High hasn’t good in the field, but the scored off a double by to drive for good friend two very different reasons. done anything to show that Lady Tigers have also been Caleigh McCauley for a 4-1 DAYTONA BEACH Tony Stewart, Harvick will He has established him- its not the same team it good at the plate. lead and McCauley scored — Kevin Harvick took finally make his SHR debut self as one of the top closers was at the end of last sea- The Lady Tigers took off a wild pitch for the Lady his first spin in his new this weekend at Daytona in the business, and many son. The Lady Tigers have a 1-0 lead in the second Tigers’ final run. Stewart-Haas Racing ride International Speedway. of his wins have come from came out swinging in 2014 inning and never looked “The way the bottom of and immediately felt at His first race will be being in the right place and are 3-0 after a 5-2 win back. Anderson led off the our order came through ease. Saturday night’s exhibition to capitalize in the waning at Orange Park High on inning with a single and was a really good job,” It was three days after Sprint Unlimited, the first laps. That will come into Tuesday. Hollinanne Dohrn moved Williams said. “They had Harvick had wrapped of two Speedweeks races play in this year’s over- The Lady Tigers haven’t her to third with a base hit. opportunities and were able up his stint with Richard Harvick won a year ago in hauled NASCAR scoring trailed in a game yet this Lauren Eaker the squeezed to take advantage.” Childress Racing and he his so-called “lame duck” system, which will reward season and led throughout in Kelby Hogan, who was Columbia’s game was was turning laps around season. winning over consistency against the Lady Raiders. running for Anderson. canceled against Gainesville Charlotte Motor Speedway He felt all season that — all the way to the dra- Erin Anderson picked up Kayli Kvistad hit a solo High on Wednesday. The with his new team in a nobody had high expecta- matic winner-take-all sea- the win after pitching all homerun in the third inning Lady Tigers travel to P.K. rare December test. Any tions for him back then and son finale. but the final out. Anderson to give Columbia a 2-0 lead. Yonge at 6 p.m. on Friday. anxiety he had over leav- proved everyone wrong NASCAR Chairman struck out eight batters and “The long ball is kind ing RCR after 13 years van- with four wins. Now, with Brian France has revamped allowed eight hits in the of our story right now,” Fort White softball ished. the slate wiped clean, he the Chase for the Sprint contest. She walked one Williams said. “We just need “I told them on Lap 2 at has made clear what he’s Cup championship into a batter. to find a way to hit them Fort White High’s softball Charlotte, ‘Thank you guys chasing at SHR. 16-driver elimination sys- Ashley Shoup came in to with more runners on.” team lost, 15-0, to Bradford very much. You have just “I expect to win and tem that will be whittled record the final out. Anderson had her second High in Starke on Tuesday. confirmed every reason race for a championship,” down to four eligible driv- “Erin has that complete hit in the fourth inning and The Lady Indians host that I came here to drive Harvick said. “That’s why ers racing for the title in game mentality this year,” scored off a throwing error Bronson High at 6 p.m. this car,’” Harvick said. I came here.” the finale. The first one Columbia head coach after Eaker bunted. today. Fort White’s football Nearly 15 months Very few will make the across the finish line takes Jimmy Williams said. “She With a 3-1 lead heading team will be honored before after his surprising deci- mistake of overlooking the grand prize. doesn’t want to come out into the final inning, the the game.

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