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Man
away
since
April
Officials now list
case as missing,
endangered adult.
From staff reports
The Lake City Police
Department has launched
a search for a man who
was seen last in the area in
April.
Authorities are search-
ing for Rodrick Higgins, 35,
who was
last seen
^ leavinghis
live-in girl-
friend's
home on
1736 SW
. Buckley
-- Lane fol-
Higgins lowing an
argument.,
According to Lake City
Police Department reports,
Bettina Pelhan, Higgins'
girlfriend, told authorities
she is concerned about his
whereabouts because she
has received two of, his
checks and he hasn't called
or come by for them.
Lake City Police
Department public informa-
tion officer Capt. Rudolph
Davis said authorities
with the Lake City Police
Department checked the
local hospitals and jail, but
Higgins was not found. His
name has been entered into
official reports as a miss-
ing, endangered adult
Higgins.is described as a
black man with short hair.
Authorities did not list any
other physical characteris-
tics to describe Higgins. His
MISSING continued on 3A
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Lake City: 'Good' water report could
get
'better'
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter
Cathy Zele (left) and Johnna White of White Springslinspect glasses of water as they finish their meals at the Marion Street
Caf6 on Tuesday. According to the 2008 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report, Lake City water meets all federal and sta.t
requirements and has less than the maximum level of microbiological, radiological or inorganic contaminants. 'My well Water
is a little bit better than this water,' Zele said. '... Of curse, I am a bit paranoid about my water.'
2008 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report: Meets requirements
By JEFF M. HARDISON
jhardison@lakecityreporter.com
, ake City Director of Water
Treatment Facilities
Stephen Roberts said the
200.(.)8 Annual Drinking
Water Quality Report
shows Lake City water meets all fed-
eral and state requirements. And it's
going to improve from there, he said.
The source of Lake City's water
is the Floridan'Aquifer. It is pumped
and treated with ozone gas and then
chlorinated with chloramines to dis-
infect it.
In regard to microbiological, radio-
logical or inorganic contaminants,
Lake City water does not have any
above the maximum contaminant
level.
Whilethe 2008 report shows the
water is good, Roberts said 2009's,
report will be even better.
Since the Putnam.Water
Treatment Plant was switched to
standby status, which happened on
Dec. 2, 2008. the quality of water is
improved, Roberts said.
"Ifs the difference between night
and day," he said.
Roberts has been happy with the
* city's water quality since the Price
Creek Water Treatment Plant was
� activated.
"Everisince we put the new plant
on, the water's been 150 percent bet-
ter," -Roberts- said. "I don't know how'
much better it can get. As long as we
- don't need to pump from Putnam,
we'll have no quality issues, except
normal dead-end places.
"I don't care how good your water
is, dead end spots on a system need
to be flushed on occasion."
Roberts said he is pleased with the
2008 report, but he looks forward to
the next report.
The Lake City Water Department's
Web site shows that as a result of_
aggressive treatment and monitoring
by water utilities, the water delivered
to homes and businesses complies
with or is better than all state and
federal drinking water requirements.
"Aggressive treatment does not
always improve tap water's taste,,
odor, or softness. Lake City's water
averages a moderate 6.7 grains per
gallon hardness. Home treatment
devices often improve the taste and
odor of tap water," the Web Site
notes.
*EOC crews play part
in hurricane exercise
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter
Kimberly Thomas (left), assistant director of the Suwannee
County Department of Emergency Management, and
Shayne Morgan, Columbia County Emergency Management
Specialist, review a HurrEvac program during a training exer-
cise Tuesday.
Hypothetical stonn track
based on the Great NMliami
Hurricane of 1926.
By TONY BRITT
tor,fa'aiake:it.)reporter.conm
A strong Category 3 hurricane skirting
the western portion of Florida and forc-
ing many South Florida residents to leave
the area was the topic of discussion at
an Emergency Operation Center meeting
Tuesday. ,
Although /Hurricane Suiter is only a
hypothetical hurricane, it allowed local
officials from the Columbia. County EOC,
as well as representatives from Hamilton
and Suwannee County emergency opera-
tion centers, to prepare for the upcom-
ing hurricane season as part of the 2009
Statewide Hurricane exercise.
Traci Buzbee, owner of The Management
Experts, the consulting firm helping local
EOC center operators work on hurricane
preparation during the 2009 Statewide
Hurricane Exercise, said the track of the
storm was based on the Great Miami
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Patrick Scott/Special to Lake City Reporter
Shawn Wao, of the F.D.L.E.,
enters a home on NW Long
Street in Lake City early
Tuesday morning after a
woman was found dead
there Monday evening. The
woman, identified as Alberta
McCray, 61, had been report-
ed missing by neighbors. No
foul play is suspected in her
death.
Woman
found
dead in
house
No foul play
suspected in
cause of death.
By TONY BRITT
tbritt@lakecityreporter.com
The Lake City Police
Department and �the
Florida Department of Law
Enforcement have launched
an investigation after a Lake
City woman was found
dead in her Lake City home,
Monday evening.
Alberta McCray, 61, was
found by authorities just
before 9 p.m. said Lake City
Police Department public.
information officer Capt.
Rudolph Davis.,
According to Lake. City
Police Department reports,
officers were conducting a
well-being check in the 500
block of NW Long Street
when officers David Greear
and Michael DelCastillo
found McCray in her
home.
Officers were initially
called to the scene about
8:30 p.m. by neighbors who
hadn't seen McCray for sev-
eral days. Davis said author-
ities went to the house and
no one answered the door,
but officers could hear the
television set. The Lake
City Fire Ddpartment was
contacted and firefighters
went into the home through
a window and opened the
doors for police officers,
who later found McCray's
body.
The cause of death is not
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Adrift and at rest: Pool time heralds summer Forgery suspect sought
JASON MATTHEW WALKERILake City Reporter
Carlton Kieckhafer soaks up some sun as he performs the backstroke at the Coluribia County School Board Aquatic Complex
on Monday.
Prizes to highlight time capsule opening
By JEFF M. HARDISON
jhardison@lakecityreporter.com
Yet another reason was
given Tuesday for people to,
attend Lake City's Sunday
afternoon time capsule
unearthing.
Ten souvenir items her-
alding the 150th anniver-
sary of Lake City are to be
given away as door prizes.
T-shirts, 'mugs, key chains,
visors and other items
marking the sesquicenten-
nial of Lake City are avail-
able for sale as well.
During the
Sesquicentennial Executive
Committee meeting, the
committee discussed the
opening of the 1959 time
capsule, which is set for
2 p.m. on Sunday in the
Columbia County School
Administration center, 1389
W. U.S. Highway 90.
A 1959 vintage vehicle is
scheduled to transport the
time capsule from its cur-
rent home in a safe at City
Hall. A second 1957 vehicle
will transport some. of the
executive committee mem-
bers, said Paulette Lord.
The event "will' be. an
"old-fashioned"' ice cream
social that will feature the
opening of the 1959 Lake
City Centennial time cap-
sule, video footage shown
Hurricane of 1926.
As part of the exercise,
Columbia, Hamilton and
Suwannee counties were
,acting as host counties,
providing shelter for people
fleeing Hurricane Suiter's
path.
, "It's a week-long exer-
cise that started Thursday,"
Buzbee said.
Through the exercise,
EOC officials were able to
gauge their level of pre-,
paredness as well as simu-
late how they would handle
the influx of people and
tropical storm-force winds
that would accompany the
hurricane.
During the exercise, EOC
crews discussed potential
problems with food, hous-
ing and fuel as well as dis-
cussing how traffic in the
area would be handled.
Particular job duties and
responsibilities were also
discussed as part of the
training exercise.
Columbia County
Emergency Management
director Ronnie McCardle
said the training was for
emergency management
on a big screen of the 1959
parade, music by Harry
Wuest and the LCCC
Gateway City Band, along
with other festivities.
Some participants of the
1959 centennial celebration
are to be recognized as part
of the program.
Mike Renfroe, a code
enforcement officer for the
city, was the first child born
in Lake City in 1959, He was
born Jan. 5, 1959, at Lake
Shore Hospital. He and his
parents, Ladson and Eloise
Renfroe of Live Oak, and his
son Chad Michael Renfroe
of Long Island, N.Y., will be
among the people recog-
nized Sunday.
The time capsule open-
ing event is free, including
the ice cream.
Blue Bell Ice Cream is
sponsoring the social, which
will culminate the events
Items found in the 1959
Centennial Celebration time
capsule will be resealed
into a new container and a
150th anniversary celebra-
tion time capsule. will be
developed this summer
with both being placed. into
the vault at city hall near
the end of 2009.
On Tuesday, the commit-
tee spoke about whether
two capsules would .be
planted in December, or
if the 2009 capsule would
purposes, not responders.
