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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Hugh Bryant and Annette Bleser, pose for a photograph at their organic farm, Planet Claire Farmacy, in O’Brien. Bryant and Bleser uses half an acre of land to grow a myriad of vegetables with no chemicals and solely on cow and chicken manure. Farmacy’s new take on natural
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter foods An FGC student waves to her family and friends as she finds her seat at the Commencement Ceremony Friday. Farmers market regulars grow organic treats on half-acre tract. 200-plus don caps at Florida Gateway By HANNAH O. BROWN [email protected] ‘I turned “no you can’t” into “watch me,”’ says O’BRIEN – At Planet Claire Farmacy, Hugh Bryant and Annette one new FGC graduate. Bleser work diligently in their “rock lobster” garden, tending to purple By HANNAH O. BROWN kohlrabi and dragon’s tongue green [email protected] beans. The couple own what they call a “rock and roll farm” out in O’Brien. Graduates in emerald gowns watched with Allusions to rock and roll songs wide eyes as student government president are the theme of the space with Ivan Arevalo, 21, gave a poetic speech on a rooster named Ozzy and a cow embracing opportunities and change. named Steve after Steve Clark from “Never forget that you are only one choice Def Leppard. away from changing your life,” Arevalo said. The couple practice alternative Around 130 students graduated with farming methods, using no chemi- Associate of Arts degrees at the 2012 Florida cals and developing their own reci- Gateway College commencement on Friday. pes for common problems such as An additional 75 graduated with Associate of pests and fungi. Science degrees or other certificates. In their garden, they cultivate Overcoming obstacles to embrace success unique crops unlike what many was the theme of the afternoon, with student local farmers are used to seeing. speakers sharing their stories on behalf of the Bright golden zucchini, yellow graduating class. and red-stemmed Swiss chard and Graduate of Elementary Education Jashun JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Cherokee purple heirloom tomatoes Collins, 19, told students and families that the Miranda Holland, who graduated Magna Cum Laude, waits for her name to be called before protrude from lucious greenery. road leading up to commencement was not walking across the stage to receive her degree. “Put that on a plate and they are always easy for her. Negativity from others and her own mind sometimes obscured her path drawn to it,” Bryant said. “The stuff Valedictorian Stephen Williams, 18, said he attending commencement then he initially that nobody knows what it is up to success. “I turned ‘no you can’t’ into ‘watch me,’” she did not initially think of a degree from FGC as thought he’d be. here. That’s what gets them to your all that valuable. Over time, however, Williams “I started coming here when I was 15 so I’ve table.” said. Collins said she plans to stay in Lake City. realized that his accomplishments at the col- got to grow up while here,” Williams said. She hopes to work as a teacher. lege were “not to be taken lightly.” FARMACY continued on 8A Williams said he was more excited about GRADUATION continued on 3A For 9/11 victims’ families, hearing is another ordeal
By SAMANTHA GROSS Riches, whose firefighter ing, they generally refused what they want.” Devens in Massachusetts, Conn. and VERENA DOBNIK son, Jimmy, died at the to cooperate. At one point, Riches, himself a retired Joint Base McGuire Dix in Several people who Associated Press World Trade Center. Riches one detainee leafed through firefighter who worked dig- New Jersey and Fort Meade viewed the proceedings said watched the hearing from a copy of The Economist ging up remains in the days in Maryland, the only one they had little sympathy for a movie theater at Fort magazine, then passed it after Sept. 11, said he car- open to the public. the defendants’ complaints NEW YORK — Moans, Hamilton in New York City, to another. At other times, ried with him dark memo- At Fort Hamilton, Lee about their treatment, given sighs and exclamations one of four U.S. military defendants knelt in prayer. ries of the days after the Hanson said he became the brutality of the deaths erupted Saturday as rela- bases where the arraign- Like other family mem- attacks, and he hoped that deeply angry as he watched of the nearly 3,000 victims tives of Sept. 11 victims ment was broadcast live for bers, Riches expressed if convicted the five men the delays being caused of the attacks. Mohammed watched four closed-circuit victims’ family members, frustration about the pro- would be executed. by men he blames for the was waterboarded 183 times TV feeds from Guantanamo survivors and emergency ceedings. “I saw what they did to death of his son, daughter- and subjected to other mea- Bay, Cuba, that showed the personnel who responded “It’s been a mess for 11 our loved ones — crushed in-law and 9/11’s youngest sures that some have called self-proclaimed mastermind to the attacks. years,” Riches said as he them to pieces,” he said. victim — his granddaugh- torture. of the attacks and co-defen- Khalid Sheikh stood in the rain during a About 60 people repre- ter, 2-year-old Christine “My brother was mur- dants trying to slow their Mohammed and the other break in the proceedings senting 30 families were Hanson. All were aboard dered in the cockpit of arraignment, a move that defendants were arraigned and described the atmo- in the theater at Fort United Flight 175, the sec- his airplane, and we will drew outbursts from view- on charges that include ter- sphere inside. And after his Hamilton, where the mili- ond plane to crash into the have to stand up for him,” ers of “c’mon, are you kid- rorism and murder, the first first glimpse inside the mili- tary provided chaplains and twin towers. said Debra Burlingame, ding me?” time in more than three tary courtroom, he said, “It grief counselors, Riches “They praise Allah. I say, who attended the viewing “It’s actually a joke, it years that they appeared looks like it’s going to be a said. The other bases pro- ‘Damn you!’” said the silver- feels ridiculous,” said Jim in public. During the hear- very long trial. ... They want viding feeds were Fort haired retiree from Eaton, VICTIMS continued on 3A
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Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: 4-27-29-37 17 2-4-7-13-30 Afternoon: 3-3-2 Afternoon: 7-4-4-3 N/A N/A Evening: 4-3-3 Evening: 7-7-6-3 AROUND FLORIDA NASA inducts first Hispanic astronaut to Hall of Fame CAPE CANAVERAL guarantees. We have to a 4,400 students – NASA’s first Hispanic have guaranteed opportu- homeless in Dade astronaut was among three nity, but not a guarantee. astronauts Saturday who He believes in balancing MIAMI – Public schools joined John Glenn, Neil our budget, he believes in officials say they counted Armstrong and Sally Ride paying down our debt.” more than 4,400 homeless in the U.S. Astronaut Hall He also told about 700 students in Miami-Dade of Fame. people attending the Duval County in the last school Franklin Chang-Diaz, County GOP dinner that year. who was born in Costa they should vet the three Officials say homeless- Rica, was inducted into the candidates running for ness among public school hall of fame in a ceremony Senate, but even if the can- students ages 5 to 17 has at the Kennedy Space didate they choose loses, jumped 84 percent in the Center. Two other former they need to back the last five years. space shuttle astronauts, nominee. The Miami Herald Charlie Precourt and “We need to listen to reports that 56,680 stu- Kevin Chilton, also were them, we need to vet them, dents statewide were inducted. we need to understand reported homeless dur- Chang-Diaz flew seven what they’ve done in the ing the 2010-2011 school shuttle missions, a record past, how they voted, but year. Among those stu- he shares with former then we’ve got to win,” dents were 4,406 students astronaut Jerry Ross. Scott said. “Every other in Miami-Dade Public A plasma physicist one of these other candi- Schools, the fourth-largest with a doctorate from the dates in these other races, school district in the nation. Massachusetts Institute of you need to do the same The Miami-Dade Technology, Chang-Diaz thing you did to me,” Scott Homeless Trust says the helped deploy the Galileo said. “Every race that’s school district defines spacecraft on its mission ASSOCIATED PRESS going on, hold everybody homelessness to include to Jupiter and worked Florida Gov. Rick Scott speaks to Republican activists Friday, May 4, 2012 in Jacksonville accountable. Ask them children living in house- on both the Russian what they believe in, get holds with more than one Mir space station and involved in their cam- family. the International Space and Air Force Strategic to ignite. focused Friday on the paigns, get their signs out, Station. He left NASA in Command. He retired in Precourt, now an execu- November election, saying make phone calls. You win Arkansas police chief 2005 to found Ad Astra 2011 as a four-star general, tive at ATK Aerospace that activists need to unite elections. You have to have dies in hit-and-run Rocket Co., where he is the highest military rank Group’s Space Launch behind presidential candi- money to run the ads, but working on propulsion sys- ever held by a U.S. astro- Division, flew on Columbia date Mitt Romney and the the truth is these elections PANAMA CITY BEACH tems for travel to Mars. naut. in April 1993 after its GOP’s eventual nominee. are won based on grass- – Florida Panhandle Chilton piloted the Precourt and six crew- engines were replaced on After speaking about his roots and you can do it.” authorities say additional shuttle Endeavour on its mates were aboard the the launch pad. He also policies to help improve the Scott won his election charges are being con- inaugural mission, in 1992. shuttle Columbia on flew on three shuttle mis- business climate in Florida, two years ago by spending sidered for the suspect in He served as a deputy pro- March 22, 1993, when its sions to the Russian space stressed the importance of more than $70 million of a hit-and-run crash that gram manager for opera- three main engines ignited station Mir. this year’s election. his family’s money in a race fatally injured an Arkansas tions in the International six seconds before their “We have got to get where he relied heavily on police chief on vacation. Space Station office at scheduled liftoff. As steam Scott to GOP activists: behind Governor Romney television ads, mail pieces Lowell, Ark., Mayor Johnson Space Center enveloped the shuttle, a Unite behind Romney and make sure he wins,” and automated phone Eldon Long said Police before he left NASA in liquid oxygen valve sprung Scott said. “He believes calls. He has said that he Chief Joe Landers died 1998. a leak, triggering an auto- JACKSONVILLE – Gov. in the right things, he will rely on fundraising for early Friday, a week after Chilton went on to matic engine shutdown Rick Scott, who has made believes in the free market, his re-election instead of the crash in Panama City become the commander of seconds before the twin it clear he plans to run for he believes in giving us spending his own money Beach. Air Force Space Command solid rocket boosters were re-election in 2014, was individual freedoms – no again. (AP)
Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Baseball Hall-of-Famer n Actress Roma Willie Mays is 81. Downey is 52. n Sen. Richard Shelby, n Actor George Clooney R-Ala., is 78. is 51. n Rock singer Bob n Actress Leslie Hope Beastie Boys’ Yauch passes at 47 Seger is 67. is 47. n Actor Alan Dale is 65. n Rock musician Mark n Former British Prime Bryan (Hootie and the NEW YORK – Adam Yauch, the In a letter from Yauch read by Publisher to release Taliban Minister Tony Blair is 59. Blowfish) is 45. gravelly voiced rapper who helped fellow Beastie Adam “Ad-Rock” poetry for better understanding n TV personality Tom n Actress Gabourey make the Beastie Boys one of the Horovitz at the Rock and Roll Hall of Bergeron is 57. Sidibe is 29. seminal groups in hip-hop, died Fame induction, Yauch recalled their LONDON – A group of research- Friday. He was 47. early days at his parents’ home in ers are preparing to release an Yauch, also known as MCA, died Brooklyn, “where we used to practice anthology of Taliban poetry, some- Daily Scripture in New York after a nearly three-year on hot Brooklyn summer days after thing they hope will help English- battle with cancer, his representatives school, windows open to disturb the speakers better understand the men “Do not be anxious about anything, said. He had been diagnosed with a neighborhood.” who’ve waged more than a decade but in every situation, by prayer and cancerous salivary gland in 2009. The group became a hip-hop of war against NATO-led forces in petition, with thanksgiving, present At the time, Yauch expressed trio soon after Horovitz joined and Afghanistan. hope that it was “very treatable,” coalesced after Yauch dropped out of Many of the works in “Poetry of your requests to God. And the peace but his illness forced the group Bard College two years into his stud- the Taliban” center on the move- of God, which transcends all under- to cancel shows and delayed the ies. They released their chart-topping ment’s campaign to expel foreign standing, will guard your hearts and release of their 2011 debut “Licensed to Ill” in 1986, a forces from their territory, with angry album, “Hot Sauce raucous album led by the anthem battle anthems or mournful dirges your minds in Christ Jesus.” Committee, Pt. 2.” “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right devoted to civilian casualties. But He hadn’t per- (To Party!)”. It was the first hip-hop others touch on themes of religious — Philippians 4:6-7 NIV formed in public since album to top the Billboard chart. devotion, nostalgia, or even love. 2009 and was absent Alex Strick van Linschoten, one when the Beastie Supermodel Evangelista testifies of the anthology’s coeditors, said he “ ” Boys were inducted at New York child-support trial had collected the 240-odd poems off Lake City Reporter the Internet and in the field — not for into the Rock and Yauch HOW TO REACH US Roll Hall of Fame last NEW YORK – Tracing her work- novelty’s sake, “but as a way of under- Main number ...... 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If you have a concern, question or suggestion, please call the Originally conceived as a hardcore continents to get her start in model- aired on CBS since 2000, has similar punk group, they played their first ing and felt pressured into getting her features. executive editor. Corrections and clarifications will run in this show on Yauch’s 17th birthday. now-signature haircut, she said. (AP) space. And thanks for reading. 3A3A3A
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By HANNAH O. BROWN ber handgun, according Shands UF for treatment. [email protected] to public According to Seifert, his information injuries did not appear to officer Ed be life threatening. A Jacksonville man was Seifert of Cray was taken into arrested Thursday for alleg- the sheriff’s custody at the scene by edly shooting his brother office. The Columbia County sheriff’s in the groin. victim was deputies and was booked David Cray and the vic- seated on a into the Columbia County Cray tim were arguing at 147 lawnmower Detention Facility on a S.W. Journey Court when when he charge of aggravated bat- Cray, 48, shot his brother was shot. tery with a firearm. Bond one time with a .380 cali- The victim was flown to was set at $11,000.
