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SUNDAY Friends of Music to Rountree Moore EDITION continue concert to introduce new series in Live Oak. 3A Nissan showroom. 1C NAACP branch president ousted

firmed Friday. A reporter for the is now president. Patricia Brady is now Bernice Presley removed Dale R. Landry, president of the Lake City Reporter was first vice president and Debra White is after less than a month in Tallahassee branch NAACP and fourth vice present at the NAACP second vice president. president of the Florida State Conference meeting during which it Presley declined comment. office; no reason given. NAACP, said during a telephone call that is believed Presley was Thomas did not return calls seeking Lynda Thomas has been named president removed on Thursday, comment. By TONY BRITT of the local branch. but was ordered to leave Calls to the national NAACP headquar- [email protected] He declined to say why Presley had by Thomas before the ters on Friday regarding Presley’s removal been removed from office less than a meeting began. Presley as local branch president were not imme- Bernice Presley has been removed as month into her term, referring additional Thomas, who was diately returned. the Columbia County NAACP branch questions to the NAACP national head- elected first vice president during the orga- president, a state NAACP official con- quarters. nization’s bi-annual election in December, NAACP continued on 6A

Flu has peaked, Girls on wheels but still packs a punch Fewer cases here lately, says local health dept. head.

By MIKE STOBBE Associated Press

Flu is now widespread in all but three states as the nation grapples with an earlier-than- normal season. But there was one bit of good news Friday: The number of hard-hit areas declined. The flu season in the U.S. got under way a month early, in December, driven by a Karnes strain that tends to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter make people sicker. That led Lake City Girls Club members Kiley Craig (from left), 8; Taylor Collins, 9; Jordan Tessier, 8; and Brianna Cannon, 8; race on scooters while playing to worries that it might be a at the club on Friday. bad season, following one of the mildest flu seasons in recent memory. 2 juveniles face burglary charges M e a l l y Jenkins, of Lake City, From staff reports spent loads County Detention Center Wednesday on had been burglarized and a television and Jenkins of time at the A citizen’s tip to the sheriff’s office result- charges of burglary and dealing in stolen other items were stolen. Lake City ed in the arrest of two teenagers who were property. Their names were not released. The witness provided authorities with a Mall while organizing for the allegedly attempting to burglarize a Lake According to Columbia County Sheriff’s description of the suspicious vehicle, a white Christmas Dream Machine. Jeffery Road home. reports, a concerned citizen noticed a suspi- Ford Crown Victoria with a police-style spot- She said she caught the flu on Authorities arrested a 15-year-old and a 17- cious vehicle and person at their neighbor’s light. Dec. 3. year-old in connection with the crime. Both home and notified the Sheriff’s Office. When “I went juveniles were booked into the Columbia deputies arrived they discovered the home BURGLARY continued on 6A home and slept 17 hours. I was sick, sick, sick,” she Credit union plans said. “Best Land thing for you new location here to do is get plenty of liquids and rest.” By TONY BRITT The latest numbers, how- [email protected] ever, hint that the flu season may already have peaked in The Campus USA Credit Union is planning to some spots, like in the South. expand its services in Columbia County by opening a Still, officials there and in new, full-service location later this year. other places are bracing for Jerry Benton, the Campus USA Credit Union vice more sickness. president and chief operations officer, said the prop- Administrators at Miami erty purchase for a new location is very recent and a University in Oxford, Ohio, timetable for opening has not been established yet. are fearful that a bug that “We closed on the two-plus acre property in hit employees will spread to December,” he said in an e-mail Friday. “Tentatively students when they return to we plan to open in the fourth quarter of 2013. However, campus next week. a schedule has not been established.” “Everybody’s been sick. Campus USA credit union is a full-service It’s miserable,” said school DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter The current location of Campus USA Credit Union on Bascom Norris Drive in Lake FLU continued on 6A City. Campus USA will move to a new location later this year. CAMPUS USA continued on 6A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 15-23-28-33 20 7-25-27-35-36 Afternoon: 1-8-8 Afternoon: 4-1-3-6 19-20-24-27-42-51 11-13-20-27-59 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x4 PB 26 AROUND FLORIDA Gov. Scott gets taste of food company work

MIAMI — Gov. Rick Flores remains in jail. a month-long “Python Scott has gotten a taste of Pasco Sheriff Chris Nocco Challenge” and offer- work at Goya Foods. plans to recognize Stinnett ing cash prizes to who- Scott loaded trucks, during an awards ceremo- ever brings in the longest filled in on quality control ny next week. python and whoever bags and warehouse jobs and the most pythons. stocked shelves at a super- The hunt startsed market with Goya’s Latino Citrus crop Saturday and ends Feb. 10. food products on Friday in forecast reduced The Burmese python Miami. is an invasive species that ORLANDO — The U.S. It was yet another of experts say is decimat- Department of Agriculture Scott’s “Let’s Get to Work ing native wildlife in the is lowering its Florida cit- Days.” They are patterned Florida Everglades. rus forecast by 3 percent after similar everyday jobs Florida currently pro- this season. that became a trade mark hibits possession or sale Agriculture officials said of former Gov. and ex-U.S. of the pythons for use as Friday that Florida will Sen. Bob Graham. pets. produce an estimated 142 Scott uses his work days Federal law bans the million boxes of citrus dur- importation and interstate to promote Florida indus- ing the 2012-2013 growing tries and keep in touch sale of this species. season. For the first time, the with his constituents. Agricultural officials say He also took advantage public is joining licensed forecasting is an imperfect hunters in the search for of the Goya job to boost science and this year’s his proposal for exempting the snakes. rainfall and disease made Officials hope the com- purchases of manufactur- ASSOCIATED PRESS predicting the crop espe- ing equipment from the petition will help rid the cially tricky. Everglades of the invaders. state’s sales tax. That Warriors ride The majority of the would cost the state $115 Wounded war veterans, including Army Staff Sgt. Russell Dennison, front left, and British decrease in the estimate million a year, but Scott soldier Steve Gill, front center, across the Seven Mile Bridge on Friday near Marathon. About is coming from Valencia State GOP says it would encourage oranges which decreased businesses to expand and 40 vets — most of whom lost limbs in Iraq and Afghanistan — and their supporters joined outraises Dems in the ride down segments of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway during Soldier Ride. The 3 million boxes to 76 mil- create new jobs. lion boxes. event is staged by the Wounded Warrior Project to help restore injured soldiers’ physical and TALLAHASSEE Early-to-midseason emotional well-being. — Florida Republicans State records oranges decreased 1 mil- continue to outraise the lion boxes to 66 million state’s Democrats despite device containing youth Stinnett told the Tampa compromised boxes. Democratic success at the and employee records to Ex-con helps Bay Times he heard loud Each box of oranges polls. TALLAHASSEE — State the Tallahassee Police thumping before the car’s struggling deputy weighs about 90 pounds. Campaign reports filed officials say the theft of a Department, which is cur- window shattered and on Thursday showed mobile device at a Florida rently investigating the NEW PORT RICHEY Osvaldo Flores jumped out that the Republican Party Department of Juvenile theft. The DJJ also notified — A man with a criminal and attacked Deputy John Nearly 800 of Florida raised nearly Justice office has com- the Office of Information past came to the aid of a Brown. Security. Pasco County Sheriff’s to hunt pythons $2.2 million in cash dona- promised thousands of Stinnett says he ran tions, while the Florida Officials say the device deputy who was in a vio- records that include per- across the parking lot and MIAMI — Nearly 800 Democratic Party took in was not encrypted or pass- lent struggle with a man sonal information. pried Flores’ handcuffed people have signed up to just over $424,000. The word-protected as required he was taking to jail. The DJJ reported the arms away from Brown’s hunt Burmese pythons reports cover money taken by the DJJ’s technology Authorities say 35-year- security breach to the throat. Flores tried to run, on public lands in South in by the parties from Nov. policy. old Anthony Stinnett was Florida Department of Law but Stinnett tackled him. Florida. 2 until Dec. 31. Enforcement on Friday. The DJJ said more than at a convenience store Stinnett and Brown held The Florida Fish and On Jan. 2, the DJJ report- 100,000 records may have on Jan. 4 when he saw a him down until backup Wildlife Conservation ed the theft of a mobile been compromised. patrol car pull up. arrived. Commission is holding n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Actress Frances n Rhythm-and-blues musi- Sternhagen is 83. cian Fred White is 58. n TV personality Nick n Rock musician James Clooney is 79. Lomenzo (Megadeth) is 54. Britney Spears endures week of changes n Actor Billy Gray is 75. n Actor Kevin Anderson is n Actor Richard Moll is 70. 53. n Rock musician Trevor n Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus LOS ANGELES Rabin is 59. is 52. ritney Spears capped a week of changes Friday with a judge accepting Daily Scripture the resignation of her former fiance from the Bconservatorship that oversees many “So in Christ Jesus you are all of her personal and financial matters. children of God through faith, Jason Trawick submitted his resignation and it was accepted by for all of you who were bap- Superior Court Judge Reva Goetz on tized into Christ have clothed Friday afternoon, when the singer announced her engagement had yourselves with Christ. There is ended, only hours after she con- neither Jew nor Gentile, neither firmed she was leaving the Fox com- slave nor free, nor is there male petition show “The X Factor.” Spears and Trawick got engaged and female, for you are all one in December 2011 and he was added in Christ Jesus.” as her co-conservator in April. — Galatians 3:26-28 “Jason and I have decided to call “ off our engagement,” Spears said in the statement. “I’ll always adore him Lake City Reporter and we will remain great friends.” How to reacH us Spears’ publicist Jeff Raymond Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess said the breakup was a difficult deci- Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 sion made by “two mature adults.” Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. “I love and cherish her and her ASSOCIATED PRESS cIrcuLatIoN boys, and we will be close forever,” Britney Spears and her then-agent Jason Trawick arrive at the MTV Video Music The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter Trawick said in a joint statement that Awards in Los Angeles in August 2011. Spears announced this week that her Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed by 6:30 a.m. was first reported by People maga- engagement to Trawick has ended, and a judge said Trawick resigned as her co- Tuesday through ” Friday, and by 7:30 Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, zine. conservator. Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any Spears has been under a court- Circulation and The Associated Press. supervised conservatorship since place in the ratings behind Jay Leno from Sony Music Entertainment. problems with your delivery service. All material herein is property of the Lake February 2008, with her father and and David Letterman, even as one Officials say that music aficio- In Columbia County, customers should City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- another co-conservator, Andrew week of direct com- nados James Marks and James in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service Wallet, having control over numer- petition suggests a McCormick used their home com- 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- No. 310-880. ous aspects of her personal life. healthy competition. puters to break into Sony’s U.S. vice related credits will be issued. POSTMASTER: Send address changes In all other counties where home delivery The case was opened after several There were servers and scour them for Jackson- to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, is available, next day re-delivery or ser- incidents of erratic behavior by the backstage smiles related material. Lake City, Fla. 32056. vice related credits will be issued. pop singer and a pair of hospitaliza- at Kimmel’s Los Britain’s Serious and Organized Publisher Todd Wilson . . . .754-0418 Circulation ...... 755-5445 tions, but Spears has recovered and Angeles studio Crime Agency says the pair down- ([email protected]) recently served as a judge on Fox’s Friday after Nielsen loaded nearly 8,000 files, including ([email protected]) Kimmel News Home delivery rates “The X Factor.” ratings showed the completed or partial tracks, artwork, Editor Robert Bridges . . . .754-0428 (Tuesday -Friday and Sunday) Spears informed the network this ABC comic had his and videos. ([email protected]) 12 Weeks...... $26.32 week that she would not return next largest audience ever on Thursday. 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They were handed suspended CORRECTION for Jackson music theft sentences and ordered to do com- Kimmel says he expects munity service at central England’s The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news LONDON — A pair of U.K. hack- Leicester Crown Court on Friday. to run 3rd in late night ers has been sentenced to 100 hours items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, LOS ANGELES — Jimmy Kimmel of community service for the theft of please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- says he expects to settle in at third unreleased Michael Jackson tracks n Associated Press tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 3A Friends of Music continues in Live Oak

LIVE OAK - The Friends Jacksonville Symphony, musical direction. Bielefeld, singing in the of Music Concert Series is the Central Florida She teaches a string pro- Kantorei St. Nicolai in scheduled this season in Symphony, and the gram at Einstein Montessori Lemgo, studying organ with Live Oak at Covenant First Gainesville Chamber School, and plays electric Jobst-Hermann Koch, and Presbyterian Church, 421 Orchestra, as well as violin with the Greek band, was organist for the British White Avenue,SE. various other ensembles EMBROS. Army of the Rhine-Church All concerts are free through the years. He Her research in different of England. She has toured and open to the public. A is a founding member of musical styles led her to a Europe with her husband, reception will follow each the Baroque trio Alachua course in New York City Dr. Mikesch Muecke, with concert. Consort, the pop combo with Mark O’Connor, and whom she edited the book, The first concert will be Amusica, and the Florida she now teaches his New Resonance: Essays on the presented by The Alachua Schola Cantorum vocal American Violin Method. Intersection of Music and Consort (oboist, violinist, ensemble. Miriam Zach, Ph.D. Architecture (2007), taught and pianist), on Saturday, He may also frequently musicologist, organist, in Rome, Italy, Spring term Jan. 26, at 7:30 p.m. The be found locally in the role harpsichordist, author, and 2011, and Architecture and Consort is a group of musi- of classical location record- transformative researcher, Music honors courses at cians from North Central ing engineer. Annemieke teaches Honors Music Iowa State University. She Florida that specializes Pronker-Coron, violinist, and Health, Music History was named International in chamber music of the studied at the Amsterdam courses, and in Spring 2012 Woman of the Year (1992 & Baroque era. They will Sweelinck Conservatory a new French Music and 1997) by the International be performing music of in her native country, the Texts course with Dr. Sylvie Biographical Centre in French Baroque compos- Netherlands. She also Blum-Ried at the University Cambridge, England for ers on the 26th. studied music therapy in of Florida. She serves as her disginguished service John Netardus, oboist, London. A former member Director of Music/Organist to music. has been a resident and of the Gainesville Chamber at St. Michael’s Episcopal The second concert of COURTESY part of the musical com- Orchestra, Ms Pronker- Church, Associate Organist the 2013 season will bring The Alachua Consort will perform Saturday, Jan, 26, at 7:30 munity of Gainesville since Coron teaches violin and at First Lutheran Church, back to the area, The Graffe pm. in Live Oak as part of the Friends of Music Concert 1979, when he accepted a fiddle. and member of The Alachua String Quartet of the Czech Series. scholarship to attend the She is an active promoter Consort. After completing Republic. Japanese-born University of Florida, where of music in the community, degrees at Northwestern pianist, Michiko he studied oboe with Mark having helped inaugurate University and the Otaki, will join them First Presbyterian Church tact Bill or Linda Poplin S. Ostoich. Mr. Netardus the Sawgrass Fiddle con- University of Chicago, she for part of the program. in Live Oak on Thursday, at 386-365-4932 or 386-365- has performed with the test and the Annasemble, lived in Germany teaching The Graffe String Quartet February 14, at 7:30 pm. 4941. Pensacola Symphony, the an orchestra under her piano at the Universitat will perform at Covenant For more information con-

Life-saving efforts Water district expands irrigation lab services

From staff reports The Governing Board of the Suwannee River Water Management District on Jan. 8 approved an agree- ment with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to expand the partnership-based Mobile Irrigation Lab Services. The MIL is part of the ongoing efforts between the Suwannee River Partnership and the agricultural com- munity to assist farmers in irrigation efficiencies. The MIL provides free water conservation evalua- tions to the farmer. The MIL in the District is being expanded to address the enhanced water conserva- tion and water quality improvement efforts in the Suwannee River and Santa Fe River basins. The MIL services provide site-specific expertise in analyzing irrigation systems and educating property owners on how to improve water conservation and are free to the farmer. In 2012, the MIL conducted 171 site-specific evalu- ations covering more than 16,000 acres that identified a potential water savings of over 900 million gallons within the District. The expanded partnership-based agreement will provide for about 20 additional pre- evaluations and post-evaluations at a funding level of $40,000. This increase effort will save an estimated 179 million gallons of water annually or just under 0.5

COURTESY million gallons per day. On Thursday, two Columbia Columbia County Sheriff’s deputies were honored for their actions in providing life-saving care. Deputies D.J. Clay (left) and Scott Staley were presented the Medal of Distinction by Sheriff Mark Hunter in a ceremony attended by family, friends and coworkers. The awards citation read: “For rendering life-saving techniques during a suicide attempt. Without their quick intervention the victim could have died from their injuries. Their actions are in keeping with the finest traditions of law enforcement and reflect great credit upon themselves and the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office.” Staley and Clay encountered the victim with a self-inflicted laceration and bleeding profusely, sheriff’s officials said. They acted “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” immediately to render first aid to the victim until emergency medical units could arrive. The victim would have suffered greater injury or death had they had not intervened so quickly, officials said. Paving of US 41 to begin Monday in White Springs

From staff reports to US 129 south of Jasper. Paving begins Monday in White Springs The construction on US 41 in White near the entrance of the Stephen Foster Springs is expected to switch gears Monday Folk Culture Center State Park and con- from sidewalk and drainage work to paving tinues south to the Columbia County line FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and as part of the 16-mile resurfacing project at the Suwannee River Bridge. Crews will offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. in Hamilton then turn around and pave the northbound SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome County from lane. Motorists can continue to expect day- ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic US 129 to time lane closures Monday through Friday Gynecological Surgery Call today for a the Columbia after 8:30 a.m. and possibly some weekend ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: County line. construction. ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics 386-755-0500 Work began Anderson Columbia Company, Inc. of ■ Contraception in October Lake City is doing the work for FDOT at a ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive with one crew cost of $4.4 million. The work is expected ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Floraida 32025 3D/4D Entertainment Scans www.dainagreenemd.com replacing sec- to be completed by early March, depend- ■ tions of side- ing on weather conditions and other unex- walk, curb pected circumstances. and ditch For additional information regarding Columbia County pavement in town, while a second crew this project or other FDOT projects around removed and replaced the top layer of Northeast Florida, visit www.nflroads.com Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting asphalt from just north of White Springs or call 800-475-0044. The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Health Department have come together to form a partnership in order to create a tobacco free community. The partnership focuses on policies that effect our youth. In the New Year, we would like to focus on multi-unit housing cessation programs and promote the various tobacco cessation programs available to our community. We invite all community members, service workers, and school aged youth to attend the upcoming meeting to discuss tobacco- related issues in our county.

Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting Central School Board Offi ce Room 153 Thursday, January 17, 2013 372 West Duval Street Lake City, FL 32055 Time: 1:00pm All partnership meetings are open to the public. For more information on how to make a difference in your community through your local Tobacco Free Partnership, please contact:

Lauren Pinchouck Columbia County Health Department (386) 758-1193 or [email protected].fl .us 4AEDIT OPINION

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OUR OPINION TS Debbie victims, take note

elp is still available for those suffering in the wake of Tropical Storm Debbie. Volunteers from World Renew, formerly the Christian HReformed World Relief Committee, will be here through Wednesday to identify the continuing needs of flood victims. The volunteers, who can be identified by their green shirts with the World Renew logo, have been here and in neighboring Suwannee County since Monday. To see how they can help, visit the walk-in center at the Lifestyle Enrichment Center, 628 SE Allison Court, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or call 438-8621. Dr. Fritz Fountain’s novel Volunteers have already gone door-to- r. Fritz Last week’s column streets; a pauper’s list was door in many affected areas, but if they Fountain, was about Lake City’s published weekly in the haven’t gotten to you, be sure to let them a 1955 lakes, and I got two light- paper listing the names know you’re here and still need help. Columbia hearted calls about two of and amounts received DHigh School the lakes. by people on “welfare”; a graduate, a first-class A man called about person was arrested for scholar and a veteran of Lake Hamburg, prede- the serious crime of using H I G H L I G H T S nearly 50 years in the cessor name to Lake profanity at the train sta- pastoral ministry, wrote a Morris Williams Montgomery. I had said tion; the city used inmates fine fiction book in 2009, Phone: (386) 755-8183 I N H I S T O R Y it was named after a local from the jail to remove “Gradually Forgetting [email protected] family named Hamburg. the hyacinths from Lake Righteousness.” It is 372 W. Duval St. Not true, he says, On this date: DeSoto; and the Columbia about a town where evil Lake City, FL 32055 tongue in cheek. In fact In 1733, James Oglethorpe and some 120 English County Light Infantry was got control. he said the name was colonists arrived at Charleston, S.C., while en route to early age that he would Here is Dr. Fountain’s go into the ministry. His actually Lake Hamburger. called to Jacksonville to settle in present-day Georgia. description of his book: preserve martial law dur- In 1794, President George Washington approved picture in his high school Local sewage was dumped “It is a story of a rural ing the great fire of 1901. a measure adding two stars and two stripes to the yearbook honoring him as into the lake, he said, southern county where American flag, following the admission of Vermont and “Most Likely To Succeed,” and some of the material a corrupt sheriff is Kentucky to the Union. (The number of stripes was shows him holding a bonded and looked like Taxi ride arrested and sent to later reduced to the original 13.) Bible. “cow patties” (to put it del- prison. The appointed A man tells this In 1864, composer Stephen Foster died in a New He was our county’s icately,) which resembled sheriff, who is a believer first elementary school hamburger patties, thus story: “Two days before York hospital at age 37. (In his pocket: a note that Christmas, I was out for read, “Dear friends and gentle hearts.”) in Christ, attempts to counselor (at Melrose Hamburger Lake. create a respect for the Elementary) and is cur- I’m sure the Hamburg an evening with friends In 1898, Emile Zola’s famous defense of Capt. Alfred and had too much to drink Dreyfus, “J’accuse,” was published in Paris. law among a population rently a licensed family family will be glad to get so I took a cab home. In 1945, during World War II, Soviet forces began where — for generations therapist, living in Lake that information a huge, successful offensive against the Germans in — evil has been like an City. The other caller won- “Sure enough, on the Eastern Europe. heirloom, handed down der ed how I could write way home, there was In 1962, comedian Ernie Kovacs died in a car crash from parents to children; Blanche question about Gwen Lake without a police roadblock, but in west Los Angeles 10 days before his 43rd birthday. where most of the people mentioning “Skeeter Hill,” since it was a cab, they Our city engineer, In 1966, Robert C. Weaver was named Secretary of are ‘on the take’ or want a lover’s lane on the north waved it past. I arrived Henry Shelton, is also a Housing and Urban Development by President Lyndon to be, and superficial side of the lake some 60 home safely without inci- historian. He is working B. Johnson; Weaver became the first black Cabinet Christianity is a ‘hobby’ years ago where, the call- dent. on a local historical paper member. that is practiced widely er said, she did her first “All this was a real sur- and wants to know the last In 1978, former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey but not well.” serious kissing. prise to me because I had The book was pub- year the Blanche Hotel died in Waverly, Minn., at age 66. It turned out that lots never driven a cab before! lished by Crossroads, was a hotel. In 1982, an Air Florida 737 crashed into Washington, of people remember I don’t even remember D.C.’s 14th Street Bridge and fell into the Potomac 1663 Liberty Drive, In other words, what “Skeeter Hill!” Bloomington, IN 47403, year did the Blanche where I got it, and now River after taking off during a snowstorm, killing a that it’s in my garage, I total of 78 people; four passengers and a flight atten- www.crossbooks. com. cease operations as a Lake City 1901 don’t know what to do dant survived. The book costs $20 and hotel? If you know even you can buy one by call- an approximate date, call A few things going on with it. All reasonable offers will be considered.” ■ Associated Press ing Dr. Fountain at (386) me at 386-755-8183 and I in our town in 1901: 754-3770. will tell Henry. City government was ■ Morris Williams is a local By the way, Dr. trying to keep cows historian and long-time Lake City Reporter Fountain knew from an Lakes followup from running in the city Columbia County resident. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Lessons from the past for Democrats The Lake City Reporter is published with pride he start of the new year, Those jobs could be tedious as well for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ and also of President as dangerous but brought regular ties by Community Newspapers Inc. Barack Obama’s second pay, and usually involved some We believe strong newspapers build strong term, is a good time to security. communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” pause for perspective After World War II, the big cities onT the sources of the current politi- Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and were challenged and then overcome profitable community‑oriented newspapers. cal constellation in our country. To by the rapidly expanding suburbs. This mission will be accomplished through the help understand the recent national Earlier rural-urban divisions faded. electoral success of Obama and the In 1960, suburbs for the first time teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Democratic Party, study Al Smith. integrity and hard work. had a plurality of the electorate. By Who? Arthur I. Cyr 1992, the suburbs held a majority. Alfred E. Smith was governor of Successful Democratic presidential Todd Wilson, Publisher New York State and the Democratic dominance in these areas. Samuel Editor nominees John F. Kennedy and Bill Robert Bridges, Party’s presidential nominee in 1928. Lubell, a brilliant journalist as well Clinton demonstrated strong appeal Jim Barr, Associate Editor He was also the first Roman Catholic as scholar, insightfully describes in the suburbs. Controller Sue Brannon, candidate to be chosen for national the phenomenon in his book “The In the 1950s, popular commentar- office by a major party. He was Future of American Politics,” pub- ies often casually referred to the Dink NeSmith, President buried in the enormous Republican lished in 1952. suburbs as Republican, but that was election landslide that carried Tom Wood, Chairman Not surprisingly in that different not actually true. They were more Herbert Hoover to the White House, time, a quarter-century before the Eisenhower suburbs — the incred- and reinforced that party’s strong modern South began developing, all ibly popular Republican Dwight grip on majorities in both houses of of the largest cities were in Northern LETTERS POLICY Congress. Eisenhower carried them as he did states. Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, the rest of the country. Suburban Hoover at the time was the most Miami and other centers of Southern residents, however, did not com- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ popular political figure in America. national political as well as economic pletely abandon the Democratic ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 He was a gifted engineer and highly influence had not yet emerged. sympathies of their parents and effective executive who got things words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters grandparents. done. Vast programs of humanitar- In the North, newly arriving immi- must be signed and include the writer’s name, address grants from Europe had suffered Every post-World War II president and telephone number for verification. Writers can ian relief for Europe in the wake of World War I, and for the Mississippi severely from intense ingrained except Eisenhower has run into seri- have two River valley in the wake of devastat- ethnic bigotry. The Irish in particular ous trouble during his second term. letters per month published. Letters and guest columns ing floods in 1927, were overseen experienced devastating discrimina- Re-elected presidents, and associ- are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that by this leader, who was also above tion by dominant groups. ates, should remember the adage of of the Lake City Reporter. reproach in personal ethics. Immigrants found relief through ancient Rome — “All glory is BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL However, in 1928 Smith won the Democratic Party local organiza- fleeting.” 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. twelve biggest cities — beginning tions, using resulting practical ■ Arthur I. Cyr is Clausen with New York and ending with Los leverage to gain desperately needed Distinguished Professor at Carthage BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. Angeles — with an overall plural- employment in the fire and police College. Email him at acyr@carthage. 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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected].

Jan. 13 West U.S. 90. There is no the Columbia County University of Florida Learn to increas plant stock Music concert Music concert charge. For more informa- Extension Office, 164 SW Master Gardeners are by cuttings, root division Southern rock band The Ball Brothers will tion, call (352) 692-5123. Mary Ethel Lane, to answer available every Wednesday and seeds. For more infor- Steel Bridge will perform perform a free concert at questions about lawns and from 1 to 4 p.m. at the mation, call Gayle Rogers at the Florida Gateway 6 p.m. at Wellborn Baptist Republican Women plants. Bring samples for Fort White Public Library at 758-2408. College Levy Performing Church. The church is on The Columbia Federated free diagnosis or solutions. on Route 47 to answer Arts Center, 149 SE College U.S. 90 West between Lake Republican Women will For more information, call questions about lawns and Place. The show will begin City and Live Oak at the meet at 7 p.m. at Beef 752-5384. plants. Bring samples for Jan. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are intersection of Lowe Lake O’Brady’s in the meeting free diagnosis or solutions. Medicare information $15. Steel Bridge is a Cross Road in Wellborn. A love room. Come at 6 p.m. to NARFE meeting For more information, call SHINE will present a City-based band that has offering for the group will eat before the meeting. The National Active and 752-5384. program about Medicare opened for Mel Tillis and be received. For more information, call Retired Federal Employees from 10 a.m. to noon at the Chris Young. For tickets Betty Ramey at (386) 935- will meet at 1 p.m. in the Soil testing Branford Public Library. or more information, visit Baseball tryouts 4111. LifeStyle Enrichment Columbia County Master For more information, call www.fgcentertainment. The Columbia Timber Center at 628 SE Allison Gardeners do free soil test- (800) 262-2243. com. Rattlers 8U travel machine Court. Guest speaker will ing each Wednesday morn- pitch baseball team will Jan. 15 ve Cody Gray, represent- ing at the Columbia County have tryouts at 2 p.m. at Pageant entries ing the Blue/Gray Army, Agricultural Extension the Southside Baseball Today is the deadline for to talk about the upcoming Office, 164 SW Mary Ethel Complex (blue fields). For contestants to enter the 2013 Olustee Festival. For more Lane. Drop off soil samples Shirts & Jackets details, call Jason Dumas at Olustee Festival Pageant. information, call Jim Purvis at the office during normal 965-8530 or Todd Gustavson The pageant is open to at 752-8570 or 292 9361. work hours; leave name at 365-2133. girls ages 3 months to 20 and a phone number, so years who live in or attend Art League meeting you can be called with the school in Baker, Columbia, The Art League of North results. For more informa- Tumblers Jan. 14 Gilcrist, Hamilton, Union Florida will meet at 6:30 tion, call Gayle Rogers at SCORE workshop and Suwannee counties. pm at First Presbyterian 758-2408. Sandals SCORE of Lake City will Age divisions are 3 to 12 Church on US 90 west. ...20-30% off hold a free entrepreneurs’ months, 13 to 23 months, 2 The community is invited. Disaster assistance interactive workshop from to 3 years, 4 to 6 years, 7 to There will be refresh- World Renew will be in 6 to 8 p.m. at Columbia 9 years, 10 to 12 years, 13 to ments, fellowship, a short Columbia and Suwannee Boots...Boots...Boots GALORE County Main Library, 15 years and 16 to 20 years. meeting and speaker. The counties will have walk-in 308 NW Columbia Ave.. Contestants may compete speaker this month is Don centers through today, from Wilson’s outfitters Participants will have an in beauty, sportswear, tal- Sloan, well known teacher 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., to 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 opportunity to meet other ent and photogenic catego- and artist, who will demon- assist households affected [email protected] entrepreneurs, get advice ries. The pageant awards strate the simplicity of tem- by Tropical Storm Debbie. and receive free educa- include educational schol- pera paint. Kailey Kiss will Suwannee County resi- tional materials from the arships, trophies, crowns assist, presenting a demon- dents can visit the walk-in federal Small Business and banners. Each pageant stration of art techniques center at Suwannee County Administration and other contestant will receive a for tempera. Sloan is an Emergency Management, sources. Participants also tiara. First-place winners art teacher at Lake City 617 Ontario Avenue SW, will be able to arrange will ride in the Olustee Middle School. He has a Suite 200, in Live Oak. one-on-one business coun- Festival parade. The pag- BEF in art education from Columbia County resi- White Springs seling with SCORE volun- eant will be held Jan. 26 the University of North dents can visit the walk-in teers. To reserve a seat, at the Columbia County Florida in Jacksonville. His center at Columbia County 2012 3rd & 4th Quarter Service Awards call (386) 752-2000 or email Schools Administrative hobbies include restoring Senior Services LifeStyle [email protected]. Complex. Applications may old cars and trucks, fishing Enrichment Center, 628 SE At PotashCorp-White Springs, we celebrate with our be obtained at the Columbia and painting swamps and Allison Court, in Lake City. employees who have reached significant milestones Budgeting workshop County Library, the Lake Florida wildlife. World Renew is sponsored of service. It is the experience, strong work ethic Columbia County City-Columbia County by the Suwannee County and leadership of these men and women that allow Extension will have a work- Chamber of Commerce, March of Dimes lunch Long Term Recovery us to excel in all that we strive to accomplish. Their shop, Budgeting Basics Emily Taber Library, The March of Dimes will Group and the Suwannee commitment to safely mining and manufacturing and Credit Repair,” from Suwannee Regional hold its March for Babies Valley Long Term Recovery products that supply plant nutrients to help feed 6:30 to 7:30 pm. The dead- Library, Hamilton County Kickoff luncheon at 11:30 Committee, convened by a hungry world ensures that we meet one of the line to register is Jan. 11. Library or by contacting a.m. at the CountryClub of United Way of Suwannee It is the first in a series Elaine Owens at (386) 965- Lake City, 717 NWFairway Valley. Call the Suwannee PotashCorp Goals of “No Harm to People or the of Living Well workshop 2787. Drive. Team captains County center at (386) Environment.” As General Manager, I know that to be held on the second accompanied by their 364-3405 or the Columbia our employees are our greatest resource. I would Monday of each month. Historical Society CEOs will receve March County center at (386) like to take this opportunity to thank these employees Cost is $10 per person for The Columbia County for Babies T-shirts. For 438-8621. for their dedication, strong work ethic and years of the year, $15 per couple Historical Society will meet more information, call service. or $3 a session. Workshop at 7 p.m. at the Columbia (386) 755-0507 or email Jan. 17 will be at the Columbia County Main Library, 308 kmccallister@ Sincerely, County Extension Office, NW Columbia Ave. The marchofdimes.com. Retired educators 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, topic will be the Heritage Columbia County at the Columbia County Park Village in Macclenny. Retired Educators will Terry L. Baker, General Manager Fairgrounds. To register The meeting is open to Jan. 16 meet at 1 p.m. at the School or for more information, the public. For more Board Adult Center, room Festival planning Employee Name Yrs Job Title contact Jenny Jump at information, contact Sean The Blue-Grey Army will 120. For more information, Maintenance Planner Vernon M. Parsons 40 (386)752-5384. McMahon at 754-4293. meet at 5:30 p.m. to plan please contact Will Brown Scheduler the Olustee Battle Festival. at 752-2431. Manager, Materials Rudy D. Nyssen 30 Grief support group Plant clinic The meeting will be at Management Haven Hospice will have a University of Florida the school district central Propagation class Willard Cribbs, Jr. 25 Area Foreman grief support meeting each Master Gardeners are building, room 153, 409 SW Columbia County Master Bruce D. Ford 25 Utility Operator Monday for six weeks at 11 available every Tuesday, St. Johns St. Gardeners will give a class Darryl L. Franklin 25 Chief Operator James C. Hughes 25 Heavy Equipment Operator a.m. at Haven Suwannee Wednesday and Thursday on propagation at 5:45 p.m. Bernard K. 25 Utility Operator Valley Care Center, 6037 from 9 a.m. to noon at Plant clinic at the Fort White Library. McCullers William D. Newell 25 Comb A/C Man Elec Tech III Jamie L. Bowen 10 Shift Foreman Production Jonathan H. Carver 10 Comb/Elect Inst Man Tech III OBITUARIES Allen V. Corbin 10 Comb/Elect Inst Man Tech III John A. Creech, Jr. 10 Mechanic First Class Randy Wilford Johns Also surviving is her uncle Jack Goodwin (Kay) Portsmouth,VA. Alfred A. Deas 10 Radio Tech/Ins/Man/Tech III Randy Wilford Johns, 56, of Lake Cremation arrangements are Monroe N. 10 Chief Operator City, passed away peacefully at under the direction of Dunaway the Suwannee Haven Hospice in Dees-Parrish Family Phillip D. Franklin 10 Heavy Equipment Operator Funeral Home in Lake Lake City. He was born and a life Jackie C. Gaylard 10 Supervisor, Accounts Payable long residence of Lake City. He City, Fl. a memorial service was the son of the late Wilford S. will be held at a later date.458 Mona D. Gillen 10 Sr. Maintenance Assistant Johns and Shirley Vaughn Johns. South Marion Avenue Lake William G. Godwin 10 General Foreman Maintenance Planner He was a salesman for Miller- City, FL; 32025. 1(386) 752- Clayton J. Goolsby 10 Bearing Co., Inc., in Gainesville. 1234. Please sign guess book at Scheduler He was survived by his lov- www.parrishfami - Nathan A. Griffin 10 Computer Network Specialist ing wife: Sandra Gale Statham lyfuneralhome.com. Jerald C. Harrell, Jr. 10 Dragline Operator Johns. Sister Marlilyn (Tommy) Samuel E. Hawkins 10 Tank Farm Operator Brock of Palatka, 6 Brothers: Robert Lee Wilsey Zemillar Laura 10 Flotation Operator Kirby (Diane) Johns of Lake Hayes City; Gary Johns; Boogie Johns Robert Lee Wilsey, “Colonel all of LaCrosse and David Bob” passed away 12-23-2012. Darrin C. Howard 10 Mobile Mechanic First Class Johns of Lake City, and Ron- Born in Live Oak, FL on June 1 6 , 1 9 2 9 . nie Johns (Jessica) of Labelle. Keith L. Howell 10 B Operator Funeral services will be held Raised in Comb/Elect Inst Man Tech Saturday afternoon at 2:30 P.M. Jacksonville, Bennie J. Morris 10 in the Archer Memorial Chapel FL, graduated III from Andrew in Lake Butler, with Rev. Bill William J. Moseley 10 Utility Operator Peeler officiating. Burial will Jackson High follow in Mt. Zion Cemetery, School. After Thomas E. Musgrove 10 Chief Operator under the care of Archer a t t e n d i n g Evan C. Nichols 10 Utility Operator Funeral Home. The fam- Bradley Uni- versity College Elton D. Peacock, Jr. 10 Area Foreman ily will receive friends at the John M. Peeler, Jr. 10 Tank Farm Operator funeral home from 6 to 8 P.M., of Horology in Friday evening. 386-496-2008 Peoria, IL, he Larry L. Robinson 10 Nurse/ Paramedic pursued a career Paula Ann Magee as a watchmaker Robert N. Skinner 10 Mechanic First Class and jeweler for the next 57 years. Anthony L. Smith 10 Combination Repairman Mrs. Paula Ann Magee 66, died He is survived by his sister: Michael L. Smith 10 Utility Operator Wednesday January 9, 2013 at Janet Roberts of St. Petersburg, Anthony D. Staley 10 Chief Operator the Select Specialty Hospital in FL.; his 3 children: Stephen, Comb/Elect Inst Man Tech Phillip, Cynthia; and stepdaugh- David L. Swilley 10 Gainesville, FL after an extended III illness. She was the daughter of ter Robin; nieces: Laura Rob- the late Leon and Jewell Good- erts Carroll and Mary Roberts Brian R. Townsend 10 Large Dragline Oiler Heavy Equipment win Murray. She had made Lake Bowers, as well as and George P. Townsend 10 City her home for the past forty- many grandchildren and Operator three years after moving here great- grandchildren. Kenneth Tutt 10 Maint Planner Scheduler from Safety Harbor, FL; she was He was a Veteran, having served Programs starting as low as Craig R. White 10 Mechanic First Class a member of Pine Grove Baptist in the Army as Sergeant for two 4 weeks for Timothy Wiggins, Jr. 10 B Operator Church. She was a care taker years in Korea. He was greatly Clifford Y. Bean 5 Utility Operator for the children of Guardian Ad loved and will be missed by Litem for fifteen years. She also many, his family, his church Richard C. Eatmon 5 Combination Repairman enjoyed being and playing with family, and his Lake City family. Medically Supervised Programs her grandchildren and making A memorial service was held Jesse Griffin 5 Combination Repairman and collecting porcelain dolls. at the VA Chapel on Dec. 27, Amber R. Grinstead 5 Buyer/Coordinator Mrs. Magee is survived by her 2012, Pastor Robert Johnson Lisa A. Hook 5 QA Tech B husband of forty-three years presiding.” Arrangements were George Magee, Lake City, FL; by A Design Cremation. Justin P. Hughes 5 C Operator one son Leon Magee, Lake City, Kenneth C. 5 Utility Operator FL; and one daughter Paulette Obituaries are paid advertise- Hutcherson Linder (Richard) Clearwater, FL; ments. For details, call the Lake Lake City/352-374-4534 Heavy Equipment two grandchildren Dalton Wayne Ethan W. Kirby 5 City Reporter’s classified depart- 426 S.W. Commerce Dr., Suite 130 Operator Magee and Rebecca Lynn Magee. ment at 752-1293. 6A

