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Suzette Cook “Trees designated as historic trees Reporter shall not be removed and any con- struction activity that may cause The City of Chiefland is working damage to such trees shall not be toward establishing a permit and pen- allowed without approval of the city.” alty fee for removing protected trees According to City Manager Mary from commercial property. Ellzey, no permit fee language was During the Oct. 22 meeting, the established in the original ordinance. commission unanimously agreed “At the time the ordinance was to add language to Ordinance No. adopted, there was no permit fee put 18-09 that establishes the amount a in place,” Ellzey told the commission tree permit would cost, and what the when Commissioner Rollin Hudson restitution for not getting a permit asked why the ordinance was being would be. amended. Ordinance No. 18-09 is known as “Everything was in place, but there the Landscaping and Tree Protection was no fee for the permit,” Ellzey ordinance because it addresses “per- said. “There was penalty language, mits for site clearing and the removal but no number or amount of money.” or relocation of a protected tree.” The commission agreed on a $50 The ordinance establishes that a per- permit fee and, according to the new mit should be filed with the building language, “Any trees removed in vio- and zoning administrator prior to lation of the chapter shall be deemed land clearing or grubbing. to be a violation of this Code with a “Any person who proposes to cut penalty in the amount of double the down, move, remove or destroy any permit fee.” protected tree…excluding those locat- Protected tree removal without ed on single-family lots or tree farms, a permit will add up to $100 plus SUZETTE COOK/Citizen shall first obtain a tree removal Chiefland City Commissioner Rollin Hudson discusses a proposal for a protected tree permit from the city,” the ordinance See TREE Page 2A removal fee. states. Andrews WMA Horses to water plans to be revealed A 10-year plan for Andrews Wildlife Man- agement Area will be presented at a public hearing in Levy County on Thursday, Nov. 1. People are invited to the 7 p.m. public hearing at the Levy County Court- house, 355 S. Court St., Bronson. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) staff will present the draft land management plan for the FWC-managed Andrews WMA, and people will be encour- aged to comment and ask questions. For more information on the upcoming local public hearing, go to MyFWC. com/Conservation and select “Terrestrial” then “Management Plans (WMA).”

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CHIEFLAND CITIZEN 624 W. Park Ave Chiefland, Fl 32626 Phone: 352-493-4796 SUZETTE COOK/Citizen Cooler weather has replaced the hot rainy season, providing some relief for animals that were desperate to cool off over the summer. Defensive stand 8U Indians hold Gilchrist to win Tri-County youth football championship

Sean Arnold Editor

The youngest Chiefland Indians came up with one final stop from their defense to win the Tri-County Football 8U Championship 6-0 over the Gilchrist Lightning Oct. 27 at C. Doyle McCall Field in Chiefland. Chiefland finished 7-1 overall, with its only defeat com- SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen ing against See STAND Page B11 The young Chiefland Indians converge on a Gilchrist Lightning ballcarrier in the waning seconds of the 8U Tri-County Football Championship game Oct. 27. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1, 2018 Marching Indians Chiefland senior trio garner multiple talk football lessons awards at festival

STEVE LASKO/For the Citizen The Pride of Chiefland Marching Indians perform at Citrus High School in Inverness on Oct. 27. LORI PREVATT/Citizen Chiefland senior football players, standing from left next to Sean Arnold in Class for Music, Visual, General Editor Effect, Percussion and Color Guard. Suwannee Valley Rotary Club President Ben Lott: Aidan Horne, Wyatt The evocative performance is Hammond and Elijah Smith. The Chiefland Middle High School titled, “Beyond the Forest’s Edge.” Marching Band collected a litany of The band scored a 73.1, the high Lori Prevatt the senior safety said. “You’re only going superlatives competing in Inverness for a Chiefland band since 2007, Correspondent to get out of the program as much as you at the 25th Annual Hurricane Pride according to Band Director Chad Aidan Horne, Wyatt Hammond and put into it. The coaches – (assistants) Nick Marching Band Festival at Citrus Hodges. Elijah Smith visited the Suwannee Valley Brown, Lee Bell, (Head Coach) Adam High School Oct. 27. “The students have been working Rotary Club at its meeting on October Gore and (assistant) Allen Strickland – The Pride of Chiefland Marching extremely hard on their show and 25 to describe what playing football has coach with a lot of passion. That is one of Indians took first place in the Class the work is beginning to pay off,” the reasons we are as good as we are.” 1A division and seventh overall. Hodges said. “This group continues meant to their respective lives. All three They’re other awards at the event to improve every practice and I am are seniors on the Chiefland Middle High Hammond added, “Coach Gore really included: Superiors in Music, Gener- excited to see where we end the School football team, which recently shows us what it means to be a football al Effect and Percussion; Excellence season on November 17t in Clear- improved to 8-1 and will return to the player.” in Visual and Color Guard; and Best water, Florida.” playoffs for the first time since 2004. Smith shared a story about how football Horne talked about preparing for the helped him cope with losing his father. LEFT: The Marching Indi- state playoffs and how the coaches have “In ninth grade, I lost my father and ans perform at halftime in impacted their season. See ROTARY Page 3A Chiefland Oct. 26. “I know it takes a lot of hard work,”