HANNAH O. BROWN/Lake City Reporter First anniversary Mayor Stephen Witt speaks at the Lake Desoto Farmers Market in honor of the market’s one year anniversary Saturday. City Manager Wendell Johnson looks on at left. VICTIMS: 9/11 families relive sad day Continued From Page 1A behalf of her brother, to the viewing site in New dropped earlier military- Charles Burlingame, Jersey, a base spokesman said, commission charges against who piloted the jet that and a reporter was turned them when it decided in 2009 hijackers crashed into the away at the gates to Fort to try them in federal court Pentagon. Devens in Massachusetts. in New York. But Congress More than a decade after Six victims’ families cho- blocked the civilian trials the attacks, she said, “we’re sen by lottery traveled amid opposition to bringing back in the game ... and they to Guantanamo to see the the defendants to U.S. soil, decided to play games.” She arraignment in person. especially to a courthouse added: “They’re engaging Others ignored the viewing located blocks from the trade in jihad in a courtroom.” opportunity altogether. Alan center site. At Fort Meade, about Linton of Frederick, Md., Mohammed and the oth- 80 people watched the pro- who lost his son Alan Jr., an ers could get the death pen- ceedings at a movie theater investment banker, at the alty if convicted in the attacks on the base, where “The World Trade Center, said he that sent hijacked airliners Lorax” was being promoted and his wife put their names slamming into the World on a sign outside. One sec- in the lottery for the Cuba Trade Center, the Pentagon tion of the theater for vic- trip but weren’t interested in and a field in Pennsylvania. tims’ families was sectioned watching a video feed of the The trial is probably at least a off with screens, and signs arraignment. year away. asked that other spectators “That’s just not the same When it comes to jus- respect their privacy. as being there to me,” Linton tice, “it seems like it’s an Once the proceedings said. “Going to Fort Meade, afterthought,” said Eunice began, the spectators in the it’s kind of like watching tele- Hanson, 2-year-old Christine’s public section laughed at vision.” grandmother. times, including when a law- Whether they watched or But New York police
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter yer indicated Mohammed not, relatives were frustrated Detective Marc Nell said Hannah Duong hugs her son, Andy, 19, after congratulating him for graduating Summa Cum was likely not interested in that it’s taken so long to bring the viewing at Fort Hamilton using his headphones for a the Sept. 11 conspirators to more than a decade after 14 Laude. translator and again, briefly, justice. men in his unit were killed when one of the defendants The administration of brought a sense of satisfac- stood and the judge said that President Barack Obama tion, “a great feeling.” kind of behavior excited the GRADUATION: FGU students celebrate guards. But the crowd was Continued From Page 1A quiet when the man began to pray. OurOur CaregiversCaregiversCaregivers Williams plans to attend receiving Associate degrees ates. 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hat driving habits madden Brother’ most everyone on the road? In t’s not always true that a survey spon- the form of government soredW by tire maker Michelin, closest to the people is 94 percent of respondents best. In some cases, it can selected tailgating as their lead- be the worst. Unchecked byI sufficient legal restraints, ing pet peeve. Tailgating driv- ers (you know who you are) are private homeowners associa- followed closely by drivers who tions (HOAs) have a reputation cut off their fellow travelers (91 for going too far when it comes percent), drivers who zip from to upholding unnecessary and lane to lane with nary a clue intrusive community rules. they’re getting ready to make In a current case in East a move (85 percent) and, in a Texas, an Army captain related faux pas, drivers who deployed on the battlefields don’t know how to use their of Afghanistan was sued by turn signals (85 percent). his HOA over a swing set Tailgating, the top offense Liberals want to he had built for his children of aggressive drivers, isn’t just before leaving. In 2004, the annoying. It’s a good way to be father-in-law of Supreme Court involved in an accident, and the Justice Clarence Thomas was unlucky person who is being plunge the penthouse embroiled in a battle with his tailgated could be the target Nebraska HOA over his right for road rage. According to the “Every time a bank fails an Instead liberals and Democrats to fly the American flag on his AAA Foundation’s Aggressive angel gets its wings.” demand the so-called Buffet Rule, property on Memorial Day. In Driving update, such behaviors o goes a graffito in an instrument for bludgeoning 2009, a Richmond homeowners are a factor in up to 56 percent Manhattan’s East the successful rather than boost- association threatened 90-year- of fatal crashes. Village. One block ing the downtrodden. old Medal of Honor winner Van AAA gives hints on its web- away, as marchers Here’s how the Right should T. Barfoot for daring to display site for dealing with aggressive occupied Broadway challenge the Left: Old Glory on a flagpole in his Son May Day, their picket signs If you dislike income inequal- drivers. Among the top five are yard. three of the most important pleaded, “Millionaires must pay Deroy Murdock ity, lift those with the least. Let’s The latter incident grabbed if you don’t want to engage their fair share,” and, “No free [email protected] adopt universal school choice, so many headlines that the in a game of chicken with an ride for Wall Street.” allow personal Social Security Virginia General Assembly two already stressed and angry foe: These words echo Occupy As the Ethics and Public retirement accounts (to democra- years ago enacted a law over- -- Avoid making inappropriate Wall Street and its spiritual lead- Policy Center’s Peter Wehner tize long-term capital accumula- ruling HOA covenants that ban or offensive gestures. er, President Barack Obama. recalled April 12 in a superb tion), radically reduce or elimi- the Stars and Stripes. It was a -- Don’t make eye contact. Class warriors scream about CommentaryMagazine.com nate America’s anti-competitive, rare display of backbone for a -- Seek help if you’re being imposing “fairness” on the rich, essay, then-Sen. Obama advo- 35 percent corporate tax (to legislative body that otherwise followed by driving to a safe/ but their shouts become mum- cated a higher capital-gains tax supercharge businesses), and has sided with the politically crowded location or by dialing bles when asked what precise rate, although lowering it from pass Right-to-Work laws (so, the powerful community-associa- 911. tax rate achieves “fairness.” 28 percent to 20 in 1997 actu- jobless won’t fester outside closed tions industry, which wields Of course, when it comes Liberals grow mum amid ally expanded net revenues by shops). Let’s build the Keystone the clout that comes from to distracted driving, people these facts: In 2009, the latest 124 percent from $54 billion Pipeline (to create 20,000 blue- collecting $40 billion in assess- who can’t live without their cell IRS figures demonstrate, the in fiscal 1996 to $121 billion collar positions RIGHT NOW and ments annually, according to phones for even a few minutes much-maligned top 1 percent in fiscal 2000. That levy was lower everyone’s energy prices), the Community Associations are the worst offenders. Our of taxpayers earned 17 percent chopped by Tea Party pin-up, frack for natural gas, and tame Institute. favorite scenario is a driver of national income and paid 37 William Jefferson Clinton. the Environmental Protection Just last month, the Virginia behind the wheel of a vehicle percent of federal income taxes. “Well, Charlie,” Obama told Agency, Occupational Safety and House of Delegates voted that’s way too much machine The top 10 percent made 43 ABC’s Charlie Gibson in 2008, Health Administration, Securities 59-36 to sustain Gov. Bob for said driver to handle. He or percent of income and surren- “what I’ve said is that I would look and Exchange Commission and McDonnell’s veto of an innocu- she is also usually seen with dered 70.5 percent of income- at raising the capital-gains tax for other power-mad bureaucracies, ous measure that would have a cell phone held between tax revenues. Meanwhile, the purposes of fairness.” so U.S. companies stay here and asked the state’s Common shoulder and ear and one hand bottom 50 percent scored 13.5 For too many liberals like foreign firms move in. Interest Community Board to bunched around a burger. percent of income and paid just Obama, “fairness” is not about If liberals agree, they should draw up a model set of rules The AAA website has a quiz 2.3 percent of income taxes. enriching the modest; it’s about enact this economic-growth agen- for HOAs. “While perhaps that might give the smug and Unfair? If so, the Left should impoverishing the moneyed. da. If not, they should explain well intentioned, this bill superior among us a shock specify what heavier tax burden Financier Warren Buffet has why they reject these proposals to increases the Common Interest when the final results are tal- on the wealthy or lighter tax energized liberals with his still- help poor people prosper. Community Board’s workload lied. Go to: http://www.aaa- load on the lower half of taxpay- unverified claim that his tax Most likely, the ensuing silence without any discernible ben- foundation.org/quizzes/index. ers would trigger “fairness.” rate lags his secretary’s. If true, would reveal liberals’ true inten- efit,” Mr. McDonnell said in cfm?button=aggressive. “Fairness” hardly involves “fairness” could mean slashing tions: Not to lift the lobby, but to his veto message. The board augmenting tax revenues, his secretary’s taxes to match plunge the penthouse. is hardly overworked, having ■ Scripps Howard News Service either for debt relief or even Buffet’s 11 percent effective tax ■ New York commentator Deroy taken a total of 24 regulatory the social spending that makes rate. Somehow, reducing the Murdock is a columnist with the actions in the past three years - Lake City Reporter liberals salivate. secretary’s taxes never came up. Scripps Howard News Service. less than one a month. It’s true that people shouldn’t Serving Columbia County Since 1874 live in a voluntary association if they don’t want to abide by The Lake City Reporter is pub- typical HOA rules. In some lished with pride for residents of GOP alienates Latinos, Columbia and surrounding counties by parts of the country, however, Community Newspapers Inc. there may not be many alterna- We believe strong newspapers build tives. Nationally, by the Census strong communities —-“Newspapers should examine Hawaii Bureau’s count, there are 19 get things done!” Our primary goal is to million homes governed by publish distinguished and profitable ard signs and elec- ing Republican candidates at all associations out of 74.8 mil- community- oriented newspapers. tion banners have levels with alarm. If a significant lion owner-occupied housing This mission will be accomplished sprouted every- number of Hispanics turned their units; that’s almost 1 out of 4. through the teamwork of professionals where in Hawaii. backs on Obama, Romney could Most people who buy into this dedicated to truth, integrity and hard work. Tulsi Gabbard, win. Romney’s harsh rhetoric on arrangement are focused on YColleen Hanabusa and Mufi immigration makes that all but their jobs and family obliga- Todd Wilson, publisher Hannemann want to go to impossible. tions, devoting little attention editor Robert Bridges, Congress. Mazie Hirono wants to And what has Romney gained? to association meetings. That Sue Brannon, controller Ann McFeatters be a senator. [email protected] He would say the GOP nomina- leaves the all-powerful asso- Dink NeSmith, president Notice the wonderful collage tion. But there is no way he can ciation boards in the hands of Tom Wood, chairman of ethnic heritages. Hawaii is like ties to stop and question people take back his policies, which busybodies who enjoy the feel- that, rich in diversity and cultures. at random, searching for people seem to many Hispanics to be ing of power that comes from Hawaii, which really is a state, here illegally. mean-spirited and even cruel. controlling the lives of others. LETTERS birthers, is not a place where Mitt Romney supports There are many solutions to Federal, state, county and city POLICY immigration is a bad word, unlike Arizona’s right to stop people the problems created when 12 governments have constitutional Arizona, for example. authorities deem suspicious, million people don’t have the due-process rights limiting what Letters to the Editor should be Someday, we must hope, all demanding proof of citizenship rights and privileges of citizen- can be done. There’s no way for typed or neatly written and double states will be like Hawaii in appre- on the spot. President Barack ship. But the politicians are so property owners to challenge spaced. Letters should not exceed ciating that America is as great Obama, who grew up in Hawaii, cowed by the fact that none of the arbitrary rules and decisions 400 words and will be edited for as it is because it has been the thinks Arizona’s law is atrocious. the ideas on the table will make of an association board without length and libel. Letters must be world’s melting pot. Obama promised action on the everyone happy that they choose going to court, and the HOA signed and include the writer’s name, That is why it is puzzling that messy, murky immigration issue, again and again to do nothing. retains the power of foreclosure address and telephone number for Republicans have gone on a as did four presidents before One of the debates between against a resident who refuses to verification. Writers can have two rampage against immigration this him. Nothing happened although Obama and Romney should be pay a fine for daring to paint his letters per month published. Letters election year when they really the administration has increased on immigration. Both men should front door with an unapproved and guest columns are the opinion of need Hispanic votes. deportation of those in the United be pressed to be precise on how shade of beige or - in most states the writers and not necessarily that of Complicating the picture will States illegally. But the recession they would handle the issue. Both - flying the flag. HOA represen- the Lake City Reporter. be the Supreme Court’s deci- has reduced the number of peo- men have spoken in platitudes tatives have no incentive to be BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, sion in a couple of months either ple seeking to come to the United too many times; they must not be reasonable. Lawmakers need to Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at upholding or striking down States, both legally and illegally. permitted to do that any longer. realize that individual property 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Arizona’s tough law on illegal The problem for Republicans ■ Scripps Howard columnist rights shouldn’t be sacrificed to BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. immigration. Arguing that federal is that Hispanics who were ready the collective. BY E-MAIL: Ann McFeatters has covered restrictions are not strict enough, to be wooed because of the the White House and national [email protected] Arizona permits state authori- bad economy now are regard- politics since 1986. ■ Washington Times 5A
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■ Submit Community Calendar announcements by mail or drop off at the Reporter office located at 180 E. Duval St., via fax to (386) 752-9400 or email [email protected] May 6 May 6 through 9 with the ual class. Workshop will be tion, please contact 752-9191. erator of the teleconference a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Cheek COMMUNITYRev. Wailon Hastings, pas- held at the Columbia CALENDAR County will be Lynn Sherr, former & Scott parking lot, US 129 Medicare seminar Church homecoming tor of First Baptist Church Extension Office located at ABC News 20/20 correspon- south in Live Oak. All pro- in Starke. Services begin 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane There will be a Medicare dent. The teleconference ceeds will go to Love INC Lake City Church of God, at 6 p.m. Monday through at the Columbia County Educational Seminar on May will examine ethical issues to help people in need in 173 SE Ermine Ave, will be Wednesday. Sunday services Fairgrounds. For more infor- 8 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the and dilemmas that emerge Columbia, Hamilton and celebrating our 81st home- are at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. mation please contact Derek Lifestyle Enrichment Center at the end-of-life and the Suwannee counties. Lunch coming May 6 at 10:30 a.m. Eastside Baptist Choir and Barber at the Extension for those entering Medicare effects of these decisions on is $6 per person. For more Reverend Tommy Combs Parkview Baptist Church Office at (386)752-5384. soon. Not a sales seminar, healthcare staff and families, information call the Love will be the guest speaker Men’s Quartet will perform. the seminar will cover when using a case study approach. INC office at 386-364-4673. and music will feature The Please plan on attending. For May 8 Healthcare Professionals, to enroll, what’s covered Newcomers meeting Singing reflections. Lunch information call 365-8928. and what you need to know. Educators, Social Workers, will be served after the Loss memorial Please RSVP to 755-3476, Funeral Directors, The regular meeting of worship in the Family Life May 7 Counselors, Clergy, Spiritual Haven Hospice is host- extension 107. the Lake City Newcomers Center. Combs will return Care Volunteers should con- ing its 3rd annual Butterfly and Friends will be held at Monday night at 7 p.m. for a Fruits and berries workshop End of life teleconference tact Vicki Myers at 386-755- Memorial Service May 8 11 a.m. on Wednesday May miracle healing service. 7714 Ext. 2411 or 866-642- The UF/IFAS Columbia at 6 p.m. at the Suwannee The Hospice Foundation 9 at Guangdong Chinese 0962 (toll free) by May 3 County Extension is offer- Valley Haven Hospice Care of America’s 19th Annual Restaurant. Our guest speak- Blanket outreach ministry for reservations. Seating is ing the fourth series in Center, 6037 W. US Highway National Living with Grief er is Executive Director CC limited. The Vineyard Church, the Living on a Few Acres 90. This service is for fam- teleconference titled: “End- Economic Development, 1832 SW Tomoka Terrace, workshops on May 7 at 6:30 ilies of patients who have of-Life Ethics”, will be held May 9 Jesse Quillen. Lunch is is accepting new and gently p.m. The Fruit and Berries passed away in the past year. Tuesday, May 8 from 11:30 $11.00. used blankets for the home- a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Workshop will include infor- Families are asked to bring BBQ fundraiser May 10 less. For information 623- mation on production of high mementos of their loved ones Hospice of the Nature Coast 7379. value alternative fruit and to put on display. A represen- Wings Community Education A BBQ pork brown bag Pre-k registration Baptist revival nut crops for local and niche tative from each family will Center in the Lake City Plaza lunch fundraiser to benefit markets. Registration fee is receive a butterfly to release on SW Main Street. There is Love in the Name of Christ First United Methodist Eastside Baptist Church $10 for individuals and $15 as a symbol of letting go of no cost to attend and lunch (Love INC) will be held will have revival services for couples or $5 per individ- their loss. For more informa- will be provided. The mod- Wednesday, May 9 from 11 CALENDAR continued on 6A