6A LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Phish Heads donates $3,600 to Relay

From staff reports are battling this disease or have in the past and we Columbia County Relay want them to know we are For Life organizers received always here for them,” Toni an unexpected financial Crenshaw said. boost Thursday night when During October, Breast Phish Heads Restaurant Cancer Awareness Month, owners Toni, Philip and Phish Head’s has a private James Crenshaw donated room where a female cus- $3,600 to the local cancer tomers can create a piece awareness program. of art in honor of breast Several of the restaurant’s cancer awareness month. customers came out to the “It is so fun to see how check presentation, along creative our customers with members from the care,” Toni Crenshaw said. Lake City-Columbia County More than a hundred tap- Chamber of Commerce, to estries were made and then watch as the donation was auctioned off in November. made. In 2011 this fundraiser Kim Nicholson, Columbia raised around $1,000, and it County Relay For Life volun- 2012 it raised $3,600. teer, said the funds donated “The success of the event by the Phish Heads res- was helping to bring aware- taurant owners were from ness to our community and one fundraiser they hold by donating the funds raised annually in support of fam- to the American Cancer ily and friends that have Society, knowing our future had cancer who touch their may have a cure for cancer lives personally. in it,” Nicholson said. “Save the TaTa’s is a proj- If you would like to get ect they have been doing more information on the for years as a very close Relay for Life please con- friend of theirs lost her bat- tact Kim Nicholson (local tle to breast cancer and this volunteer chair) at (386) is one way to remember 288-2871 or krnicholson1@ COURTESY and honor her,” Nicholson yahoo.com. The Relay For Phish Head’s restaurant owners recently donated $3,600 to the Columbia County Relay for Life event. Attending the donation said. Life event will take place 6 ceremony were: Toni Crenshaw (front row from left), Phillip Crenshaw, Kim Nicholson and Lindsey Greenockle; and back row “We have so many of our p.m. April 26 at Columbia (from left) James Crenshaw, Kathy Williams-Gidden, Tony Gidden, Stephanie Roberts, Tony Roberts and Dennille Decker. friends and customers that High School. Florida to spend $60M FLU: Worst may be over here, official says from banks settlement Continued From Page 1A Associated Press received directly under TALLAHASSEE — Some the settlement. This is “As a public health reminder, of Florida’s share of a money going directly to if you haven’t already had a flu national $25 billion set- state government and is shot, we recommend that you Key things to know tlement with five of the separate from an estimat- get one.” nation’s largest mortgage ed $8 billion also expected lenders is finally going to to go to help homeown- — Mark Lander, this flu season start being spent. ers and borrowers in the But it’s unclear how imme- state. health department administrator, By MIKE STOBBE months or older. diate and how wide of an Under a deal worked out Columbia and Hamilton counties AP Medical Writer THE DEFENSE: Besides effect the money will have between Attorney General getting a flu shot, wash hands in one of the states hard- Pam Bondi and legislative spokeswoman Ritter Hoy. NEW YORK — Some key things with soap and warm water, and est hit by the foreclosure leaders, the $60 million Mark Lander, administrator for the to know about the flu season: avoid touching your eyes, nose crisis and the recession. will be used to help first- health departments in Columbia and THE SITUATION: The annual and mouth. Keep away from sick A legislative panel next time homebuyers and Hamilton counties, said the Centers flu season hit about a month early people. week is expected to sign to provide counseling for Disease Control and Prevention this year, and illness is now wide- THE TREATMENT: Most off on spending $60 mil- to homeowners who are say this years vaccine is a good match spread in 47 states. Many cases people will get a mild case and can lion — or the first portion dealing with foreclosure for this years flu, which means that it are caused by a flu strain that help themselves and protect oth- of $334 million Florida and default. is more likely to provide protection to tends to make people sicker. But ers by staying home and resting. people that have been vaccinated. so far experts say it’s too early But people with severe symptoms “We’re in the middle of the sea- to know whether this will end up should see a doctor. They may son,” Lander said. “We’re not near being a bad season. Maybe not: be given antiviral drugs or other NAACP: President ousted the end.” There are signs the flu may have medications to ease symptoms. Columbia and Hamilton counties already peaked in a few states, COLD OR FLU?: Influenza is Continued From Page 1A saw a spike in the number of cases though it’s too early to tell for not the only bug making people starting in December, but the health sure, health officials say. sick. The cold virus and a nasty Presley was elected in mid-December following a departments have seen fewer cases THE VACCINE: This season’s stomach virus are also going public dispute with Debra White, her opponent in the lately, Lander said. vaccine is well matched to the around. It can sometimes be hard race. “We’re still having activity, but see- circulating strains, and there’s to tell the difference, but cold Presley filed a police report alleging White approached ing less cases,” Lander said. “The flu still some available. It is 62 per- symptoms include stuffy or runny Presley and her husband in an aggressive manner in is still here.” cent effective, according to gov- nose, sore throat and sneezing. her car in a parking lot after an NAACP meeting Nov. While the flu vaccine doesn’t nec- ernment study results released Flu usually involves fever, along 19. essarily mean full protection, Lander Friday, which is pretty good for with chills, headache and mod- Presley told police the incident put her in fear of her said its still provides a degree of a flu vaccine. Health officials are erate-to-severe body aches and life and later sought a restraining order against White. protection. urging people to get vaccinated; tiredness. Symptoms can come on According to a Lake City Police Department incident “As a public health reminder, if it’s recommended for everyone 6 rapidly, within three to six hours. report, Presley said White was upset at the thought of you haven’t already had a flu shot, Presley becoming NAACP president. we recommend that you get one,” White, who was represented by an attorney supplied he said. “Getting the flu shot is one by the NAACP, clamied Presley sought the restraining of the best ways to prevent getting get a flu vaccine when flu season at the Lake City Mall with his wife order to keep her from attending official NAACP func- the virus.” comes around, which she did early Jennifer. He said he was vaccinated tions, including the election of officers. The restraining Flu was widespread in 47 states in December. recently but has a cold now. order was denied. last week, up from 41 the week Recent flu reports included holi- “I just got the flu shot last saturday The Nov 19 meeting had been scheduled to vote on before, the CDC said Friday. The day weeks when some doctor’s offic- and come down with (a cold) satur- a new president, but was delayed by order of national only states without widespread flu es were closed, so it will probably day,” he said. NAACP officials after reports surfaced that pre-elec- were California, Mississippi and take a couple more weeks to get a He said whatever he has, it’s not tion procedures had not been followed. Hawaii. better picture, CDC officials said nearly as bad as the flu. He said he The election was rescheduled for Dec. 15. Presley The number of hard-hit states fell Friday. Experts say so far say the doesn’t feel bad and isn’t vomiting won, 16 votes to 13. to 24 from 29, where larger num- season looks moderate. but he’s congested. bers of people were treated for flu- “Only time will tell how moderate Flu vaccinations are recommend- like illness. Now off that list: South or severe this flu season will be,” ed for everyone 6 months or older. Carolina, Florida and Arkansas in CDC Director Thomas Frieden said Since the swine flu epidemic in 2009, BURGLARY: Two charged the South, the first region hit this flu Friday. vaccination rates have increased season. The government doesn’t keep a in the U.S., but more than half of Continued From Page 1A Angela Land, of Lake City, caught running tally of adult deaths from Americans haven’t gotten this year’s the flu last June and had was so sick the flu, but estimates that it kills vaccine. Sheriff’s deputies imme- be returned to the owner. she had to go to the hospital. about 24,000 people in an average Nearly 130 million doses of flu vac- diately began searching “Additional arrests are “It just came on all of a sudden,” year. Nationally, 20 children have cine were distributed this year. for the vehicle. expected as this investiga- she said. died from the flu this season. Derek Gilliam contributed to this Sgt. Pete Spurlock saw tion moves forward,” said Her doctor told her that she should John Karnes, of Wellborn, was story. a vehicle that matched Sgt. Ed Seifert, Columbia the description parked on County Sheriff’s Office Southeast Lomond Street. public information officer. Spurlock and detective “The quick apprehen- Martin Lee attempted to sion of these burglary sus- CAMPUS USA: New location planned speak with the vehicle’s pects would not have been occupants when one of the possible without the assis- Continued From Page 1A suspects fled on foot. tance of the citizen whom After a brief foot chase, was concerned enough financial institution offering best-of- “We hope to begin construction in are specifically excited about offer- deputies were able to take to call law enforcement,” market rates on auto loans, mort- the first half of 2013,” he said. ing drive-through capabilities in this the suspect, a 15-year-old Seifert said in a prepared gages, credit cards, savings and CDs. Campus will build its prototypical market.” male, into custody. statement. “Anyone that Campus USA has 14 service centers full service branch office at the new Benton said Campus officials have Deputies discovered observes suspicious activ- in North Central Florida far north site. The office will be approximately been working on plans for a new loca- some of the stolen proper- ity in their community as Tallahassee and locations as far 4,500 sq. ft. with a 24-hour ATM, tion in Columbia County for a couple ty in the suspect’s vehicle is urged to contact law south as Summerfield. Campus USA drive-through and ample parking. of years. and on his person, accord- enforcement. Citizens may is headquartered near Newberry. “The Lake City and Columbia “The biggest enhancement (of the ing to reports. also report criminal activ- The company was chartered in 1935 County community has embraced the new location) will be the addition of A subsequent investiga- ity and/or tips to Crime and has been in business for more financial services offered by Campus drive-through lanes,” Benton said. tion led to the arrest of Stoppers of Columbia than 75 years. USA Credit Union,” Benton said. “Also, this site will offer more visibil- another suspect, a 17-year- County at 754-7099. Benton said the new Campus “Campus is committed to serving ity and easier access.” old male. Callers to Crime Stoppers USA credit union will be located on the financial needs of the residents of Campus USA Credit Union opened Both juveniles were will always remain anony- U.S. Highway 90, on the south side Columbia County and wants to show in Lake City in July 2002. That branch, arrested and taken to jail, mous and may be eligible between Sandlin Way and Sisters that commitment by investing in a at 183 SW Bascom Norris Drive, will reports said. The recov- for a cash reward of up to Welcome Road. new full service branch location. We be closed when the new one opens. ered stolen property will $1,000.” 7A

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NATION SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 7a Sandy relief package loaded with money for past disasters Some lawmakers hope to delay bill to cut pork.

By ANDREW MIGA ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press Truck for export sit at a port in Yokohama, Japan. WASHINGTON — Conservatives and watch- dog groups are mounting US trade deficit a “not-so-fast” campaign against a $50.7 billion Superstorm Sandy aid grows to $48.7B package that Northeastern governors and lawmakers hope to push through the By MARTIN CRUTSINGER gains in shipments of cell House this coming week. AP Economics Writer phones, including Apple’s Their complaint is that new iPhone. lots of the money that WASHINGTON — The Exports increased only lawmakers are consider- U.S. trade deficit expanded 1 percent. And exports to ing will actually go toward ASSOCIATED PRESS in November to its widest Europe fell 1.3 percent, fur- recovery efforts for past An ‘unsafe for human occupancy sticker’ is attached to a home severely damaged by point in seven months, driv- ther evidence of the pro- disasters and other proj- Superstorm Sandy in Bay Head, N.J. Conservatives and watchdog groups are mount- en by a surge in imports longed debt crisis that has ects unrelated to the late- ing a ‘not-so-fast’ campaign against a $50.7 billion Superstorm Sandy aid package that that outpaced only modest gripped the region. October storm. Northeastern governors and lawmakers hope to push through the House this week. growth in exports. Paul Ashworth, chief A Senate-passed ver- The Commerce U.S. economist at Capital sion from the end of the measures. He’s respond- bill,” Ellis said. critics blame for slowing Department report Friday Economics, predicts trade last Congress included ing both to conservatives State and local govern- down recovery efforts. suggests trade will drag trimmed growth by about $150 million for what the who are opposed to more ments like block grants That bill would let FEMA on economic growth in the 0.5 percentage point in the Commerce Department deficit spending, and to because they provide make limited repairs October-December quar- final three months of the described as fisher- Govs. Andrew Cuomo, D- more flexibility in how instead of lease payments ter. A wider trade gap slows year. ies disasters in Alaska, N.Y., and Chris Christie, the money is spent. The to provide housing that growth because it means He expects fourth-quar- Mississippi and the R-N.J., who are irate that money can go toward a might be less expensive Americans spent more on ter growth to be no more Northeast, and $50 million the House hasn’t acted variety of needs, including than traditional agency foreign products while U.S. than an annual rate of 1.5 in subsidies for replanting sooner. hospitals, utilities, roads, trailers. businesses earned less in percent. That would be trees on private land dam- Critics are taking the small businesses and rent A $60.4 billion storm overseas sales. nearly half the 3.1 percent aged by wildfires. sharpest aim at $12.1 bil- subsidies. aid package passed by Still, the report showed rate reported for the July- The objections have led lion in the amendment for The Northeast law- the Senate in December consumers have maintained September quarter, which senior House Republicans Department of Housing makers’ $33.7 billion included $188 million for an appetite for spending. was helped by healthy to assemble their own $17 and Urban Development amendment also includes an Amtrak expansion proj- They kept buying iPhones growth in exports. billion proposal, that when emergency block grants. more than $135 mil- ect with an indirect link to and other imported goods Martin Schwerdtfeger, combined with already Any state struck by a lion to help the National Sandy: Officials say that in November, despite high senior economist at TD approved money for flood federally declared major Oceanic and Atmospheric new, long-planned tunnels unemployment and low Bank, also expects the insurance claims, is less disaster in 2011, 2012 or Administration improve from New Jersey to Penn wage growth. trade deficit to subtract than half what President this year would qualify weather forecasting. Station in Manhattan “A strong rebound in from October-December Barack Obama sought for the grants, and that’s “A lot of the money would be better protected imports is not necessarily growth. and the Senate passed in just about all the states, goes to government agen- against future flooding. all bad for the U.S. econo- But he said the flood of December said Stephen Ellis, vice cies to rebuild rather than The Club for Growth, a my because it indicates that imports could be signaling That $17 billion pack- president of Taxpayers for helping people actually conservative group, com- consumers are spending. It stronger consumer spend- age will be brought to Common Sense, a bud- afflicted by Sandy,” Ellis plained the Senate bill was shows the private sector ing and business invest- the floor by the House get watchdog group. Only said. overpriced, full of pork is not dead,” said Gregory ment. Appropriations Committee, South Carolina, Arizona Before getting to the aid and would swell the fed- Daco, senior economist at “The higher imports and Northeast lawmakers and Michigan would not measures, the House on eral deficit because other HIS Global Insight. could mean that domestic will have a chance to add qualify, he said. Monday planned to con- government programs The trade gap widened consumption is improv- $33.7 billion more. “That’s not a bad chunk sider legislation intended weren’t being cut to cover 15.8 percent to $48.7 billion ing. That would override House Speaker John of change, particularly if to streamline Federal the costs of the legislation. in November from October, some of the drag from a Boehner intends to let you are trying to get other Emergency Management That bill expired with the the report noted. Imports higher trade deficit,” the House vote on both lawmakers to vote for the Agency regulations that old Congress on Jan. 3. grew 3.8 percent, led by Schwerdtfeger said.