fish- and wildlife-based pub- lic outdoor recreation,” said Lance Jacobson, FWC land TREE WMA conservation planner. “This continued from Page 1A continued from Page 1A draft plan will specify how we intend to do that.” All lands purchased with “replacing the protected trees Andrews WMA is along public funds must have removed without a permit with new the east bank of the Suwan- a management plan that planted trees, unprotected trees or nee River south of Fanning ensures the property will transplanted trees,” the new language Springs. It offers many be managed in a manner states. opportunities for outdoor consistent with the intended The commission approved the new recreation, including canoe- purposes of the purchase. language, and that will move it to a ing and kayaking launches, Hunting and fishing regu- second reading at a future meeting. 10 miles of nature trails for lations are not included in The in-effect date would be the day hiking and biking, a Great this plan or meeting; those the commission officially adopts the Florida Birding and Wildlife are addressed through a ordinance, which could be as soon as Trail site, plus hunting, fish- separate public process the next scheduled meeting on Nov. ing and scenic roadways. To obtain a copy of the 12 at 6 p.m. The little blue heron, os- land management pro- Commissioner Hudson said he want- prey, gopher tortoise, wild spectus for Andrews WMA, ed the ordinance to be easy on devel- turkey, white-tailed deer contact Lance Jacobson at opers. According to City Attorney Norm and American alligator are 850-487-9767 or Lance. Fugate, the goal is for property owners, among the native species [email protected]. developers and tree service companies living here. Old-growth For more information and to work with zoning and planning. hardwoods and floodplain background on management “They need to work with the City as swamp provide quality hab- plans and their goals, visit to what trees can be removed,” Fugate itat for numerous species of MyFWC.com/Conservation said. “It’s not necessarily just the wildlife. and select “Terrestrial” then owner (of the property) who could be “Andrews WMA was “Management Plans (WMA).” penalized,” he added. purchased to ensure the For more on Andrews “A tree service coming in could be conservation of the Suwan- WMA, go to MyFWC.com and held responsible. They should know nee River, fish and wildlife select “Wildlife Viewing” that they need to come check with the resources, other natural and then “Wildlife Management City.” cultural resources, and for SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Areas.”

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Anchored prayer board inside the end of the year – Small is located at 102 South Soul Tattoo proudly shop and welcome people Anchor Tattoo for $30.00. Main St. For more identifies as a Christian to stop by, call or email for Their hours are information, call 504-447- sellers tattoo shop and aims to prayer. Tuesday through Saturday 6606 or email By C.L. Watson glorify Christ in everything They are currently from 3 to 9 p.m. mrermelstattoos.com. Correspondent The Rooster Tail Boutique and its Chicken Coop cooperative, which recently moved to 18 South Main Street in Chiefland, offers new and pre-owned unique items. Kathy Best, a designer at the Boutique who helped found the co-op, was the guest speaker at the Chiefland Rotary Club Oct. 24 Chiefland Chamber The cooperative has around 12 members currently selling decor, collectibles, kitchenware and antiques. In addition to finding treasures at the Coop, guests can be part of socials and activities. prepares for Christmas For more information, stop by the Boutique, or visit The Chamber was collecting donations for the the website www.theroosterboutique.com or Facebook panhandle and with the help of Nature Coast Country fan page. 103.3 we were able to donate a truck load of stuff. Thank you, Nature Coast Country 103.3 and your listeners, for the donations and for driving them to Chiefland. Thank Coach Gore took me in you,Terrance Reed and family, for delivering them to as one of his own.” the panhandle. Michele Schulze from CareerSource Gore, who is in his Citrus Marion Levy spoke at the Chamber meeting on ROTARY October 26. She was very informative on how businesses continued from Page 2A second year at the helm, was the JV coach in Smith’s can benefit from what they have to offer. Thank you freshman season. CareerSource for the information and for sponsoring the Horne added, “We have meeting. Should you want information for your business, been really blessed to have Coach Gore around.” please call 352-493-6813. Thank you, Chiefland Smith, Horne and Hammond also said Gore does his best Billiards, for catering the meeting. The Chamber had to keep them in new equipment. their election for new board of directors for 2019-2021 Hammond reported the team currently has 50 players. and we would like to congratulate our newest directors: JV players have seen playing time the past couple weeks Dale Bowen, Chiefland Citizen; Kathryn Lancaster, during blowout varsity wins. Edward Jones Investment; and Krystle Skelly, College of The teammates talked about the Thursday dinners Central Florida. We trust that these individuals will be a they have each week. Parents prepare food each week great asset to the Chamber. and the team always has a special speaker come to the Winners of the Scarecrow City Contest is Clyatt event. The boys said speakers have come from the state House Learning Center. Thank you for your time and champion teams of 1961 and 1997. participation. “It’s really cool to hear how they made an impact,” The Halloween Trunk-or-Treat had a great turnout Hammond said. on Oct. 27, with over 1,500 people coming through. One Rotary member asked the boys what they would Thank you to all the businesses and people that made it a miss the most about playing. Hammond replied, “hitting successful night. people.” Smith said he would miss the coaching staff We are continuing work to make the Christmas the most, and Horne said he would miss the family-like Festival the best yet. We’re still needing volunteers, atmosphere of the team. He also said he would miss vendors and people with talent. If you or someone you wearing that jersey on Friday nights. know is interested, please call