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and comfort for the family at (Worth) Runyan (James) of Se- rial services will be held just af- Michael J. “Mike” www.gatewayforestlawn.com vierville, TN; son George W. ter at 4:00 pm, with fellowship Bedenbaugh “Bill” Worth (Linda) of Chesa- and refreshments immediately peake, VA; Betsy (Worth) Ward following, all at the church. In Mr. Michael J. “Mike” Beden- Wanda Pulliam Qualls (Larry); 4 grandchildren: Jacob lieu of flowers, donations may baugh, 60, resident of Lake City, Hill, Ginger Hill, Stefanie Ward- be made to the Hamilton County Fl , died at Suwannee Valley Mrs. Wanda Qualls passed away Cerny (Mark), and Kelly Rippard Public School Education Foun- Care Center (Haven Hospice) in at her home, surrounded by fam- (Jason); and 2 great grandchil- dation (Scholarships), 4280 Lake City, Friday morning, May ily, on Sunday April 29, 2012 un- dren: Alyssa Hill and Emma Hill. SW County Rd. 152, Jasper, FL 4, 2012 after an extended illness. der the care of Haven Hospice. In 1948, Mr. Worth graduated 32052; Haven Hospice, 4200 He was a native of Lake City, She was born with a BA degree in Sociology NW 90th Blvd., Gainesville, FL and had resided here his entire on June 30, and History from Lincoln Me- 32606; or “Keeper of the Flame life. He retired from AT&T af- 1941 in Win- morial University, Harrogate, Fund,” First United Methodist ter thirty-eight years of service. ter Garden, FL TN, followed by a Master’s de- Church. Arrangements are un- He loved American Indian and and lived there gree in Education Administra- der the direction of GATEWAY- Civil War history and collect- until moving tion from Western Carolina Uni- FOREST LAWN FUNERAL ing artifacts. He enjoyed flint to Lake City versity, NC, in 1969. Mr. Worth HOME AND CREMATORY, knapping (replicating Indian ar- 12 years ago. arrived in Lake City in February INC. 3596 S. US Hwy 441, tifacts), loved traveling out West Wanda was 1948, and began working for the Lake City, FL (386-752-1954). and spending time with his fam- a graduate of Florida Department of Public Please send words of love ily and church family. He was Lakeview High School class Welfare, where he met Emma and comfort to the family at preceded in death by his mother, of 1959. Once here she volun- Lou Herlong. They wed Decem- www.gatewayforestlawn.com. Florene Noegel Bedenbaugh. teered at the Christian Service ber 4, 1948. Their marriage of Survivors; Wife: Betty Beden- Center and joined the Newcom- 63 years was and remains a shin- baugh, Lake City, Fl; Father: Ed ers Club. She was also a mem- ing example of the comfort and Bedenbaugh, Lake City; Two ber of Wellborn Baptist Church. happiness created through a de- sons: Brad Bedenbaugh (Chris- Mrs. Qualls was preceded in death voted partnership. Together they tina), Lake City and Brent Be- by both parents and two sisters. reared two children. Mr. Worth denbaugh (Kimberly), Norfolk, She is survived by her husband was an attentive and caring fa- VA; Two Grandchildren: Madi- of 52 years Frank; three sons, ther. He instilled by example Obituaries are paid advertise- son Bedenbaugh and Savan- Bruce, Ken and Mike; one broth- the simple pleasures of nature, ments. For details, call the nah Bedenbaugh, both of Lake er Larry; seven grandchildren family, and friends. Mr. Worth Lake City Reporter’s classified depart- City; Two sisters: Patti Thomas and four great-grandchildren. often expressed his love through ment at 752-1293. (Gary), Lake City and Jackie Cremation by ICS his craftsmanship, making toys, Harrison (Dan), Lake City. CREMATION AND furniture, and masterful repairs. Funeral services will be conduct- FUNERAL HOME. A memorial Mr. Worth later worked for the ed at 10 A.M. Monday, May 7, will be held on May 19, 2012 at family business, Herlong Sta- 2012 at GATEWAY-FOREST 10:30 a.m. at Wellborn Baptist. tion, then began his career in BELK.COM LAWN FUNERAL HOME education, where he became a AND CREMATORY, 3596 beloved teacher and mentor. He South U.S. Highway 441, Lake Hal McMahan Worth taught English and History at City, FL. with Elder Herman White Springs High School, and Griffin officiating. Interment Hal McMahan Worth was born afterwards was promoted to prin- will follow in Salem Cemetery, March 24, 1925, in Sevierville, cipal of South Hamilton Elemen- Lake Jeffery Road, Lake City. TN. After battling a long ill- tary School. Mr. Worth never Visitation with the family will be ness with dignity and grace, he knew a stranger since he always Sunday, May 6, 2012 from 5-7 died peacefully at home in Lake enjoyed talking with people, P.M. In lieu of flowers, memori- City, FL, on the morning of May and had a knack for seeing the als may be made to The Ameri- 2, 2012, surrounded by his fam- best in others. After retirement, can Cancer Society, 2119 SW 16 ily. He was predeceased by his he and his wife traveled exten- St., Gainesville, Fl 320608-1400, loving parents, George Washing- sively in 49 states and Canada. or St. Jude Medical Center for ton and Elizabeth (McMahan) The family invites all to a visi- Brain Cancer Research, St. Jude Worth, sister Mary Marie Worth, tation on Monday, May 7, at the Tribute Program, P. O. Box 1000, and brother J.A. “Nub” Worth. First United Methodist Church, seniorDAY Dept. 142, Memphis, TN 38148- He is survived by his wife Emma 973 S. Marion Ave., Lake City, #$" ' 0142. Please leave words of love Lou (Herlong) Worth; sister Nell FL, 32025, at 3:00 pm. Memo- <09/>5:7,21!,<(7+8(7+
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BROWN/Lake City Reporter grant John Goodman a new are always welcome to Food preservation class Fitness instructors Natasha Sidorova and Nikki Griswold demonstrate a strength building trial. attend. exercise using a large rope and a kettlebell at the Famliy Care Health Expo held at Lake City A jury in March con- Jenny Jump of the Mall on Saturday. victed Goodman, 48, the May 12 Columbia County UF/ owner and founder of the IFAS Extension Office will International Polo Club in Community festival present an informational Palm Beach, of manslaugh- Church fellowship hall, to serve as a bridge con- Branch of the Columbia program about food pres- ter and vehicular homicide The May Day Community Saturday on May 19 from 2 necting Lutheran readers County Library on Saturday ervation Saturday May in the 2010 death of Scott Festival will be Saturday, May to 4 p.m. for anyone in the and writers. His critically June 2 from 10 a.m. until 2 12 at 2 p.m. at the Main Wilson. 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at community who would like acclaimed second novel, p.m. The Art Show will be Library. This free program In a 32-page book pub- Memorial Stadium. There will to drop in and wish him a The Gendarme, is a Florida held at the West Branch of is sponsored by the Friends lished this week, juror be wet and dry bounce hous- happy retirement after 42 Book Award Gold Medal the Columbia County Public of the Columbia County Dennis DeMartin said he es, step team performances, a years of teaching and coach- winner. This free program Library June 5 through Public Library. drank three vodkas in half- DJ, live entertainment, games ing in the Columbia County is sponsored by the Friends August 3. It is sponsored by hour increments the night and raffles. Mens and womens School System. of the Columbia County The Friends of The Library May 13 before the jury reached a flag football games will start Public Library. and the Art League Of North verdict in an experiment to at 3 p.m. Admission is $5 or Blood drive Florida. The judges for the Mother’s Day service determine how impaired $10 with a barbecue chicken Financial literacy class event will be community LifeSouth Community Goodman would have been dinner. Children 5 and under The Falling Creek leaders. The reception will Blood Center will have a Jenny Jump of the if he had consumed three are free. Concessions avail- Missionary Baptist Church be on Tuesday June 5 from blood drive May 19 at the Columbia County UF/ drinks, as witnesses said able. The Board of County family will honor Mother’s 5:30 until 7 p.m. The entire Lowe’s Safety Day from 10 IFAS Extension Office will he did, on the night of the Commissioners, Richardson Day on May 13 at 11 a.m. community is invited to the a.m. to 2 p.m. and Moe’s present Money Matters, a crash. Community Center/Annie The speaker will be evan- reception for refreshments, Southwestern Grill from free, informational program Black told The Palm Mattox Park North, Columbia gelist Sandra Price of lake the art show, the awards 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., where about financial literacy at Beach Post that DeMartin County Recreation Dept. and City. We are inviting you to ceremony, and good fellow- donors will recieve $5 in the Main Library. This pro- ignored the judge’s orders Sonny’s BBQ are sponsoring come and fellowship with is ship. Moe’s bucks. All donors gram is a 3-part series on not to conduct any indepen- the event. on this great occasion. receive a recognition item Tuesday mornings at 9:30 Ongoing dent research or investiga- Blood drive from LifeSouth. am, beginning on Tuesday, tion into the case. May 15 May 22 and ending on Blood drive Class of ’62 reunion “Dennis DeMartin is a LifeSouth Community Tuesday June 5. nice fellow. I don’t want to Blood Center will have a SAT camp LifeSouth Community May 26 The Columbia High demonize him. It’s not who blood drive May 12 at the The Florida Education Blood Center will have a School class of 1962 is plan- I am as a person,” Black Lake City Hugry Howie’s Fund is offering a Free SAT blood drive May 19 at the ning a reunion this year. said. “But Dennis did not from noon to 6 p.m. All and College Preparation Lowe’s Safety Day from 10 Flower arranging class Addresses are needed for follow any of the rules in donors receive a recogni- Summer Camp. It is being a.m. to 2 p.m. and Moe’s Bruce Cavey of The all classmates. Please send the case.” tion item from LifeSouth offered through the North Southwestern Grill from Gardener’s Emporium will your mailing address to DeMartin, a 68-year-old and a small sub or personal Florida Center of Excellence 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., where present a hands-on, instruc- Linda Sue Lee at lslee44@ former accountant, told the one topping pizza. June 11 to 28 at Columbia donors will recieve $5 in tional program on flower aol.com or call Linda Hurst newspaper (http://bit.ly/ Class reunion High School. It will run Moe’s bucks. All donors arranging Saturday, May 26 Greene at (386) 752-0561. IRJ6xX) that he decided receive a recognition item to self-publish his book Monday through Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Fort White Tractor raffle The Columbia High School from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.. from LifeSouth. Branch Library. This free “Believing in the Truth” so classes of ‘49, ‘50, ‘51, ’52 Students may earn ? credit May 20 program is sponsored by Bethlehem Lutheran others would know what to and ‘53 will have a reunion as an elective. Students will the Friends of the Columbia Church and Spirit of Christ do on a jury, and to make May 12 at the Mason City work with certified teachers County Public Library. Lutheran Church are some extra money to buy Community Center at 11:30 to sharpen skills in mathe- Community Concerts raffling a 1960 Massey- a car. a.m. Bring a covered dish. matics, critical reading, writ- June 3 DeMartin said he fol- The Jacksonville Ferguson Tractor, quilts For information call 752- ing, and learn test taking lowed Colbath’s instruc- Symphony Orchestra per- and an afghan. Tickets 7544. strategies that will enhance tions to not read or listen forms 3 p.m. May 20 at Leadership class are $10 or three for $25. scores on the SAT test and to any news reports about Free Summer Day Camps the Levy Performing Arts Proceeds will help the other tests, such as the Free Leadership Seminar the trial. He even skipped Center. The full Jacksonville churches’ youth groups Free day camp will be FCAT and ACT. Students June 3 at 3 p.m. at Richardson visits to his condo pool dur- Symphony Orchestra pres- attend the National Youth offered in two sessions June will also attend workshops Community Center, 255 ing the trial to avoid talking ents a rousing “Patriotic Gathering in Louisiana 11- July 6 and July 16 - August that will provide pre-col- NE Coast Anders Lane. about the case. Pops Spectacular” program this summer, where youth 10. The slots are first come lege and career guidance. For more information call He doesn’t remember featuring popular works by will share in the spirit and first serve and limited to Applications are available Pearlnita Mitchell 386-752- Colbath’s instructions John Williams, Gershwin, rebuild areas affected by 50 elementary and middle at Columbia Highs School, 0110. about relying only on the Bernstein, Berlin, Sousa, Hurricane Katrina. Tickets school students and 25 high Lake City Middle School, evidence or not conducting and other season favorites. are available at the Florida school students in each ses- and Richardson Middle June 5 any independent research. Ticket and membership Gateway Pro Rodeo and sion. Partners throughout School. The camp is opened “I don’t remember him information is available at by calling 867-3169. The Columbia County have col- to upcoming advanced 8th Artists wanted for art show saying anything about that,” www.comunityconcerts. drawing will be May 13 at laborated to ensure children graders and to all upcom- DeMartin said. “I’m human info. Applications for area art- 12:30 p.m. at Bethlehem are exposed to reading, ing 9th-12th graders. The ists to participate in the Lutheran Church. You do and that’s my mistake.” math, art and cultural activi- application deadline is May May 22 Seventh Annual Juried Art not need to be present to DeMartin said that after ties, health and fitness, field 15. For more informa- Show are now available win. his drinking test left him trips and college readiness tion please contact Gloria Author program at the Columbia County “confused,” he decided that programs. Registration will McIntosh at Columbia High Public Library Branches, Volunteer driver needed Goodman would have been be held on May 12 at Annie School at 755-8080 ext. 293 Mark Mustian, author the Fabric Art Shop, The Shands LakeShore too impaired to drive, but Mattox Park from 9 a.m. - or [email protected]. of The Return and The Frame Shop and Gallery in Regional Medical Center it didn’t convince him that noon and Columbia County Goodman was guilty. Square dance lessons Gendarme, will speak at Live Oak, Florida Gateway Auxiliary is looking for vol- Public Library from 2 - 3 p.m. the Main Library Tuesday, College, and Chamber Of unteer golf cart drivers to “It wasn’t a big factor,” he said of his test results. Me and My Mentor Day The Dixie Dancers May 22 at 7 p.m. In addi- Commerce. Artists are transport staff and patients Square Dance Club will be tion to his writing, Mark invited to compete for $1000 to and from parking lots and “I just wanted to know for Esteem Man and Woman holding square dance les- Mustian is also an attor- in cash awards. The applica- the hospital. Volunteers are me what it would feel like. of the Year Vice Mayor, sons for new dancers start- ney and a Tallahassee City tion will contain the rules asked to work a four-hour It’s got nothing to do with Demetric Jackson and ing May 15. The classes will Commissioner. A native and details of applying for shift once per week, but the case.” Assistant Superintendant, start at 6:45 p.m. and will Floridian and a graduate of the competition. Two and are welcome to work more In the book, DeMartin Narragansett Smith will be held at the Teen Town the University of Florida, Three dimension artwork often. They will receive a wrote that he was still not host an outdoor field activ- Recreation Center, 533 NW Mark Mustian also serves is eligible for the show. All shirt and one free meal ready to convict Goodman ity day for young people Desoto Street. Anyone 12 as the chair of the Lutheran art mediums are eligible with each shift. To help call when he arrived at the May 12 from 9 a.m. to 1 years of age and older is Readers Project, a nation- for the show. Art is due to (386)299-8000, extension courthouse the day after p.m. The event is free and welcome to attend. Come al program that strives be turned in at the West 21216. his test. filled with fun, activities, and and join us and see how giveaways. The event will be much fun it is square dance. held at Annie Mattox Park. For more information call NOTICE OF MEETING Community youth and fam- 758-3654 or 754-1478. COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ilies should come out and spend some time having a May 16 CITY OF LAKE CITY lot of fun with the leaders in the community who care Summer camp registration about your development and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Girls Club registration that the Community Redevelopment Advisory Committee for progress. for our Summer Program the City of Lake City, Florida will hold a meeting on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 5:30 P.M., in the Mother’s Day celebration starts Wednesday, May 16 Council Chambers located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake at 8 a.m. at 494 NW DeSoto Angel Ministries of Lake St. We will continue regis- City, Florida. City will host its annual tration until camp is full. pre-Mothers Day apprecia- First come, first served. THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING ITEM: tion and celebration gospel The cost for the camp is • musical for all area mothers $225. It is open to girls ages Washington Street Project Saturday, May 12 at New 6 years old, who have com- Day Springs Missionary pleted first grade, through All interested persons are invited to attend. Baptist Church, 709 NW 13 years old. Call 719-5840 Long Street. The open door for information. event will feature giveaways SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services as addressed in the and more than 10 gospel May 19 performances. For informa- American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. tion call 758-1886. Coach’s retirement reception AUDREY SIKES Ladies spring tea A retirement reception The First United for Coach Mason Farnell of City Clerk Methodist Church Second Eastside Elementary School Annual Ladies Spring Tea will be held at Berea Baptist 7A
Page Editor: Xxx, 754-xxxx LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 7A LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, MAY 6, 2012 7A SRWMD offers property for hunting and fishing lease
LIVE OAK – The District’s efforts to main- mysuwanneeriver.com/ Suwannee River Water tain water resources and DocumentCenter/Home/ Management District is manage natural resources View/6647. offering for lease its 836- and public use facilities on The District must acre Mud Swamp Tract District lands,” said Bob receive all completed leas- in Alachua and Bradford Heeke, district senior land es by May 29 at noon for counties. The lessee will resources manager. a respondent to be consid- have exclusive recreation- The property would be ered. Individuals may hand al use of the property for open to the leaseholder and deliver or mail the forms hunting and fishing pur- the leaseholder’s guests to to Suwannee River Water poses. allow up to 15 hunters at a Management District, Attn: “This pilot project affords time on the property. Gwen Lord, 9225 CR 49, us the opportunity to Individuals interested in Live Oak, Fla. 32060. For expand hunting and fishing the property may down- more information call 386- opportunities to the public load the lease form and bid 362-1001 or 800-226-1066 while also furthering the instructions at http://www. (Florida only).