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Sunday, January 13, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES Tigers play to Monday n Columbia High boys soccer at Hamilton County High, 5 p.m. 1-1 tie against Tuesday n Fort White High girls basketball vs. Santa Fe Wolfson High High, 6 p.m. n Fort White High girls soccer vs. host Santa Sessions’ second of the first half and trailed Fe High in District 5-2A the Wolfpack going into the tournament, 7 p.m. half goal helps half before Dylan Sessions n Columbia High boys CHS tie Wolfpack. scored a goal with 24:15 soccer vs. Taylor County left in the game to help High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) By BRANDON FINLEY Columbia earn a 1-1 tie. n Fort White High boys [email protected] Sessions had a breakaway soccer at Palatka High, goal off a ball played by 7 p.m. JACKSONVILLE — Cody Beadles and scored n Columbia High boys It was a rough start for from the left side of the field basketball vs. Wolfson Columbia High, but a bril- on a 22-yard kick to tie the High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) liant finish as the Tigers game. n Fort White High boys came back to earn a tie Columbia had chances basketball at Bradford against Wolfson High in dis- late and two corner kicks in High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter trict play on Friday. the final 10 minutes of the Thursday Columbia High’s Cody Beadles attempts a free kick against Wolfson High in the first half last The Tigers fell behind continued on 5B n Fort White High boys night. 1-0 at the 12 minute mark CHS soccer vs. Gainesville High, 6 p.m. n Columbia High football banquet, 6:30 p.m. n Columbia High girls basketball at Santa Fe High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) n Fort White High basketball vs. Union County High, 7:30 p.m. (girls-6) Major plans Friday n Columbia High wrestling at Brandon High meet, TBA n Fort White High girls Kirkman looks basketball at Williston High, 6 p.m. for increased role n Columbia High basketball vs. St. Augustine High, with Rangers 7:30 p.m. (girls-6) n Fort White High boys basketball at Newberry By TIM KIRBY the players and will see a High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) [email protected] few of them at the Winter Columbia High boys Caravan in Arlington next n he Texas soccer vs. Vanguard week.” Rangers seem High, 8 p.m. (JV-6) Kirkman said the Saturday to be in turmoil, Winter Caravan is mostly but Michael Columbia High for pitchers and his early n Kirkman is wrestling at Brandon High spring training date is the Ttaking his usual approach meet, TBA start-up for pitchers and to earning a spot on the Columbia High boys catchers. n pitching staff. basketball vs. Suwannee Kirkman appeared in The 2005 Columbia High, 7:30 p.m. (JV-6) 28 games in relief for the High graduate is entering Rangers in 2012. He was his ninth season with 1-2 with a 3.82 ERA, 17 BRIEFS the Texas organization. walks and 38 strikeouts in Kirkman has been with 35 1/3 innings. the club for parts of the CHS TENNIS During last year at last three seasons. He Round Rock (Texas), the Lady Tiger has two American League Rangers’ Triple A farm tryouts Monday championship rings and club, Kirkman pitched 48 pitched in the 2010 World innings with 31 walks and Columbia High’s girls Series. 48 strikeouts and had a tennis has tryouts at Between hosting a 5.25 ERA. He had a 5-1 3:30 p.m. Monday at the pair of pitching camps record and started eight CHS tennis courts. All for youngsters last week, games. interested girls must Kirkman talked of the In the minors at Triple have completed prospects for himself and A Oklahoma City in 2010, paperwork with them in the Rangers. Kirkman was Pacific Coast order to try out. “I will be leaving for League Pitcher of the Year For details, call coach spring training on Feb. 6,” and a mid- and post-season Tabatha McMahon at Kirkman said. “I talk here JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 755-8103. and there with some of KIRKMAN continued on 5B Lake City native Michael Kirkman has major plans with the Texas Rangers.

PREP SPORTS Deadline for non-traditionals Lady Tigers pick up Non-traditional students (home-school, charter schools, FHSAA non-member private back-to-back wins schools, special schools, Florida virtual schools) Fort White 10 points as the only other Fort White brought on must declare their High basketball Columbia player in double the running clock against intention to try out for figures. the Rams and coach Isiah public school sports. stays undefeated. Marnae Gaskins finished Phillips took out his start- with seven points in the ers with 2:00 remaining in The deadlines to declare From staff reports for baseball and Classes contest. the third quarter. 3A-4A track and field is The Lady Tigers “Against Interlachen was Monday. Students must Columbia High picked up improved to 6-8 with the the best shooting exhibition register at the school in its second win in as many victory and are now 1-3 in I have see us do,” Phillips the zone where they live. nights as the Lady Tigers district play. said. “We hit nine 3-point- For details, call John defeated Stanton Prep on Columbia returns to ers in the first quarter. We Wilson at (352) 317-5865. senior night, 44-34. action at Santa Fe High at probably didn’t miss on our It was senior night for the 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. first 12-14 shots. Five differ- FLAG FOOTBALL Lady Tigers and the start- ent players made 3s. It was ing lineup consisted of all Fort White basketball deadly shooting.” Christ Central seniors in the 10-point win. Melton Sanders paced registration “It was senior night, but Fort White High’s boys the Indians with 25 points. we had a total team effort,” basketball team is perched Jalen Wyche scored 19 and Registration for Christ Columbia High head coach atop the District 5-4A stand- Trey Phillips also hit double Central Sports flag David Tompkins said. “All ing and pummeling anyone figures with 13. football for ages 5-12 the seniors were able to trying to take its place. Other scorers were Paul continues through start and we picked up our The Indians crushed Perry, 9, Chris Cottrell, 8, Friday. Cost is $45. first district win.” Interlachen High, 92-57, Michael Mulberry, 8, Joe For details, call Ronny Justice Campbell led the on Thursday and Keystone Powers, 5, Dre Brown, 3, at 365-2128. way for the Lady Tigers Heights High, 64-27, on and Kaleel Jackson, 2. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter with 18 points in the con- Tuesday with both games Columbia High’s Justice Campbell (1) is fouled by Lafayette continued on 5B n From staff reports test. Aikiria Richburg had on the road. PREP High’s Kaley Koon (3) as she attempts a lay-up on Thursday. 2BSPORTS

2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD Vettel to be special Conference Championships AP Top 25 schedule TELEVISION Sunday, Jan. 20 AFC, TBA (CBS); NFC, TBA (FOX) Today’s Game guest at Columbia Pro Bowl TV sports No. 2 Michigan at No. 15 Ohio State, Sunday, Jan. 27 1:30 p.m. At Honolulu Today No. 22 Michigan State vs. Nebraska, AFC vs. NFC, 7 p.m. (NBC) GOLF 6 p.m. High football banquet Super Bowl 9 a.m. No. 23 Wichita State at Evansville, Sunday, Feb. 3 TGC — European PGA Tour, Volvo 4:35 p.m. Champions, final round, at Durban, South At New Orleans From staff reports games in the mid-1970s. He Gainesville, creating the AFC champion vs. NFC champion, Africa (same-day tape) then attended Florida and market’s first daily show in 7 p.m. 6 p.m. (CBS) TENNIS TGC — PGA Tour, Sony Open, final Columbia High’s was named sports director the fall of 1989. round, at Honolulu Hall of Fame finalists Australian Open seeds Quarterback Club is host- for WRUF-AM & FM that Currently Vettel is the MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ing its annual Football spring. host of the popular after- 1:30 p.m. (x-first-year eligible; y-senior At Melbourne Park Banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Since then, Vettel has noon drive show on ESPN CBS — Michigan at Ohio St. nominee) Melbourne, Australia NFL FOOTBALL Thursday. called seven SEC football Radio 850/900 weekdays x-Larry Allen, G-T, Dallas and San (Today-Jan. 27) 1 p.m. The banquet will kick title games, three national from 4-6 p.m. He also Francisco Men FOX — NFC Divisional Playoff, Seattle Jerome Bettis, RB, L.A./St. Louis Rams 1. Novak Djokovic, Serbia off in the cafeteria with a championship games and serves as a play-by-play at Atlanta and Pittsburgh 2. Roger Federer, Switzerland meal and this year’s high- had a front-row seat for announcer for FoxSports 4:30 p.m. Tim Brown, WR, L.A/Oakland Raiders 3. Andy Murray, Britain lights and conclude with each of the Gators’ back- Florida, Sun Sports and CBS — AFC Divisional Playoff, and Tampa Bay 4. David Ferrer, Spain Houston at New England awards presentations in to-back basketball titles in Cox Sports Television on Cris Carter, WR, Philadelphia, 5. Tomas Berdych, Czech Republic TENNIS the CHS auditorium. Our 2007 and 2008. telecasts for a number of Minnesota and Miami 6. Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina 6:30 p.m. y-Curley Culp, DT, Kansas City, 7. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, France key-note speaker will be Vettel, who will be among Gator sports including ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, Houston Oilers, Detroit 8. Janko Tipsarevic, Serbia Larry Vettel, the voice of the featured speakers at the men’s football, basketball, at Melbourne, Australia Edward DeBartolo, Jr. owner, San 9. Richard Gasquet, France 3 a.m. the Gators and host of the Kiwanis Club of Stuart’s volleyball, softball, swim- Francisco 10. Nicolas Almagro, Spain ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, Larry Vettel show on ESPN sixth annual College ming and gymnastics. He Kevin Greene, LB-DE, L.A. Rams, 11. Juan Monaco, Argentina at Melbourne, Australia Pittsburgh, Carolina and San Francisco 12. Marin Cilic, Croatia 850/900. Football Preview on July has done play-by-play for WOMEN’S COLLEGE Charles Haley, LB-DE, San Francisco 13. Milos Raonic, Canada Tickets for the event will 27 at the Lyric Theater in seven SEC football champi- BASKETBALL and Dallas 14. Gilles Simon, France be $12 in advance and $15 Stuart, spoke with Scripps onship games. 12:30 p.m. Art Modell, owner, Cleveland Browns/ 15. Stanislas Wawrinka, Switzerland FSN — Oklahoma St. at Texas at the door. Advance tick- Treasure Coast Newspapers In addition, he is seen Baltimore Ravens 16. Kei Nishikori, Japan 2 p.m. ets are available at Hunter about his career, Gators on Gatorzone, a television x-Jonathan Ogden, OT, Baltimore 17. Philipp Kohlschreiber, Germany ESPN2 — Nebraska at Penn St. Ravens 18. Alexandr Dolgopolov, Ukraine Printing in Lake City. coach Will Muschamp and show featuring Gator ath- 2:30 p.m. Bill Parcells, coach, N.Y. Giants, New 19. Tommy Haas, Germany Larry Vettel has just Florida’s quarterback com- letics and as a reporter/ FSN — Baylor at Kansas England, N.Y. Jets, Dallas 20. Sam Querrey, United States 4 p.m. about seen it all when it petition. interviewer for FoxSports Andre Reed, WR, Buffalo and 21. Andreas Seppi, Italy ESPN2 — California at Stanford comes to University of Vettel has been heard on Florida and Sun Sports. Washington 22. Fernando Verdasco, Spain 4:30 p.m. y-Dave Robinson, LB, Green Bay and 23. Mikhail Youzhny, Russia Florida sports. the airwaves in Gainesville Vettel is also a writer for FSN — Southern Miss. at Memphis Washington 24. Jerzy Janowicz, Poland The 54-year-old Martin and throughout Florida for Fightin’ Gators magazine. ——— x-Warren Sapp, DT, Tampa Bay and 25. Florian Mayer, Germany County High School gradu- more than 30 years, broad- Vettel’s earlier career Monday Oakland 26. Jurgen Melzer, Austria AUTO RACING ate has broadcast Florida casting every Gator sports highlights include Will Shields, G, Kansas City 27. Martin Klizan, Slovakia 2:30 a.m. athletics both on the radio team on both radio and tele- serving as television x-Michael Strahan, DE, N.Y. Giants 28. Marcos Baghdatis, Cyprus NBCSN — Dakar Rally, stage 9, San Aeneas Williams, DB, Phoenix/Arizona 29. Thomaz Bellucci, Brazil and television for more vision and voicing his opin- play-by-play and color com- Miguel de Tucuman to Cordoba, Argentina Cardinals and St. Louis Rams 30. Marcel Granollers, Spain than 30 years. ions on sports and a vari- mentator for the FHSAA (delayed tape) 31. Radek Stepanek, Czech Republic MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vettel got his start in ety of other topics on daily football and basketball 32. Julien Benneteau, France 7 p.m. College all-star games radio by keeping statistics and weekly talk shows. He championships for many Women ESPN — Louisville at UConn 1. Victoria Azarenka, Belarus at Martin County football pioneered sports talk in years. 9 p.m. Saturday 2. Maria Sharapova, Russia ESPN — Baylor at Kansas RAYCOM College Football 3. Serena Williams, United States TENNIS All-Star Classic 4. Agnieszka Radwanska, Poland 2 p.m. At Montgomery, Ala. BOWLING 5. Angelique Kerber, Germany ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, Stars vs. Stripes, 3 p.m. (CBSSN) 6. Li Na, China at Melbourne, Australia (same-day tape) East-West Shrine Classic 7. Sara Errani, Italy WATERGUARD LEAGUE 3. 2 Plus 2. 9 p.m. At St. Petersburg 8. Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic League results ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, East vs. West, 4 p.m. (NFLN) Team high handicap game: 1. We Team high handicap game: 9. Sam Stosur, Australia at Melbourne, Australia Lake City Bowl league play: Don’t Care 907; 2. Dominators 843; 1. Gamblers 862; 2. (tie) Wild Things, 10. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark 3 a.m. SEXY SENIORS 3. All In 836. Stripers 837. 11. Marion Bartoli, France ESPN2 — Australian Open, first round, BASKETBALL Team standings: 1. Farmers Team high handicap series: 1. 10 Team high handicap series: 12. Nadia Petrova, Russia at Melbourne, Australia (97-63); 2. Jo’s Crew (95-65, 47,002 In The Pitt 2,626; 2. All In The Family 1. Quirky Quads 2,478; 2. 2 Girls & 2 13. Ana Ivanovic, Serbia NBA schedule pins); 3. Perky Pals (95-65, 46,394 2,474; 3. Wolf Pack 2,466. Guys 2,440; 3. Jo’s Crew 2,366. 14. Maria Kirilenko, Russia pins). High scratch game: 1. Lorrie High scratch game: 1. Amy 15. Dominika Cibulkova, Slovakia FOOTBALL Today’s Games Team high handicap game: 1. Jo’s Geiger 241; 2. Mary Lobaugh 194; Musselwhite 172; 2. Elaine Nemeth 16. Roberta Vinci, Italy New Orleans at New York, 12 p.m. Crew 848; 2. Farmers 809. 3. Mary Lobaugh 192. 1. Jim Lobaugh 167; 3. Joanne Denton 160. 1. Wayne 17. Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic Milwaukee at Toronto, 1 p.m. Team high handicap series: 244; 2. James Price 233; 3. Bill Dolly Johns 198; 2. (tie) Earl Hayward, Bill NFL postseason 18. Julia Goerges, Germany Indiana at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. 1. Keglers 2,512; 2. Pin Busters 2,442; 221. Price 184; 4. Tom Young 179. 19. Ekaterina Makarova, Russia Minnesota at San Antonio, 7 p.m. 3. Pin Droppers 2,307. High scratch series: 1. Lorrie High scratch series: 1. Debi Evert Wild-card Playoffs 20. Yanina Wickmayer, Belgium Golden State at Denver, 8 p.m. High scratch game: 1. Betty Geiger 600; 2. Mary Lobaugh 576; 475; 2. DeDe Young 470; 3. Betty Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 21. Varvara Lepchenko, United States Oklahoma City at Portland, 9 p.m. Carmichael 175; 2. Sandra Johns 3. Joyce Hooper 489. 1. Jim Lobaugh Carmichael 431. 1. David Duncan Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 22. Jelena Jankovic, Serbia Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 155; 3. Barbara Croft 140. 1. Michael 670; 2. Bill Dolly 628; 3. James Price 595; 2. Lee McKinney 519; 3. Dan Indianapolis at Baltimore 23. Klara Zakopalova, Czech Republic Monday’s Games 596. Ritter 504. Seattle 24, Washington 14 24. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia Murrey 205; 2. Dan Ritter 198; 3. (tie) Orlando at Washington, 7 p.m. High handicap game: 1. Samantha High handicap game: 1. Judy Divisional Playoffs 25. Venus Williams, United States Mike Helvey, Ross Meyers 177. Charlotte at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Lovell 239; 2. Susie Camacho 235; Johnson 230; 2. Janie Posey 226; Saturday 26. Hsieh Su-wei, Taiwan High scratch series: 1. Joyce Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. 3. Staci Greaves 229. 1. James Price 3. Joan Carman 225. 1. Vern Black Baltimore at Denver (n) 27. Sorana Cirstea, Romania Crandall 475; 2. Yvonne Finley 469; L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 8 p.m. 244; 2. Ben Nyssen 240; 3. Steve 227; 2. Art Joubert 221; 3. Ross Green Bay at San Francisco (n) 28. Yaroslava Shvedova, Kazakhstan 3. Joanne Denton 428. 1. Earl Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Fancy 238. Meyers 217. Today 29. Sloane Stephens, United States Hayward 520; 2. Ric Yates 508; Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. High handicap series: 1. Lorrie High handicap series: 1. Louise Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (FOX) 30. Tamira Paszek, Austria 3. Vernon Black 499. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Geiger 672; 2. Rachel McInally 647; Atwood 661; 2. June Pat Klock 644; Houston at New England, 4:30 p.m. 31. Urszula Radwanska, Poland High handicap game: 1. Janet Cleveland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 3. Mary Lobaugh 645. 1. Jim Lobaugh 3. (tie) Barbara Gruiner, Pat Hale 629. (CBS) 32. Mona Barthel, Germany Nash 237; 2. Janie Posey 234; 3. Ann Soliz 207. 1. Jim Belgard 247; 2. Ron 745; 2. Bill Dolly 679; 3. George 1. Bill Dolly 660; 2. Ric Yates 622; Grey 245; 3. Jerry Crandall 223. Mulligan 661. 3. Sal Annello 604. High handicap series: 1. Louise High average: Mary Lobaugh 182; High average: 1. Judy Johnson Atwood 672; 2. Aggie Mumbauer 636; James Price 196. 152.58; 2. Elaine Nemeth 151.41; 3. Vy Ritter 579. 1. Johnnie Croft (results from Jan. 8) 3. DeDe Young 150.63. 1. Bill Dolly Lance Armstrong to admit 640; 2. Jim Hawkins 617; 3. Edward GOLDEN ROLLERS 191; 2. David Duncan 190.3; 3. Lee Smith 610. Team standings: 1. Knock McKinney 180.43. doping in Oprah interview (results from Jan. 8) em Down; 2. 2 Girls & 2 Guys; (results from Jan. 3)