"It's to help with the
catastrophic plan of the
state because of the 1926
hurricane," he said, not-
ing representatives from
surrounding counties
also came to Columbia
to participate in the exer-
cise. "We all have to put
a certain amount of time
for the scope of work and
they chose to come over
here because we all work
together on disasters like
flooding and the Bugaboo
Wildfire. For the path the
(hypothetical) storm took
we're just a host county
- hosting evacuees until it
was time for them to return
to South Florida."
have a compartment for
1959 artifacts. That deci-
sion depends on what is
uncovered on Sunday with
the opening of the 50-year-
old time capsule.
The committee discussed
sales of memorabilia from
the sesquicentennial. , A
table will be at each Finally
Friday event to help sales.
There are four outlets
where sesquicentennial
items may be purchased.
They are Lake City-
Columbia County Historical
Museum, 157 SE Hernando
Ave.; A Company of Angels,
277 N. Marion Ave.; Sassy's,
downtown; and Golf Etc.,
2109 W. U.S. Highway 90.
MISSING: From home
Continued From Page 1A
date of birth is Dec. 3, 1973.
His last known .address
was U.S. 441 S. Flamingo
Apartments.
Anyone who knows
Higgins' whereabouts
is asked to call Lake
City Police Department
Investigator Andy Miles at
7524344.
DEATH: Officials waiting
for toxicology report
Continued From1 Page lA
known and the Lae City
Police DepartmentInotified
the State Attorneys Office
and the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement.
Davis said the FDLE was
notified about 9:30 p.m.
,and arrived to process the
scene around midnight.
FDLE investigators cleared
the scene at 4:58 a.m.
McCray's bodywas sent
to the Medical Examiner's
-Office in Jacksonville for
an autopsy.
"We've already gotten
the results from the autop-
sy, but we're still awaiting
results from the toxicology
report," Davis said. "There
are no signs of foul play."
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From staff reports
The Lake City Police
Department is searching
for a Lake City man who
faces numerous charges
for allegedly writing false
checks from his grand-
mother's accounts, police
reports say.
Jordan Orion Richards,
18, 4875 NW U.S. Highway
90, is wanted in connec-
tion with forgery, uttering
a forged instrument and
grand theft - all charges
stemming from the alleged
forgery case.
According to Lake City
Police Department reports,
the victim told police offi-
cers her grandson forged
several of her business and
personal checks without
her permission, but he
told her he would pay the
money.
After Richards allegedly
failed to repay his grand-
mother, she filed charges.
Police department
reports indicate Richards
has not been found for ques-
tioning and a complaint affi-
davit will be forwarded to
the State Attorney's Office
for further processing.
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IM y cell phone
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annoyances
center on unsolicited
telephone calls.
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sense: Calls for mortgage
insurance on the house I do
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warranty on a truck I never
purchased.
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given the juxtaposition: Calls
for credit cards. Calls for credit
protection. Calls for debt
consolidation.
Does cold calling really sell
these products?
I have to wonder. Aren't
these unwanted phone calls
akin to the wolf whistle? In the
history of construction work-
ers howling at women, has one
woman ever stopped, walked
up to the fence and handed
through her phone number?
I think not.
Yet still they whistle. And
still my phone rings at all
hours of the day and night.
Until recently, such cold
calling was limited to my
land line. An answering
machine takes care of that.
But in the past couple
of months, the amount of
unknown numbers incoming to
my cell has risen exponentially.
And because my friends, fam-
ily and business contacts are
spread throughout the nation, I
take the bait every single time.
We can help with your hard
water. Does global warming
keep you awake? Is your family
protected with term life insur-
ance?
Click, click and click.
Before I switched cell plans
to unlimited usage, such
calls were more than a minor
annoyance. They cost me min-
utes, which cost me money.
Talk about disincentive to
make a purchase.
. Now I'm stuck solely with
the annoyance issue ... unless
the phone rings in the middle
of the highway. Then I'm left
with the choice of taking the
vital call about home mas-
sage therapy or maneuvering
through Lake City traffic.
Nobody needs a massage
that bad.
Unless ift's my wife - after
"Clyde" called my cell, looking
for Claude, not once, but three
times between 4:04 a.m. and
4:06 a.m.
Is there any hope things will
get better?
Maybe. The federal govern-
ment is ushering forth legisla-
tion to curb cell phone minute
abuse. Apparently the folks on
Capitol Hill are taking even
more calls then I am.
In response, cold callers
have upped the ante.
Lately, I'm getting more and
more calls to cure my nonexis-
tent mortgage crisis.
Each of them begins with
a familiar voice, 'This is
President Obama ..."
I've solved that problem.
My cell phone has its
hang-ups.
* Tom Mayer is editor of the
Lake City Reporter.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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Section B
BRIEFS
CnS FOOTBALL
Bass tournament
set for June 13
The Columbia County
Quarterback Club's
Fifth Annual Open Bass
Tournament is June 13
at Clay Landing. Entry
forms are at McDuffie
Marine & Sporting
Goods, Green's Marine
and Baker Distributing.
For details, call Donnie
Feagle at 365-1191, Jamie
Albritton at 755-2009, or
Ruben Thomas at
288-4691.
YOUTH TENNIS
Summer camp
begins June 15
Lake City Parks. and
Recreation Department
is offering a summer
tennis camp for children.
The camp is 9-11 a.m.,
beginning June 15, at
the Youngs Park courts
and will continue for
four weeks. Cost is $50.
Columbia High tennis
coach Andy Creel is the
instructor.
Registration is 8 a.m;
to 5 p.m., weekdays at
Teen Town Recreation
Center. For details, call
Heyward Christie at
758-5448.
YOUTH BASEBALL
CHS Dugout Club
camps offered
The CHS Dugout
Club is offering summer
camps at Columbia High.,
Cost of $125 includes
lunches, T-shirt and
trophy.'All camps are .
three days, from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Camp for ages
ages 9-12 is June 8-10;
pitching/catching only is
June 15-17; advanced
hitting is June 22-24.,
For details, call Andy
Bennett at 623-3350.
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Uttle Tiger Camp
is June ,15-18
Columbia High football
has its Little Tiger Camp
set for 9-11 a.m.
June 15-18, at the
practice field. The camp
is for players ages 7-12.
Cost is $75.
For details, call coach"
. Ken Fasnacht Jr. at (386)
3384779 .or e-mail
kfasnacht@coincast.net.
YOUTH SOCCER
Columbia High
offers camp
The CHS Tiger Youth
Soccer Camp is 5-8 p.m.
June 15-19, at the CYSA
fields. Columbia High
coaches Trevor Tyler
and Keith Mcloughlin
are camp directors. The
camp is for boys and
girls in second through
eighth grades. Cost is
$50 for second- through
fifth-graders and $80 for
sixth- through
eighth-graders.
For details, call Tyler
at 623-3025 or e-mail
tyler._t02@firn.edu.
ADULT SOFTBALL
Summer sign-up
ends Friday
Registration for
summer adult league
softball is 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. through Friday, at
Teen Town Recreation
Center. Cost is $350 for a
minimum of 10 games.
For details, call
Heyward Christie at
754-3607.
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Indians begin
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football season.
By BRANDON FINLEY
bfinley@lakecityreporter.com
FORT WHITE
- Summer workouts
began on Monday as the
Fort White High Indians
returned to the weight
-room for summer's weight
training exercises.
The Indians have two
practices a day, except for
Friday, and team mem-
bers must show up to lift
weights four times during
the week.
"'We don't require that
the guys show up at a
certain time (morning
or night)," head coach
Demetric Jackson said.
"We want them to 'work
out four times each week.
We don't set a late workout
period on Friday to try to
give them time to enjoy
the summer, but we have
one that morning for those
that need to make up a
day."
Jackson said that there
were about 40 kids to show
up for the first session.
, "Right now, they're all
dreading it," Jackson said.
"Forty kids is great for a
first workout."
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The .workouts consist
of weight training, agil-
ity drills and conditioning.
Fort White will begin a
passing league on Monday.
"We're trying to get in
better shape and be stron-
ger," Jackson said.
The Indians have already
identified a group of play-
ers that have stood out at
practice by their leadership
and work ethic.
"Dylan, Mudd and
Montre" Cray showed up
with a burning desire,"
Jackson said.
"Alex Gilmer and Roy
Blake did the same thing
in the afternoon workout.
It's a good thing to have
four seniors doing that."
Apart from the seniors,
the Indians are starting to
identify a group of young
guys with the work ethic it
takes to earn playing time.
"Soron Williams and A.J.
Legree are two young guys
that are really working
hard at it," Jackson said.
Fort White, will contin-
ue to hit the weights until
Aug. 10 when they'll .dress
out in shorts for three days
to start fall practice.