CONTRIBUTED From left: North Central Florida Regional Planning Council officials Louie Davis Immediate Social Security Questions, Answers Past Chair; Garth Nobles, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer; Roy Ellis, Chair; Lorene Thomas, Vice include your U.S. passport, a Certificate of Naturalization, Chair and Scott Koons, Executive Director. By Mary Kay Vang S.S. District Manager/Lake City Certificate of Naturalization, or a Certificate of Citizenship. or a Certificate of Citizenship. If you are not a U.S. citizen, Question: If you are not a U.S. citizen, Social Security will ask to Do Members of Congress Social Security will ask to see your current immigra- Council proclaims May 5-13 have to pay into Social see your current immigra- tion documents); Age; and Security? tion documents); Age; and Identity. Travel and Tourism Week Answer: Identity. Take (or mail) your com- Yes, they do. Members of Take (or mail) your com- pleted application and docu- GAINESVILLE – The week of May and quality of life of the 11 counties Congress, the President and pleted application and docu- ments to your local Social 5-13, 2012 was proclaimed as Travel and and 33 incorporated municipalities in the Vice President, federal judges, ments to your local Social Security office. Tourism Week by the North Central north central portion of Florida. and most political appointees, Security office. All documents must be Florida Regional Planning Council at their The Council, whose members are local have paid taxes into the Social All documents must be either originals or copies cer- meeting on April 26. elected officials and gubernatorial appoin- Security program since January either originals or copies cer- tified by the issuing agency. The Council is actively engaged in pro- tees, administers a variety of state and 1984. They pay into the system tified by the issuing agency. We cannot accept photocopies moting the Natural North Florida region federal programs for north central Florida just like everyone else, no mat- We cannot accept photocopies or notarized copies of docu- as a destination for nature and heritage including Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, ter how long they have been in or notarized copies of docu- ments. For more information, based tourism through the activities Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, office. Learn more about Social ments. For more information, visit www.socialsecurity.gov. of The Original Florida Tourism Task Madison, Suwannee, Taylor and Union Security benefits at www.social- visit www.socialsecurity.gov. Force. counties. security.gov. Question: The Task Force was created as a part Programs include development of the Question: Is there a time limit on of the Council 20 years ago. It is now a Comprehensive Economic Development Question: How do I change my how long I can collect Social 10-county independent tourism marketing Strategy, the Strategic Regional Policy How do I change my citizenship status on Social Security disability benefits? interlocal agreement organization. The Plan, technical assistance to local govern- citizenship status on Social Security’s records? Answer: mission of The Original Florida Tourism ments in development of comprehensive Security’s records? Answer: Your disability benefits Task Force is to “Promote the natural, plans, land development regulations and Answer: To change the citizenship will continue as long as your historic, and cultural attractions of the grant management, and administration To change the citizenship shown on our records: medical condition has not north central Florida region to increase of developments of regional impact, local shown on our records: Complete and print a new improved and you remain the number of visitors and extend their mitigation strategies, hazardous mate- Complete and print a new Application For A Social unable to work. Your case will stay.” rials, homeland security and economic Application For A Social Security Card (Form SS-5) be reviewed at regular inter- The goal is to enhance the economy, development programs. Security Card (Form SS-5) at www.socialsecurity.gov/ vals to make sure you still are image, and quality of life of the area In addition, the Council staffs the at www.socialsecurity.gov/ ssnumber/ss5.htm; and disabled. If you still are receiv- through expanded revenues and employ- Metropolitan Transportation Planning ssnumber/ss5.htm; and Show us documents prov- ing disability benefits when ment opportunities. Organization for the Gainesville Urbanized Show us documents prov- ing your: you reach full retirement age, The Council, in partnership with eco- Area, the North Central Florida Local ing your: New or revised citizenship we will automatically convert nomic development organizations and Emergency Planning Committee, the New or revised citizenship status (Only certain docu- them to retirement benefits. local governments, promotes regional North Central Florida Regional Hazardous status (Only certain docu- ments can be accepted as See www.socialsecurity.gov/ strategies, partnerships and solutions to Materials Response Team and The ments can be accepted as proof of citizenship. These pubs/10153.html#6 for more strengthen the economic competitiveness Original Florida Tourism Task Force. proof of citizenship. These include your U.S. passport, a information on disability. 8A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & NATIONAL SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 Obams tears into Romney at campaign stop
By DAVID ESPO of the struggles of average AP Special Correspondent Americans. Romney “doesn’t seem COLUMBUS, Ohio – to understand that maxi- Plunging into his campaign mizing profits by whatever for a new term, President means necessary, whether Barack Obama tore into it’s through layoffs or out- Mitt Romney on Saturday sourcing or tax avoidance, as a willing and eager “rub- union busting, might not ber stamp” for conservative always be good for the aver- Republicans in Congress age American or for the and an agenda to cut taxes American economy,” the for the rich, reduce spending president said. on education and Medicare “Why else would he want and enhance power that big to cut his own taxes while banks and insurers hold raising them for 18 million over consumers. Americans,” Obama said of Romney and his “friends his multimillionaire oppo- in Congress think the same nent. bad ideas will lead to a dif- While Romney has yet ferent result or they’re just to flesh out a detailed eco- hoping you won’t remem- nomic program, he and ber what happened the Republicans in Congress last time you tried it their want to extend all the tax way,” the president told an cuts that are due to expire JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter audience estimated at over at year’s end. Obama and Hugh Bryant feeds Steve a carrot from his mouth. Bryant said that they bought Steve and another cow, Kevin, at an auction 10,000 partisans at what most Democrats want to let and nursed them back to health. aides insisted was his first taxes rise for upper-income full-fledged political rally of earners. the election year. The president’s cam- Six months before paign chose Ohio State FARMACY: New take on organic food from area tract Election Day, the polls point University and Virginia Continued From Page 1A to a close race between Commonwealth University Obama and Romney, with for the back-to-back rallies. Bleser and Bryant sell har- the economy the over- Obama won both states in vested vegetables, free-range riding issue as the nation his successful race in 2008, eggs, homemade sauces and struggles to recover from although both have elected pickles at the Lake City and the worst recession since Republican governors since, Branford farmers markets the 1930s. Unemployment and are expected to be hotly every week. The term “far- remains stubbornly high contested in the fall. macy” is explained by the at 8.1 percent nationally, Obama has attended couple’s eating philosophy, although it has receded numerous fundraisers which is to use food as medi- slowly and unevenly since this election year, but over cine instead of relying on peaking several months into the escalating protests of pharmaceuticals. the president’s term. The Republicans, the White According to Bryant, the most recent dip was due to House has categorized all impact they have on market discouraged jobless giving of his other appearances so shoppers is noticeable. Once up their search for work. far as part of his official people buy from their table, Romney has staked his duties. they keep coming back, candidacy on an under- The staging of the events Bryant said. standing of the economy, eliminated any doubt about “It’s just the way you treat developed through a suc- his purpose. them with love,” Bryant cessful career as a business- He was introduced in said of the vegetables they man, and his promise to Columbus and again in produce. enact policies that stimulate Richmond by first lady Bleser and Bryant wake up job creation. Michelle Obama, and every morning and individu- But Obama said his rival walked in to the cheers of ally prune the insects from was merely doing the bid- thousands, many of them their tomato plants. They ding of the conservative waving campaign-pro- create their own fertilizer JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter powerbrokers in Congress vided placards that read by mixing cow and chicken Annette Bleser looks to harvest a batch of royal burgundy beans. While many customers are and has little understanding “Forward.” manure with oak leaves. accustomed to the usual produce found at farmers markets, Planet Claire Farmacy prides They farm earthworms and itself on providing a fresh alternative to conventional vegetables, usually resulting in different release them into the garden varieties, shapes and colors. every month or so. “It’s free labor,” Bryant said of the worms. couple’s garden. In his said of the dinner menu. first of the month. The two work on the kitchen, which is outfitted The first dinner, sched- Tickets cost between 20 garden and at the markets with industrial equipment, uled for May 19, will be com- and 30 dollars for the dinner every week without addi- Bryant experiments with posed of five courses. events, depending on the tional help. freshly grown veggies. Charbroiled beef tender- ingredients used. Bleser, who has been Homemade pineapple loin served on polenta with a On top of feeding the com- tending gardens her whole salsa, pickled green beans basalmic reduction, sautéed munity delicately prepared life, spends most of her days and green drinks (a smooth- greens cushioning a poached wholesome produce, Bleser on Planet Claire’s densely ie made up of kale, banana egg doused in hollandaise and Bryant hope to edu- cultivated half-acre field. She and apple cider) are just sauce and a blueberry par- cate people who are curious calls the garden her “happy some of the creations that fait with homemade granola about being more invested place.” are born there. will all be served at the inau- in what they consume. “We complement each Using their fresh veg- gural dinner. “People want to live like other really well,” Bleser etables and culinary skill, Proceeds will go to the this but they don’t know said. “He does all the cook- Planet Claire Farmacy is Farm-to-Consumer Defense how or how to get to it,” ing stuff and he’s not as into planning to host a Farm- Fund, a non-profit organiza- Bryant said. being in the garden except to-Table dinner, a fundrais- tion that works to protect Bleser said that helping for tilling and posting and ing event to be held once a the right to produce and people have a greater under- building things like that.” month at Ruppert’s Bakery consume unprocessed and standing of what they put Bryant’s forte is in the and Cafe on Main Street. processed foods directly in their bodies is the intent kitchen. A former Holiday Locally farmed meat, from small-scale farms. behind the dinners. Inn chef in Fort Myers, dairy and produce will be Seats for the first din- “That’s what it is, it’s all Bryant has a fresh and cre- used to cook up gourmet ner are already completely about that,” Bleser said. ative approach to cuisine. dishes with a downhome booked, but the couple plan “Everything is GMO (genet- Bryant has recently con- flair. to host a dinner every third ically modified organism) structed a free-standing “Ninety-nine percent of Thursday. Tickets will be and people don’t have a kitchen right next to the the food is local,” Bryant available at Ruppert’s the clue.”
ASSOCIATED PRESS President Barack Obama waves with first lady Michelle Obama after a campaign rally at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday.