By JIM VERTUNO sion. The interview will be recover more than $7.5 mil- Associated Press broadcast Thursday on the lion it paid him as a bonus Oprah Winfrey Network for winning the Tour de AUSTIN, Texas — Lance and oprah.com. France. Armstrong will make a lim- A confession would come But potential perjury ited confession to doping at a time when Armstrong charges stemming from his during his televised inter- is still facing some legal sworn testimony denying view with Oprah Winfrey troubles. doping in a 2005 arbitra- next week, according to a Armstrong faces a fed- tion fight over the bonus person with knowledge of eral whistle-blower lawsuit payments have passed the the situation. filed by former teammate statute of limitations. Armstrong, who has Floyd Landis accusing Armstrong lost most of long denied doping, will him of defrauding the U.S. his personal sponsorship also offer an apology dur- Postal Service, but the U.S. — worth tens of millions ing the interview scheduled Department of Justice has of dollars — after USADA to be taped Monday at his yet to announce if it will join issued its report and he left homeowner Austin, Texas, the case. The British news- the board of the Livestrong according to the person paper The Sunday Times is cancer-fighting charity he spoke on condition of ano- suing Armstrong to recover founded in 1997. He is still nymity because there was about $500,000 it paid him said to be worth an esti- no authorization to speak to settle a libel lawsuit. mated $100 million. publicly on the matter. A Dallas-based promo- Livestrong might be one While not directly saying tions company has threat- reason to issue an apology he would confess or apolo- ened to sue Armstrong to or make a confession. gize, Armstrong sent a text message to The Associated Press early Saturday that said: “I told her (Winfrey) to go wherever she wants and I’ll answer the questions directly, honestly and can- didly. That’s all I can say.” The 41-year-old Armstrong, who vehement- ly denied doping for years, has not spoken publicly about the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency report last year that cast him as the leader of a sophisticated and brazen doping program on his U.S. Postal Service teams that included use of steroids, blood boosters and illegal blood transfusions. The USADA report led to Armstrong being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and given a lifetime ban from the sport. Several outlets had reported that Armstrong was considering a confes- 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 3B Lady Tigers win back-to-back

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Brandisha Cook makes a path around Lafayette’s Teyonnia Blake as she looks for an open teammate.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Lafayette High’s Teyonnia Blake takes a swipe at Columbia High’s Lona Wilson (10) as she makes a shot on Thursday. Columbia High’s Akiria Richburgh drives down the court on Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Lafayette High’s Kaley Koon attempts to work her way around Columbia High’s Columbia High’s Marnae Gaskins attempts to save a rogue ball from bouncing out of bounds Adriana Young. during a game against Lafayette High. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Seniors shine for Fort White soccer

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High captain Matt Otto drives down the field during a game against Hamilton County High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Dalton Wilder kicks the ball away from two Hamilton County High defend- ers.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Max Jovel takes control of a pass against Hamilton County High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Dalton Wilder fights for possession of the ball while playing against Fort White High senior Kody Moniz makes a play on the ball during a game against Hamilton Hamilton County High. County High. 5BSports

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By BARRY WILNER that’s comparing the whole Associated Press league.” “ That is taking individ- NEW YORK — It’s unan- uals and saying they are imous, on both sides of the the best in the NFL at that ball. Vikings 2,000-yard man position and that’s what I Adrian Peterson and Texans wanted to be,” Sherman pass-swatting end J.J. Watt said. “ The Pro Bowl is tak- were unanimous choices for ing three from each side, The Associated Press All-Pro it’s more of a popularity team announced Saturday. contest. The All-Pro, you’re Peterson, who came with- the best at your position. in 9 yards of breaking Eric It doesn’t matter if you’re Dickerson’s single-season a fifth-rounder or fourth- rushing record, and Watt, rounder or undrafted. If you who led the NFL with 20 play the best, you’re All- 1-2 sacks, were selected by Pro.” all 50 members of a nation- Denver had three All- wide panel of media mem- Pros: LB Von Miller, tackle bers who cover the league. Ryan Clady and Manning. Peterson is a three-time No other team had more All-Pro, while Watt repre- than two. sents lots of new blood. He’s The NFC had 17 players among 17 players making and only 10 made it from their All-Pro debuts. the AFC. “Obviously it’s a huge One rookie, Minnesota honor, especially for being kicker Blair Walsh, was such a young guy,” said chosen. Watt, a second-year pro. Also on offense were “It’s crazy to even think Baltimore fullback Vonta about. It’s very humbling Leach, making it for the and very motivating. It third straight year; Detroit makes me want to do it ASSOCIATED PRESS WR Calvin Johnson and again and again.” Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson (28) tries to break a tackily by Green Bay Packers strong safety Chicago WR Brandon Peyton Manning made Charles Woodson (21) during the first half of an NFL wild card playoff football game on Saturday in Green Bay, Wis. Marshall; Houston tack- his sixth team, the previous le Duane Brown; New five while quarterbacking tions list. San Francisco Goldson and punter Andy work and a team-first men- Max Unger, cornerback Orleans guard Jahri Evans, Indianapolis. He led Denver linebacker Patrick Willis Lee. tality, which all six of these Richard Sherman and safe- making his fourth consecu- to the AFC’s best record, made it for the fifth time in “As an organization, we men exhibit on a daily basis. ty Earl Thomas. All were tive appearance; Baltimore 13-3. his six pro seasons. take great pride in the suc- They play the game the way selected for the first time. kick returner Jacoby Jones; Also chosen for the sixth The 49ers had the most cess and recognition of it was meant to be played, Sherman was incensed Miami DE Cameron Wake; time was Atlanta tight end All-Pros, six: Willis, fel- our players,” 49ers general and are very deserving of when he didn’t make the Cincinnati DT Geno Atkins Tony Gonzalez, who this low LBs NaVorro Bowman manager Trent Baalke said. this honor.” Pro Bowl. He was thrilled and New England DT Vince season moved into second and Aldon Smith, guard “This type of acknowledge- Seattle was next with RB with the news he made Wilfork; and Chicago CB place on the career recep- Mike Iupati, safety Dashon ment only comes from hard Marshawn Lynch, center the All-Pro team “because Charles Tillman. CHS From Page 1B game, but were unable to put another shot in the net. “I like that we didn’t give up after the first half,” Columbia head coach Trevor Tyler said. “We definitely played leaps and bounds better in the second half. Cody played an excellent ball and they misplayed it. Dylan was able to put it away.” The Tigers are 9-6-4 after their game on Friday with two games to start out the upcoming week. Columbia travels to Hamilton County High at 7 p.m. on Monday and has senior night at 7 p.m. on Tuesday against Taylor County High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Michael Kirkman stretches at the Impact Zone earlier this week. KIRKMAN: Rangers good as anyone Continued From Page 1B all-star. That was as a 2013 on a positive will hurt and we are losing starter, but Kirkman said note.” Young as a leader. We starting is unlikely for him That could be a catch have several guys who can with Texas. phrase for all the Rangers. step into that leadership Still, he has high Texas lost slugger Josh role and put a face on the expectations for 2013. Hamilton to division rival franchise.” “I talked to (pitching Los Angeles Angels and Kirkman said Adrian coach) Mike Maddux and long-time team leader Beltre, Elvis Andrus and he said I would be in a Michael Young was Nelson Cruz are some bigger role this season — a traded to Philadelphia. who can step out of the set-up role,” Kirkman Mike Napoli also moved shadows. said. “What that means on. “It is something to deal I don’t know yet, but I’m “We will be a little with, but we are still as ready for it. I am looking younger,” Kirkman said. good as anybody,” Kirkman at getting through “Losing Hamilton’s bat said.

PREP: Indians’ soccer on a streak Continued From Page 1B

The local Indians were team is on a three-game win high with his relentless play even more dominant against streak to double its victory as he does every game.” the Clay County variety, total for the season. Blanchard said the winning by 37, as Sanders The Indians beat St. John Indians are playing well at poured in 30 points. Lutheran School, 6-0, in a critical time in the season. Phillips scored nine Ocala on Thursday. Steven Two games remain. points, with seven from Giardina earned the shut- “We played well in spurts,” Wyche, five from Jackson, out in goal. Blanchard said. “We did four from both Mulberry Billy Whitney scored some really good things. and Brown, three from the first two goals for the We had some moments Brandon Myers and two Indians and Kody Moniz when we let down, but all from Perry. added a pair of goals. in all we are really playing Fort White (10-0, 7-0) Anthony Gonzalez scored much better team soccer. travels to Starke to take a goal to add to his team- Winning three in a row has on Bradford High in a leading total and defender really helped with our con- district game at 7:30 p.m. Dalton Wilder scored his fidence.” Tuesday. first goal of the season. Fort White (6-8-2, 3-6-1 Coach Pete Blanchard district) plays at Palatka Fort White soccer bragged on the play of High at 7 p.m. Tuesday and freshman Wyatt Kesead, hosts Gainesville High at Fort White’s boys soccer who “kept the energy level 6 p.m. on Thursday. 6BSPORTS

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Jerry Osteryoung (850) 644-3372 [email protected] A new look at Nissan Rountree Moore plans Attention celebration to debut to detail renovated showroom. From staff reports is key he Rountree Moore Automotive Group will ‘The devil is in the unveil the remodeled details.” Nissan Showroom at a — Ludwig Mies grand re-opening cer- van der Rohe Temony Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at 4316 W U.S. 90. The public is t is so important to invited. examine every part Jazz music will be played and of your business with food and wine will be served. fresh eyes every day. Andy Moore, one of the owners When you become in the automotive group, said the Iaccustomed to your Nissan dealership was partially business’s environment, it outdoors before, but now is fully is just so easy to overlook enclosed. the small, but important “We’re really excited about details. I think this is just the grand re-opening,” Moore how our brains operate. said. “We did a pretty complete We just do not really notice remodel.” small changes that occur The $400,000 investment by was over time. However, your designed to provide customers an business could suffer if you enhanced experience, as well as JASON MATTHEW WALKER/ Lake City Reporter do not see small problems create a service operations center Rountree Moore Nissan’s remodeled showroom at 4316 W U.S. 90 almost doubled in size after the Rountree Moore developing. for the Nissan dealership. Automotive Group invested $400,000 into renovations. The grand re-opening of the showroom will be Monday from I was giving a seminar “The ease of doing business in a 4 to 7 p.m. in Ecuador in a very poor comfortable, state-of-the-art facility area on the other side of will create a first class experience and wait in a very comfortable, vice advisors from another deal- to 4,000 square feet, giving more Quito. Since I only had to for the customer,” said Susie Hall, well appointed lounge with Wi-Fi ership will be transferred to the room to showcase Nissan cars. teach two hours each day, I communications officer for the access. The lounge is as comfort- Nissan showroom. Dino Daniel, Nissan sales man- had time to get out and see group. “Nissan customers can have able as your family room at home.” Hall said the renovation took ager, said there will be a one-day- this wonderful country. their car serviced at this facility Moore said that one of the ser- the building from 2,400 square feet only sale of select cars Monday. As I explored each day, I saw the most rampant pov- erty that I have ever seen. People were living in condi- tions I could not imagine Home and Patio Show my dog living in. However, as shocking as this was set for March 2 and 3 for me at the beginning, By TONY BRITT products during the North I eventually stopped see- [email protected] Florida Home and Patio ing the poverty and the Show. difficult lives these people Residents who are con- The 10th annual North were living. My brain just sidering buying a home or Florida Home and Patio accepted these horrific con- making upgrades to their Show will take place March ditions as the norm for this current home will be able 2 - 3 at the Columbia County environment. to get tips, speak to busi- Fairgrounds. Saturday, ness professionals and DETAILS continued on 2C look at home improvement SHOW continued on 2C

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New regulations SHOW: 60 to 80 vendors expected to participate Continued From Page 1C March 2, the gates will be “We’re about the only designed to curb open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., home show that’s done while on Sunday, March 3, in the area that has free risky mortgages the event will take place parking and no admission from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. fee,” Seay said. “It’s one By DANIEL WAGNER ing consumers from bad Austin Seay, North of those things where the AP Business Writer loans while giving banks the Florida Home and Patio family comes out, walks legal assurances they need Show chairman, said this around and checks every- WASHINGTON — to increase lending, he said. year’s event organizers are thing out with no costs, no Federal regulators for the The mortgage-lending expecting 60 to 80 vendors parking fees and no admis- first time are laying out overhaul is a priority for the to participate in the home sion fees.” rules aimed at ensuring that agency, which was created and patio show. The Rotary Club of Lake mortgage borrowers can under the 2010 financial law “The purpose of the City-Downtown uses pro- afford to repay the loans known as the Dodd-Frank event is to give every- ceeds from the event to they take out. Act. The agency is charged body in the community benefit the community The rules being unveiled with reducing the risk of and opportunity to face- FILE with its various programs. Thursday by the Consumer a credit bubble by helping to-face time with vendors Lowe’s sales specialist Dale King (left) and seasonal man- “This is all charity-fund- Financial Protection Bureau to ensure that borrowers concerning anything from ager Travis King organize a flower display while setting ed,” Seay said. “One hun- impose a range of obliga- are better informed and a house, patio, including up for the Home & Patio Show last year at the Columbia dred percent of all the pro- tions and restrictions on loans are more likely to be banking and real estate.” County Fairgrounds. ceeds we distribute back lenders, including bans on repaid. Organizers are still out to the community. We the risky “interest-only” and The agency is charged accepting applications com or by calling Seay at 1/8-page advertisement in give that money to schol- “no documentation” loans with writing and enforcing from businesses who want (386) 288-8217. The num- the Lake City Reporter’s arships for some of the that helped inflate the hous- rules that flesh out the law to be vendors at this year’s ber of vendors by industry Home Show Program,” local high school students, ing bubble. passed by Congress. Some event. group are limited. Seay said. Columbia food bank, local Lenders will be required provisions are required There are two ways to “Anybody that gets Seay said normally the service projects and any- to verify and inspect bor- under the law, but the agen- become a vendor, by either a contract in by Jan. 25 event has an average atten- thing that somebody comes rowers’ financial records. cy had broad discretion in completing an application their donation for the dance of 10,000 to 15,000 up to us and requests with The rules discourage them designing many of the new at www.Rotarydowntown. event will also include a people. a need.” from saddling borrowers requirements. with total debt payments The rules limit features totaling more than 43 per- like teaser rates that adjust cent of the person’s annual upwards and large “balloon DETAILS: Don’t be lulled into blindness income. That includes exist- payments” that must be ing debts like credit cards made at the end of the loan Continued From Page 1C and student loans. period. CFPB Director Richard They include several This kind of blindness the other day, I stopped blown off. Needless to say, every other day. Cordray, in remarks pre- exceptions aimed at ensur- can occur anywhere and into Bob Evans restaurant they were not sending a One of my favorite pared for an event Thursday, ing a smooth phase-in and under a variety of condi- for breakfast. As I was very good message to the ways to stay fresh is to get called the rules “the true protecting access to credit tions, including at my sitting at the counter, I business’s clientele. plenty of exercise before essence of ‘responsible for underserved groups. laundromat. I am not very looked through the open- We all know the devil is I go to work. This really lending.’” For example, the strict cap domesticated. I have not ing into the kitchen and in the details. What makes just seems to energize me. The rules, which take on how much debt consum- turned on my stove or saw all the chefs wearing it tricky is that you have to Additionally, when I go to effect next year, aim to ers may take on will not oven in two years, and I t-shirts stating the restau- be able to see the details in work or meetings, I try “make sure that people who apply immediately. Loans go to a laundromat to have rant’s mission. order to make the changes to focus on my breathing work hard to buy their own that meet separate federal my clothes washed and I am sure the restaurant that are so necessary. and get out of my head home can be assured of not standards also would be folded. spent time and money Just like in the exam- because if I am lost in my only greater consumer pro- permitted for the first seven Every time I go, the developing these shirts, ples above, it is so easy thoughts, I know I am not tections but also reasonable years. laundramat’s parking lot but unfortunately, the for you to miss details present. access to credit,” he said. Balloon payments would is filthy and full of debris, aprons the chefs had to that can have negative Now go out and make Cordray noted that in be allowed for certain small and I am sure the owner wear completely covered consequences for your sure that you have a years leading up to the 2008 lenders that operate in rural has just become so accus- the mission statement. No business. To make sure method in place for keep- financial crisis, consumers or underserved communi- tomed to these conditions one seemed to be aware of you do not slip into this ing your mind fresh so you could easily obtain mort- ties, because other loans that he does not really this detail even though it unawareness, you have to are able to see the details gages that they could not may not be available in even see the mess. I just was pretty obvious to my constantly jog your mind of your business. afford to repay. In contrast, those areas. know that if he did, he eyes. and try different things in subsequent years banks The bureau also proposed would have the parking Another restaurant is everyday so you can see ■ fSU finance Professor lot swept each morning using yard signs to draw your surroundings with Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is tightened lending so much amendments that would Executive Director of the that few could qualify for a exempt from the rules some and this would encourage in customers. Over time, fresh eyes. Try taking a more customers to use his the signs have deteriorated different route to work Jim Moran Institute for home loan. loans made by community Global Entrepreneurship at The new rules seek out a banks, credit unions and services. from exposure to the ele- each day or wearing your florida State University’s middle ground by protect- nonprofit lenders. For another example, ments, gotten bent and watch on your other hand College of Business. LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS wEEK Of JANUARY 13, 2013 3C CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW Carmakers let app developers drive Software products new to show at this year’s CES. When it upgraded its Entune for autos draw service for Toyota cars and attention at show. Enform for its Lexus line at CES last year, drivers got the ability to By RYAN NAKASHIMA use their voice to control several Associated Press key apps, allowing them to say, for example, “Adele” to the iHeart LAS VEGAS — It’s not wise Radio or Pandora app to create a to Google the nearest gas sta- custom station with tracks from tion, compose email, or use your the British singer and others who smartphone to check the latest sound similar. sports scores while driving. But Voice commands also worked many Americans do. to buy movie tickets, make res- Drivers have grown so accus- taurant reservations through the tomed to their on-the-go tasks OpenTable app and get turn-by- that automakers are increasingly turn navigation towards cheap trying to make those things eas- gas. ier to pull off with both hands on Both Toyota’s and Hyundai’s the wheel and both eyes on the systems require yearly subscrip- road. tion fees after free trial periods. As General Motors and Ford On Chrysler’s Ram 1500 truck commissioned ideas from app introduced at the gadget show makers this week, the possibili- this year, iHeart Radio was added ties for what you can do with your as an application. Users who link vehicle’s steering wheel buttons, ASSOCIATED PRESS their smartphones to the car can microphone, speakers and inter- A man tests out Ford’s SYNC connection and entertainment system in a Ford Fusion at the Consumer select from customized stations nal gauges are quickly expand- Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Car makers are allowing application developers design new software being they’ve made already but aren’t ing. demanded by tech-savvy buyers. able to create new ones by voice. How would you like to choose That is not likely to be a bar- your favorite tune by simply utter- Marchwicki. ing it on Rhapsody’s website or going to be a really exciting year,” rier for long, said Brian Lakamp, ing the song’s title, turn your car General Motors Co. said its smartphone app can. The same Irwin said. “As that technology president of iHeart parent Clear into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot, or framework “gives develop- is true of Pandora’s radio app in evolves, you’ll see it get better Channel Digital. respond to an ad you hear on the ers a whole new sandbox, with Ford cars. and better.” “Voice activation — it’s a trend radio without lifting a finger? wheels.” The company plans to improve When it comes to integrating and it’s going to get more and At the International CES In some ways, though, the cur- the car’s ability to respond to new driver-friendly advance- more sophisticated over time,” show, General Motors and Ford rent systems inside cars have a voice commands that cover a ments, American automakers are Lakamp said. “We’ll be lock-step launched programs that will open long ways to go to provide the wider range of search terms and playing catch-up to their Asian when they’re taking advantage of their designs to developers, invit- functionality that smartphones speech in AppLink 2.0, which is counterparts. voice to the extent they can.” ing them to create software appli- have offered for years. expected out by September of Hyundai’s Blue Link tech- The truck also includes the cations for future car models. For instance, in a demo of this year, said C.J. King, develop- nology syncs with iPhones and option of using a 3G cellular It’s a relatively new strategy for Ford’s new integration with ment engineer for AppLink. Android devices already and phone chip inside the vehicle car makers, but one that many music service Rhapsody, you can General Motors showed off its allows users to check their car’s itself to become a Wi-Fi hotspot gadget manufacturers employ, wirelessly sync your phone with new relationship with Apple’s Siri maintenance data like tire pres- for $15 a day. That could be an including Apple, which did it for the car and listen to playlists you voice assistant, which is newly sure, fluids and the condition of attractive feature for people who the original iPhone in 2007. have already created by pressing integrated in some of its cars airbags on their mobile devices. might want to use the truck for a The programs free the auto- the voice button on the steering including the Chevy Spark. Siri, The service debuted in 2011 on tail-gate party. makers from having to keep pace wheel and saying “play playlist however, only linked up to the its Sonata and is expanding to a And one small company called with new technologies by tying 1.” car’s speaker and microphone wider range of vehicles. Voice- Livio was looking to drum up the functionality of their cars’ But you can’t just choose a and didn’t offer access to the activated control of third-party some business from radio stations internal systems to advances in track by voice on a whim, which car’s inner systems. music apps isn’t integrated yet, and automakers with a prototype smartphones. is part of what makes these Rhapsody CEO Jon Irwin said but the company is exploring for embedding tiny codes inside Ford Motor Co.’s app develop- unlimited streaming plans attrac- that it’s really just the beginning using Google’s Android software traditional FM radio streams. er program, called Sync AppLink, tive even at $10 a month. for automakers to work more to do so. The codes would allow cellphone “is a way for (the company) not Saying “Bruno Mars” to your closely with high-tech content Toyota’s use of voice is the users to respond to advertise- to worry about the next big app,” Ford car won’t pull up “Locked providers. most advanced of the auto provid- ments with a tap on their smart- said product manager Julius Out of Heaven,” although typ- “This is the first step in what’s ers, even though it had nothing phone screen. ATTENTION VENDORS Some wacky gadgets on display