After workouts it's all
pads in preparation for the
regular season.
Lady Indians
hold youth
summer camp |
Jackson teaches
kids basketball
fundamentals.
By BRANDON FINLEY
bfinley@lakecityreporter.com
FORT WHITE - Coach
James Jackson of the Fort
White High Lady Indians
girls basketball team
hosted Day 2 of the Lady
Indians camp on Tuesday.
The camp offered up
shooting, dribbling, passing
and defensive skills drills
to the third through eighth
grade students taking
part.
'The turnout on the first
day was good, and the kids
worked hard," Jackson said.
"We had one kid roll her
ankle, but we're hoping to
have more tomorrow."
In the second year,
Jackson says they're a few
short of meeting last year's
mark due to travel and the
economy.
"It's a long way out, and
the economy is keeping
some people from doing
it," Jackson said. "Still, we
had a better response
'with help from the Lake
City Reporter, and that
helped spread the
word to get girls from
different areas this year."
The goal of the three day
CAMP continued on 2B
BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter
Lady Indians camp
Fort White High held its Lady Indians basketball camp this week for third- to eighth- graders.
Attending the camp are (front row, from left) Emily Roach, Arianna House, Jasmine Jackson,
Shalynn Williams, Sam Tusing, Shontez Crumbie and Sheridan Plasencia. Back row (from
*left) are assistant coach Ruthann Jackson, Da'Leecia Armstrong, Brittani Cason, Sarah
Stringfellow, Sitia Martinez, Catherine Trisch, Miracle Simmons, Jordan Earle and head coach
James Jackson.
Fort White
hits weights
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter
Fort White's Raul Colon (53), attempts to bring down Jomar Gainer (20) as he carries the
,ball during the Red and Black game earlier this year.
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TELEVISION
TV sports
Today
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
8 p.m.
ESPN2 -World Series, finals, game 3.
Florida vs.Washington, at Oklahoma City
(if necessary)
GOLF
I p.m. .
TGC -The Memorial Skins Game, at
Dublin, Ohio
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
7 p.m.
ESPN - Boston at Detroit
SOCCER
10 p.m.
ESPN - Men's national teams,World
Cup qualifier, U.S. vs. Costa Rica, at San
Jose, Costa Rica
TENNIS
Noon
ESPN2 - French Open, men's quar-
terfinals, at Paris
BASEBALL
NL standings
East Division
W L
Philadelphia 29 20
New York 28 22
Atlanta 25 25
Florida 24 28"
Washington 13 36
Central Division
W . .L
Milwaukee 30 21
St. Louis 29 22
Ccinnati , 27 23
Chicago 25 24
Pittsburgh 23 28
Houston 21 .28
West Division
W L
Los Angeles 35. 18
San Francisco 25 24
San Diego 25 .26
Arizona 23 29
Colorado 20 30
Today's Games
N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 4-1) at Pittsburgh
(Ohlendorf 5-5), 7:05 p.m..
San. Francisco (Ra.Johnson-4-4) at
Washington (Zimmermann 2-2), 7:05
p.m.
Chicago Cubs (Lilly 6-4) at Atlanta
(D.Lowe 6-3), 7:10 p.m.
Milwaukee (Looper 5-3) at Florida
(West 0-0), 7: I 0 p.m., .
Colorado (Marquis 7-3) at Houston
(Moehler 2-3), 8:05 p.m.
Cincinnati, (Cueto 4-3) at St. Louis
(Lohsq 4-3), 8:15 p.m. .
Philadelphia (Happ 3-0) at San Diego
(C.Young 4-3), 10:05 p.m.
Arizona (Garland 4-4) at L.A. Dodgers
(Billingsley 6-3), 10:10 p.m.
AL standings
East Division
W L Pct GB
New York 30 21 .588 -
Boston 29 22 .569 I
Toronto 29 24 .547 2
Tampa Bay 25 28 .472 6
Baltimore 24 28 .462 6h
Central Division
W, L Pct GB
Detroit 28 21 .571 -.
Chicago 25 25 .500 3'h
Minnesota 25 27 .481 .4'/
Kansas City 23 27 .460 5'A
Cleveland 22 31 .415 8
West Division
W L Pct GB
Texas 30 20 .600 -
Los Angeles 25 24 .510 4A
Seattle 24 28 .462 7
Oakland 19 30 .388 10'A
Today's Games
Boston .(Beckett 5-2) at Detroit
(Galarraga 3-5), 7:05 p.m.
Texas (Feldman 4-0) at N.Y. Yankees
(Pettitte 5-I),7:05 p.m.
LA.Angels (Jer.Weaver 4-2) atToronto
(janssen I-1), 7:07 p.m.
Kansas City (Bannister 4-2) at Tampa
Bay (Niemann 4-4), 7;08 p.m.
Cleveland (CI.Lee 2-6) at Minnesota
(Swarzak I-I), 8:10 p.m.
Oakland (Outman 2-0) at Chicago
White Sox (Richard 2-0). 8:11 p.m.
Baltimore (Bergesen 2-2) at Seattle
(Vargas 2-0), 10:10 p.m.
BASKETBALL,
NBA Finals
Orlando Magic vs. L.A. Lakers
Thursday :
Orlando at LA. Lakers, 9 p.m.
GOLF
Golf week
PGATOUR ,
Memorial
Site: Dublin, Ohio.
Schedule:Thursday-Sunday.
Course: Muirfield Village Golf Club
(7,366 yards, par 72).
Purse: $6 million. Winner's share:
$1.08 million.
�Television: Golf- Channel (Thursday-
Friday,3-6 p.m., 8:30-I 1:30 p.m.; Saturday,
12:30-2:30 p.m., 9:30-11:30 p.m.; Sunday .
noon-2 p.m., 9:30-11:30 p.m.) and CBS
(Saturday, 3-6 p.m.; Sunday, 2:30-6 p.m.).
On the Net: http://www.pgatour.com
LPGATOUR
LPGA State Farm Classic
Site: Springfield, Ill.
Schedule:Thursday-Sunday.
Course: Panther Creek Country Club
(6,608 yards, par 72).
Purse: $1.7 million. Winner's share:
$255,000.
Television: ESPN2 (Thursday, noon-
2 p.mn.; Friday, 5-7 p.m.; Saturday, 1-3 p.m.)
and NBC (Saturday, 3-5 p.m.; Sunday,
4-6 p.m.).
On the Net: http:l/www.lpga.com
CHAMPIONSTOUR
Triton Financial Classic
Site: Lakeway,Texas.
Schedule: Friday-Sunday.
Course:The Hills Country Clhb (7,035
yards, par 72),
Purse: $1.6 million. Winner's share:
$240,0*..
Television: Golf Channel (Friday,
6:30-8:30 p.m.; Saturday, midnight-2 a.m.,
6:30-9:30 p.m.; Sunday, midnight-2 a.m.,
7-9:30 p.m.; Monday, midnight-2 a.m.).
NATIONWIDE TOUR
Melwood Prince George's County
Open
Site: Mitchellville, Md.
Schedule: Thursday-Sunday.
Course: The Country Club at
Woodmore, (7,059 yards, par 72).
,Purse: $675,000. Winner's share:
$121,500.
Television: Golf Channel (Thursday,
1-3 p.m.; Friday,2-4 a.m., 1-3 p.m.;Saturday,
2-4 a.m., 2:30-5 p.m.;. Sunday, 2-4 a.m.,
2-4:30 p.m.; Monday, 2-4 a.m.).
TENNIS
French Open seeds
Tuesday
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Quarterfinals
Robin Soderling (23),- Sweden, def.
Nikolay Davydenko (10), Russia, 6-1,
6-3,6-1.
Fernando Gonzalez (12), Chile, def.
Ahdy Murray (3), Britain, 6-3, 3-6, 6-0,
6-4.
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Dinara Safina (I), Russia, def. Victoria
Azarehka (9), Belarus, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2.
Dominika Cibulkova (20), Slovakia, def.
Maria Sharapoya, Russia, 6-0, 6-2.
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Braxton Townsend, Breanna Bennefield'ard Emily Be6nefield. Second row (from left) are
Austin Nash, Bailey George, Trihnity Bullock, Camerpn Allen, Micah Blackwell, and
Jake Sheldon. Third row(frtm left) are assistant Brock Townsend, Armon Howell,
Mikhiya Hendon, Charm Camiel, Hunter Woodley, Amaiya Callum and assistant
Trey Sheldon.,Back'row coaches (from left) are Mike Townsend, Nicole Sheldon,
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12 p.m. with more
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the little bit. of :time that
we've had, to work with
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GOLF REPORTS
OUTDOORS
Double hole-in-one day -- ...
in Good Old Boys play F.0F
The par 3 No. 5 hole was
the scene of a most unusual
event in Good Old Boys
play.