the Chamber at 493-1849, The boys were asked by Rotary Club member or send an email to [email protected] Kathryn Lancaster what their future plans were. All forms for pageant, vendor application, parade Smith is planning on majoring in Business registration and the Rudolph Run can be found on our Management and playing football in college; Horne is website at www.chieflandchamber.com There will be planning on going to college or joining the Air Force and a Chiefland Chamber mixer November 15, from 5:30 Hammond is undecided at this time. to 7:30 p.m. at Manatee Springs State Park. Bring a chair and come enjoy food, fun and the sound of nature. There is a Bonfire & Moonlight Walk after the mixer at Manatee Springs. On November 29 at 6:30 p.m., we SUZETTE COOK/Citizen will have Craft Night with Lumber & Lace. Connie Brown of Tri-County Outreach A lot has been going on and continues to go on at the discussed the food pantry and ways Chiefland Chamber of Commerce. If you’re not a part of businesses can help feed families during the it, you’ve been missing out! There’s still room for more holidays and year round. members, so call 352-493-1849 if you’re interested in joining. Christmas Festival events schedule Dec. 7 at 3:30 p.m. – Christmas Pageant at Chiefland Middle High School Auditorium. Dec. 8 – Rudolph Run; registration is 8 a.m. and Run begins at 9 a.m. Dec. 8, 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. – Christmas Festival, with food, crafts, Main Number: pony rides, inflatables, a rock wall, bungee jump and (352) 493-4796 entertainment. Dec. 8, 6 p.m. – Christmas Parade. Dec. FAX: (352) 493-9336 8, immediately following parade – Festivities in the Park, 624624 We W.st Park Ave.,Avenue including carriage rides, the tree lighting ceremony and Chiefland, P.O. 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Sean Arnold ...... sean.arnoldchieflandcitizen.co m GENERA MANAGER Mark Swain mentioned several other people he knew NEWS Dale owen ...... generalmanagerchieflandcitizen.co m had taken donations up from Levy County. “Tri-County Sean Arnold [email protected] Metals took free construction materials to the panhandle Subscription Rate s: and David Stone purchased a trailer load of plywood and GENERAL Levy, MANAGER Dixie, Gilchrist Counties – $31.00/Yr. – EZ-Pay $27.00/Yr. took it up,” Swain said. SUZETTE COOK/Citizen Dale Bowen [email protected] Michele Schulze of CareerSource Citrus In State – $42.50/Yr. – EZ-Pay $38.50/Yr. Amanda Watkins Cannon headed up a toy donation Out of State – $51.00/Yr. – EZ-Pay 47.00/Yr. group. She is asking for items such as crayons, art Levy Marion explains how the organization Online Only – $29.00/Yr. – EZ-Pay $27/Yr. services 1,800 business in Citrus, Levy and supplies, school supplies and small toys. 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Commerce. 980, Chiefland, Florida 32644. 4A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1 2018 Levy County Sheriff's Reports Most Wanted The Levy County prescription, possession of Sheriff’s Office reports the marijuana not more than following arrests: 20 grams, trafficking in Often Used Abbreviations • Oct. 28, Venetha Har- cocaine, possession and/ DL - Driver’s License ris Anderson, 47, Williston or use of drug equipment. DWLSR - Driving While License aggravated battery. Bond Bond $277,000. Suspended or Revoked $50,000. • Oct. 24, Troy Glenn DUI - Driving Under the Influence • Oct. 23, Vivian Draughn, 52, Inglis, VOP. FTA - Failure to Appear Lorraine Bailey, 38, • Oct. 28, Angela Nicole ROR - Released on Own Recognizance Denise Brown Jamar Johnson Chiefland, out of county Freeman, 26, Bronson, RWV - Resisting With Violence 23, Chiefland 27, Ft. White warrant. Bond $2,500. breach of peace. Bond RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence VOP VOP • Oct. 23, Drew Joshua $500. VOP - Violation of Probation Bennett, 31, Perry, out • Oct. 28, Helen Mae of county warrant. Bond Hall, 31, Inglis, battery. ed battery. Bond $250,000. hit and run/failure to stop $2,000. Bond $5,000. • Oct. 25, Holly Gail or remain at crash involv- • Oct. 28, Casey Brown, • Oct. 24, Roger Lavelle Montague, 35, Inglis, two ing serious bodily injuries, 29, Chiefland, breach of Howard, 43, Gainesville, county VOP. leaving the scene of a the peace. Bond $1,000. FTA. Bond $4,000. • Oct. 28, Vickie Donald crash involving damage to • July 2, Earnest Gerome • Oct. 26, Cody Wayne Oates, 47, Chiefland, property, DWLSR. Bond Brown, 63, Williston, Jackson, 18, Chiefland, breach of the peace. Bond $110,000. battery, contempt of court/ eight counts VOP. $1,000. • Oct. 27, Victor Todd Mark Vogel Grant Weller violation of a no contact • Oct. 26, April Kincaid, • Oct., 24, Henry Scoggins, 55, Chiefland, 30, Chiefland 51, Ormond Beach order. 46, Trenton, battery. ROR. VOP Michael Osteen, 43, DWLSR. ROR. • Oct. 25, Nicholas • Oct. 23, Paul Dean Cross City, engaging in • Oct. 23, Danielle ­­­Anyone with information about these indi- Andrew Butler, 21, Tal- Lewis, 37, Old Town, out a criminal offense with a Kay Sullivan, 34, Tampa, viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office lahassee, possession of a of county warrant, engag- weapon, possession of am- DWLSR, possession of controlled substance w/o a ing in a criminal offense at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call phetamine, possession of marijuana not more than prescription, possession of with a weapon, possession Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. marijuana not more than 20 grams, possession and/ marijuana not more than of a weapon or ammuni- 20 grams, amphetamine or use of drug equipment. 