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Masters deposit, references & credit check. 100 Opportunities weeks old and have a health 4/2 From 499 Mo Loaded 386-984-6796 Legal degree in Computer Engineering certificate from a licensed 3/2 From 399 Mo Loaded or related required. Certification in 3bd/1ba very clean, CH/A, 05536728 veterinarian documenting they Homes on Your Lot 0 Down NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sun Java Programming required. have mandatory shots and are 800-622-2832 ext 210 carport, screened back porch, Retail Sales Associate at 2 years experience in Software fenced back yard. $700 mth & CONCERNING A VARIANCE AS Camping World, Lake City free from intestinal and external PROVIDED FOR High School education Engineering required. parasites. Many species of wild- $700 Deposit. Call 386-344-5065 IN THE COLUMBIA COUNTY or equivalent Send resume to: SignSite.com life must be licensed by Florida New 2013-28x48-3/2 JACOBSEN 3bdrm very spacious, 2ba, garage, LAND DEVELOPMENT REGU- Previous Retail 162 SW Spencer Ct. Suite 106 Fish and Wildlife. If you are $35,400 Delivered Only. OR CH/A Fenced in backyard. LATIONS experience preferred Lake City, FL 32025. unsure, contact the local $39,995 Delivered and Set up. Big $1,400 mth & $1,400 dep. BY THE BOARD OF ADJUST- Ability to established strong office for information. Rooms. North Pointe Homes, Contact 386-344-1914 MENT OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, product knowledge and Medical 4545 NW 13th St., Gainesville, FLORIDA, NOTICE IS HEREBY Puppy 8 wks old Cream Poodle 352-872-5566 For Lease,3Br/2bth DW on ten GIVEN that, pursuant to the Colum- sell to customers. 120 Employment acres S.of Columbia City.Contact Superior customer service skills Health Certificate bia County Land Development Reg- $350.00 At 727-289-2172 $800.00 ulations, as amended, hereinafter re- and excellent communication 05536623 Mobile Home mo.$350.00 security. skills both written and verbal Referral Coordinator/ Contact 752-4890 650 & Land ferred to as the Land Development NICE 3/2 brick home Regulations, as amended, objections, Must maintain a professional de- Checkout Clerk meanor and work ethic Medical Office is seeking FSBO - 5 ac lot w/ 1995 refurb. , w/garage in quiet neighborhood. recommendations and comments 489 SW Brandy. $900 plus sec. concerning the variance, as described Available to start immediately. qualified candidate with Good 407 Computers MH. 66ft long w/ new roof & below, will be heard by the Board of Apply in person. Multi-tasking skills and wheel chair ramp. $5,000 down dep. 386-438-4600 Adjustment of Columbia County, professionalism. Must have exp. HP Computer Owner Fin. on Balance Approx Florida, at a public hearing on Janu- w/Med. Term & Ins. Referrals $75.00 5 miles N. of LC. 386-752-4597 Business & ary 24, 2013, at 7:00 p.m., or as soon 05536752 & Auth. Send resume by Email 386-755-9984 or 750 Office Rentals thereafter as the matter can be heard, Teachers 386-292-2170 NICE 2/2 SW AND 740 sf Join our team of over 100 to [email protected]. in the Columbia County School No Calls Please. frame house/studio/outbuilding, A Suite Available in Midtown Board Administrative Complex lo- professional teachers! Want to country acre 8 mi to VA. $39,000 Commercial Center cated at 372 West Duval Street, Lake make a difference in the lives of Wanted to Buy firm cash only 386.961.9181 Call Vicki or City, Florida. children? 05536657 420 Joe 386-935-2832. RN/LPN Owner Financed 3/2 2.5 ac. River V 0289, a petition by Dr. Chandler WANTED Junk Cars, Trucks, Mohan of Emory Medical Corpora- Infant/Toddler Positions: 3-11 Shift and PRN Access. Small down $585 mo Medical, Retail and Professional tion, to request a variance be granted 12 Mo Ft Teacher Avalon Healthcare Center is Vans. $300 & up! No title Needed 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 Office space on East Baya near from the requirements of Section (Jennings) currently accepting applications Free Pickup 386-878-9260 www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com Old Country Club Rd. 4.15.13 of the Land Development And for the part time positions of After 5pm 386- 752-3648 Call 386-497-4762 or Regulations requesting a decrease in 12 MO PT Teacher RN/LPN for 3-11 Shift and PRN Reduced Out of State owner, Anx- 386-984-0622 (cell) the number of required parking (Jasper) Please apply at ious to sell. Nice 2br/2ba, 1996 spaces from 65 to 25 within an Com- Garage Sales DW, Energy Efficient, 3/4 frnshd, PROFESSIONAL Child Development Associate Avalon Healthcare and 430 OFFICE UNIT mercial Highway Interchange (CHI) (CDA) or equivalent credential Rehabilitation Center. 3 yr old roof, 1/2 ac lot in Oak Wd zoning districts in accordance with a PUBLISHER'S NOTE subdv in Live Oak $38,900 or best Oakbridge Office Complex (FCCPC or ECPC) required. 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. 725 SE Baya Dr - Call 752-4820 site plan submitted as part of a peti- Three years experience with Lake City, Florida 32025 All Yard Sale Ads resonable offer. Call 309-645-2659 tion filed December 19, 2012, to be birth to 3 preferred. High School or fax resume to 386-752-8556 Must be Pre-Paid. located on property described, as fol- SW 2BD/1.5BA, 1 acre, Farms & lows: Diploma/ GED Required. Must EOE Updated Kitchen. be able to pass DCF background 820 Acreage A parcel of land lying within Section PUBLISHER'S NOTE $3,500 down, $350 mth 33, Township 3 South, Range 16 screenings. Billing Specialist: Contact 305-304-4028 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well Complete knowledge of insurance, All Yard Sale Ads East, Columbia County, Florida. Be- Must be Pre-Paid. installed, Beautifully wooded ing more particularly described, as Excellent Benefits, Paid Follow Up and Follow Thru of w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, follows: Commence at the Southeast Holidays, Sick/Annual Leave, Accts Receivable, Billing, Posting 705 Rooms for Rent no down, $39,900, $410 mon corner of the Southeast 1/4 of the Health/Dental Insurance, and and Collection, Sage Software a Call 352-215-1018 Northeast 1/4 of said Section 33; more. plus. Fax resume to 758-5628. Miscellaneous RV for Rent www.LandOwnerFinancing.com thence North 89º11'09" West along 440 $450 mth + Security Utilities the South line of said Southeast 1/4 Apply at 236 SW CMA experience preferred in Owner financed land of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 33 a Baseball & Coin Collection Included, Avail now. Columbia Ave, Lake City, FL or Peds/ Family Practice. Experience 386-497-3524 or 386-288-9110 1/2 to 10 acre lots. distance of 224.61 feet to the Point send resume to: injections & taking accurate vital Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron, Mickey Deas Bullard/BKL Properties of Beginning; thence continue North [email protected] signs. Excellent communication Mantle & Many More 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com 89º11'009" West still along said Fax (386) 754-2220 & documentation, organization 386-752-6724 Bill Unfurnished Apt. Southeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of or Call 754-2225 EOE 710 For Rent Section 33 a distance of 98.32 feet; & assessment skills. Commercial Fax resume to 758-5628 Falling Creek Chapel will be North 07º42'37" East 346.96 feet to a having a six week Bible Study on 05536760 830 Property point of the South right-of-way line Auto Mechanic Wanted. the Anti-Christ on Tuesdays at $89 Deposit of U.S. Highway 90 (State Road 10); Call to make an DIETARY MANAGER Needed Pools, B-ball, gym & more! Industrial warehouse 7+ acres CDM, Chef, LTC, 2 years 7:00 p.m. It will run from fenced 17,000 sq ft . Barn thence South 63º30'00" East along Appointment. January 8th to February 12th. *FREE after school program said South right-of-way line of U.S. 965-6343 experience preferred $1,500 mo. Tom Eagle, GRI Highway 90 (State Road 10) a dis- Must be able to manage large staff Any questions call 755-0580. Windsong Apts (386) 961-1086 DCA Realtor Earn approx $250/wk delivering tance of 102.58 feet; thence South and oversee daily food preparation Fitness Center Equipment 386-758-8455 07º36’55” West 302.12 feet to the USA TODAY in Lake City, M-F, for a 180 bed SNF. Investment approx 3AM-9AM. Must be avail Treadmills, Ellipticals, Stair 2br/1ba Duplex located in Ft. Point of Beginning. Containing 0.80 Full time with excellent benefits. Masters & Bikes 860 Property acre, more or less. on Mondays for collections. No E-mail resume to Greg Roberts: White Convenient to Lake City & LESS AND EXCEPT wknds or holiday. Must have good Cybex, Nautilus & Free Weight Gainesville. References Needed [email protected] Equipment. 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. A parcel of land lying within Section credit, valid FL DL, ins., reliable or fax to: (386)362-4417. No Pets. 386-497-1116. building. $80,000. Located in 33, Township 3 South, Range 16 vehicle. To apply call Tanning Beds, Office Chairs, Live Oak, FL EOE/V/D/M/F Desk, Copiers & more. Olustee. Owner Financing East, Columbia County, Florida. Be- 800-627-6485 option 2. A Landlord You Can Love! possible. 904-318-7714. ing more particularly described, as Must sell quick. Call for prices 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great follows: Commence at the Southeast Housekeeping positions Looking for P/T Echo (386)365-2047 or (386)752-1652 area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. corner of the Northeast 1/4 of said @ Camp Kulaqua Cardiography Tech & 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Real Estate Section 33; thence North 04º42'10" Please call Jacalyn @ Vascular Ultra Sound Tech. Mobile Homes 870 Wanted East along the East line of said 386-454-7960 Call Nancy at 984-5543 BRANFORD VILLAS Northeast 1/4 of Section 33 a dis- 630 for Rent 386-935-2319 I Buy Houses Laborer Position tance of 268.13 feet to the centerline Massage Therapist 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. 2br/1ba Apts. CASH! of U.S. Highway 90 (State Road 10) Must be able to read Needed in a 180 Beds SNF Now available.$570. mo. Quick Sale Fair Price Tape Measurer Licensed, 1-2 years Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer as per Florida Department of Trans- Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP TDD number 1-800-955-8771 386-269-0605 portation Right-of-Way Map, Sec- Apply in person Experience preferred. Equal Housing Opportunity tion 29010; Thence North 65º20’55” Grizzly Mfg. Part-time weekend position. 386-752-6422 West along said centerline of U.S. 174 NE Cortez Terrace Gorgeous Lake View E-mail resume to Greg Roberts: BA, close to town, Cars for Sale Highway 90 (State Road 10) a dis- Lake City FL 32055 [email protected] 3 BR/1 2br/1ba Apt. CH/A $530 month 950 tance of 183.50 feet; thence South fenced in yard, private well $530 deposit garbage included. or fax to: (386) 362-4417 $800 month. & $800 deposit 2000 Lincoln Town Car; Med 24º39’05” West 50.00 feet to the Must have a minimum of 5 yrs Live Oak, FL EOE/V/D/M/F No pets. 386-344-2170 Exp. selling HVAC Equipment. 386-752-7578 & 386-288-8401 blue, leather, power seats & more. Point of Beginning; thence South 147,400 miles, Exc condition. 05º12’38” West 21.12 feet; thence Excellent benefits &Great pay. Great area West of I-75, deluxe North 65º20’55” West 104.08 feet; Call Allen 386-628-1093 Schools & 3 BR/2 BA, completely 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D $2,990. 386-623-2848 thence North 05º06’56” East 21.22 240 Education refurbished, appliances furnished, Drivers: All Miles PAID hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus feet; thence South 65º20’55” East $795 month. & $795 deposit SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 104.12 feet to the Point of Begin- (Loaded & Empty)! 05536525 386-752-7578 ning. Containing 0.05 acre, more or Home on the weekends! Interested in a Medical Career? NICE Apt Downtown. Remodeled less. Running Class-A CDL Flatbed. offers 3BR/2BA DWMH on 2.5 Acres 1 bedroom. Kitchen, dining, living Express Training North of Lake City Said lands totaling 0.75 acre, more or Lease to Own-No Money Down courses for beginners & exp room. $450. mo plus sec. less. CALL: 888-880-5916 $500 Dep $700 Mth 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 The public hearing may be continued Call 386-623-0232 and leave msg Real Estate Co. looking for • Nursing Assistant, $479 to one or more future dates. Any in- next class- 1/7/2013 UPDATED APT, blished Monthly by the terested party shall be advised that Office Staff. Computer knowledge 3Br/2Ba Mod 1/2acre (nice subd) w/tile floors/fresh paint. Pu the date, time and place of any con- required. Real Estate Exp. is a concrete drive, wrap around deck • Phlebotomy national certifica- Great area. Lake City Reporter tinuation of the public hearing shall plus! Send Resume to appl's, energy saver, & thermo's 386-752-9626 be announced during the public hear- [email protected] tion, $800 next class-1/14/13 ready (386) 984-5341 $800 mo ing and that no further notice con- cerning the matter will be published, Truck Repair facility Service • LPN 03/11/13 unless said continuation exceeds six Writer needed. Computer literate Lots for Rent for your RV or your (6) calendar weeks from the date of and understanding of truck repair Fees incl. books, supplies, exam own Cabin. Between Lake City & the above referenced public hearing. and parts procurement. Southern fees. Call 386-755-4401 or G’ville. Access to At the aforementioned public hear- Special Truck & Trailer 752-9754 expresstrainingservices.com I-75 & 441 (352)317-1326. ing, all interested parties may appear to be heard with respect to the var- 2001 Dodge iance. Copies of the variance are available Ram 3500 for public inspection at the Office of the County Planner, County Admin- V10 Magnum, extended istrative Offices located at 135 cab, SLT, 4 WD, DRW, Northeast Hernando Avenue, Lake AT, PW, PS, red w/tan 2000 Lincoln City, Florida during regular business Towncar hours. interior, 137,000 miles, All persons are advised that if they good condition. Med. blue, leather, power decide to appeal any decision made seats & more. 147,400 at the above referenced public hear- $7,900 miles. Excellent condition. ing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such pur- 386-984-6606 $2,990 pose, they may need to ensure that a or verbatim record of the proceedings is 386-623-2848 made, which record includes the tes- 386-758-6800 1DLIFE