It began when J.D. Dedge
used a 9-iron to record his
first career hole-in-one from
146 yards. Teammates Jim
Stevens and George Stock
witnessed the ace.
Carl Jones, playing in the
following group with Merle
Hibbard and Dan Stephens,
duplicated the shot from
the gold tee, also using a
9-iron. It was the 82-year-old
Jones' fourth career ace.
The Jones team prevailed
in the high scoring match
with 11 skins to 10.
Match 2 went to Bobby
Simmons, Jim Bell, Doyle
Worthington and Howard
Whitaker in a 2-0 shutout
SOUTHERN
OAKS
Ed Goff
over Ed Snow, Joe Persons
and Nick Whitehurst.
Hibbard- (38-39-77) and
Dedge (34-37-71) posted
the day's best scores.
The Wednesday Scramble
format was a 9-hole day/
9-hole night format that
ended with three teams
tied at -8. Donnie Thomas,
Bo Skinner, Kyle Hunter
and Don Howard took the
scorecard 'decision with a
birdie on No. 17.
Second place wentto Nick
Slay, Ted Johnson, Martin
Hatcher and Eli Witt with a
birdie on No. 16.
Third place went to Scott
Kishton, Andy Peterson,
Susie Torgerson and Chad
Hunter.
The LGA played a skill
event, only counting shots
in a circle on par 3 holes,
sand saves and chip-ins.
The format was more than
the field could handle until
Cele Dockery scored the
only winner, a chip-in to
take home the entire pot
Travis Green managed
a one-stroke win in the
Saturday blitz, edging out
Dave Mehl and Eli Witt
who tied for second at -6.
Witt's birdie on No. 17 gave
him solo second.
Alan Moody, Dennis
Crawford and Green had
two winning birdies each,
and Don Howard, Witt and
Mehl had one each.
Tomlinson, Boyett top Lake
City/Gainesville junior tour
Results from the Lake
CityJuniorTour/Gainesville
Junior Tour follow.
Boys 16-18 - first, John
David Tomlinson 71-68-139;
second, Bodi Karsano 71-69-
140; third, Brandon Collins
71-76-146;
Boys 14-15 - first, Greg
Dana 75-79-154; second,
Brecken Whitefield 82-78-
160; third, Halley Lewis
79-82-161;
Boys 12-13 - first,
Chandler Lewis 72-76-
148; second, Davis Roche
81-8M-163; third, Christian
Anderson 80-90-170;
Boys 10-11 - first, Jack
Holloway 41-50-91; second,
Cameron Allen 52-45-97;
third, Peyton Anderson
53-59-112
. Boys 8-9 - first, Bryson
Harris 45-47-92; second,
Joshua Hartman 63-61-124;
Girls 16-18 - first,
Nicole Boyett 83-76-159;
QUAIL HEIGHTS
Boots Farley
second, Laura Weaver 84
85-169; third, Brittany Boris
101-87-188;
Girls 14-15 - first,
Darian Ste-Marie 83-88-171;
second, Kathryn Gagnon
93-84-177; third, Caroline
Parish 91-98-179;
Girls 12-13 - first,
Caroline Holloway 82-93-
175; second, Chandler
Whitefield 92-87-179;
Girls 10-11 - first,
Dallas Ste-Marie 60-57-117;
second, Stephanie Pick
58-61-119.
MGA Blitz winners were:
A Division - Buddy Slay
and Ed Higgs, tied for first;
Cory Bannister, third;
B Division-Joe Herring,
first; Keith Denmark, sec-
ond; Shelton Keen and Mike
Kahlich, tied for third;
W world Golf rankings 10. Padraig Harringtonirl
I II.CamiloVillegas Col
Through May 31 12. Robert KarlssonSwe
I.TigerWoods USA 9.18 13. Sean O'Hair USA
2. Phil Mickelson USA 8.27 14.Jim Furyk USA
3. Paul Casey Eng 7.15 15.Anthony Kim USA
4. Sergio Garcia Esp 6.53 16. Ian Poulter Eng
5. Geoff Ogilvy Aus 6.09 17. Rory Mcllroy NIr
6. Henrik Stenson Swe 6.06 18. Ernie Els SAf
7. Kenny Perry USA 5.75 19. Zach Jbhnson USA
8. Steve Stricker USA 5.65 20. Lee Westwood Eng,
9.Vijay Singh Fji 5.23 21: Luke Donald Eng
C Division - Kevin
Parks, first; Tim Tortorice,
second; Danny Harrington,
"third;
D Division - Mike,
Harris, first; Kirk Koon,
second;. Stan Musgrove,
Gerald Smithy and Chuck
White, tied for third.
Six Junior Camps will be
offered this summer. All
camp's are 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Cost of $65 includes lunch.
Discounts are offered for
more than one child.
' The schedule:
* June 10-13, instruction-
al on range;
* June 17-20, playing
lessons on course;
* July 15-18, playing
lessons on course;
* July 21-24, instruction-
al on range;
* July 29-Aug. 1, playing
lessons on course;
* Aug. 12-15, tourna-
ments, food and prizes.
22. Martin Kaymer Ger
23. Ross Fisher Eng
24.Alvaro Quiros 'Esp
25. Mike Weir Can .
26.Angel Cabrera Arg
27.Tim Clark , SAf
28. Retief Goosen SAf
29. Stewart Cink USA
30. Rory Sabbatini SAf
31. Ben Curtis USA
32. Justin Leonard USA
33. NickWatney USA
COURTESY PHOTO
'Gator Baiter' grouper
Jimmy Hull of Lake City shows off two grouper he caught Thursday out of Steinhatchee.
Hull was using frozen squid in 45 feet of water. Fishing with Hull on his 23-foot sea hunt
'Gator Baiter' was Greg Ward of Live Oak.
Quarterback club open
bass tourney slated for
weekend of June 13
By TONY BRITT
tbritt@lakecityreporter.com
Anglers hoping to fit
a few hours of fishing in
before Fathers Day will
have an opportunity to fish
competitively in a local
fundraiser.
The Columbia County
Quarterback Club will
hold its annual open
bass tournament from
safelight-3 p.m. Saturday,
June 13 at Clay Landing.
The entry fee per boat is
$60 and there is an optional
$10 Big Bass Pot per boat.
Tournament co-directors
are Jamie Albritton and
Donnie Feagle.
"We had 57 boats last
year and this year we're
estimating having 40-50
boats," Albritton said.
The Columbia County
Quarterback . Club is
sponsoring the event
and Albritton said pro-
ceeds raised during the
tournament will be used
to help the Columbia
High School football
program purchase
equipment.
"It's important to hold
this fundraiser annually
because it helps the kids,"
Albritton said.
In addition to the win-
ning payout, there is guar-
anteed prize money for the
first three positions as well
as for the Big Bass Pot.
Anyone interested 'in
competing in the tourna-
mient can pick-up entry
forms at McDuffie Marine
& Sporting Goods, Green's
Marine or at Baker
Distributing, 278 SW
Summers Lane.
For additional informa-
tion about the tournament,
call Albritton at 755-2009,
Feagle at 365-1191 or Ruben
Thomas at 288-4691.
By BRENT KALLESTAD
Associated, Press
TALIAHASSEE - The
NCAA's Committee on
Infractions responded
Tuesday to Florida State's
appeal of' sanctions from
an academic cheating scan-
dal, but kept its answer
secret and gave the school
15 days to respond.
Florida State is challeng-
ing a portion of the sanc-
tions announced in March
that would force the school
to vacate as many as 14 of
Bowden's. 382 career wins
-just one fewer than Penn
State's Joe Paterno.
The university's general
counsel, Betty Steffens,
will prepare a rebuttal
that will be made public,
at least in part, university
officials said.
"Our comment will be
the rebuttal," associate ath-
letic director Rob Wilson
said. "We'll all know a lot
more when we send this
thing back."
Two dozen football play-
ers were among 61 Florida
State athletes involved in
the cheating.
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Bishop Realty has a focus on customer service
l he business
climate in the
residential real
estate market
may be the
best it's been in nearly a
year locally. The market?
upside is strong and now
is an excellent time to
buy a home. Sound like a
strange statement in thle
current economy? Not if
you're talking to Elaine
Tolar, owner of Coldwell
Banker Bishop Realty,
Inc., in Lake City.'
She and her eight
full-time agents are upbeat
and excited to be selling
homes and property.
'" Things locally have"
certainly picked up, much
better than they were dur-
ing the fourth quarter of
2008 and through the first
few months of this year,"
says Tolar, who has been
affiliated with Bishop
Realty in Lake City for 14
years.
S interestt rates are much
S better than they have
S been and that's a driving
S force helping things get
going, helping people
buy homes," Tolar says.