Clinton opposes state’s amendment By MARTHA WAGGONER statutory ban on gay mar- Associated Press riages. But he says it will affect RALEIGH, N.C. – Former the state’s ability to attract President Bill Clinton has new businesses and will recorded an audio adver- take health care from chil- tisement opposing North dren. He says it also could Carolina’s proposed con- diminish the state’s laws stitutional amendment that protecting women from would define marriage as a domestic violence. union between a man and The pro-amendment a woman. side also has its share of The ad will be pushed heavy hitters supporting to the phones of hundreds it. The Rev. Billy Graham of thousands of North issued a statement sup- Carolina voters beginning porting the amendment, Monday. In it, Clinton saying the Bible is clear urges voters to oppose the that God’s definition of amendment, saying it won’t marriage is between a man change North Carolina’s and a woman. LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVERTISEMENT SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 9A
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East Division 17. Robb Nen 314 TELEVISION W L Pct GB 18. Tom Henke 311 Tampa Bay 19 8 .704 — 19. Rich Gossage 310 1 TV sports Baltimore 17 9 .654 1 ⁄2 20. Jeff Montgomery 304 Toronto 16 11 .593 3 21. Doug Jones 303 1 Today New York 14 12 .538 4 ⁄2 22. Bruce Sutter 300 AUTO RACING Boston 11 14 .440 7 22. x-Jason Isringhausen 300 Noon Central Division FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Aaron’s W L Pct GB Lowest career ERA 499, at Talladega, Ala. Cleveland 14 10 .583 — 1 Detroit 13 12 .520 1 ⁄2 7 p.m. (minimum 1,200 innings pitched) ESPN2 — NHRA, Southern Nationals, Chicago 12 14 .462 3 1 A list of players with the lowest career at Commerce, Ga. (same-day tape) Kansas City 8 17 .320 6 ⁄2 1 earned run average: Minnesota 7 18 .280 7 ⁄2 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Player Yrs ERA West Division 1 p.m. Ed Walsh 1904-1917 14 1.82 W L Pct GB ESPN — Texas at Oklahoma Addie Joss 1902-1910 9 1.89 GOLF Texas 17 9 .654 — 1 Joe Wood 1908-1920 11 2.03 Oakland 13 14 .481 4 ⁄2 8 a.m. 3 Finger Brown 1903-1916 14 2.06 TGC — European PGA Tour, Open Seattle 11 17 .393 7 1 Monte Ward 1878-1884 7 2.10 Los Angeles 10 17 .370 7 ⁄2 de Espana, final round, at Sevilla, Spain C’risty Mathewson 1900-191617 2.13 Late Thursday (same-day tape) Rube Waddell 1897-1910 13 2.16 Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 5 1 p.m. Walter Johnson 1907-1927 21 2.16 Kansas City 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Mariano Rivera 1995-2012 18 2.21 Championship, final round, at Charlotte, Toronto 5, L.A. Angels 0 N.C. Friday’s Games 3 p.m. Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 4 AUTO RACING CBS — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Cleveland 6, Texas 3 COURTESY PHOTO Championship, final round, at Charlotte, Baltimore 6, Boston 4, 13 innings Race week N.C. Tampa Bay 7, Oakland 2 N.Y. Yankees 6, Kansas City 2 Titans triumph 7 p.m. NASCAR Toronto 4, L.A. Angels 0 TGC — Champions Tour, Insperity SPRINT CUP Minnesota 3, Seattle 2 The Fort White Titans 10-under baseball team won the ‘D’ bracket at the Santa Fe Madness Championship, final round, at The AARON’S 499 Saturday’s Games VII Tournament in Alachua. The Titans played four games in three days. Team members are Woodlands, Texas (same-day tape) Site: Talladega, Ala. Baltimore 8, Boston 2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (FOX, (front row, from left) Hagen Murray, Jacob Courtot and Peyton Boone, Second row Chicago White Sox at Detroit (n) 2 p.m. noon-4:30 p.m.). Texas at Cleveland (n) (from left) are Tristian Biddle, Dalton Brooks, Ja’rod Cannon, Brandon Legree, head coach TBS — N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City Track: Talladega Superspeedway (oval, N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City (n) Robert Cribbs, Caleb Ivey, Colton Edwards and Peter Lamborghini. Back row are assistant 2:10 p.m. 2.66 miles). Oakland at Tampa Bay (n) WGN — L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Race distance: 500.08 miles, 188 laps. coaches John Anderson (left) and D.J. Courtot. Magnel Loper also is on the team. Toronto at L.A. Angels (n) Cubs Next race: Southern 500, May 12, Minnesota at Seattle (n) 8 p.m. Darlington Raceway, Darlington, S.C. Today’s Games ESPN — Philadelphia at Washington CAMPING WORLD TRUCK Chicago White Sox (Axelrod 0-0) at MOTORSPORTS Next race: N. C. Education Lottery Detroit (Porcello 2-2), 1:05 p.m. Another weekend without Woods 8 a.m. 200, May 18, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Texas (Darvish 4-0) at Cleveland SPEED — MotoGP World Concord, N.C. (Jimenez 2-2), 1:05 p.m. Championship, at Estoril, Portugal NHRA FULL THROTTLE Associated Press Baltimore (Tom.Hunter 2-1) at Boston Fargo Championship with 17th hole that would have 1 p.m. NHRA SOUTHERN NATIONALS (Buchholz 3-1), 1:35 p.m. SPEED — MotoGP Moto2, at Estoril, Site: Commerce, Ga. the highest 36-hole score allowed him to make the Oakland (Milone 3-2) at Tampa Bay Portugal (same-day tape) Schedule: Today, final eliminations CHARLOTTE, N.C. — of his career, a surprise cut. (M.Moore 1-1), 1:40 p.m. 2 p.m. (ESPN2, 7-10 p.m.). N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 1-4) at Kansas It’s becoming a tradition but not entirely unexpect- Woods, though, remind- SPEED — FIM World Superbike, at Track: Atlanta Dragway. City (Hochevar 2-2), 2:10 p.m. like no other experienced ed because it was only his ed everyone that it was all Monza, Italy (same-day tape) Next event: NHRA Summernationals, Toronto (Hutchison 1-0) at L.A. Angels by Tiger Woods — a week- second tournament since part of the process. 11 p.m. May 18-20, Heartland Park Topeka, Topeka, (Williams 2-1), 3:35 p.m. SPEED — AMA Pro Racing, at Sonoma, Kan. end at Quail Hollow with- his return from the down- He explained that swing Calif. (same-day tape) Minnesota (Blackburn 0-3) at Seattle out him. fall in his personal life. changes take time, even if (Noesi 1-3), 4:10 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL He missed the cut two On Friday he missed a he has a trophy at Bay Hill 1 p.m. Monday’s Games Aaron’s 499 qualifying ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, years ago in the Wells 4-foot birdie putt on his to show for it. Chicago at Philadelphia 1:05 p.m., 1st game At Talladega Superspeedway 3:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, Talladega, Ala. ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, 7:05 p.m., 2nd game Lap length: 2.66 miles Miami at New York Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. (Car number in parentheses) 2 Daily 7 p.m. Boston at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. 1. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 191.623. Jumbles Atlanta at Boston Detroit at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 2. (22) A J Allmendinger, Dodge, 9:30 p.m. 191.111. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, NL standings 3. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 191.039. L.A. Lakers at Denver 4. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 190.981. 5. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, NHL HOCKEY East Division 190.772. 3 p.m. W L Pct GB 6. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 190.586. NBC — Playoffs, conference Washington 17 9 .654 — semifinals, game 4, St. Louis at Los 1 7. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 190.586. Atlanta 16 11 .593 1 ⁄2 8. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, Angeles New York 13 13 .500 4 2 Daily 7:30 p.m. 1 190.476. Philadelphia 13 14 .481 4 ⁄2 9. (55) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, NBCSN — Playoffs, conference Miami 12 14 .462 5 Crosswords 190.245. semifinals, game 4, Philadelphia at New Central Division 10. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 190.2. Jersey W L Pct GB 11. (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 190.17. ——— St. Louis 16 10 .615 — EVERY SUNDAY Monday 1 12. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, Cincinnati 13 12 .520 2 ⁄2 190.14. HOCKEY Houston 12 14 .462 4 IN SECTION B 13. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 12 14 .462 4 190.072. NBCSN — IIHF World Championships, Pittsburgh 11 15 .423 5 SPORTS 14. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, pool play, United States vs. Slovakia, at Chicago 10 16 .385 6 190.064. Helsinki West Division 15. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL W L Pct GB The first puzzles will have 1 p.m. 189.959. Los Angeles 17 9 .654 — Friday’s answers , and WGN — Chicago White Sox at 1 16. (26) Josh Wise, Ford, 189.959. Arizona 14 13 .519 3 ⁄2 Cleveland 1 17. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, the second will have Colorado 12 13 .480 4 ⁄2 189.906. 7 p.m. San Francisco 12 14 .462 5 the answers for the first. ESPN — N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia 1 18. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, San Diego 9 18 .333 8 ⁄2 189.864. NBA BASKETBALL Late Thursday 19. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. Washington 2, Arizona 1 Lake City Reporter 189.797. TNT — Playoffs, first round, double- Friday’s Games 20. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, header: San Antonio at Utah, Memphis at Chicago Cubs 5, L.A. Dodgers 4 189.785. L.A. Clippers, or Dallas at Oklahoma City Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 1 21. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 189.691. NHL HOCKEY Washington 4, Philadelphia 3, 11 22. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 189.68. 7:30 p.m. innings 23. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, NBCSN — Playoffs, conference Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 4 189.601. semifinals, Washington at N.Y. Rangers Houston 5, St. Louis 4 24. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 189.556. 10 p.m. Atlanta 9, Colorado 8, 11 innings 25. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 189.477. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference Miami 9, San Diego 8, 12 innings 26. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 189.354. semifinals, Nashville at Phoenix Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 4 27. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, SOCCER Saturday’s Games 189.331. 2:55 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 5, Chicago Cubs 1 28. (32) Terry Labonte, Ford, 189.182. ESPN2 — Premier League, Wigan at Washington 7, Philadelphia 1 29. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 189.1. Blackburn Arizona at N.Y. Mets (n) 30. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 189.073. Milwaukee at San Francisco (n) 31. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (n) 189.051. BASKETBALL St. Louis at Houston (n) 32. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 189.021. Atlanta at Colorado (n) 33. (51) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, NBA playoffs Miami at San Diego (n) 188.984. Sunday’s Games 34. (10) David Reutimann, Chevrolet, FIRST ROUND Arizona (Cahill 2-2) at N.Y. Mets 188.902. (Best-of-7) (Dickey 3-1), 1:10 p.m. 35. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, Thursday Cincinnati (Latos 1-2) at Pittsburgh 188.63. Miami 87, New York 70, Miami leads (Morton 1-2), 1:35 p.m. 36. (97) Bill Elliott, Toyota, 188.171. series 3-0 St. Louis (Wainwright 1-3) at Houston 37. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Oklahoma City 95, Dallas 79, (Happ 2-1), 2:05 p.m. 188.012. Oklahoma City leads series 3-0 L.A. Dodgers (Harang 1-2) at Chicago 38. (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, Friday Cubs (Garza 2-1), 2:20 p.m. 187.625. Boston 90, Atlanta 84, OT, Boston Atlanta (Beachy 2-1) at Colorado 39. (23) Robert Richardson Jr., Toyota, leads series 2-1 (Nicasio 2-0), 3:10 p.m. 186.71. Philadelphia 79, Chicago 74, Miami (Nolasco 3-0) at San Diego 40. (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, Philadelphia leads series 2-1 (Wieland 0-4), 4:05 p.m. 186.293. Denver 99, L.A. Lakers 84, L.A. Lakers Milwaukee (Marcum 1-1) at San 41. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner lead series 2-1 Francisco (M.Cain 1-2), 4:05 p.m. Points. Saturday Philadelphia (Hamels 3-1) at 42. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, Indiana 101, Orlando 99, OT Washington (Zimmermann 1-2), Owner Points. Memphis at L.A. Clippers (n) 8:05 p.m. 43. (33) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, Oklahoma City at Dallas (n) Monday’s Games 186.528. Failed to Qualify San Antonio at Utah (n) N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 44. (49) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 186.296. Today Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Miami at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Miami at New York, 3:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Boston, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. HOCKEY L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Monday San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. (if 10:10 p.m. NHL playoffs necessary) San Antonio at Utah, 8 or 9 p.m. Career save leaders CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. (Best-of-7) Tuesday Thursday Career save leaders since 1969, when Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 3, OT, New saves became an official major league Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Jersey leads series 2-1 statistic (x-active): Philadelphia at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 2, Los Angeles (Through Thursday) Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. leads series 3-0 1. x-Mariano Rivera 608 Friday 2. Trevor Hoffman 601 Phoenix 1, Nashville 0, Phoenix leads Most Improved Player 3. Lee Smith 478 series 3-1 4. John Franco 424 Saturday (Selected by a national panel of 121 5. Billy Wagner 422 Washington 3, NY Rangers 2, series sportswriters and broadcasters) 6. Dennis Eckersley 390 tied 2-2 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Pts 7. Jeff Reardon 367 Today Ryan Anderson 33 27 14 260 8. Troy Percival 358 St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Ersan Ilyasova 21 15 9 159 9. Randy Myers 347 Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Nikola Pekovic 10 15 9 104 10. Rollie Fingers 341 Monday 11. John Wetteland 330 Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. 12. x-Francisco Cordero 329 Nashville at Phoenix, 10 p.m. BASEBALL 13. Roberto Hernandez 326 Tuesday 14. Jose Mesa 321 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. AL standings 15. Todd Jones 319 Los Angeles at St. Louis, 9 p.m. (if 16. Rick Aguilera 318 necessary) Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 3B SCENES FROM FIELD DAY
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter A starter pistol sounds as fifth-grader boys compete in a 50-yard dash event.
Field-day results
From staff reports Columbia City-fourth; n Dizzy Bat Relay, Girls Columbia County School — Westside-first, Niblack- District’s annual Fifth-grade second, Pinemount-third, Field Day was Thursday at Summers-fourth; Columbia High Stadium. n Dizzy Bat Relay, Field Day featured indi- Boys — Westside-first, vidual races and team com- Pinemount-second, Niblack- petition for nine schools in third, Eastside-fourth; the county. Results of the n Bucket Relay, Girls — team competition follow. Summers and Fort White- n Ball Relay, Girls — tie for first; Westside-first, Pinemount- n Bucket Relay, Boys second, Summers-third, — Pinemount-first; Columbia City-fourth; n Tug of War, Girls n Ball Relay, Boys — Overall — Pinemount-first; Pinemount-first, Westside- n Tug of War, Boys second, Fort White-third, Overall — Eastside-first. Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER Five Points Elementary student Kayla Dillow, 11, sprints to Eastside Elementary School student Sarai Watkins, 11, keeps the finish line as she competes in the potato sack race at the Lake City Reporter a steady pace as she balances a golf ball on a spoon during Columbia County Fifth Grade Field Day event Thursday. the egg spoon race.
ABOVE: Dylan Pace, 10, a Five Points Elementary School student, passes a ball during a relay during the Field Day event.
TOP RIGHT: Students from Eastside and Fort White elementary schools spin around a base- ball bat during the dizzy bat race.
RIGHT: A group of girls from Niblack Elementary School cheer on their classmates running in the 100-yard dash. 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420
ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Jockey Mario Gutierrez rides I’ll Have Another past Bodemeister ridden by Mike Smith (6) Driver Jeff Gordon gives a thumbs up after winning the pole position for the Sunday’s to victory in the 138th Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs Saturday in Louisville, NASCAR Springt Cup series auto race at Talladega Superspeedway on Saturday in Ky. Talladega, Ala. I’ll Have Another Gordon wins pole at Talladega By JENNA FRYER jumpstart his season. He’s to go. He ran an uncon- Associated Press got just two top finishes ventional lap around the wins Kentucky Derby through the first nine races, bottom of the track, and it TALLADEGA, Ala. — and is ranked 17th in the was good enough to bump Jeff Gordon understands Sprint Cup Series stand- Allmendinger’s 191.111. Associated Press Jockey Mario Gutierrez, tory. He had never finished winning a pole doesn’t ings. “Definitely a new strategy, riding in his first Derby, better than 13th in the mean very much for the “We all know that sitting but those guys are fast no LOUISVILLE, Ky. — I’ll guided the 3-year-old colt Kentucky Derby with two big picture. on the pole at Talladega matter what,” Allmendinger Have Another caught ahead of Bob Baffert’s other horses. But after opening this sea- doesn’t really guarantee said. “So, it’s not like he Bodemeister down the Bodemeister and a late I’ll Have Another, the son with a serious slump, anything for the race,” he snuck up on us. We knew stretch and pulled away closing Dullahan to win on Santa Anita Derby winner, the four-time NASCAR said. “The biggest positive that was going to be one of in the final furlong on a fast track. went off at 15-1 in one the champion is embracing all is just the fact we’ve had a the cars that could beat us Saturday to win the It was trainer Doug deepest and evenly balanced the small victories he can rough start to the season, there at the end.” Kentucky Derby. O’Neill’s first Derby vic- fields in recent years. get. not a lot has gone our way Marcos Ambrose quali- Gordon grabbed the other than we’ve had fast fied third in a Richard Petty top starting spot for cars but not a lot of results Motorsports Ford, and was Sunday’s race at Talladega to show for it. To me, right followed by Aric Almirola, Superspeedway with a now, we’ll just take any kind who is running his first lap at 191.623 mph in his of positive boost that we race this weekend with new Hendrick Motorsports possibly can and this is a crew chief Mike Ford. Chevrolet. It was Gordon’s good one.” Kasey Kahne, of first pole since this race AJ Allmendinger held Hendrick Motorsports, last year, and the 71st of down the top spot for most was fifth and followed by his career — third on the of Saturday’s qualifying ses- series points leader Greg all-time list. sion in his Penske Racing Biffle and Carl Edwards, And it comes at a time Dodge, and Gordon made his Roush Fenway Racing when Gordon is trying to his attempt with four cars teammate.
INDIANS: Two weeks to get ready Continued From Page 1B
and 32 more on the junior and long-time Tigers coach want to beat us bad.” varsity, which had its own Danny Green. The Indians have scrimmage. Jackson capped Fort White beat the two more weeks to get off the first week with wind Raiders at Arrowhead ready. sprints. Stadium last year, and “The effort was there,” “I feel confident with our Jackson said this year’s re- Jackson said about the secondary and lineback- match will be a challenge. scrimmage. “We had good JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ers,” Jackson said. “We have The two coaches talked contact. We are trying to Columbia High’s Darren Burch runs through an agility course during spring football some spots to shore up on before spring practice start- build depth and to see if all practice on Tuesday. our offensive and defensive ed and again on Friday. of our guys can go.” line.” “I told him we don’t want The Red and Black Spring practice ends to play Orange Park if you game is 6 p.m. Friday. TIGERS: Make a couple changes with a game at Orange are not coaching,” Jackson Fort White has a middle Park High at 7 p.m. May said. “He said, ‘I need to school practice meeting Continued From Page 1B 18. Orange Park is coached get some revenge.’ I talked immediately after school on by Columbia High graduate with him today and they Monday. up quick. He’s stepped up both offense and defense. ter team with a solid right without one bit of disagree- He’s a guy that could win tackle, because that keeps ment and really showed our spring award. Tyrone teams from overloading to that he’s a team player.” Sands is a young guy that’s one side.” Overall, Allen has been looked good as well as Allen feels that the move pleased with the team’s Javere Smith. I’m pleased will be natural one for effort as a whole. with the first team and Crumitie. “I feel that things have the depth we’re working “He’s physical, it’s just a progressed each day,” toward behind them as a matter of learning the dif- Allen said. “We’re getting a group.” ferent verbiage,” he said. little better each day.” Allen also announced “He’ll be lining up next to Allen named a couple of another move on the offen- a tight end now so that’s players that have stood out sive side of the ball. a little change. He’s got above the rest. “(Deonte) Crumitie is the athletic ability though “Antonio Pelham has going to move from left and he’s maturing as a stepped up at a position guard to right tackle,” Allen junior. I like what he can that we need at receiver,” said. “We feel that he has do and he’s only going to Allen said. “Trey Marshall the ability to be that guy on get better as he continues has been outstanding on the edge. We will be a bet- to mature.”
BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Kellan Bailey follows through with a pitch during the first round of the FHSAA Class 6A playoffs at Middleburg High on Thursday. CHS: It’s Bailey vs. Blue Devils Continued From Page 1B
With Kellan Bailey it must play like the best confidence to know they’ll and his 9-0 record on the team from the beginning. get on base by whatever mound, the Tigers have a The Tigers must take the means necessary. decent shot to shut down crowd out of it and crush Columbia doesn’t need the Blue Devils at the plate the opponent’s will to win. to be cocky and win this this time, but the Tigers But Columbia can’t come game 9-0. The Tigers need must produce with the out and think it’s just going to use their confidence bats. Bailey has proven he to happen for them. The to know they’re going to can win 1-0 games, but the Tigers have to work for it. win it by how many runs Tigers must take out the They have to be patient in it takes. If that’s 1-0 or 7-6, Blue Devils’ confidence the batter’s box. They may it doesn’t matter. It’s just early. have to play small ball to about playing with the If Columbia feels it is manufacture runs. They belief that they’re going to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter the best team and wants may have to draw walks, make something happen at The Columbia High defensive line does a drill during practice Tuesday. to win this third meeting, but they have to use their this point. 5BSports
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YOUTH BASEBALL recreational league registration for ages 3-16 is Rays travel team 6-7 p.m. Thursdays and tryouts today 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Fee of $65 includes The North Florida Rays uniform. 9-under baseball travel For details, call 288-2504 team has a tryout set for or 288-4481. 10 a.m. today at Southside Sports Complex. For details, call Todd Soccer Academy Green at 365-5161. offers teaching BOYS CLUB Columbia Youth Soccer Association is accepting Summer program registration for its Soccer registration open Academy instructed by Kerceus Andre. The The Boys Club of academy is for youth ages Columbia County has a 3 and older and is intended summer program from to develop player skills and June 4 through Aug. 10 for agility to enhance all skill girls and boys ages 6-14. levels. A variety of class A variety of activities are days are offered. Fee is $70 offered including sports, per month, plus a game rooms, arts and registration fee of $55, crafts, and special events. which covers academy Cost is $250. uniform and registration For details, call 752-4184. with Florida Youth Soccer Association. SUMMER CAMP For details, call 288-2504 TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter City announces or 288-4481 or go to columbiayouthsoccer Bodybuilding hardware outdoor camp association.com. Lake City bodybuilders Casey Daugherty (from left), Chris Todd and Lisa Waltrip won awards at recent competitions. The Lake City GOLF Daugherty won Women’s Physique and the Bobby Vicenzi Memorial Award at the Gateway Classic in Lake City and first Recreation Department in Women’s Physique Overall at the Europa Show of Champions in Orlando. Todd won the Light Heavyweight Division and has a Summer Outdoor Kiwanis tourney Camp for ages 6-13 from Mr. Lake City at the Gateway Classic and was third in the Master’s Over 40 at the Europa Show of Champions. Waltrip won June 11 through set for May 18 first in the Women’s Open Heavyweight, Women’s Overall and Ms. Lake City at the Gateway Classic. The three athletes Aug. 10. Registration The annual “Coach plan on competing in the Southern USA National Qualifier in Panama City on Friday and Saturday. begins Monday and is Joe Fields” Kiwanis Golf limited to the first 60 Tournament is May 18 at campers to sign up. Cost is The Country Club at Lake $225. Trips to Wild Waters, City. Registration begins Adventure Landing, Chuck at 11:30 a.m., followed by E. Cheese’s and Wild lunch at noon and a 1 p.m. Adventure are planned, tee time. Entry fee of $60 with skating and movies. per player includes green For details, call Wayne fees, cart, happy cart and Jernigan at 758-5448. lunch. Hole sponsorships are $50, or $100 for a Shout it from combination golf and hole County sign-up sponsor. the Mountain Top! under way For details, call committee chairman Columbia County Jordan Wade at 288-2729. MY KID HAS GRADUATED! Recreation Department has a Summer Camp from June 11 to Aug. 3. Elks Lodge Registration is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Richardson tourney July 14 Community Center. Cost Lake City Elks Lodge 2012 of $225 per child includes No. 893 has its annual weekday breakfast and charity golf tournament lunch, plus mini camps planned for July 14 at The and field trips. The camp Country Club at Lake City. is limited to the first 60 Entry fee is $50 per golfer applicants. A $10 discount for the four-person is offered through scramble event. Hole www.lakecityreporter.com. sponsors are $100 and For details, call Nicole include one golf entry. Smith at 754-7095. Register by July 6. For details, call Carl CHS FOOTBALL Ste-Marie at 752-2266.
Quarterback Club n From staff reports meeting Monday The Columbia County Quarterback Club has a meeting at 6 p.m. Monday in the Jones Fieldhouse. For details, call club president Joe Martino at 984-0452.
FORT WHITE BASEBALL Tell everyone how proud you are Dugout Club Sunday, May 20th! elections Monday The Fort White Dugout Club has elections for board members set for 6:30 p.m. Monday. The meeting will be at Fort 2012 Graduation White High. For details, call Jeanne Howell at 288-5537. 2 Ads Sizes 1 column by 4 inches FORT WHITE FOOTBALL (pictured) Quarterback Club meeting Monday $46 The Fort White Quarterback Club will 2 column by 4 inches meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the teachers’ lounge at Fort White High. $85 For details, call club president Harold Bundy at Amanda Cheyenne 365-5731. PUBLISHING Sunday, May 20 BROWN T-BALL We are so proud of you! Christ Central You're hard work DEADLINE has really paid off! registration open Sunday, May 14 Christ Central Sports is Love, offering T-ball for girls and Don’t forget to Mom & Dad boys ages 3-5. Registration send in your photo. is under way through May 14. Cost is $40. For details, call Ronny Busscher at 365-2128. Bring your graduate’s informatin by the Reporter o ce or call 754-0417 YOUTH SOCCER for additional information and sending options. CYSA registration for summer Lake City Reporter Columbia Youth Soccer 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, FL 32055 Association’s summer 6BSPORTS
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By HANNAH O. BROWN end of life care to anyone pay themselves, Follick losophy called palliative [email protected] who has been certified by said. care. Palliative care focuses a doctor to have six months With seven offices, four on making the patient feel earing “end of or less to live. comfortable and hope- life care” often No one is ful on top of providing brings feel- denied if they Since 1979, Haven Hospice daily sustenance and ings of fear fit this eligi- has cared for 60,000 nourishment. and hopeless- bility require- “Palliative care takes Hness to patients and their ment. patients and families and on a whole different families. Haven Hospice, a H a v e n the number of patients tone of conversation non-profit organization that H o s p i c e served continues to grow. and outlook,” Follick provides services to termi- r e c e i v e s said. nally ill individuals and their funding from Haven Hospice’s families, works to soothe Medicaid, Medicare and in-patient care centers and holistic approach extends to ■ FSU Finance Professor FSU Finance Professor the uncertainties and dis- most private insurance pro- four fundraising thrift stores, the family members of their Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is comforts that accompany Executive Director of the Jim viders. Fundraising activi- Haven Hospice serves 18 patients. They host bereave- Moran Institute for Global the realities of accepting ties, such as Hospice Attic counties in North Central ment camps to help chil- Moran Institute for Global death. Entrepreneurship at Florida (the company’s thrift store), Florida. dren learn to deal with their State University’s College of “We turn no one are used to pay for the treat- Haven Hospice centers feelings of grief. Children Business. away,” said Susan Follick, ment of those that cannot prescribe to a special phi- haven continued on 2C FILE Director of Marketing and Jorge Garcia-Bengochea (left), the executive director of Communications at Haven Gentle Carousel Therapy Horses, and Magic visit Haven Hospice. Hospice patient Clarence Michels. Haven Hospice provides
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© 2012 THE MOTLEY FOOL/DIST. BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK (FOR RELEASE 5/3/2012) (EDITORS: For editorial questions, contact Alan McDermott at [email protected].) HAVEN: Hospice provides services to terminally ill Continued From Page 1C attend the five-day long camps which stands for fitness, art Park on May 19. participating. to receive support from social and music. The race will begin at 9 a.m. Stephanie Brod with Haven workers, counselors and chap- A 5K run/walk, art show Registration costs $20 prior to Hospice anticipates over 100 lains. presented by the Art League the day of the race and $25 the people to attend the event. Full-time medical doc- of North Florida and live day of. Participants can regis- Admission to the festival is tors work at Haven Hospice music from Patchwork, a ter at active.com. free. For more information in-patient care centers, a sig- family-friendly rock band, Awards will be given out contact Stephanie Brod at nificant difference in the orga- will coincide with the Desoto for winners of the race as (352) 271-4665 or smbrod@ nization from other hospices Farmer’s Market at Wilson well as the biggest team havenhospice.org. who typically hire part-time doctors. - ADVERTISEMENT - “They make house calls,” Follick said. “They will drive to What Should You Do with a ASSOCIATED PRESS the patient’s home for a visit.” Robin Roberts, host of “Good Morning America,” left, talks Haven Hospice has around to Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook, 600 employees and 600 vol- 401(k) When Leaving a Job? during an interview in Menlo Park, Calif., which aired May 1 unteers. Volunteers do every- thing from refilling bird feed- In the past, many people stayed at one an attractive option if you like the investment on “Good Morning America.” ers to sitting with patients as job, or at least one company, for almost their options in your new employer’s plan. death approaches. entire working lives. When they retired, they • Roll the money over to an IRA. You may Like: Facebook feature Since 1979, Haven Hospice could typically count on a pension, the value of fi nd several advantages to rolling your 401(k) has cared for 60,000 patients which was based on their years of service and over to an Individual Retirement Account spurs organ donor signups and families and the number earnings. But today, workers can expect to hold (IRA). First, your money will still have the several different jobs in their lifetime, and to potential to grow on a tax-deferred basis. donors with their state. of patients served continues By MIKE STOBBE to grow. a great extent, pensions have been replaced by Second, you can invest your funds in virtually A link on the site con- 401(k) plans, which place much of the funding any investment you choose — stocks, bonds, Associated Press nects to online donor regis- “For the future, we see con- tinued growth that follows the responsibility on employees. So, assuming you government securities, certifi cates of deposit ATLANTA — Thousands tries. At least 22,000 people will change jobs at some point, and you do have (CDs), etc. Third, if you own more than one large swell of baby boomers as of Facebook users have had followed that link as a 401(k), what should you do with it? 401(k) account, you could fi nd it advantageous they age,” Follick said. “Clearly signed up to be organ donors of Wednesday afternoon. Here are your basic choices: to consolidate them into a single IRA, thereby there will be more people this week, thanks to a new Information from 22 states • Cash out your plan. If you cash out your making it easier to allocate and monitor your that need our services. The feature on the social network- indicates that a third or more plan, your company will likely pay you 80% retirement assets. And fourth, IRAs may give opportunities for growth are ing site that makes it easier of them filled out the form of your account value, withholding the rest for you greater fl exibility if you plan to pass money there but much depends on to register. to register, said Donate Life federal taxes. And if you’re younger than age to your children. In fact, if your child inherits the amount of reimbursement The new option was America spokeswoman Aisha 59½, you may well be slapped with a 10% IRS your IRA, he or she has the option of stretching from Medicare, Medicaid, and announced Tuesday by Michel. tax penalty. Even worse, you’ll have lost a key withdrawals over the child’s entire lifetime, private insurance which likely Facebook CEO Mark California — where source of your retirement income. Still, if you rather than taking the money as a lump sum. will decrease.” Zuckerberg as a way to boost Facebook is headquartered are leaving your employer involuntarily, and (If you do transfer funds from your old 401(k) In 2007, 4,050 patients the number of potential organ — reported startling results. you need the money, cashing out your 401(k) is to an IRA, be sure to use a “direct rollover” to received care from Haven donors. By the end of the day, About 70 people register an option you may need to consider. avoid the possibility of triggering unwanted Hospice. That number saw a 5 6,000 people had enrolled online as organ donors each • Keep the money in your company’s plan. taxes.) percent increase in 2011 with through 22 state registries, day. But in the 24 hours after When you leave a company, your employer Before making any moves with your 4,850 patients served. according to Donate Life Zuckerberg’s announcement, may allow you to keep your money in your 401(k), consult with your tax and fi nancial The amount of unfunded America, which promotes about 3,900 signed up. existing 401(k). You may want to choose advisors. By looking closely at your options, care provided has also seen donations and is working “We’re just thankful we this route if you like the investment choices and by getting professional guidance, you can growth. with Facebook. On a normal have this opportunity to available in your plan. However, you might be make the choice that’s right for you. In 2007, $1.16 million went day, those states together see bring more people into the caught by surprise if the company decides to towards unfunded and non- less than 400 sign up. process,” said Bryan Stewart, change investment options. Furthermore, some This article was written by Edward Jones reminbursed care programs. The response “dwarfs any a spokesman for OneLegacy, employers may charge former employees fees for use by your local Edward Jones Financial That number grew to $3.1 mil- past organ donation initia- which coordinates transplants to maintain their 401(k) plans. Advisor. lion in 2011. tive,” said David Fleming, in the Los Angeles area. • Move the money into your new employer’s The amount of funds raised chief executive of Donate Life “We’re looking forward to plan. If your new employer has a 401(k) and grew as well but did not America, in a statement. seeing how long this activity allows transfers, you could roll the money from increase at the same rate as your old plan into the new one. This might be The Facebook feature lasts, and at what level,” he growth in services. allows users to share their added. In 2007, $1.24 million was decision to be an organ Facebook, a social network raised, while $1.87 million was donor on the website. More site founded in 2004, has 526 raised in 2011. than 100,000 did that by million daily users around Haven Hospice hosts fund- Tuesday night, according the world. It was Facebook’s raisers in every community to Facebook, which is work- idea to add the option, after that it has centers located. ing with Fleming’s group to Zuckerberg took a personal Lake City’s center will host encourage Facebook users interest in the issue, Michel a fundraiser called FAMFest, to also officially register as said. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 3C BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage
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Genie Norman and Mary Kay Hollingsworth [email protected] Enjoying a country outing ecently we were joined by some of our favorite buddies Dennis Roberts, Don RKennedy, Mike Lee and Cindy Gaylord for a visit to Milton’s Country Store. Milton’s is located on Hwy. 441, eight miles north of I-10 in Deep Creek. You’ve probably passed it many times and just thought it was a rustic convenience store that also sells gas. Next time you’re driving through don’t pass by without stopping in. You’re gonna be in for a treat. FILE The restaurant is simple, Cameron Sheppard (center) focuses on the cue ball as he takes his opening shot at the Southside Recreation Center. one where you stand in line, place your order, pay, serve your own drink and sit down wherever. There is a large selection to choose from posted on several white boards with specials added daily. Everything is made to order so it comes to you Sweet piping hot. Don and Dennis tried the catfish fingerlings. Dipped in a homemade batter, these little “kitties,” as Don called them, were fried to perfection. Yes, Don still ummer eats them like corn on the cob, nibbling from one end to the other. They chose Camps can be perfect cheese grits, baked beans S FILE and cole slaw. All deli- Josiah Carr (left) watches as Christopher Johnson cious especially the grits solution to long, that came with a mound of ties a necktie during a Young Men of Character Boys’ shredded cheese on top. boring days. Summer Camp at Olivet Missionary Baptist Church. Dennis said the beans had a great sauce and were loaded with meat. Mike The club is currently had the grouper sandwich By LAURA HAMPSON enrolling for summer which he wanted grilled. [email protected] camp, which runs He said it was a 9 ½ out of he freedom June 4 through Aug. 10. Mary Kay ordered the of summer 10, for boys and girls super burger and it was vacation feels ages 6 to 14. The cost “super” and you definitely sweet for is $250. The camp is needed man size hands to many students closed the week of surround all that goodness. Tas the burden of school July 4. Special events It was a handmade patty assignments and tests include Tom Sawyer cooked to perfection with drift away. However, day, a talent show all the trimmings. Don vol- after the newness and skating, bowl- unteered to finish off what wears off that freedom ing and swimming was left. Cindy chose the becomes hot, sticky trips. For informa- fried chicken sandwich and summer monotony. tion or to enroll call Genie went with the fried Summer camp can be 752-4184, or visit the shrimp sandwich. Both the perfect solution to club Monday through were outstanding, piping long boring days, as Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 hot and served with ranch camp allows children to p.m. at 379 NE Jones or tartar sauce. Genie said make friends, be active Way. that next time she’s going and have fun. FILE to have the fried gizzards. With the last day of Camp coordinator Casharo Thomas gives a lesson on how to change a flat tire. Girls Club camp Sides of fried squash, fried school quickly approach- The Girls Club, okra and corn nuggets ing, area day camps are were sampled by all of us 494 NW DeSoto St., already enrolling and will have a first come, and they made you want Boys Club summer camp Boys Club of Columbia County offering field trip adventures, first served registration day to come back and just eat activities and learning experi- Sports, games, crafts, field will keep children engaged veggies or maybe try just a ences. trips and special events at the and active all summer long. summer continued on 3D plate full of fried okra. You just can’t go to a place like this and not enjoy the fried foods, it’s just part of being Southern. Don said to just “put your foot on it and growl” and then afterwards Come March we find love is ‘flying’ in the air we guarantee, you’ll groan. Milton’s is open seven t’s that time of year fumes attract the insects, GARDEN TALK are a little smaller. They time they find a mate and days a week and will pro- again and the love- explaining why motorists are entirely black except reproduce before dying. vide take out if you call bugs are in flight. usually seem to be most for a red dot on their back. The female will lay about ahead. During hunting The Lovebug, or annoyed. If not removed On a closer inspection, 350 eggs in decaying plant season they open at 5 a.m. Plecia nearctica, is before the sun bakes it, you will see that the males material before she dies. actuallyI an invasive spe- the splattered bug juice have large “bug eyes.” It looks like we will all week. Breakfast is another favorite meal here. cies that slowly worked becomes acidic and etch- The two main swarm sea- have to continue living The Marcie is a frequently its way here from Central es car paint. To minimize sons are in April-May and with Lovebug splatters, ordered breakfast dish that America. The first Lovebug paint damage, soak your again in August-September. but there are a few ways includes eggs on top of reported in Florida was in car as soon as you can Nichelle The fully developed males to minimize the damage. hash browns, smothered the late 1940s. Since then for five minutes, and then emerge first from the soil Give your car a good coat the species has become use some elbow grease to Demorest where eggs hatched and of wax, don’t wait long in sausage gravy with your [email protected] meat choice and either a well established through- scrub off the spatters. the larva grew. They before scrubbing off the out Florida. Lovebugs, relatives to hover up about three feet splatters, and install a biscuit or toast. All this is species that is the most for $5.99. Miss Marcie has Lovebugs don’t bite, gnats and mosquitoes, are waiting for the females to screen or hood guard to sting, or destroy crops also known as March flies. bothersome to motorists is emerge and then fly away deflect many of the bugs. been working at Milton’s the Lovebug. The females for 17 years and is now or property so they are There are several species as a rather strange looking To learn more about taste buddies classified simply as a nui- of March flies that are measure about one third pair. Adults live for only garden talk continued on 2D sance pest. Diesel and gas native to Florida, but the of an inch and the males a few days during which continued on 2D 2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 Yes, you, too, can return to school
etting an edu- bat to bomb the enemy. My I began my attendance Without them, I would not a problem. That has helped cation is very biggest dream, as I entered at college again this past be able to accomplish all to lower my stress level, not important to my teenage years, was to spring. I was informed of a that I do. It is nice to have worrying about how much me. It is not be a nutritionist. I felt I new, growing need for med- the help of my mother or time is left before the dead- an easy task to could help a lot of people ical coders. I was excited to my in-laws when I need line or what I have not com- Gaccomplish when there are by sharing with them the enroll into the medical bill- someone to keep my son so pleted. I have been very family and other responsi- knowledge they need for ing and coding program at that I can make it to class satisfied with my studies bilities. I am thrilled to have treating their bodies well to Florida Gateway College. or finish some homework. thus far. been able to return to school prevent or possibly reverse Amber Stokes I have never really made It is also a BIG help to have Life is wonderful but it recently. I look forward diseases. good grades in college the support of my husband, is also very hectic. Being a to having the privilege of At the age of 17, I began in my life since I stopped before, but this past semes- when I need someone to wife, mommy, sister, daugh- being able to hold a degree college as a dual enrollment attending school. I married ter, I have an A in nearly vent to, and to tell me things ter, aunt, in my hand. Sometimes it student. I felt like I was right a wonderful man, Landon. every class. will get better, and encour- and student can seem seems easier to give up and on track with accomplish- He is a great inspiration and Not all days are easy, age me to not give up. I am overwhelming some days. focus my energy in other ing my goal. I did well in motivational support for me. being in college. When thankful for them. In the end, all that I put directions, but that is some- classes, but I worked over- In January of 2011, we had my toddler is running me I have really enjoyed my my energy toward in life thing I cannot allow myself time a lot and it caught up our son, Nathaniel. They ragged, the food is burning classes so far this semester. is worth it. I have been to do. with me. I had to withdraw have been such a blessing in the oven, the bills need I think that is another huge blessed to have the support I really never thought from classes when I was 19, in my life. to be paid, and my hus- help in system that I have. I am so I would be doing what I due to medical issues. I have kept the mindset band has had a bad day, I accomplishing my goal, glad I made the decision to am today. As a child, I can That was quite a road- over the years that I wanted begin to think that anything knowing that I like what return to school and I look remember dreaming of block. I did not like the idea to finish what I started. I else on my plate is just too I am doing. I am enjoying forward to completing my being a doctor and making of having to repeat classes want to continue my educa- much. Some days I feel as learning the material goal. breakthroughs in medicine again and picking up at a tion and set a good example if I could give up, but then in all of my classes and and treating diseases; being slower pace. I did not return for my son. I also have four I remember what it is that I my professors have been ■ Amber Stokes is a a teacher and contributing to school for a little while wonderful nieces to set an am working towards: a bet- great. I do not procrasti- student in business and to the dreams of others; or afterwards. example for. If I give up, ter future for my family. nate as much as I used to, medical coding and billing being a pilot for the mili- I have made other won- what message do I send to It has been great having so finishing assignments on classes at Florida Gateway tary, flying planes into com- derful accomplishments them? the support of my family. time has not been much of College.
New amenities take the rough out of roughing it BY DIANA MARSZALEK hike the price of that simple for hanging up spatulas, and Mountain Sports sells solar Associated Press camping trip). windproof screens so the chargers for your portable Take, for instance, REI’s elements don’t mess with electronics because, as its Those of you who wiggle Kingdom 8 tent, which is your cooking. website says, “Trees don’t out of family camping trips big enough to sleep eight. Coleman, one of the big- come with electrical outlets by claiming you’re just not For $529, the tent is not just gest manufactures of camp- to charge your iPhone.” into roughing it will have to waterproof and bug-proof ing gear, sells a camping Some purists snub the idea find another excuse. but also has moveable room oven that fits handily onto of making camping more A range of camping dividers to create separate one of the company’s two- or comfortable. They question options and innovations spaces with private entranc- three-burner grills. whether lugging and using have made it far more com- es. Fill it with cots, airbeds Don’t even think about all that stuff dilutes the fortable to eat, sleep and and perhaps a ceiling fan grainy cowboy coffee, or nature of, well, getting back otherwise spend time in the created for tents, and you’re even those classic enamel to nature. Great Outdoors. bound to get in a good percolators. French presses, Much of the fancy new “’Soft rugged’ is what so night’s sleep. Toss in anoth- specifically engineered for stuff is meant to be driven, many Americans are seek- ASSOCIATED PRESS er $100, and you can add to outdoor use, are now the not carried, into a campsite, ing in their outdoor expe- The interior of a Ventura Ranch Comfort Cabin is shown located it a “garage” to store food or way to go if you’re picky and is heavy enough that rience today,” says Jim at the KOA campground in Santa Paula, Calif., in this undated gear — or use it as a place about your coffee prepara- retailers don’t recommend Rogers, chairman and CEO photo released by Kampgrounds of America. A range of camping for the family dog to sleep. tion (although the experi- carrying it far. of Kampgrounds of America, Nifty outdoor stoves and ence may not be exactly So can you really get away or KOA, which runs about options and innovations have made sleeping, eating and hanging out in the great outdoors way more comfortable than ever before. cooking gear have made what you’re used to in your from it all when you are 500 campgrounds around campfire-cooked canned own kitchen). Coleman sells bringing it all with you? the country. So much so that beans and hot dogs moot, a propane-powered drip cof- “There are so many dif- he now refers to the camp- more often equated with Campers who want things unless you really like them. fee maker that you don’t ferent kinds of camping ing industry as “outdoor family resorts than places a bit more - but not much REI’s camp kitchen, for even have to put over heat. experiences, and they are hospitality.” to pitch tents. Rental costs more - rustic can browse the example, is a folding trove Freeze-dried food now all camping,” says Avery KOA has beefed up some $100 to $150 per night. Some equipment lining the shelves of food-prep workspace and includes dark chocolate Stonich, spokeswoman of its campgrounds to include sites offer coffee carts, pan- at well-stocked outdoors storage - all of which can be cheesecake, spinach puttan- for the Outdoor Industry both basic and luxury cabins cake breakfasts, kids’ activi- stores (although some of carried around in a zipper esca and Indian dishes. Association. “It’s all what it - the latter being the kind ties and entertainment. the fancy new goodies may bag. It even includes hooks And the retailer Eastern means to the individual.”
TASTE BUDDIES: Country outing GARDEN TALK: Love is ‘flying’ in the air Continued From Page 1D Continued From Page 1D one of the managers. Coby ness.” The décor is perfect about everything you’ll need Lovebugs, go to http:// White Public Library on and Julia Law are the cur- for the setting. There are at Milton’s including a fan- edis.ifas.ufl.edu/in204 or Rt. 47 across from the high ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is rent owners. Coby took several hundred photos of tastic home cooked south- call 752-5384. school. Find terrific prices a horticulture agent with the over from his mom, June hunters and their “kills” on ern meal. Don’t miss your chance on native plants, vegetable Columbia County Extension Law, several years ago. It’s bulletin boards. Hanging The sign on the wall for some great plant buys at plants, succulents, perenni- of the University of Florida always been a family owned on the walls are deer heads, says “What happens in the the Master Gardener Plant als and annual flowers from Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. business catering to locals, a stuffed wild turkey and Creek,stays in the Creek”. Sale on May 12 at the Fort 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. hunters, firefighters and ducks. There is a life size Move out of the way, Las lucky tourists. stuffed beaver showing his Vegas. Lunch specials change gnarly teeth. The ultimate is Thanks Russ and Sandra TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD, CALL 765-5440 daily and include chicken the full size bear skin hang- Plummer for steering us & rice, hamburger steaks, ing on the ceiling. After to Milton’s Country Store, smoked pork, fried viewing the wildlife you can Restaurant and Campground chicken, seafood, ribs and shop for hunting clothes, located at 12049 N. US Hwy. Wednesdays is Cook’s boots, dog food, deer corn, 441. Telephone number is Choice. So call ahead if you hats, snacks and even beer 386-755-6975. Stop by the want to know the specials and wine. before you go. Out of town visitors can ■ Genie Norman and Mary Lake City Reporter After lunch, you need rent camper space and hook- Kay Hollingsworth are to take a few minutes and ups or you can even rent a Columbia County residents for your browse through the country camper. Miss Marcie says who love good food and fun, store. You will immediately that they get a lot of hunters at home and out. Their column on area restaurants complimentary see three huge jars of pick- from South Florida as well appears twice monthly. led eggs and pigs feet. Don’t as from nearby areas. So, You can contact them at see these much anymore hunters, make your reserva- TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ engagement and Genie said “thank good- tions early. You’ll find just gmail.com. package. • Soaps By Design & Engagement announcement Unique Gifts 386-243-8298 Millikin-Everett • Sweetwater Branch Inn Michael F. and Terri Millikin of Lake City 800-595-7760 announce the engagement and approach- • Wards Jewelry & Gifts ing marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth of Lake City, to Chad Adam 752-5470 Everett of Lake City, son of Gene Everett • Holiday Inn of Hope Mills, N.C. and Tara Herdegen 754-1411, ext. 106 of Lake City. The wedding is planned for Saturday, May 26 at a family farm. The • Camp Weed Cerveny bride-elect is a 2008 graduate of Columbia Conference Center High School and a 2011 graduate of Saint 386-364-5250 Leo University with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. She currently • GeGee’s Studio teaches first grade at Westside Elementary. Florida Gateway College Law Enforcement 758-2088 The future groom is a 2006 Columbia High Academy in 2010 and is currently an officer School graduate. He graduated from the for the Department of Agriculture.