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TRAVEL TALES New man in charge Sandy Kishton On a Beer Run

s we passed by the brick exte- rior of an older building while driving through Athe streets of Washington, D.C., our cabbie told us the place was a beer pub that is in the Guinness World Record Book for having the most varieties of beers commercially available. It’s called Brickskeller and we decided we had to go. Our first day in town, we wanted to have lunch there, so we looked up the address and learned they DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter were closed. The new administrator for the Columbia County and Hamilton County health departments, Mark Lander, sits at his desk while reading area health statis- Because we were pas- tics. Lander has worked for the health department since 2003. sengers in the cab when we passed by, we had some difficulty finding our way No longer ‘acting,’ Health Department administrator settles in back on foot. We made a couple of wrong turns so 10-year staff veteran given Lander said he could have left the area for In 1990, Lander’s first professional job, decided to stop at a nearby other opportunities, but feels he can have the after graduating from the University of hotel and ask for direc- permanent status as head largest impact right here in North Florida. Florida, kept him in the North Florida area. tions. I’m traveling with of local health operations. “What kept me here is that sense of com- The job was evaluating septic systems along Sue, not Scott, because munity ...” he said. “You just feel like you can the Suwannee River in an attempt to find out guys don’t ask for direc- By DEREK GILLIAM really make a difference.” the degree that septic systems were causing tions. Ha! Ha! [email protected] contamination of the river. The concierge or bell- He sees plenty of room for improvement What some would loathe to do, driving up man, I forget which, looks ark Lander, health department for public health in Columbia and Hamilton and down the river checking for leaky septic at us questioningly and administrator for Columbia counties, he said. tanks, Lander found enjoyable. says, “I don’t think you and Hamilton counties, grew Lander takes his job as administrator of the ladies want to go there. It’s up in Southwest Florida, but Health Department seriously and believes in “It was a really cool job,” he said. really not a ‘proper’ place has come to call North Florida the power of knowledge in fighting chronic He traveled across 12 North Florida coun- Mhome. diseases. ties, getting to know the people and the plac- for ladies. Are you sure you have the right place?” We “I came up here and just never left,” Lander While Lander has been acting administra- es of the area. He said one of the people he thought this was funny and said. tor for the two health departments since worked with was from Columbia County, and assured him we had the He said he enjoys going to the grocery March 1, he was approved as the permanent he would spend a lot of time at the Columbia right place. We still didn’t store and it taking an hour because he runs administrator by the Columbia County Board County Health Department. question the establishment into so many people he knows. of Commissioners in December. LANDER continued on 2D at all. At this point we were determined and it was one of those things we just had to do to cross off of our list. So we finally made it to Brickskeller! Drinking on a diet? Calories can add up fast We arrived at the front steps of the old brick build- ing (which looked more By MICHELLE LOCKE ■ THINK BEFORE YOU DRINK like an old house) and Associated Press walked up and into the You don’t have to give up alcohol entirely A recent main entrance. There was The first rule of drinking on a diet is: for weight control, says Andrea Giancoli, study found a sign and door immedi- Don’t. Surely you’ve heard that Americans registered dietitian and spokeswoman for Americans ately to the right indicating get way too many calories — and nutrition- the American Dietetic Association. But you get almost as Brickskeller this way so we ally empty calories at that — from alcohol. do have to fit it into your calorie limit. many calories walked through another But the second rule of drinking on a diet Making that work means knowing the calo- old wooden door and down from alcohol is that since you probably will ignore Rule rie counts of what you drink. as from soft stairs to be greeted by the No. 1, find a way to enjoy alcohol without For women, federal health guidelines dank smells, dark room letting it swamp your healthy intentions. recommend no more than one drink a drinks. and old beer artifacts; a Here are a few suggestions on how to go continued on 2D true hole in the wall kind about that. DRINK ASSOCIATED PRESS of place. But what was amazing were the coolers lining the wall behind the bar with over a thousand different Different plants need different winter care beers to choose from. We bellied up to the bar on lorida celebrates Arbor GARDEN TALK off all those flower buds that are winter day, check your planting our bar stools made of old Day this year on Jan. 18. waiting to open in the spring. beds for moisture. Warm weather beer barrels and received We have the earliest Summer bloomers such as will cause more water loss from a menu — which was more celebration date in the roses and crape myrtles have not plants and soil, so those water like a photocopied booklet nation due to the fact developed their flower buds yet. sensitive plants may need an Fthat it’s cold enough for dorman- They will bud and flower on new extra drink of water. Established in black and white that was probably the thickest menu cy, yet the ground is not frozen. growth that emerges this coming drought tolerant plants are fine. I’ve ever seen. These factors make Florida’s spring. Flower production will not Please join UF/IFAS We both ordered a beer Arbor Day, the third Friday in suffer from late winter pruning Extension for free workshops — something different January, an excellent time to get Nichelle Demorest and shaping. Just hold off for a on “Plant Propagation for Home that we just don’t drink out and plant trees. Some good [email protected] few more weeks. Gardeners” and prepare for every day … heck, I was hurricane-resistant choices are This is a good time to use spring gardening. The workshops just happy to get Sue in live oak, cabbage palm and crape vulnerable to inevitable cold dormant horticultural oil to treat are at Fort White Public Library an establishment that myrtle. snaps. Keep those blankets and the overwintering pests that are on Thursday at 5:45 p.m. and didn’t serve wine. We also The warm weather we are sheets handy so you can give ten- more difficult to control dur- at the main Columbia County ordered the Pentagon having, however, can cause unex- der plants some protection when ing the growing season. Some Library in Lake City on Saturday Cheese Board with five pected damage to established frosty nights return. popular landscape plants such as at 1:30 p.m. They will be pre- cheeses with a loaf of warm plants, especially if the warm Spring flowering trees and camellia, hibiscus and holly have sented by entrepreneurs and UF French bread. We decided temperatures have lured you into shrubs such as dogwoods, persistent scale problems. These Master Gardeners Lou Lowder to have a second beer, early pruning activities. Pruning azaleas and spireas should be oils kill all stages of scale, but and Sue and Bruce Karcher. and both let the bartender stimulates plant growth, and if pruned in late spring after the before using them, refer to the ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a horticul- make a recommendation. plants are pushing dormancy plant has bloomed. These plants product label for plant sensitivity ture agent with the Columbia County We were feeling pretty because of the unseasonably have already set flower buds on and temperature ranges. Extension of the University of Florida warm temperatures, they may last year’s growth. If you prune While outside enjoying a Institute of Food and Agricultural TRAVEL continued on 2D begin to grow and become very them in the winter, you will cut delightful yet unseasonable warm Sciences. 2DLIFE

2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Crafts DRINK: Hollow calories Woodworkers praise plywood Continued From Page 1D day (5 ounces of wine, 1.5 ed “no white wine.” These By JENNIFER FORKER ounces of liquor or a 12- days she eschews fad diets Associated Press ounce beer). For men the for a sensible regime of limit is two drinks. Though good food cooked well, The home-improvement the numbers can vary, heavy on the vegetables. and design shows make it most wines sport about “The philosophy really look easy: Take a simple 120 calories per serving. comes down to eat more sheet of inexpensive ply- Most hard liquors, such as things that grow and fewer wood and presto! In a few gin and vodka, have about things that walk,” she minutes, you’ve got a table, 100 calories per serving. says. a cabinet or a lounge chair. A regular beer has a bit Cutting carbs and other It’s not that fast or dirt- more than 150 calories, empty calories leaves a cheap, but it can be that while a light beer has little room for alcohol. And easy, according to wood- about 100. when she wants to enjoy working experts who speak Those numbers make her favorite chardonnay fondly of plywood’s many the hard stuff seem like a she slips an ice cube or two merits. good choice when you’re into the glass. That makes “Plywood is the starting watching your calories. the drink last longer and point for many of the things Except that most people also dilutes the alcohol, an I build,” says artist and aren’t going to just sip a important point since alco- designer Jimmy DiResta of ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS jigger of vodka and call hol is a notorious sapper of New York City. “With some it a night. And once you willpower. imagination and inventive- start adding mixers and In summer, she’ll do ness it can become any- sweeteners and juices, the the same with a light red thing.” calories can add up fast. wine. While you probably Plywood is cheaper and Just 4 ounces of straw- wouldn’t want to do this often stronger than solid berry daiquiri mixer can with a heavy red wine such wood, easy to find at home- add 260 calories to your as cabernet sauvignon improvement or lumber Plywood is versatile, inex- rum, for a total of 360 calo- — or in front of your vino- stores, and ‚Äî darn it ‚Äî it pensive and easy to come ries, roughly the same as phile friends — serving looks good. by — all of which make it a Sausage McMuffin from wine over ice is not with- Plywood is made from McDonald’s. Even a simple out precedent. McRee first thin layers ‚Äî called plies, a great material for do-it- rum and Coke can have came across it while travel- or veneers ‚Äî glued togeth- yourself home furnishing 200 calories or more. A ing in Italy in 100-degree er under heat and pressure, projects. Some of the many vodka and cranberry juice weather and seeing the with each ply laid perpen- ways to use plywood can has about the same. locals chill their wine with dicular to the next. This be found in Philip Schmidt’s “Mixers can really add a few cubes. “cross-graining” gives ply- book “Plydesign:” (top) a up,” says Giancoli. “If you wood its strength and sta- Reluctance sofa-table; (right) like to use liquor vs. hav- GET ON THE FRESH bility, says Philip Schmidt, a Rubber Hose chair made ing beer or wine, go for the author of “PlyDesign” EXPRESS with reclaimed plywood and low-calorie mixer. If you’re (Storey Publishing, 2012). and old air hose; and (below) somebody who likes rum Jacques Bezuidenhout, Since plywood comes in a Bespoke chair. and cola, do rum and diet the master mixologist more than a dozen stan- cola. If you’re somebody for Kimpton Hotels & dard thicknesses and twice who likes vodka cranberry, Restaurants, has an easy tip as many grades, check a you can do vodka with diet for trimming calories from buying guide ‚Äî Home plywood DIY, get a circular cranberry.” drinks: Keep it simple. Depot has one online saw and a router, which Then there’s “the edge It can take some of the “When I approach ‚Äî before purchasing it. helps cut out multiple pat- thing,” as Schmidt calls it: spontaneity out of an eve- healthy drinking, I focus Schmidt recommends tern pieces. Do you cover the exposed ning, but if you’re planning on what goes in the glass,” using a cabinet-grade mate- “I don’t own a table saw plywood edge or let it be? to drink it’s best to plan he says. “Is the juice fresh rial, such as Baltic birch, or any stationary power Design will dictate, both ahead, tally the calories squeezed? Are we using for do-it-yourself projects. tools,” says Schmidt, a proj- DiResta and Schmidt say. and budget accordingly. quality spirits? When you The plies are thin and even, ect designer and author of Some modern-looking look at those key factors and the exterior is smooth, 17 design books. “I’m more pieces look great with their ICE IS NICE then really look at what sanded and blemish-free. n into DIY.” plywood edges exposed, kind of sugar you add to “Beluga caviar notwith- DiResta recommends and the better quality the Lisa McRee, a former the drink! Sugar is the first standing, Baltic birch ply- the jigsaw and circular saw plywood, the better it’ll “Good Morning America” thing that will start to tack wood may be Russia’s fin- for most plywood projects, look. For other projects, co-anchor who now pub- on the calories ...” est export,” Schmidt writes and suggests starting out you may want to cover that lishes the popular recipe Using better ingredients in his book. by building a storage box edge with veneer. and diet tip site The Skinny, and fresh juice means you “PlyDesign” includes 73 or simple bench. He offers “Exposing the edge remembers being on a “no need to add less sugar or projects for novices and video tutorials on YouTube, strata of the panel is really white foods” diet and being liqueurs to balance out the experienced builders. Do-it- sponsored by Make maga- cool,” says Schmidt. “It’s miserable since that includ- cocktail. yourself project magazines zine. a nice design element that such as Ready Made and Plywood has its draw- you can work with.” Make, and online sites backs. Schmidt warns For some, a project is such as Instructables offer against sand-papering too delicate or the plywood TRAVEL: Beer adventure many other ways to use through the thin top layer, too high-end to entrust the piece for a designer or DIY plywood. ruining the look of your cutting to one’s own hand. enthusiast. Continued From Page 1D “Plywood is inherently piece. To avoid this, use a If that happens, find a local The cost is less than modern, if you think of fine-grit sandpaper, and be furniture-design business most people expect, he adventurous. LOL! time after we were there, modern as starting in the careful. to cut the piece for you. says, averaging about $100 Happy to have finally which was May of 2010, 1920s,” says Schmidt, of DiResta warns against They use computer-con- per hour of work. made it, we thoroughly the family-owned business Denver. “It’s still beautiful splinters. A few years ago, trolled routers that make “Considering how many enjoyed the beers and the closed after 53 years in wood . and it’s really easy he inadvertently brushed precise cuts. hours you might spend snacks, the atmosphere operation. It reopened in to work with.” a palm against a cut edge, Denver furniture maker trying to cut a complicated in general, but most of all December of 2010 under A jigsaw can cut straight and a matchstick-size splin- Scott Bennett works with shape with hand tools . we made new memories. new owners and a new lines and curves, so that’s ter went through his palm. birch-and-alder plywood to spending a couple hundred While writing this name, Bier Baron. your primary tool, says He recommends wear- make storage and shelving dollars to have a computer article I looked up Schmidt. After that, invest ing gloves when cutting pieces for his company, cut out your parts can be Brickskeller online to n Sandy Kishton is a free- in a good-quality drill. 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Business travel to decline Stop by the SCOTT MAYEROWITZ The latest estimate would slightly from the $268.5 bil- Lake City Reporter AP Business Writer mean a 1.1 percent decline lion predicted back in July. from the 436.5 million trips Worries over the tax and NEW YORK — Fewer taken in 2012. budget battle in Washington for your business travelers are like- Fewer people traveling, were blamed for some of ly to hit the road this year however, doesn’t mean the 2012 declines. Now complimentary as the travel industry is lower costs. Airfare, hotel that tax changes have been challenged by corporate rooms, meals and car rent- approved, the business engagement America’s persistent eco- als have helped to push up travel group is cautiously nomic fears. the overall price of busi- optimistic that travel will package. Business travelers are ness travel. improve. expected to take 431.8 In 2012, business travel- “... (C)ompanies should million trips in 2013, the ers spent $254.9 billion, up now have somewhat greater • Holiday Inn Global Business Travel 1.6 percent from the prior confidence in their spend- 754-1411, ext. 106 Association said Tuesday. year. This year, the travel ing decisions,” Michael • GeGee’s Studio The industry trade group association expects anoth- W. McCormick, executive had forecast 435 million er 4.6 percent increase to director of the group said 758-2088 trips back in July. $266.7 billion. That’s down in a statement. • Camp Weed Cerveny Conference Center 386-364-5250 LANDER: Veteran given permanent job • Wards Jewelry & Gifts Continued From Page 1D 752-5470 • Sweetwater Branch Inn In 2003, Lander landed “A lot of what we do at hospitals have indicated at the Columbia County the Health Department is that they are seeing more 800-595-7760 Health Department as pure education,” he said. cases of the flu compared director of environmental “One of our biggest jobs is to last year. health. to educate and empower.” He said he doesn’t “Everybody in the office Lander said that the flu expect area hospitals to I had worked with,” he has overwhelmed some turn away any flu patients, said. “It was like coming areas this year, and that but he still recommended back to an old family.” it’s never too late to get that residents of the He said sometimes a flu shot. He said in the Hamilton and Columbia people will comment that Chicago area, hospitals contact their medical the Health Department have turned away emer- provider and receive a vac- Aisle Style acts as a hospital. While gency flu cases and had cination. Complimentary that is true, Lander said, patients go to other hos- “If you haven’t already the department does more pitals. gotten your flu shot, it’s Engagement Package than just primary care. Lander noted that local not too late,” Lander said. 3DLIFE

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Finding ways to cope Nearly 70 percent said they’re with smartphones concerned about how their chil- dren manage their reputations and social networks. online and 57 percent of kids ages 12 and 13 said they’re very By LEANNE ITALIE concerned about it. Associated Press The report said parents are being more proactive, not just NEW YORK — Janell Burley relying on parental-control tools Hofmann honored her 13-year- such as browser filters. An old son’s “maturity and growth” increasing number are joining at Christmas with his first their kids on social media, but iPhone, but it came with strings older parents may be approach- attached. ing their kids’ lives there with the Eighteen strings, to be exact, wrong emotional filters. in a written code of conduct that “We see it as a separation from placed the mommy blogger at the social behavior. They see it AS center of the debate over how par- social behavior,” Greenfield said. ents should handle technology in “I’m not sure we’re going to be the hands of their teens, especial- able to bridge that difference ly younger ones just entering the generationally.” frenetic world of social networks More tech abuse education and smartphones. needs to be done in this country Thousands of people, includ- before teens are actively engaged, ing those bemoaning too much he said. In parts of Europe and helicopter parenting, commented Asia, for instance, kids learn how ASSOCIATED PRESS and shared the funny, heartfelt to handle their digital lives as agreement posted at the holiday Janell Burley Hofmann and her son Gregory of Sandwich, Mass., go over a copy of the contract she drafted and formal training in third or fourth by the Cape Cod, Mass., mom that Gregory signed as a condition for receiving his first Apple iPhone. grade. of five. The interest crashed her “Here they think of it like it’s website and led her to appear some birthday money. It will hap- life. For some parents, he said, gy, Greenfield said. In the gener- part of their body, and they treat with her eldest, Gregory, on pen, you should be prepared.” it’s only when things go horribly al population, studies range from it that way,” Greenfield said. morning TV. Hofmann said in an interview wrong that attention is paid. 1 percent to 10 percent of users Hofmann’s contract is her own Hofmann’s first order of busi- that she decided on the contract He knows of parents who have whose digital habits interfere attempt at education. “Don’t take ness: “1. It is my phone. I bought as she pondered the power of gone so far as to jam all Internet with their lives. Greenfield esti- a zillion pictures and videos. it. I pay for it. I am loaning it to the technology she and her hus- and cell phone signals at home mates the reality is somewhere There is no need to document you. Aren’t I the greatest?” band were about to plop into their when they couldn’t get their kids between 2 and 6 percent. everything. Live your experienc- She included caveats that some son’s world. She was looking for to power down. Police in Rocklin, Hofmann was looking for a es. They will be stored in your parenting and tech addiction a way to be present in his phone Calif., said two girls, ages 15 and way to open the conversation memory for eternity.” experts consider crucial in eas- use without being a “creeper,” his 16, used a prescription sleeping with her son. Many other parents And she gets downright inspi- ing new entrants onto Facebook, word for stalky, spying parents. medication recently to spike the are, obviously, concerned as well rational toward the bottom: Instagram and shiny new mobile She wasn’t surprised that milkshakes of one’s parents so about what their teens are doing “Leave your phone home some- devices: her list, which Greg agreed to, they could log onto the Internet online, but also what is being times and feel safe and secure in You must share passwords resonates with other parents. It after 10 p.m. done to them. that decision. It is not alive or an with a parent, answer their calls, also resonates with psycholo- Greenfield recommends con- In a recent report from the Pew extension of you. Learn to live hand over said device early on gist David Greenfield, a technol- tracts like Hofmann’s, if parents Internet & American Life Project, without it. Be bigger and more school nights and a little later on ogy addiction specialist in West follow through. Others creep 81 percent of parents with online powerful than FOMO — fear of weekends. You must avoid hurt- Hartford, Conn. using apps and monitoring soft- teens said they are concerned missing out.” ful texts and porn and pay for a “We have ritualized the gift of ware. He thinks that’s fine, too. about how much information Hofmann also urges her boy to, replacement if your phone “falls the smartphone,” he said, yet There’s little data broken down advertisers can learn about their “Keep your eyes up. See the world into the toilet, smashes on the many parents don’t have the by age on the number of Internet kids’ behavior and 72 percent happening around you. Stare out ground, or vanishes into thin air.” know-how, stomach, time or users whose lives are negatively said they’re concerned about how a window. Listen to the birds. Of the latter Hofmann advises interest in actively guiding kids impacted by smartphones, tab- their children interact online with Take a walk. Talk to a stranger. her teen, “Mow a lawn, stash when they first jump into digital lets, laptops and other technolo- people they don’t know. Wonder without googling.” Pets Ferrets: domesticated or wild? In some states, having one can get you jail time.