"There is money available
for good customers."
: Coldwell Banker Bishop
Realty, Inc., has been a
. mainstay business in the
Columbia County real
,* estate community for 54"
'years. Tolar, the owner
Sand president of the '.,
company, says consumers
.- can be assured that her
firm is not a fly-by-night
operation.
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Agents with Coldwell Banker Bishop Realty, Inc., of Lake City include (from left) Don Ratliff, Sherry Ratliff, Lori Giebi
Simpson, Elaine Tolar, owner; Mary Brown Whitehurst, Bruce Dicks, Hansel Holton and Nell Holton. Not pictured is I
Taylor. The real estate company is located at 839 SW SR 247 in Lake City.
"We have been here and
we are going to stay here
in business," she says.
"Customers can know
we're here now and know
we can help them into the
future."
Tolar said the tight
real estate economy has
thinned the number of
cash-hungry real estate
agents.who during the
boom were looking for an
easy sell and a quick
commission check.
Customer service at a
firm like Coldwell Banker
Bishop Realty. Inc., has
never beep sacrificed and
never will.
"We truly care about our
customers," Tolar
"We have maintain
same staff and we
to serve our custom
We're here to ser
customers through
times and bad."
Besides Tolar, full-time
agents include Don and
Sherry Ratliff, Hansel and
Nell Holton, Lori Giebeig
Simpson, Mary Brown
Whitehurst, Bruce Dicks
and Patti Taylor.
Tolar says Coldwell
Banker Bishop Realty
has used the marketing
advantage of the Lake
City Reporter and the
HomeSeller magazine it
publishes with great
success.
"We get more calls from
.- HomeSeller magazine than
from any other advertising
'we do," Tolar says. "By far,
we get the most response
from it and we track our
advertising very closely.
"We have gotten tons of
response from our
classified that we iun in
the Lake City Reporter,
too. People read the Lake
City Reporter."
Lake City and Columbia
County will continue to
rebound quickly, accord-
i ng to the'way Tolar sees
"Our community is
strong," Tolar says. "We're
) crl R~e very fortunate to be in
eig North Florida and Lake
Patti City. We're not seeing a
downturn like other places
and I think we'll continue
to see improvement as we
says. bounce back."
ned our Coldwell Banker Bishop
are here Realty, Inc., moved into a
homers. newly constructed office
vice our two years ago at 839 SW
rh good SR 247, Lake City. Call the
office at (386) 752-4211.
Home Furnishings
"Bringing value forever 43 years.
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The following vehicles will be sold
at public auction 8:09 A.M: June 19,
2009 at A R & R, Inc. 10525 Duval
Lane, Macclenny, Fl 32063
1994 Buick Lesabre
VIN#1G4HP52L1RH516946 '
1996 , Nissan Sentra
VIN#1N4AB41D1TC761006
04532047 .'
June 3, 2009
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Sec. 197.241 F.S. ".
Notice is hereby given that., the
BHAVDIP Inc'Hasmukh Ghandi of
the following certificate has filed
said certificate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate num-
ber and year of issuance, the descrip-
tion 6f the property and name 'in
which it was assessed is as follows:
Certificate Number: 1460
Year of Issuance: 2004
Description, of Property: SEC 29
TWN 3S RNG-17 PARCEL NUM--
BER 05823-000 BEG' NW COR' OF
SE 1/4 OF NE 1/4, RUN E 105 FT,
S 100 FT, W 105 FT, N 100 FT TO
POB. PROB #99-11 CP ORB 873-,
2466 THRU 2475, 893-233. THRU
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Wailing for Weeks to have
your mower repaired. Call Lis!
Free Pickup & return. Tune up,
blade sharpening, air fillers,
plugs, greasing. No job too
small Lewis Mobile
Maintenance & Repair.
386-623-4353
Lawn & Landscape Service
04531276 . -
Summer SPECIAL
Any irrigation work 25% off!
Mow, edge. weed eat, blow.
Price $20. and up
Residential /Commercial
Lewis Landscape
386-623-4353
Custom Cuts Lawn & Landscape.
S Customized lawn care. trmming,
sod. design. Comnm'l & Res'd. Lic.
i . &,is. 386-719-2200 Iv isg
Services. .
DIVORCE, BANKRUPTCY,
'RESUMES.
other court approved forms-
386-961-5896.
; "+"& * ""4*4 * **y*4r *tl4*.** *
Custom Weddings/Vons
.Anytime -Anywhere
S -386-961-5896'
Land Services .
Back Hoe,'Dozer, Chopping, root
raking, bush hog. seeding, sod,
d ' isking, site prep, ponds &
irrigation. Free Esi! 386-623-3200
Graham Land Clearing. Fill Dirt,
lop soil. lime rock, gravel, crush
concrete Asphalt millings.
Call for pricing. 386-623-4569
- K&K MOWING
Bushhog fields or lawn
maintenance. Acreage &
residential mo ing. 386-466-8575
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ORB 910:836. (PARCEL 1 PER A/ .
PROBATE. ' "' V Lost & Found
Name in which assessed- ERNEST .___-______ ____..
SMITH � LOST - REWARD. Shitiu-hair cut
All of said propeny being in the short. Lost - near Power Country
Count, of Columbia, State of Floinn- Radio Station. Mother sictk needs
da Unless said certificrite shall be re . for comfort. Call 386-754-8872
deemed according to law, the proper focomfort.Ca386-7548872
iv described in such certificate will R ,D Gra S h
be sold to the highest bidder ati the REWARD: German Shepherd.
Courthouse on Monday the 29th day Her pal was found east A f town.
of June, 2009, at II 00 A NM Please report sightings.'
P. DEWITTCASON 570-814-9422 or 352-665-0717
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TIES ACT; If you are a person with '
Sa disability who needs any accom- 100 ob
modation in order to participate in Opportunities
this proceeding, you are entitled, at OppFtr l
no cost to you, to the provision of
cenain assistance Persons with a 04531v902
disability who need any accommoda- Advertising Sales'
tion to participate should contact the Local company looking to
ADA Coordihator, P.O. Box 1569, expand our sales force.
Lake City, FL 32056, 386-719-7428, Successful candidate
within two (2) working days of your will be highly motivated with i
receipt of this notice; if you are hear- " record of sales excellence.
ing impaired call (800) 955-8771; if Ability to present multiple-
you are. Voice impaired call (800) products in a professional
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June 3, 10,.17,_2009_ Reporter. P.O. Box 1709,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Lake City. FL, 32056
TAX DEED
Sec. 197.241 F.S 04532086
Notice is herebN given that the Tar- Comcast Sales Reps.& Supv.
pon IV, LLC of the following certfi- We are authorized 1to sell for
cate has filed said certificate for a Comcast Cable and we need
Tax Deed to be issued thereon The 'Comcast Cable and we need
certificate number and year of issu- Residential Sales Reps now!!
ance. the descnption of the property You'll be responsible for door to
and name in which it was assessed is door sales activity. $800+ week-
as foUows: ly earning potential. Sales Supv
Certificate Number: 31 Position also avail.
,.Year of Issuance 2007 Call (866) 323-9416
Description of Property. SE 25TWN
3S RNG 15 PARCEL NUMBER 5. . .
00214-000 BEG NE COR. RUN S Resolutions Health Alliance
.13.47 FT, WCONT 1187.78 FT, SE has openings for I FT Counselor
SW 439.35 FT TO N RW US90, Counselor in Lake Cit and 1
NW'LY ALONG R/W 792.22 FT Counselor in TRI Co/Lake City
TO A PT OF A CLURVE.. CONT- aas. Masters Degree and
WLY ALONG CURVE 704.07 FT. registered intern or license
N 81 DEG W 854.06 FT. N 1631.76 required. Excellent benefits.
FT TO N LINE OF SEC. RUN E : $36,500 to $43K a year.
ALONG N LINE OF SEC TO POB. I PT/FT Family Specialist
ORB 772-506, 939-2718 THRU position in TRI'Co area. 3 years
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(CHURCH) IN ORB 1003-1515 entails working with families
THRU 1525 - through In Home Services.
Name in which assessed! TLC MNIN, Please fax resume to
ISTRIES INC "386) 754-9017 oc e-mail to:
All of aid property being inthe emplostment(drhapa.net
County of Columbia, State of Fion- ---
da. Unless said cenificate shall be re-' Administratie assistantt
deemed according to law, the proper- Administrative Assistat
ty descnbed in such certificate will' Computer skills needed full time.
be sold to tie highest bidder at the" or part time Please send 'sume to
Courthouse on Monday the 13th day PO Box 7246 LC, FL'32055
of July, 2009, at 11 00 A M. - C CT c i '
P. DEWITT CASON CertifiedAC Tech/Maintenance
CLERK-OF COURTS ' person. Exp. m service calls, ,
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- For Apartment complex.