20 grams, possession and/ tion by a convicted felon, trafficking, possession Bond $3,000. U.S. 19 landscaping project or use of drug equipment. obstruction W/OV, pos- and/or use of drug equip- • Oct. 25, Johnathan Bond $3,000. session of amphetamine, ment. Bond $75,000. Xavier Virgil, 24, Talla- begins in Fanning Springs • Oct. 23, Patrick amphetamine trafficking, • Oct. 25, Lester Hamil- hassee, possession of a The Florida Department the current palm trees and Sean Caniff, 36, Archer, possession and/.or use of ton Piersall, 57, Chiefland, controlled substance w/o a of Transportation (FDOT) planting of new trees that non-support of children or drug equipment. Bond obstruction W/OV, VOP. prescription, possession of will begin a landscaping will include crepe myrtles spouse. Bond $600. $110,000. • Oct. 26, Gina Marie marijuana not more than project on U.S. 19 (State and oak trees. • Oct. 27, Javier Carran- • Oct. 26, Cindy Lor- Ritchie, 54, Williston, 20 grams, possession and/ Road 55) through Fanning Florida Green Keepers, za Chaves, 49, Bronson, raine Lidell, 38, Cedar possession of a controlled or use of drug equipment. Springs early in November, LLC, of Gainesville, has DWLS, possession of Key, DWLSR, FTA, substance w/o a pre- Bond $3,000. weather permitting. been hired to complete the cocaine, possession and/ giving false ID to LEO> scription, possession of • Oct. 23, William James The $285,120, half-mile work for FDOT. or use of drug equipment. Bond $15,000. marijuana not more than Watson, 41, Orlando, project, which will take Motorists should expect Bond $10,000. • Oct. 28, Reggie Glen 20 grams, possession and/ non-support of children or place between the Suwan- to see daytime construction • Oct. 25, Daryl Terrell McClendon, 28, Chiefland, or use of drug equipment. spouse, VOP. Bond $100. nee River and Northwest activities Monday through Dallas Jr., 26, Williston, battery. Bond $20,000. Bond $5,000. • Oct. 23, Michael 90th Avenue, is scheduled Friday, but only occasional carrying a concealed • Oct. 28, Michael • Oct. 25, Daniel Paul Lorenzo Williams, 44, to begin on November 9. lane closures are anticipat- weapon, engaging in a Patrick McDermott, 50, Robertson, 39, Williston, Bronson, non-support of Work will include tempo- ed throughout the duration criminal offense with a Morriston, FTA. three counts FTA> Bond children or spouse. Bond rary irrigation and high- of the project. weapon, possession of ROR. $32,000. $325. way landscaping in the It is estimated that work cocaine, possession of a • Oct. 27, Ralph Alcenia • Oct. 26, Mark Anthony median of U.S. 19. This will be completed by early controlled substance w/o a Miller, 68, Citra, aggravat- Sanchez, 44, Lady Lake, will include the removal of 2019.

Scholarship pays tribute to fallen deputy By Suzette Cook/ worked with Ramirez, stories by my father of his Reporter decided she wanted to help experiences as a law Bell High School 2018 make Ramirez’s wish come enforcement officer. I Graduate Allan Dragon true. admire him for how awe- was awarded a $1,000 “We felt the Lord call- some he was. I aspire to be scholarship on Oct. 26 ing us to begin a scholar- like that. during halftime at the Bell ship to help make one of “I want to help people vs. Bronson football game. Sergeant Ramirez’s wishes to make the world a safer The award is a tribute possible,” Osteen said. So and better place for peo- to fallen officers Sgt. Noel she established the ple.” Ramirez and Deputy non-profit corporation Dragon is currently pur- Taylor Lindsey of the “Changing the World For suing an Associate’s Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Noel” and developed a Degree at Gateway College Office. The two were shot $1,000 scholarship to be and trying to narrow in on and killed while dining at awarded to a Gilchrist or a career. He is considering Ace China restaurant in Levy County graduate who working with children as a Trenton on April 19. has autism. reading and speech special- Ramirez left behind a wife Dragon was awarded ist or possibly a position in and two young children, the first scholarship and law enforcement. including his son named presented a check during “I want to give back to Noel who has autism. halftime. Officers from the world for giving me Ramirez had expressed both Levy and Gilchrist my adoptive parents Kathy that he wanted to change counties surrounded and Arthur Dragon,” he the world for his son and Dragon and his family as said. “Bring light to autism to the award was presented. Those interested in help the world become a “I can’t fully express helping maintain the schol- kinder, more accepting how grateful and honored I arship can get more infor- SUZETTE COOK/Citizen place for those with am to be the first recipi- mation by emailing chang- Bell High School 2018 Graduate Allan Dragon receives a $1,000 autism.” ent,” Dragon said in a ingtheworldfornoel@ scholarship as he is surrounded by family, officers representing Bronson Middle High statement read to the gmail.com or visiting the Gilchrist and Levy counties, and Bronson Middle High School Teacher School Teacher Caryl crowd. “Since I was a Facebook page “Changing Caryl Osteen, left, who created a ongoing nonprofit “Changing the Osteen, whose husband child, I’ve been told many the World for Noel.” World for Noel.” Orlando;hleech;B06700-18FA-156431-2 columns x 5.25 inches-BW-Gilchrist County Journal, Lake City Advertiser, Tri-County Bulletin, Suwannee Democrat and Branford News, Dixie County Advocate and North Gilchrist Beacon;Akins Heating & Air;B06700-156431;3.542 x 5.25 (18Fa-B3)

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For myself, I was glad Out to part of the movie begins. and opponents. Outdoor the week was over and I could relax for I have noticed that if I am watching In fact, not even the evening. Pastor TV while eating something they always all state wildlife Truths “What do you want for supper?” have commercials about diarrhea. Why agencies agree. In my area, Gary Miller The Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage James do I want to know about that while I am queried. “Do you want to go out for eating? That is most disgusting. Kentucky allows Snyder supper?” Even more disgusting are political it, and Virginia Going out for supper was the last commercials. Again, I think it should and Tennessee do not. And much of the time, we’re talking thing on my mind. All I wanted to do to crunch louder. Unfortunately, the be against the law for any political about the same deer. was relax here at the house. sighing won. commercials to be on my television. Individuals are divided on the activity as well. Those who “No,” I said rather hesitatingly, The