Birth announcement pounds, 11 ounces and measured 20 inch- Aisle Style Skyler James Gould es. Grandparents are Heather Schide and Chelsea and Jozef Gould of Lake City Debbie Mathews. Great Grandparents are Complimentary announce the birth of their son Skyler Paul Jack and the late Carol Jack, Gail James Gould May 1 at Shands Lake Shore Huffman, Teresa Frame and Paul Schide. Engagement Package Regional Medical Center. He weighed 6 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 3D Silver 3 ideas for quick, keepsake dollar plant can pay off gifts for Mother’s Day treasures in beauty BY LEE REICH BY JENNIFER FORKER Associated Press Associated Press Whoever said that money Family photos and mementos are doesn’t grow on trees was the raw stuff of some great Mother’s right. It grows on a small, Day gifts. bushy plant. Here are three ideas — including Just one type of curren- fresh takes on the silhouette and the cy, though: silver dollars family tree — for creating a new fam- (Lunaria annua). ily treasure in just an afternoon. You have a couple of ——— options for planning your SILHOUETTE PENDANTS investment. For quickest From Whitney Phippen, of Fort returns, sow seed indoors Collins, Colo., comes the traditional in a seedling flat filled silhouette - a black profile positioned with moist potting soil. on a white background - reinvented Kept at about 70 degrees as a keepsake pendant. Phippen has Fahrenheit, the seeds ger- made silhouettes of countless chil- minate within two to three dren, but also of adults, dogs, cats weeks. Plant the seedlings - even a pet chicken. “It was ador- outdoors at the same time able,” she recalls. you plant out tomatoes, This mother of two young boys then harvest your first dol- has made hundreds of pendants lars later this summer. If since opening her Etsy online shop, you plant very soon, you Lucky Me Beads, five years ago. may still be able to get a She likes working with children’s return on your investment profiles. this year. “I love how their hair is so random Despite the “annua” in and can have all these little spikes the botanical name, howev- and curls,” Phippen says. er, silver dollar plant often Phippen’s pendant-making pro- behaves more like a bien- cess is slow and methodical - she nial than an annual, grow- works by hand - but she suggests ing only leaves the first year ASSOCIATED PRESS that others can craft something simi- Above: A memory-keeping triptych showing a photo, quotes and then expiring the next year lar with a few shortcuts. after making flowers and A photo can be turned into a sil- memorabilia from a grandmother’s button jar seen in Arvada, dollars. houette using Photoshop, or it can Colo., in this May 1. At right: Whitney Phippen reinvents the The second, more relaxed be done the old-fashioned way: Cut silhouette as a keepsake pendant as seen here in Fort Collins, way to grow silver dollar the profile out of a photo. Colo., inIn this undated image released by Lucky Me Beads. plant is as a biennial. Sow Phippen goes this route, cutting the seeds outdoors some- from a large photo to capture more can be cut out of paper or fabric, or cert tickets. time in early summer — detail and then scanning it into her there’s a template on her website. “Basically, you just timing is not critical — to computer, where she manipulates Chupp likes to use the likenesses of want to put things in rake in your dollars early the image and shrinks it to pendant real family members, but silhouette it that hold memory, next summer. size. templates also can be used. so when you look back you can go, ASSOCIATED PRESS Whichever method you She uses vintage hardware for She suggests hanging the genea- ‘Ohhh, I remember ...,’” says Hines. choose, give silver dollars a her pieces, but says most pendant logical tree among family photos as Here are directions for making tych. The two smaller pieces will site with well-drained soil in supplies can be found at any crafts a “go-to point” for explaining ances- the Holter Museum of Art’s Family create the two front sides that open sun or partial shade. Avoid store. If you’re going to cover the tors and family relationships to chil- Story Triptych: and close. a rich soil, though, or plants piece in a resin, as Phippen does, dren. Supplies: 2. Cut fabric one inch larger than put their energy into mak- she recommends using ICE Resin, Other Chupp projects are in her Three pieces of Davey Board (also the board on all sides. For the fea- ing leaves at the expense of which is nontoxic and won’t discolor book “Silhouette Art” (Chronicle called Binder’s Board) tured measurements, that’s one flowers and dollars. over time. She buys it online. books, 2010). Natural muslin, or any cotton or piece of fabric measuring 21-by-17 MORE THAN JUST ——— ——— linen fabric inches. SILVER DOLLARS FAMILY TREES FAMILY-STORY TRIPTYCH Family photos or other two-dimen- 3. Center the three boards over The flowers that fore- Vana Chupp, of Mount Prospect, Sondra Hines came up with this sional mementoes the fabric, with the largest board shadow the silver dollars Ill., also works in silhouette for her idea several years ago for an elemen- Scrapbook or other heavy, pat- in the center and leaving º inch of are pretty, but not enough online store, Le Papier Studio, and tary school art program at the Holter terned paper space between each board, and fold to warrant giving the plant an Etsy shop of the same name. Museum of Art, in Helena, Mont., Embellishments (ribbons, but- the fabric over. Cut the corners on a prominent spot in your An architect by trade, Chupp where she is curator of education. tons, glitter, sequins, lace, etc.) the diagonal - but not too close to the flower bed. A better loca- began making silhouettes to docu- A triptych consists of three pan- Glue, such as Elmer’s or Tacky boards - to get pointed corners. Glue tion is in a separate cut- ment her first-born son’s growth. els, two of which often fold onto the Glue the fabric to the boards. ting garden, a wild area, or He’s 7 now, and Chupp also has a third. Younger children need adult Assembly: 4. Now, you should have a work- nestled — and somewhat newborn - a new face to mark in guidance to make one, but teenag- 1. For each triptych, cut the Davey ing triptych that opens and closes. lost — among other kinds profile. ers can do it on their own. Board into three pieces. Start by Cover the inside cardboard with of flowers. Chupp works in several mediums Hines suggests embellishing the cutting two pieces 9Ω-by-7Ω inches scrapbook paper and embellish it The money plant’s flow- - card stock, fabrics, jewelry and triptych with meaningful items: glu- and then cut one of them in half ver- with photographs, artwork and little ers have four petals in the dishware. ing on old ribbons or buttons, a tically to make two smaller pieces, mementos. Remember to keep items shape of a cross, putting A family tree of silhouettes can fit parent’s favorite poem, a fabric remi- 4æ-by-7Ω inches each. The larger on the inside two-dimensional so you it in the Mustard Family, three or four generations. The tree niscent of grandmother — even con- piece will form the back of the trip- can close your triptych, if desired. PLANT continued on 6D
SUMMER: Camping can be perfect solution to long, boring days. Continued From Page 1D for their summer program SAT test and other tests, on May 16 at 8 a.m. The such as the FCAT and cost for the camp is $225 ACT. Students will also and limited to about 140 attend workshops that girls, ages 6 to 13 years will provide pre-college old. It runs from June 11 and career guidance. to Aug. 10. The camp will Applications are avail- take girls on field trips to able at Columbia Highs theme parks, the bowling School, Lake City Middle ally, skating rink, library School, and Richardson and pool. They will also Middle School. The hear guest speakers, make camp is open to upcom- crafts and play sports. Call ing advanced 8th grad- 719-5840 for information. ers and to all upcoming 9th to 12th graders. The County Rec offers camp application deadline The Columbia County is May 15. For more Recreation Department is information please con- offering a summer camp tact Gloria McIntosh at at Richardson Community Columbia High School Center that will take chil- at 755-8080 ext. 293 or dren to area attractions and [email protected]. help them retain math and Free summer day camps reading skills. Mini camps include basketball, volley- Partners throughout ball and Zumba. The camp Columbia County have runs June 11 to Aug. 3 for collaborated to ensure children ages 7 to 14, as children are exposed of Sept. 1. Cost is $225 per bowling alley. FILE to reading, math, art child, and a $10 off coupon Registration Above: Richard Cordner (from and cultural activi- is available at www.lake- starts Monday, left), Brittany Hobby and Jake ties, health and fitness, cityreporter.com. Breakfast May 7 at the Stephens play a round of dodge- field trips and college and lunch will be provided. community readiness programs. Registration is currently ball on a racquetball court at The free day camp will center, 696 SW Southside Recreation Center. At open and limited to 60 chil- St. Margaret be offered in two ses- dren. For more information left: Antonio Williams demon- sions June 11- July 6 and Street, which is strates the traditional technique call 754-7095. open Monday July 16 - August 10. The of how to set a dinner table. slots are first come first City community through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pictured behind Williams are serve and limited to 50 center hosts camp Arsenio Perry (from left), Jalen elementary and middle Lake City’s Southside Wyche, Cornelius Montgomery, school students and 20 Community Center will Free SAT camp Christopher Johnson, Josiah high school students in each session. Lunch is host 60 campers from June The Florida FILE Carr and Kevin Rodriquez. 11 to Aug. 10. The camp Education provided. Registration costs $225 and is open Fund is offer- will be held on May 12 to children ages 6 to 13. ing a Free SAT at Annie Mattox Park Campers will make crafts, and College camp will run Monday School. Students may earn in mathematics, critical from 9 a.m. - noon and play games and go on field Preparation Summer Camp through Thursday, June credit as an elective. They reading, writing, and learn at the Columbia County trips to local attractions through the North Florida 11 to 28 from 8 a.m. to will work with certified test taking strategies that Public Library from 2 - 3 like theme parks and the Center of Excellence. The 2 p.m at Columbia High teachers to sharpen skills will enhance scores on the p.m. 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD think can contribute to your 19): Take a practical look plan will pay off. A project In-laws’ invitation snubs at your current work situa- Eugenia Word that improves the environ- tion and you will find a way ment you live in will help to rectify any problem you special. ★★★★★ kick-start your creativity. still rankle after 27 years have with the way things LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You will be able to stabilize DEAR ABBY: I have with anyone else -- that it’s are going. ★★★ Curb your bad habits before your financial situation. been married to my hus- a sacrifice you make when TAURUS (April 20-May you get into trouble. Not ★★★ band, “Stu,” for 27 years. you have a boyfriend. Well, 20): Use your intuition to everyone will appreciate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. His brother’s family con- she accepted an invitation help you decipher what your fun-loving attitude. 22-Dec. 21): You’ll be anx- tinues to send invitations from a guy “friend” and changes will help improve Take note of the people in ious to get things done, addressed only to Stu. Greg said he was fine with your relationships with your life who love you and but before you start, make When they call to invite us it. I sent Greg a text mes- others. You can pick up who want the best for you. sure you aren’t underes- to anything and I answer, sage, and he repeated that valuable information if you ★★ timating what’s required. they ask to speak to him. Abigail Van Buren sentiment. sign up for a course, attend VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Overconfidence in your own He has asked them not to www.dearabby.com I believe Greg was a conference or research a 22): A day trip or a visit with abilities or someone else’s do that. thinking she wouldn’t actu- topic of interest. ★★★ a friend or relative you don’t may hinder the outcome of When RSVPing to the accepted as a full-fledged ally go to the prom and GEMINI (May 21-June see very often will spark an your venture. Love is high- latest invitation to our family member. As I see he was just trying to be 20): Take care of personal idea or plan that can sprout lighted. ★★★ niece’s graduation party -- it, you have two choices: nice, hoping she’d make paperwork and avoid over- into something lucrative CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- addressed only to my hus- Continue to attend these the better decision. I am indulgence. You have to set or stress-reducing. Invite Jan. 19): Reassess your band -- I said that he would events as you have for the stressed that this may ruin a pace you can live with and someone who shares your strategy and you will come attend as he was the only past 27 years, or both of her relationship and she’ll avoid taking on responsibili- interest to participate as an up with a plan that will help one invited. I also asked if you decline and tell them be devastated. Is it OK ties that will put a damper equal partner. ★★★★ you get ahead professionally I had done something to exactly why. for her to go to the prom on the activities or projects LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): or personally. Your reputa- offend anyone. I was told, ** ** ** with a friend, even if she you want to pursue. ★★★ Don’t make an impulsive tion will be enhanced if you “No, of course not,” and DEAR ABBY: My 17- has a boyfriend? -- ONLY CANCER (June 21-July move you cannot afford. offer suggestions based on they were “sorry if there year-old daughter, “Corey,” WANTS THE BEST FOR 22): Have fun, or at least Sticking to a budget will be past experience that lead to was a misunderstanding,” is in a two-year relation- HER join in and participate in the deciding factor when it financial gains. ★★★★ because the invite was for ship with “Greg,” who’s 19 DEAR ONLY: If your a function that will help comes to your success. Too AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. the whole family. and in the Naval Academy daughter cleared it with you explore new interests much of anything will not 18): A little goes a long way. When we see each at Annapolis. They have her boyfriend and he or allow you to put your pay off in the end. Put qual- Focus on love, entertain- ity before quantity. ★★★ other, they are polite. I exchanged promise rings said he’s fine with it, then skills to good use. You ment and self-improvement, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. feel that pushing the point and agreed to make this it’s all right for her to go will expand your circle of and you will bring about 21): An opportunity to share or not attending would long-distance relationship to the prom. I’m more friends and enhance your changes that will enhance ideas with someone you reflect badly on me. What work. She went to visit him concerned that you took relationship with someone your reputation. You don’t do you suggest? I am hurt for Thanksgiving and he it upon yourself to text have to spend a lot if you do by years of this treatment, came home for Christmas. your daughter’s boyfriend CELEBRITY CIPHER what’s required rather than and Stu is just as offended. He also returned for to “double-check.” Greg paying for help. ★★ -- HAD ENOUGH IN NEW spring break. He takes appears to be a mature, PISCES (Feb. 19-March HAMPSHIRE advantage of every oppor- confident and stable young 20): Resurrect an idea and DEAR HAD ENOUGH: tunity to see Corey. man. If you’ll let the rela- find a way to make it finan- Either your brother-in- We live in California and tionship continue to evolve cially feasible. Connect with law and his family never Corey is a junior in high naturally, the romance people you feel are the best learned how to properly school. Prom is almost might actually pan out. at what they do and pull address an invitation (i.e., here, and Greg has told ■ Write Dear Abby at together a group that shares “Mr. and Mrs.” or “and her he doesn’t want her www.DearAbby.com or your vision and is prepared family”), or on some emo- to miss out on anything. P.O. Box 69440, Los to contribute for a percent- tional level you were never I feel she should not go Angeles, CA 90069. age. ★★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0429
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By Nigel Duara It wasn’t awesome at the Associated Press outset. She came as adver- tised, Contreras said — YACOLT, Wash. — When moody, dysfunctional and Princess Natalie was still prone to violence. But the a kitten, before she was changes in his newest cell- prison royalty, she was left mate are evident. in a cage with another cat She can now be petted, for months. They were fed, brushed and even held for given water and not much a few minutes. She still else. growls but rarely hisses. Natalie became afraid She has a scratching post of people and other cats. and perch that takes up a When she was adopted, she healthy chunk of the 12 foot- hissed at her owners, made ASSOCIATED PRESS by-10 foot cell. Contreras This frame grab from video shows inmate Richard Amaro with his cat Clementine at Larch Correctional Facility Friday, April a mess in their home and bit and his cellmate care for them at every opportunity. her in shifts. 20, in Yacolt, Wash. The Cuddly Catz program at the Larch Correctional Facility, a minimum-security prison is several months They gave up and handed The program’s other cat, old, but inmates say they’ve already noticed a difference in the cats and themselves. The program began in cooperation with her over to a shelter. a half-Persian mix named a local animal shelter. It has grown to include two cats and four inmates, and the prison plans to add four more cats. Natalie was scheduled to Clementine, is in the care be put down. But then a pro- of Richard Amaro, who said gram at a minimum-security the experience has been prison in Washington state about more than escaping presented another option: dorm life. Hand her over to a pair of “You get close to them,” inmates. Amaro said. The six-year-old, long- The prison hopes to add haired black cat would live four more cats. Inmates in their cell, get outside accepted in the program time daily and learn man- have to exhibit good behav- John A. Kasak CLU CPCU ners. For Joey Contreras, ior — infractions can mean State Farm Agent 28, Natalie’s arrival in being sent back to the gen- Lake City, FL 32025 March was his ticket out of eral population. Bus: 396-752-7521 a 40-man dorm and into a Prison counselor two-person cell with a door. Monique Camacho said the Contreras and his cell- experience helps reinforce mate, after passing the the concept of teamwork screening process, are two for inmates who are used to of the four inmates in the looking out for only them- “Cuddly Catz” program at selves. Larch Correctional Facility “In prison, they tend in Yacolt. to think about No. 1,” “Nobody was wanting to Camacho said. “Now they adopt her,” Contreras said. have to look out, care for “We got her and it’s been and have responsibility for awesome ever since.” something else.”
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ASSOCIATED PRESS Inmates Joseph Walter, left, and Joseph Contreras watch Princess Natalie in a 12-by-10-foot cell, which resembles a dormitory room, at Larch Correctional Facility Friday, April
20, 2012, in Yacolt, Wash. The Cuddly Catz program at John Burns, III 234 SW Main Blvd. Mary H. Summerall the Larch Correctional Facility, a minimum-security prison is Agent 752-5866 Financial Services Rep. several months old, but inmates say they’ve already noticed a difference in the cats and themselves. The program began in cooperation with a local animal shelter. It has grown to include two cats and four inmates, and the prison plans to add four more cats.
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