TIES ACT: If you are a person with Fax.resume to 386-758-8017 or .
a' disability who needs an) accom- Call 386-758-8029 for appt
modartion in order to participate in. - ''. I :, ' ' , .. : , ' : - .*,:
this proceeding," you are entitled, atr; DRIVER/ Counter Sales Position
no cost to you. to the provision of - Lake Citl. Valid DL. Benefits.
crtenain assistance Persons with a DFW. Call 386-623-1009 or apply
disabilit who need any accommoda- J'., at.986 E'Duval'Street.
' lion to panicipale should contact the ' ' ' ' ' . ....
ADA Coordinator. P.O. Box 1569. Food Service Workers for
Lake City, FL 32056, 386-719-7428, correctional setting Benefits after
within tvo (2) working days of Nour 90 days. 401K, stock bonus,
receipt of this notice; if you are hear- vacation, No criminal record. Food '
ing impaired call (800) 955-8771: if Service expa must. Apply in
5 8ar 0,oce impaired call ) person at Lake City Correctional
-. _:. ' . .. r" .. ." "�Facilit. 386-755-3379ext 2251.
04531852 E' EOE, AffirmativeAction
June 3, 10, 17. 24, 2009 . Employer. M/F/D/V.
0453147.9
ELECTRONICS TRAINEES.
Earn & learn. Great pay &.
benefits, .generous
vacation, $.for school.No
�exp OK. HS grads ages 17-
34.Call Mon-Fri
(800)342-8123
Ad Errors- Please read your ad on the first day of
publication. We accept responsibility for only the first
incorrect Insertion, and only the charge for the ad
space in error. Please call 755-5440 immediately for
prompt correction and billing adjustments.
Cancellations- Normal advertising deadlines apply for
cancellation.
Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. Should further informa-
tion be required regarding payments or credit limits, your
call will be transferred to the accounting department.
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Advertising copy is subject to approval by the Publisher
who reserves the right to edit, reject, or classify all adver-
tisements under appropriate headings. Copy should be
checked for errors by the advertiser on the first day
of publication. Credit for published errors will be allowed
for the first insertion for that portion of the advertisement
which was incorrect. Further, the Publisher shall not be
liable for any omission of advertisemenIs ordered o10 be
published., nor for any general, special or consequential
damages. Advertising language must comply with Federal,
State or local laws regarding the prohibition of discnmina-
tion in employment, housing and public accommodations.
Standard abbreviations are acceptable; however, the first
word of each ad may not be abbreviated,
In Print and Online
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HVAC
Enjoy doing repairs? Like to earn a
good income and/or start your own
business? Consider Healmg/AC at
Lake City Communimt College.
Fall Classes begin August 24.
Financial aid available. No high
school diploma required.
Day. and night classes.
We all need it, we all haye it
. Learn to keep it all working.
Call (386) 7544352 for details.
INVITATION TO BID
Licensed grading contractor with.
general liability insurance to re-
work small pnvate subdivision �
limerock roads. For additional in-
formation contact Michael at
386-497-3406
Maintenance Man: Experienced
in Carpentry, Plumbing,& Electric.
Ref. Req'd. Call (386)961-0017
or 386-365-6250
Mystery Shoppers earn up to
$100 per day. Under cover shop-
pers needed to judgq retail &
dining establishments., Experience
NOT req'd. Calll- 888-697-6576.
S *; -. r"'? - "'i--* -
SUMMER WORK
GREAT PAY
Immed FT/PT openings,
. customer sales/service,will tram,
conditions apply. all ages 17+'
(386)269.1116
WELDING
Tired of your job? Like to earn a
good income? Consider welding at.
Lake City Community College.
Two nuclear power plants in North
Florida are looking for welders.
Sea, rail. and truck lines in
Jacksonville also need welders.
Fall Classes begin August 24.
Financial aid available.
No high school diploma required.
Day and night classes.
Call (386) 754-4352 for details
12A EMedical
120 Employment
Medical Records/ Referrals
/Scheduler. Responsibilities
include Prepping of charts,
filing, Gathering of information
& scheduling. Hours are
Mon - Fri 8am-5pm.,
Please fax resume
Intervennonal Cardiologist.
352-416-2509. ,
04532038 .' '
DONOR SPECIALIST
LifeSouth Blood Center seeks
enthusiastic applicants with
excellent customer service
skills for the position of Donor
Specialist Responsibilities
include registration, mini-.
physical, phlebotomy and -'
preparation of blood units.
Experience in phlebotomy
preferred, but will train the right
Sindi% idual. Position requires
evenings and weekends. Submit
application to: 833 SW SR 47,,
Lake City, FL 32025. NO -
CALLS PLEASE EOE/DFWP
04532090
Clinical Specialist FT.
Stewart-Marchmani-Act
'B&havioral Healthcare is',.
recruiting for the Department of
Corrections Tranisitional.
IRe-Entry Substance Abuse
Program in Lake City. This
program is designed for inmates
nearing release. For details visit
www.smabehavioral.ore.
- lFWP/ROE/,Enual Actess.
REHAB DIRECTOR
Avalon Health Care Center is
seeking Rehab Director to lead.
our growing Rehab department.
SIeal candidate must be a
Physical, Occupational, Speech
: Therapist or Assistant. ,
Competitive Salary, and
. Benefits..
To apply for this positioin.please
fax your resume to
386-752-8556 to the attention of
Tony.Anderson
04532098 . .
- Occupational Therapist
'Avalon Health Care Center is
seeking a full time Occupational
Therapist. If you are a clinician
syho enjoys caring for patients
this opportunity is for you!
To apply for this position please-
, fax your resume to
386-752-8556 to the Attention
of Tony Aiderson�
SPhj~jcal Therapy Assistant
Avalort'l-lealth Care Center is
seekI ghil time LPTA. If ybu
are a clinician who enjoys
Scaring for patients this
opportunity is for you!
To apply for this position please
S Ifax yourresume.to
:386-752-8556 to the Attention
of Tony Anderson
LPN or RN needed F/T'
3PM-11PM-Lake City Cluster
ICFfor Developmentally
Disabled Persons. ,
:673 NW Cluster Drne,
386-755-6104
EEO/M/F/D/V
Medical Office Receptionist
needed. for front office. Duties
include scheduling appointments,
check in/check out. medical
authorizations answering phones,
filling charts, etc. Must have
medical-office experience. Please
fax resume to 386-961-9541
'A2 i Schools &
4*U Education
Want to be a CNA? Don't watf to
wait? Express Training Services'
of Gainesville is now. offering our
quality CNA exam Prep classes..
Day/Eve classes. Class for 1 week,
certification test the next week.
glass size is limited. Next class
06/08/09. Call 386-755-4401
exoresstrainineservices.com
,310 Pets & Supplies
AKC Male Yorkie.
2.5 years old.
$100 obo.
386-752-2637
'.Free to Good Home Only!
Shar-pej puppy kennel
Aprox,1.5 yr. old. Very playful.
ALREADY GONE!
ADvantage -
2br/1.5 ba MH. completely remod-
eled On private lot; Front & rear
porches $600 mo. 1st, last & sec..
386-752-5911 or 466-2266
2BR/1BA MH. Off Pinemount
Rd. Call for details.
$450 mo $450 dep. NO PETS!
386-965-5530
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
; Florida.Law 828 29 requires dogs,'
and'cats being sold to be at least 8
weeks old and have a health
. certificate from a licensed
veterinarian documenting, they
have mandatory shots and are
free from intestinal and external
parasites Many species of lwild-"'
life must be licensed by Florida
Fish and Wildlife. If you are
unsure, contact the local
office for information.
REGISTERED CHOW.
Wormed, health certificate.
Needs a loving home. $400.
386-208-5017 ,
_1m7-792, w-
To place your
classified ad call
755-5440
310 Pets & Supplies
Yorkie Female
10 Week old
Registered & Shots $550
Call 386-623-6652
330 Livestock &
33 Supplies
04532050
Gentle Hereford Cow $450.
Nice Angus Hereford Cross Bull
Calf. 4 months old. Black/white
face. $250. Sold as a pair for
$625. 386-719-4802
401 Antiques
ANTIQUES WANTED
Furn., China, Silver, Glassware,
Costume Jewelry & Gold. 35 years
exp. Cash Pd. Pete. 386-963-2621
402 Appliances
Whirlpool Refrigerator,
25.6 CF with ice & water, exc.
cond. $450
386-961-5896 or 386-454-0768
406 Collectibles
MILLSCREEK
Collectible Stone animals.
$500. 00 for all.
386-623-6989
408 Furniture
Couch & Loveseat. Cotton fabric
w/ cream leaf print.
Excellent condition. $275. 00.