next stage was, “I can’t believe They should set aside one TV station are against it believe it offers an unfair advantage to the hunt- “why don’t we just order a pizza and all of that.” that runs nothing but commercials 24/7. er. They would compare it to fishing in a pond. Those who are stay home tonight?” Again, I tried to mind my own Then, if I want to watch a commercial, I okay with baiting think that other factors involved keep any That brought a nice smile to her business and focus on the movie. At the know where to go. advantage to a minimum. face. It is the one time that I made the next commercial I heard somebody say, If a political candidate wants to For me, since I live on the border of three states, I can right decision. and it wasn’t me, “I am just about tired run for some office, they should write speak to both sides and can also tell you what I prefer. So, we ordered the pizza and were of all that.” an essay about what they believe and Well, let me just tell you: I wished all states allowed bait- ready to settle down and enjoy the I am not sure what she was tired of; post it on their website. Then, if I want ing, unless those states have critical issues with Chronic Wast- evening together watching TV. Nothing I was hoping it was not me. I know it to know anything about them, I know ing Disease. If that’s the case, baiting needs to be stopped. could be more relaxing after the kind wasn’t the pizza. You can only handle where to go. Only please, stay off my Otherwise, go for it. of week we had. It was like two steps something for so long. TV set. Here’s what I’ve noticed. First, baiting gives an opportu- forward and five steps backward. Finally, I said, “What are you tired While watching our movie, it be- nity for a new hunter to harvest a deer. It’s more effective in The pizza arrived in good time and of?” came very confusing. It is hard to leap growing the hunter population, which is paramount for the we were ready to turn our back on the “I’m tired,” she said most exas- across the commercials to follow the future of hunting. world, the past week and just enjoy our peratingly, “of all those commercials. story line. We decided to time things. Secondly, baiting doesn’t increase the number of deer own little companionship. I’m tired of them all. I want them to go The movie part would last about eight one can harvest per season. A hunter in Kentucky is still not Ordering pizza can sometimes away.” minutes and the commercial part would allowed to take more than one buck each year. This means if be tricky. I like pepperoni, she likes I had to agree with her at this point. last over 10 minutes. a hunter decides to shoot a six-pointer, he is done for the year mushroom and the twain never comes I am so tired of commercials. I am Talk about being unfair. I never and out of the woods. This makes more room and opportunity together. So we ordered a large pizza dreaming of some world where there turn the TV on to watch a commer- for those who are looking for a larger trophy. And for those half pepperoni and half mushroom. are no commercials. cial. It would be hard for me to find a who are holding out for a large-racked deer; they rarely settle That way I know I will get my half. I While watching this movie we commercial that I have any interest in for anything less. This means if a trophy hunter doesn’t ever know she will not eat any of the pepper- decided to do a little bit of research. whatsoever. see that big buck, she will probably end the year with that tag oni pizza. After every part of the movie, it came The only place I can find a com- unfilled. We were all snuggled down in our to commercial time. When the commer- mercial free environment is the Bible. Lastly, baiting does not guarantee a particular deer will easy chairs eating pizza, drinking soda cials started coming we started counting “All scripture is given by inspiration of show up. In fact, bucks (especially big ones) are smart ani- and watching TV. them. Between every segment, there God, and is profitable for doctrine, for mals. They got big by remaining skeptical, especially when “What do you want to watch were 117 commercials. It seemed that reproof, for correction, for instruction there is something in their woods that is not indigenous. tonight?” way at least. in righteousness: That the man of God I know I’ll get a couple of emails about my opinion, but “I don’t know,” she said hesitating- The worst part of these commercials may be perfect, thoroughly furnished it’s just my opinion. I’m not a scientist or biologist, but as I ly, “anything is good for me tonight.” was the fact that most of them were unto all good works” (2 Timothy 3:16- said earlier, even those biologists in our state wildlife agencies We settled on one of those Hallmark political commercials. Personally, I 17). disagree. So, I’m not sure if anyone can say there is only one movies playing that night and began think that should be against the law. The one pleasure in reading the way. I’m just an observer with a desire for others to join the watching it. If you ever watched a mov- And the Gracious Mistress of the Bible is that there are no distractions. hunting ranks. ie on TV, you know that they cannot go Parsonage agrees with me. So, if she (I’m James Snyder and I approve this With the exorbitant fees that hunters must pay to hunt, long without breaking for commercials. agrees with me it must be something of message.) the ranks are getting thinner by the year. Unfortunately, those It was agitating to me, but I just consequence. Rev. James L. Snyder is pastor of same agencies that want us to hunt, will bear much of the guilt indulged in my pizza and soda. If I want to see a commercial, I will the Family of God Fellowship, PO Box for its demise in the years to come. They are slowly pricing Then I heard a very deep sighing on go and watch a commercial. After all, I 831313, Ocala, FL 34483. He lives our sport into one only the elite can participate in. Which the other side of the room. For a while, do have a computer. But please, do not with his wife, Martha, in Silver Springs means that one day, the anti-hunters will outnumber the hunt- I