By SUE MANNING Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — The Farringdon Station dates back to the beginnings of London’s difference between own- Underground, the world’s first subway system, which turned ing a ferret in Hawaii and 150 years old on Wednesday. one in Pennsylvania can be up to three years in jail — and hundreds of thou- sands of dollars in fines. London subway That’s the penalty for ferret fans in the Aloha State, where the 3-pound system marks members of the weasel and polecat family are 150 years service banned amid concerns of the animals escaping ASSOCIATED PRESS and wreaking havoc on Pat Wright, an advocate for legalizing ferret ownership in California, gets a kiss from one his By ROBERT BARR away from the inner city into the islands’ delicate eco- Associated Press new areas where new hous- systems. Similar fears are three ferrets at his home in La Mesa, Calif. The ferrets live peacefully along with Wright’s ing was being built near the behind a decades-old ban three dogs and a cat. Ferret fans argue that the foot-long domesticated creatures make LONDON — Busy, con- stations. in California, which has excellent pets and shouldn’t be regulated by wildlife agencies. gested, stressful. This is The houses were built in one of the nation’s most how the world’s first sub- a village style mocked by diverse ecosystems. ticated creatures make “They are wonder- them. That’s despite bans way system was depicted by some historians as already “The concern is that excellent pets and ful little clowns that not in the two states, plus a London newspapers in 1863. dated. if these animals were shouldn’t be regulated by only steal your heart but number of large cities It’s a situation that would “They were selling an released, like other wildlife agencies. they will steal anything including New York, and be familiar to nail-biting pas- England which had already non-native species have “Ferrets are really won- they deem is theirs. This U.S. military bases. sengers of the present as the passed by that time,” said been, they would adapt derful animals for those includes your shoes, In California, where hav- Tube turned 150 years old Lawrence, a principal lectur- and thrive and out-com- of us who are so inclined. socks, pens, pencils, hair- ing a ferret can net a $500 Wednesday. er at Kingston University. pete native species for They are messy, and brushes, potatoes, car fine or six months in jail, “The constant cry, as the In 1919, the Metropolitan food, and prey on native they’re expensive, and keys, wallets and clothing. Wright estimated between trains arrived, of ‘no room,’ company became directly species,” said Adrianna they’re demanding, but I had two ferrets that tried 50,000 and 500,000 pet appeared to have a very involved in developing what Shea, deputy director they are full of personal- to take my notebook com- ferrets live a clandestine depressing effect upon those came to be called “Metro- of California’s Fish and ity, full of love and full of puter to what is called their existence. His guess is assembled,” The Guardian land” on surplus land. One of Game Commission. joy,” said Pat Wright, who hidey-hole,” said AmyJo based on ferret-supply newspaper reported on the the company’s promotional States have had prob- lives in La Mesa, near San Casner of Harrisville, sales and a 5,000-member public opening of London’s posters displayed drab rows lems with feral animals in Diego, and has been fight- Pa., who legally owns fer- mailing list for his ferret Metropolitan Line on Jan. of inner city terrace houses nonnative environments, ing California’s ban for rets Manny, Marcuz, and legalization cause. 10, 1863. The first stretch and urged people to, “Leave creating problems for nearly 20 years. Marylin. Shea, who said Fish of rail had opened the day this and move to Edgware.” native species by eating Keeping a ferret as Their antics are bet- and Game has never tried before, on Jan. 9. However, they were also them or ravaging their a pet takes more time, ter than antidepressants, to verify those numbers, The line — the first part selling the dual benefit of a food supply. Feral cats, care and money than said Casner, whose pets said California doesn’t of what is now an extensive quiet, unpolluted suburban for example, have deci- owning a dog or cat. The inspired her to start a fer- have enough game war- London transport network life paired with rapid access mated bird populations. In American Veterinar y ret clothing line that she dens to chase violators, that has shaped the British to the cultural and economic Hawaii, the introduction Medical Association in sells online. so the ban is not strictly capital and its suburbs — benefits of the metropolis, of the mongoose to com- Schaumburg, Ill., which A count of ferret own- enforced. Billboards close ran 120 trains each way dur- Lawrence said. bat a rat problem “was recently posted a YouTube ers across the U.S. was to the borders of Arizona ing the day, carrying up to The pioneering a very poor idea. Rats video on pet ferrets, unavailable, but the and Nevada point motor- 40,000 excited passengers. Metropolitan Line sparked are nocturnal and mon- noted that they need to be American Pet Products ists in the direction of fer- Extra steam locomotives a new wave of underground gooses are diurnal. They caged most of the time, Association said that in ret sellers. And most pet and cars were called in to development which today only saw each other for require hours of exercise 1992, 2 percent of people stores in California carry handle the crowds. has grown into a 249-mile a short period between and emit a musky odor who owned a small animal ferret food and supplies. Architectural histo- system carrying 1.2 billion dusk and dawn,” said that many people find like a mouse, rat, ferret, But the issue is taken rian David Lawrence said passenger journeys a year. Minami Keevin, a land unpleasant. Large cages gerbil, rabbit, hamster or seriously in Hawaii, where the rapid expansion of the Although Londoners love vertebrate specialist with are expensive, but on the guinea pig said they had every report of a ferret is subway network — better to complain about its some- the Hawaii Department of other hand, ferrets don’t a ferret. In 2000, 10 per- checked. One captured known in London as the times sketchy performance, Agriculture. require as much medical cent of small-animal own- last year in Hilo was quar- Tube — had a major impact the Tube is an efficient way But ferret fans argue or dental care as cats or ers said they had a ferret, antined until it could be on the city’s design. The to move vast numbers of that the foot-long domes- dogs. and 7 percent in 2010 had shipped out of state. Tube helped lure people people in and out of the city. 4DLIFE

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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Daughter visiting elderly dad 19): An impulsive move 21): Travel plans or getting will lead to a mistake that Eugenia Word involved in a community will be difficult to over- event will lead to new con- seeks sanctuary from strife come. Concentrate on fessional progress. Love is nections and the chance to what you can do to help in the stars. ★★★ learn or start something DEAR ABBY: My hus- and serious flirting starts. others. Anger, rejection or LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): new. ★★ band and I just got back She gave him the impres- manipulation will not solve Don’t limit what you can SAGITTARIUS (Nov. from visiting my dad and sion she wanted to start an a work-related problem. accomplish because some- 22-Dec. 21): Take charge stepmother in another affair, so he walked away. Find a workable solution one puts demands on you. and make the first move. state. Dad is elderly, and I Tara has been open and and proceed. ★★★★ Focus on what will get you Reconnect with an old know my time with him is upfront about everything. TAURUS (April 20-May ahead. A change may be friend or revisit an old idea limited. She doesn’t lie. It’s like 20): Don’t get angry; get needed in the way you live or goal. Make adjustments Apparently, his mar- she doesn’t know any moving. You can have your your life or the people you at home that are conducive riage is in a shambles and Abigail Van Buren other way to interact with way if you are diplomatic share life with. ★★★ to something you want to they are on the verge of www.dearabby.com the opposite sex, and it’s and responsible in the way VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. incorporate into your life. divorce. He comes home spooking me before our you move forward and 22): Enjoy unusual enter- ★★★★ only to sleep. The rest of husband for a few days or wedding. I don’t want to deal with others. ★★ tainment or friends who CAPRICORN (Dec. the time he finds places to a week without her. That’s have to be my fiancee’s GEMINI (May 21-June offer you something to 22-Jan. 19): Rethink your get away from her and her cheaper than plane fare for constant social monitor. 20): Do some legwork that think about. Motivation strategy and consider an constant arguments. you and your husband to What can I do to help will help you get a project and inspiration will come unorthodox way to turn The time we were there visit him. her with this? Are there you want to pursue off the from trying new things a negative into a positive. was tense, unpleasant and, Contact your siblings social classes for late ground. Greater prosperity and meeting interesting Using your imagination, frankly, a waste of time and find out if your father bloomers? -- FREAKED- will be yours if you focus people. Romance is high- expertise and diplomacy and money. I wasn’t able to plans to spend the rest OUT FIANCE IN OHIO on a service, product or lighted and a promise will pay off in the end spend more than five min- of his “limited” time mar- DEAR FREAKED-OUT talent you have to offer. made will lead to a better, by helping you avoid an more accommodating life- utes with Daddy without ried to your stepmother, FIANCE: I don’t blame ★★★★★ impulsive mistake that will my stepmother trying to because the stress of the you for being “freaked out” CANCER (June 21-July style. ★★★ be hard to reverse. ★★★ pick a fight with him. hostility in their household because Tara’s behavior 22): Pay more attention to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Have you any sugges- could shorten his life. If must have been blatant for your children, family or 22): Domestic matters will Feb. 18): Put your time to tions or advice? I just want he plans to divorce her, your friend to avoid both your lover. Sharing your escalate. Not everyone will good use. Channel your to spend time with him one of the places where he of you. My advice is to creative ideas or taking be on your side. You are energy wisely, and you will best to get out and partici- in the time he has left. - should seek refuge is his put your wedding on hold an interest in an unusual reach your goals. Focus pate in an activity you find - DADDY’S GIRL DOWN lawyer’s office. until you, a female rela- lifestyle or even visiting an on home, family and how interesting and physically SOUTH ** ** ** tive (or two) whom Tara unfamiliar destination will you can make life better challenging. DEAR DADDY’S GIRL: DEAR ABBY: My fian- respects and will listen lead to personal and pro- ★★★★★ for everyone concerned. Now that you have been cee, “Tara,” has a problem to, or a counselor is able ★★★ in the “war zone,” the cat with social boundaries. to make her understand CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19- is out of the bag. Because She was home-schooled the boundaries of socially March 20): Rethink your your stepmother was such most of her education and appropriate behavior. If next move. Participate a distraction you had no missed out on a social life. you proceed as things are, in a cause you feel pas- quality time with your Recently, a male friend the next letter I receive sionate about. Nurture a father, consider staying of mine quit talking to both from you may be from relationship you cherish. elsewhere and having of us because of her behav- “Freaked-Out Husband.” Problems with a pend- him spend time with you ior. When I talked with ing financial or medical away from the house. him about it, he said Tara ■ Write Dear Abby at situation will worsen if you Alternatively, if he’s able to makes him uncomfortable. www.DearAbby.com or show anger or emotion. A travel, offer to send him a She doesn’t understand P.O. Box 69440, Los commitment will help you ticket to visit you and your where friendly joking stops Angeles, CA 90069. reach a decision. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0106

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 TRAVEL FLORIDA Serial killer Wuornos still a draw for bar Curious visitors attracted to place she was arrested.

By BRENDAN FARRINGTON Associated Press

PORT ORANGE — A framed photo of serial killer Aileen Wuornos sits on the bar at The Last Resort, the place where she had her last beer. Her photo is also on bottles of hot sauce and T-shirts sold there, while ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS an airbrushed portrait lists One of the products at the Last Resort bar in Port Orange is the seven men she killed, ‘Crazed Killer Hot Sauce” with an image of serial killer Aileen along with her last words. At a nearby motel, guests Wuronos on the label. often ask for the room where Wuornos stayed. because she introduced serial killer. Almost 22 years after herself. Customers like to pose her arrest and more than “When they first come with the framed photo of 10 years since her execu- in she goes ‘My name is Wuornos on the bar, and tion, the hitchhiking pros- Lee and this is my girl- there’s also a framed and titute depicted by Charlize ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS friend Ty and we’re gay.’ signed “Monster” movie Theron in the 2003 movie Airbush artist Ted E. Bear sits in front of a portrait she painted of serial killer Aileen Wuronos And I’m, ‘Well my name’s poster. T-shirts for sale “Monster” continues to at The Last Resort Bar in Port Orange. Almost 22 years after Wuornos was arrested at The Cannonball and I don’t show a picture of Wuornos fascinate the public. Some Last Resort, the curious still come to the place where she had her last drink. care. Pay for what you get, being arrested, and the sympathize with her, saying don’t cause me no grief “Crazed Killer Hot Sauce” the abuse she suffered as a Forbes. lurid as her crimes. She the bar. Cannonball, who and I’ll treat you square. I lists her execution date child and later as an adult Forbes said the bar was raped and abused played himself in “Monster,” don’t care what anybody under a photo that makes made her snap. Others are — covered inside and out growing up in Michigan. has told the story countless is,’” Cannonball said. her look crazy. captivated by the idea of a with graffiti — “is not the Her father committed times. The Last Resort is a The label reads, female serial killer. Some kind of place I would go suicide in prison and her “I’ve been asked some popular biker bar even “WARNING!! This Hot who stop in at The Last under most circumstanc- mother abandoned her. of the stupidest questions,” without the Wuornos con- Sauce could drive you Resort simply want to see es.” She waited in her car She began selling sex at an he said. “’Did she act like nection. Hank Williams insane, or at least off on the bar from the movie. until a friend joined her, but early age and classmates a serial killer?’ Well hell, I Jr. mentioned the bar in some murderous rampage. Al Bulling, who’s owned once inside, she listened shunned her. Her grand- don’t know. I’ve never seen the song “Daytona Nights” Aileen liked it and look the tiny brick biker bar for to Bulling and a bartender parents kicked her out at one. I don’t know what they and some regulars have what it did to her.” 33 years and who appeared tell stories about Wuornos age 15 and she hitchhiked act like. And one guy asked had their ashes scattered Wuornos’ childhood in “Monster,” says he’s for an hour. out of Michigan, eventually me, ‘Well, were you scared outside, beneath a live oak friend, Dawn Botkins, who simply honoring her last “They were really happy ending up in Florida, where of her?’ I ain’t never been with battered Japanese exchanged thousands of wishes. “She wanted to be to talk about it. They were she survived selling sex on scared of nobody.” motorcycles hanging from letters with Wuornos while remembered and keep the really nice. They made me the highways. She claimed Wuornos wasn’t a regu- the limbs. she was on death row, is memory going,” he said. feel bad for cowering in she killed her first victim in lar customer, just someone Still, Bulling is not upset by all this. She says “Well, we’ll keep it going the car!” Forbes said with self-defense after he raped who came in now and then, shy about promoting the Bulling “is just using the for her.” a laugh, adding, “I do her. probably while hitchhik- Wuornos story. The bar’s situation that Aileen just Michelle Forbes of New think they were trying to A burly bartender at The ing back to what was then slogan is “Home of ice cold happened to be there and Orleans decided to visit keep things in her spirit. I Last Resort who goes only called the Fairview Motel, beer and killer women,” all of a sudden he’s on TV The Last Resort after see- think they were honoring by the name of Cannonball where she shared a room and he sold the hot sauce saying, ‘Yup, this was her ing the movie. “She was her, and not just making a was working there the eve- with her girlfriend, Tyria on eBay until the site hang out.’ No it wasn’t. She always a character that spectacle.” ning of Jan. 19, 1991, when Moore. Cannonball said forced him to stop, saying just happened to be there really fascinated me,” said Wuornos’ life story is as Wuornos was arrested at he only knew her name he was profiting from a that night.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS Tourists could one day view the Forsythe Park fountain and other sites in Savannah, Ga., from double-decker buses. Savannah debates double-decker buses for tourists By RUSS BYNUM our rules so we can be Associated Press more like everywhere else, when what draws people to SAVANNAH, Ga. — A Savannah is that we’re not proposal to put double- like anywhere else,” said decker tour buses on the Bob McAlister, who lives streets of Savannah’s his- in an 1853 row house on toric district has residents Gordon Street in the heart rallying to bring the plans to of downtown. “The dou- a screeching halt, with crit- ble-decker buses threaten ics fearing the buses would Savannah’s special ambi- hit ancient oak limbs and ence, its livability. It’s not give sightseers a peeping Colonial Williamsburg. It’s Tom’s view into Victorian not New York.” homes. Steve Caplan and Tom Two Boston business- O’Connor, the Boston inves- men are lobbying Savannah tors, argue they shouldn’t City Hall to end a 17-year be kept out of the city’s prohibition on double-deck- lucrative tourism market ‚Äî er buses in the coastal city’s worth $2 billion in 2011 ‚Äî downtown historic district, because of a blanket ban. which draws 12 million The partners say they’re visitors a year. Savannah’s having four buses built to Downtown Neighborhood custom specs in England. Association is urging offi- While they would hold 75 cials to deny the request. passengers, double the Opponents say the buses, capacity of the tour trolleys which would have passen- Savannah is used to, the ger seats on an open-air top, buses would stand 12¬Ω could run into low-hanging feet tall. That’s a foot below branches along the edges the minimum clearance the of Savannah’s manicured city requires for maintain- squares. And they complain ing its tree canopy, though the buses’ elevated views residents insist some would enable tourists to branches hang lower. peer over garden walls and Julie Wade, a Savannah possibly into second-floor attorney hired by the busi- windows of private homes. ness partners, said con- “What this company is cerns about privacy were asking us to do is to change overblown.