-Call 386-466-0019
DINING ROOM SET. Light oak,
solid wood. Table w/6 chairs.
China Hutch. Have to see!
$500. 00 386-623-6989
Leather Sleeper love seat.
Cream color.
Good Condition: $150.00.
386-466-0019
Nice Living Room set. Tan Sofa
w/recliners in each end & 2
separate big boy recliners. $600.
386-754-9295 or 984-0387
RECLINING LOVESEAT
Micro fiber, wine color.
Excellent condition. $200.00
386-497-4038
4A1f Lawn & Garden
40tl Equipment
PRO Leafer, huge capacity with
blower/vacuum hose,
New-used once. $500
SOLD
420 Wanted to Buy
K&H TIMBER
We Buy Pind Hardwood &
Cypress. Large or small tracts.
Call 386-961-1961.
430 Garage Sales
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
u All Yard SaleAds- -
Must be Pre-Paid.
440 Miscellaneous
2005 CARGO Mate Trailer.
Has less than.2500 miles: used.
$1500 00 Firm
386-758-9566 or 386-984-7054
'630 Mobile Homes
for Rent
I'-1/1 Modular & office /library.
Completely remodeled on 1 ac.
Columbia City. $550 + Dep. Ref.
Req'd. No Pets 386-755-1894-.
14 Wide- 2br/2ba. Clean, quiet
country park. $475/Mo Water,
garbage sewer Incl ,Dep. & Ref.
Req'd. NO PETS 386-758-2280
14x70 MH, 2Br/2Ba Real Clean
Good Location! CH/A $495/Mo.
+ $250 Dep NO PETS.
(386)755-0064 or i904)771-5924
IBR FURNISHED
All uutlies included plus satellite
$155 week.$155 Deposit
Call 386-758-9455
2 & 3 br Mobile
Homes for Rent.
S$450-$650 monthly. .
1386,752-6422
2/2 M H's Nice park setting very
. leann well maintained 1 mi. east of
* downtown L.C. JUNE SPECIAL
, 386-623-7547 or 386-984-8448
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LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2009
630 Mobile Homes
6 for Rent
2br/lba, CH/A Very Nice. Clean,
Safe. Well maintained small park.
NO PETS. $450/mo.
Call: (386)719-9169
2br/lba, clean & quiet, trees,
large lot. No animals. Turner Rd.
Call: 386-752-6269
or leave message if no answer.
2BR/2B MOBILE Home,
Private Land
$600. 00 plus Deposit.
NO PETS! 386-623-3617
2BR/2BA Water &
trash included No Pets.
$525. mo. & $250 security dep.
386-752-9898
3br/2ba 14x70 onthe Westside.
Also 3br/2ba 14x70 in 5 pts area.
$550/Mo. + Dep. No Pets
386-961-1482
EFFICIENCIES &
MH for rent.
Utilities furnished
Call 386-755-2741
FREE ELECTRIC! And all
utilities. 2br/lba, south of Lake
City.$400 security, $570.mo
386-590-0642 or 867-1833
Late Model Mobile Homes
2br/lba from $450 & 3br/2ba from
$550 Includes water & sewer.,
Quiet, clean park. 386-961-0017
LOOK: Comer lot 2br in town
overlooking ravine. Close to'
shopping. $500 mo.
NO PETS! 386-397-0807
Mobile Homes for rent in
White Springs. 2 and
3 bedrooms. Contact
386-867-2337 or 397-1522
640 Mobile Homes
640 for Sale
04531948
Got Animals? Need Room?
4br/3ba on 10.3 acres. 2006
32X76 Manufacturedhome
White Springs area.
$169,995.00
PRESTIGE
HOME CENTERS
3973 Hwy 90 West, Lake
City, F1L 386-752-7751
or 1-800-355-9385
04531949
Only $500-$ 1000 Down,
With Your Land!
PRESTIGE
HOME CENTERS
3973 Hwy 90 West, Lake
- City, FL 386-752-7751
1-800-355-9385
04531950
REAL Western Red Cedar
Logged Homes Direct from
S our Factory!
NO MIDDLE MAN!
100 Plans to choose From!
PRESTIGE
HOME CENTERS
3973 Hwy 90 West, Lake
City, Florida. 386-752-7751
or .1-800-355-9385
2 Bd/2Ba Swide Del/Set
$11500, $230 mo. @ 5 years
-3Br/2Ba Dwide Del/Set
$18K or $335 mo. @ 5 years
Today Housing 386 963-4000
"BRAND NEW"
1500 sq ft. 3/2: "28X60" for only
$42,843. Payments as low as $300.
a mo. Call Eric ( 386-719-5560
"1ST TIME HOME BUYERS"
I have several programs to help 1st
time home buyers, plus up to
$8000. Government assistance.
Call Eric for details (386)719-5560
� "WOW"
5br/3 full bath. 2300 sq ft.
payments for only $450. a month.
640 { Mobile Homes
640 forSale
Palm Harbor 3/2 Singlewide
Introductory Model $299/mo wac
On Your Lot 10 models to choose
from. Call 1-800-622-2832
Reduced: $39,900. 3br/2ba Split
plan. Garden tub w/whirlpool,
fpl. w/bookcases, upgraded kit.
appli. You move 386-497-3179
STARKE AREA
4br/2ba, family room, 2008 MH.
1800 sf. 1/2 ac. Hwy 16 East.
2.8 miles from town. New carpet.
New cabinets & much more.
$95,900.00. Call 386-752-7751 or
904-769-9699.
.65 Mobile Home
650 & Land
1700 sq ft on 1.2 ac. w/granite
counter tops, tile floors. Fireplace,
fenced & shop on a paved road.
. $100,000.386-365-7359.
' FREE mortg paymts for 2009 or
FREE electricity for 2009.& 2010
New 3 Br/2Ba MOD 1/2 acre,
decks, drive, therino insulation,
$119K plus $4K seller, assist.
$8K government credit, 10%dn -
$540 mo; 20%-$485 mo
Gary Hamilton 386-758-9824
7 1 0 Unfurnished Apt.
V10 For Rent
$299 MOVES YOU IN
1BR APARTMENT
FREE RENT
386-758-8029
$400 MOVES YOU IN!
2 BR apts. starting at $500
1BR starting at $450. mo.
- VISA/MC (386) 755-2423
-. [l o .4 - I
$299 Moves you in!!!
FREE RENT
Free Bahama Cruise
200 FREE Channels
NEW 2 BR APTS.
Student Specials!'
SECURITY GATE -- POOL
Furnished Apt's Available!
Move in Today!
386-754-1800
Windsor Arms
lbr Lg. & Clean.
CH/A Lg. Walk-in Closet.
$395/mo. $350. Sec. Dep. Req'd.
Call (904)563-6208
A4BR 3BA HUD HOME!
SONLY $217/mo!!
5%dn 15yrs @ 8%apr for listings
800-366-9783 ext 7782
Brick Duplex 2/1 Close to school.
* CH/A, Carpet, tile, $625 mo,+
SDep. Water & garbage incl. Call
386-752-0118 or 386-623-1698
CALL FOR OUR SPECIALS
$99 Security Deposit
2, & 3 BRs. Windsong Apartments
The Community the Cares!
. 386-758-8455 '
Efficiency Apt. or 2/1 Townhouse
Apt Close to VA. Pets OK.
SFenced in back yard.
Unfurnished Apt.
710 For Rent
Large Deluxe Apts, 2 BR/1.5 to
2 BA, W of 1-75, Garage, W/D
hook-up, from $650 + SD. (386)
466-7392, 344-3715 or 965-5560
SPRING SPECIAL
One month FREE! 2br/lba from
$550/mo. plus security.
Call Michelle 386-752-9626
Studios & 1Br's from $135 week.
Utilities & cable included.
Weekly 386-752-2741
352-538-0292 or 352-514-2950
720 Furnished Apts.
72 For Rent
Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands,
Columbia. All furnished. Electric,
cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly
or monthly rates. 1 person $135,
2 persons $145. weekly
386-752-5808
Unfurnished
730 Home For Rent
$450. mo 2br/2ba in Lake City.
W/D hookups, CH/A, Lg.spacious
living room. Front deck w/ramp.
Call to see 1-866-608-8911
2BR/1BA Completely Remodeled
Home. In own.
$750. 00 plus deposit.
NO PETS! 386-623-3617
2BR/1BA HOUSE.,
Like new CH/A $725.mo. 1st, last
& security. 764 SE St. Johns St.
(386)697-8893 or (305)962-2666
3/2 home For Rent/Sale:'
217 SW Edna Ct.
Fenced yard
386-365-7705"
3BR/2BA Brick w/2 car garage,
CH/A, at 101 SW Hummingbird
Glen. $950. mo. $1000 dep.