pretended not to hear it. I just kept splatter my TV screen with commercial Shores. Call him at 1-866-552-2543 or ers, and we will be voted into submission. munching on my pizza. after commercial after commercial. e-mail [email protected]. His web Perhaps a pile of corn on a Kentucky ridge can bring a The sighing got louder and I tried When a commercial comes on I site is www.jamessnyderministries.com. new hunter into the fold. And perhaps that will give a little more time for some higher-ups to figure out how to bring in more money to the commissions without getting rid of the hunter in the process. Log Cabin Quilters And that’s the Outdoor Truth. Always fun to find surprises Full Gospect to hold Praisefest You are invited to Praisefest at Full Gospel Outreach The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, Oct. 25, at the Church of Chiefland Friday, Nov. 2, through Sunday, Nov. Levy County Quilt Museum. We enjoy being together and 4. Make plans to be a part a 3-day revival with Bro. Landis working on our small projects. We’ve started working on Miller from Douglas, Georgia, to thank and praise God for pillowcase dresses, as we’ve received a box of pillowcases. bringing us and our nation through a great number of trials Greg and the guys were out this week. They modified and hardships in 2018. Why? “Because The Father Deserves a couple of the quilt racks. Now we can put all the children It.” items in the same area. We’re pleased with the new look. Service times are Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., and Next week, hopefully a couple of more racks will be done and Sunday at 11 a.m.. with Dinner on the Grounds following so will the work that goes along with the change. Thanks guys WorshipSunday service. Bring a covered dish and grateful heart and Directory for all your help. just Praise God! I love it when I show up in the mornings at the Museum Full Gospel Outreach Church is located on highway 19 and we have a surprise. 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Participants can donate $9 per grandma and great friend and a woman of faith, died Oct. among 5,000 U.S. drop-off locations collecting shoebox shoebox gift online through “Follow Your Box” and 23, 2018. gifts for children overseas during Operation Christmas receive a tracking label to discover its destination. Those She is survived by her mom, Delores Barnes; father, Child’s National Collection Week, Nov. 12-19. who prefer the convenience of online shopping can Robert Barnes; brothers, David, Donald and Dennis; sis- Local families, churches and groups are busy trans- browse samaritanspurse.org/buildonline to select gifts ters, Denise; son, David; daughter. Tracy Grass; grand- forming empty shoeboxes into fun gifts filled with toys, matched to a child’s specific age and gender, then finish sons, Chad, DJ, Ryan, Robbie, Tyler, Corey and Tigo; school supplies and hygiene items. The Samaritan’s packing the virtual shoebox by adding a photo and per- granddaughters, Amber, Paige, Shawnacy, Kierra and Purse project partners with local churches across the sonal note of encouragement. great-granddaughters, Braylynn and Elizabeth. globe to deliver these tangible expressions of God’s love Hardeetown Baptist Church in Chiefland, 1716 NW A memorial will be held Nov. 24 at Chiefland to children affected by war, disease, disaster, poverty 14th Street, will have collections from 3 to 5 p.m. from Cemetery then proceed to Cedar Key for a barbecue. For and famine. For many of these children, it will be the Nov. 12 through Nov. 17. The Nov. 18 collection time is more information, call David at 535-5379. first gift they have ever received. 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., and the Nov. 19 time is from 9 a.m. to This year, Chiefland-area residents hope to collect 2 p.m. Stephen Walter Wawerczyk more than 18,156 gifts to contribute to the 2018 global The collection site in Cedar Key is at First Baptist Stephen Walter Wawerczyk, 59, of Trenton, passed goal of reaching 11 million children. Church of Cedar Key, 717 2nd Street. The collection away peacefully Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, surrounded by “We are honored to be linking arms with our commu- times are Nov. 12 through Nov. 16, from 3 to 5 p.m., family and friends. nity to help children around the world experience the Nov. 17 and Nov. 18 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., and Nov. Survivors include two children; two grandchildren; his true meaning of Christmas,” said Regional Director 19 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. brother, Lee (Shannon) Stalnaker; his sister Joely Anita Burns, “These simple gifts show God’s love to The First Baptist Church in Bronson, 460 S Court (Anthony) Rose and several nieces and nephews. children facing difficult circumstances.” Street, has collection times that include: Nov. 12 through A celebration of life will be held Saturday, Nov. 10 at For more information on how to participate in Nov. 16, from 2 to 4 p.m.; Nov. 17 and Nov. 18 from 1 11 a.m. at New Hope Baptist Church in Mayo. Operation Christmas Child, call (407) 273-6112, or visit to 3 p.m.; and Nov. 19 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Suncoast Radio gets transmitter upgrade approval The Federal Communications Commission on Oct. 24 advertisers. tins and official updates from the National Weather issued a license to Suncoast Radio, Inc. for their new This is the second FM transmitter upgrade granted to Service, Levy County Emergency Management, and FM transmitter on 96.3 mhz for WZCC radio AM 1240 Suncoast Radio by the FCC. In June of 2017 FM chan- Dixie County Emergency Services to all of our listeners in Cross City. This action was part of the AM revitaliza- nel 93.1 mhz was granted to WLQH radio AM 940 in in Levy and Dixie counties. tion plan instituted by the FCC to help small, local AM Chiefland. These new FM channels are tied to the par- Fans of great old country music will now have two radio broadcasters across the nation who has seen their ent AM station and carry, or simulcast the same pro- places to tune in Country Legends Radio: 93.1 FM listenership dwindle, first, due to listener migration to gramming as the parent. Suncoast Radio has taken this Chiefland and now 96.3 FM Cross City. And for those FM stations due to better quality sound and second, the one step further and simulcasts their Country Legends classic car and classic country music fans, you can still increasing noise level in the AM band due to interfer- Radio format over all four channels covering Dixie, hear your favorites coming out of that one big speaker ence and electromagnetic radiation from a huge increase Levy, and good portions of Gilchrist County with classic in the middle of your dashboard on AM 940 Chiefland in electrical and electronic devices from fluorescent country music, news, weather, sports, and other pro- and AM 1240 in Cross City. lights to electric cars. This allows us a foothold in the gramming. During Hurricane Michael, Country FM band and a way to better serve our listeners and Legends Radio was able to disseminate weather bulle- CF Open House Dec. 4 at Levy Campus The College of Central Florida number, mailing address, emergency workman’s compensation, etc.); invites high school seniors and those contact information, valid driver’s driver’s license or state ID; Social PREP YOUR looking to advance their career to an license or identification card, proof Security card; spouse or parent’s open house on Tuesday, Dec. 4, of Florida residency information and Social Security number and date of POOL TO from 4 to 7 p.m. on the Jack high school transcripts. birth. For Florida residency verifica- Wilkinson Levy Campus, 15390 To apply for financial aid at the tion, please bring a copy of your STAY COOL N.W. Highway 19, Chiefland. event, please bring these documents: Florida driver’s license and a copy Come in for all your pool supplies and keep your Future students are encouraged to Federal Student Aid ID available at of your Florida vehicle registration pool ready for whatever the weather brings. stop by and receive assistance with pin.ed.gov; email address; 2017 W-2 or voter’s registration. • Bulk Chlorine • Pumps & Tanks • Water Testing the application process, financial and Federal Income Tax Forms For more information, visit www. • Well Supplies • Pool Supplies • Iron Filters aid, placement testing, academic (1040, 1040A or 1040 EZ) of you CF.edu/openhouse or call 352-658- advising and registration for spring and/or your parents (if you are a 4077. 352-490-6650 Big John’s Supply 24 N. Main St., Chiefland semester, which begins Jan. 7. 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My sister-in-law is also a good friend. She’s a very active, involved, and productive person, and just happens to need a wheelchair for most of her Bob activities to get around. Denny Last year, Jeanne visited a local “pirate festival” on the historic coast of Just Thinking Virginia. She came upon a happy crowd of fun, high spirited people aboard an old ship in the harbor. One of them noticed Jeanne in her wheelchair, where she patiently smiled and waited to get through the crowd to board that ship. He shouted out, “Aargh; ahoy, mates! Make a hole!” Jeanne, and a bunch of the celebrators, quickly opened a welcoming friendly path. Jeanne enjoyed a good laugh with the fun crowd. It was awesome the way she was welcomed and Creating tax law that reflects the American spirit appreciated, as she joined them and participated in the merry events. “Don’t give up...you’ve jointly and your combined altruism. These charitable That’s Jeanne! I’ve known her for a lot of years, got a reason to live; income is between contributions make for always find her sense of humor and game spirit a breath Can’t forget...we only get $165,000 and $315,000. better, safer communities; of fresh air. Jeanne has faced years of enduring MS, what we give.” Margaret And let’s just say you had they support causes that gradually declining physical abilities, and trips to McDowell a combined $15,000 in relieve suffering and emergency rooms. But as she lives her life she shows a “You Get What You Give” itemized deductions. Your promote high ideals; they strength and a positive outlook on life. as performed by The New taxable income will not be assist churches and For years, Jeanne continues being an active regionally Radicals Arbor Outlook affected by your charitable schools and other recognized artist. She has a unique painting style; she In the aftermath of contributions unless you organizations which uses lots of non-objective patterns, and wonderful bright Hurricane Michael, dozens home mortgage interest donate over $9,000. enhance the quality of life colors. She paints on canvas, or wood, and on a wide of volunteer contractors, and $5,000 in medical Admittedly, tax for all of us. Thus, if we range of articles, from little objects to large furniture like laborers and concerned expenses. And let’s also planning and preparation can create tax laws that tables and chairs. She’s always unique and very creative. citizens converge on presume that you gave can be trickier for higher dovetail with the generous She participates in art shows and local festivals, running affected areas in and $5,000 to your favorite net worth taxpayers and spirit harbored by many her own booth. Her MS is causing a numbing and a lack around Panama City, FL charities. That’s a total of we suggest that readers Americans, we’ll be doing of dexterity of her hands, a real challenge for her each day. They donate $20,000 in itemized should always rely on their ourselves a service. painting. money and supplies, deductions. As of this tax professional for Margaret R. But that doesn’t stop her. She has other activities in chainsaw trees and pull year, you’re better off personal advice. So while McDowell, ChFC®, her life that she devotes time to. She is cause-oriented limbs from homes, haul taking the standard there is some fear that the AIF®, author of the and politically active, and pursues social justice, equality, away debris and carry $24,000 deduction and no average American may cut syndicated economic and good will for all. She has hosted political rallies and water and gas to grateful longer itemizing at all. back on charitable