No Pets. Call 386-365-8543
3BR/2BA, 2400 sq ft.. Quail
Heights. 290 SW Leisure Dr.
$1,200 mo. plus deposit.
386-752-6062
BANK FORECLOSURE!
6 Br 3ba! Only $29,900!
Must-See, for listings
1-800-366-9783 ext7921
Executive home for rent
4BR/3BA, 2 story home w/over
3,000 s.f. Park-like setting.
Cl6se to 1-75 for easy access to
Gainesville & Lake City.
$1,700/mo. Call Sandy Kishton,
Daniel Crapps Agency
386-344-0433,
* House for rent
newly remodeled.
Spacious 2br, fenced yard.
$750.mo 386-697-5373.,
Large 3 bd, 2 ba home
in town, fenced yard.
$800/mo + $800sec dep.
Call 386-623-2642
Shady, secluded MH. Very nice
3br/2ba. Ft. White. Lots of room.
$700.mo plus 1st, last arid security.
NO PETS! 386-497-11.16
VERY NICE newer
3br/2ba house for rent in town;
$1000 mo and $1000 dep.
(386)208-4702
150 Business &
750o Office Rentals
04532087 ' '
ESTABLISHED CENTER
with space available on Hwy 90,
next to Moe's. 896-1138sf,
some build outs.
Call Scott Stewart
386-867-3498p,.
Westfield Realty Gioup
04532088
SPACE AVAILABLE
at Marion Crossing, Hwy 41 &
Malone, 2236sf, can be divided.
Call Scott Stewart,
- 386-867-0598
, Westfield Realty Group
Office Space located at Oakhill
. Plaza on Hwy 41. 900 sqft.
$700/mo. plus fax.
Call Bob 386-752-9086
750 Business &
S Office Rentals
Professional Office space for rent.
3 offices ranging from
$250-$450 mo depending on size.
386-758-8900.
Retail Space
Heavy traffic area
800 Sf. & 1600 Sqft.
Call for quotes 1-800-342-0135
SPACE AVAILABLE
2000 sq ft. Formerly doctors
office on East Baya.
904-579-6645 weekdays.
Weekends call 386-497-4762
760 Wanted to Rent
I want to Rent mobile home for
. $275.mo or less. Condition
unimportant. Prefer rural area near
1-75 or S. LC. Also need parking
space near 1-75 & 90. Call Steve,
SSun -Thur (773)761-4272'
790 Vacation Rentals
Summer Special Horseshoe
Beach Gulf Front 2br hpme, w/lg
waterfront porch, dock. fish sink
Avail wkendg. $345. or %k $845
(352)498-5986/386-235-3633
805 Lots for Sale
I AC. 3 Rivers Est' Beau
wooded, high & dr ,inrei
ces On ner Finan . No do n
$307/mo. $29.900 352-215
REDUCED! Owner Motivated
. 2br/2ba on 10 ac. w/garage, 2 out
itul buildings. $ 172.900 Will consider
er ac- an) reasonable onler 386-935-4205
n pmi
5-1p18
1.2 AC lot bh Ow ner For modular
or manufactured homes Deed
retrictionf Nice len. I mi.
to Food Lion - 3 mi to'Walmart.
$29.900 386-719.4956
Mobile Home Lol! Pa ed Road
Frontage' Gorgeous oaks! Oner
Financing' NO DOWN' $14,900.
$153mo 352-215-1018
%Vun Land-Owner-Financing com
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
All real estate ademn'in in this
newspaper is subject to the fair
housing act which makes it illegal
to adnemse "any preference.
limitation. or discrimination based
on race. color, religion, se.
disability, famlial siamus or nation-
al origin, or an intention to make
such preference, linulanon or
discrimination."' Familial status
includes children under the age of
18 living with parents.or legal
custodians, pregnant women and
people securing custody of chil-
� dren under the age of 18. This
newspaper dill not knowingly
accept an% adsernsing foe real es-
tale % &uch is in violation of the
law Our readers are hereby in-,
formed that all dwellings adver-
tised in this ne, paper are avadala
ble on an equal opportunity basis.
To complain of discrimination call
HUD toll free at I -N 0-669-9717,
. the toll free
telephone number to the hearing ,
impaired is 1-800-927.9275
810 Home for Sale
04531820
3Br/2Ba with Appliances built
on your lot. $59,900. Visit:
www.dugardconstruction.com
or call 904-259-5008
820 Farms &
S Acreage
Owner Financed
Half-acre to 10 acre lots
Deas Bullard BKL Properties.
386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com
586O Investment
04532115 0 Property
White Springs: 3/1.5 CB home, P __ per_ y
7+ acres, N US 41. $139,900. 04532114
Call Sandy Kishton I Attention Investors! I
S 386-344-0433 I MHP avail. Tenants in
Daniel Crapps Agency, Inc Prices start at $57,
3 Bdrm/lBa Brick House
Approx: 1100 sq ft. new fence
back yard, new appliances, gas
heat, new window a/c, low electric
bills. Curt Court, Lake City. .
$68,000 386-755-1625, 386-344-
4452 or 386-344-4289.
NEW 3/2 Brick home
-Lake Jeffery Area on 1/2 ac.
Many upgrades. 2200 total sq ft.
386-752-5035 x2710
7 days 7-7 A Bar Sales, Inc.
New 3br/2ba 1/2 ac. $115K
Rebuilt.2br on 1/2 ac. $99K
4br/2ba DW- 5 ac. $129K
Under 5% rates, $0 dn Veterans,
3% dn FHA Owner finance avail
@ 10% down (386)758-9824
OWNER WILL FINANCE
2 2br/lba, home w/office & Florida
room on comer lot. $59,500
566 SE Monroe St. 386-867-0048
820 Farms&
: Acreage
25 acres (4 tax lots) fenced, water,
barn'. rack room, training pen,
pa'rure shelters. 2003 5br/3.5 ba
Brick home. 2 separate rental
units. $14,000 income. Asking
$695.0110. 386-755-5226
4 Ac.,Ft. White. Well, Septic &
Power. Owner Financing!
NO DOWN! $79,900.
Only $701./mo 352-215-1018.
www.Land-Owner-Finnicing.com
4-1/2 AC. Lake Jeffery Road.
. Gorgeous Oaks! Great area!
.Owner Financing! NO DOWN!
$74,900. $657mo 352-215-1018.,
www.Land-Owner-Financing.com
CENTRAL GA FARMS
600 AC-$3,500/AC
168 AC - $3,000/AC
Ponds, creeks, row
crop land, 7 center
pivots, planted pine,
income producing'.
properties with
great hunting.
.... .. (478)972-1247 * -
Willam Long AgencN
Middle GA Timberland
127 AC-$1.625/AC
S * 24 AC creek bottom,
rest inpre-merch .
planted pine, great.
hunting/investment
S tract. '
* . ' '478-987-9700 '
St Regis Paper Co
Call Sandy Kishton
386-344-0433
Daniel Crapps Agency, Inc.
950 Cars for Sale
S2005 CADILLAC Deville. Gold,
sunroof, perfect cond. 30 mpg
hwy. Tan leather int. Garage kept.
$13,700.obo 386-755-2307
2007 HONDA Civic EX. 2 dr,
loaded 38K miles. $15,000.
Excellent condition. Call Patti
386-752-7831 Between 8am-5pm
* Easy Auto Loans
. Bad Credit OK- 99% approval
$500.00 down. Call Ken
352-486-1331 or 352-949-9098
NEED A CAR?? IF YOU HAVE
A JOB AND $500 DOWN,
YOUR APPROVED!!
CALL MIKE (386) 288-5528
SVans & Sport
952 til. Vehicles
'CARGO VAN--6X12X6.5 ft.
enclosed, dbl. axle, elec. brakes,
S .. "mint cond. $4000
386-961-5896 or 386-454-0768
1996 Chevy Blazer. Maroon, all
.power, AC/heat, AM/FM radio,
CD player, garage kept. $2,700
negotiable. 386-755-1937 -
2001 HONDA Odyssey EX.
81,000 miles. Full po er, AC.
good condition. $5,4001
(386)344-8335 or (386)344-5744
1
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.$41
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Advertise your car, truck, motorcycle, recreation vehicle or boat here for 10 consecutive days.
If your vehicle does not sell within those 10 days, for an additional $15 you can place your ad for
an additional 10 days. A picture will run everyday with a description of your vehicle. The price, of
the vehicle, nust be listed in the ad. Your ad must be prepaid with cash, check or credit card. Just
include a snapshot or bring your vehicle by and we will take the picture for you. Private party only!
Price includes a 6 day/ 4 line classified ad of the same vehicle .in print and online.
L OIL
For More Details Call Mary
Homes &
ni place.
900.
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Classifieds.
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