column “Arbor Outlook,” campaigns in her own home. What was she doing today residents. And this would be true contributions, many will is the founder of Arbor when I called her? Serving on the Board of Elections for Many of us like to help whether you gave $5,000 still give generously to Wealth Management, Louisa County, in Virginia. Today, she is testing voting others when we can. That to charities or not. church coffers and to other LLC, (850.608.6121 – machines and preparing for the upcoming midterm is why one change in the Speaking purely from a charitable causes, even www.arborwealth.net), a elections. new tax law may deserve taxation perspective, we without the tax break. fiduciary, “fee-only” Jeanne seems to face her problems and challenges as some scrutiny. The new may see fewer Americans Americans are big-hearted registered investment opportunities to learn and grow from, to develop her $24,000 standard giving to charitable in this regard. But many advisory firm located near character, and find ways to use what she has to make her deduction (for married causes, as more taxpayers might be more inclined to Destin, FL. This column own life meaningful and productive. More than anything, filing jointly taxpayers) will simply take the give if their taxable should not be considered I believe she uses what she is, and what she has, to make might cause some standard deduction. Call it income was also lowered personalized investment a difference, and to make the world a little better because taxpayers to be less an unintended by virtue of their advice and provides no she’s here. And she does it with humor, friendship, and charitable going forward. consequence of the new charitable contributions. assurance that any specific hard work, not complaints. Let’s say you tax laws. It makes sense for our strategy or investment will In a major presidential election, when I have trouble traditionally itemize and Say you’re in a 24 percent laws to reward American be suitable or profitable deciding, I call Jeanne. And Jeanne’s church is one of you claim $10,000 in tax bracket, are filing taxpayers for their for an investor. those rare ones where you can have open discussions about religious beliefs, without being judged, without facing a refusal to consider controversial issues. When I find myself struggling with ideas or problems like political choices, religious or philosophical questions, or Start A Disaster Recovery Plan NOW! occasional life problems or conflicts that I face, Jeanne is one of my best “go-to” people for a little wisdom and good judgment. She’s one person I call and have a really Disaster Recovery workshop is Nov. 20 at CF Levy good discussion with, that won’t turn into an argument or Many of the small businesses devastated by 5. How will you communicate (internally and externally) a rejection to a free debate. Jeanne will see both sides of Hurricanes Florence and Michael probably wish they during a disaster? Do you have emergency contact info an issue, and she can reserve judgment while she listens had put a Disaster Recovery Plan in place before being readily accessible and multiple methods of to others’ opinions. struck. Hindsight is always 20/20. communication available? More and more, I’m convinced that life continually But it does not take a major hurricane to bring your throws obstacles in our path that we can see as business to a grinding halt. It could be a fire, a server 6. What procedures should be followed if you challenges and opportunities to learn and grow from, and failure, a burst water pipe, a data breach, a runaway experience an interruption in accessing the technological to use to become the best we can be. During our lives, vehicle plowing into your building or one of dozens of tools necessary for running your business? What team we can all develop wisdom, character, and a respect, other calamities. Your ability to recover quickly will members and vendors will manage the technical empathy, and appreciation for others, as well as for their affect your business’s bottom line—and your employees, recovery process? beliefs and ideas. Each and every one of us has customers, vendors and suppliers. something we can offer to make the world a little better FEMA estimates that nearly half of small businesses 7. What data will need to be available at your off-site because we’re here. facing a disaster never reopen their doors. That’s why emergency location? Find yours! Develop your talents, abilities, it’s critical to have a disaster recovery plan in place knowledge, and skills, and make the most of what before the unthinkable strikes. Knowing what to do in 8. What are the critical business functions within your you’ve got to work with. Make the world a little better an emergency will help you spring into action so you company and how will you restore them? because you’re here — like Jeanne does! can resume serving your customers and community. Bob Denny is a retired licensed mental health SCORE Citrus/Levy County is hosting a free 9. Do you have adequate insurance to cover you in a counselor. Please address your comments to bob. Disaster Recovery Plan workshop at the College of disaster? [email protected] or phone 386 454 4950. Central Florida Levy Campus in Chiefland on Nov. 20, 6 to 7:30 p.m., in room 202. In the meantime, go to our 10. Do your vendors and suppliers have disaster website, www.citruscounty.score.org. At the very top, recovery plans? Do you have backup vendors and One of the best pieces of ad- type “disaster recovery plan” into the search window suppliers you can depend on if yours are temporarily vice I ever got was from a horse and click the search button. There you will find plenty unable to serve you? master. He told me to go slow of pages of free information on how to start planning for to go fast. I think that applies disaster recovery, checklists, resources for help when 11. Have you communicated your disaster recovery plan you face a disaster and much more advice and with everyone within your organization and key to everything in life. We live as information at your disposal – all at no cost to you. business partners, so they’re ready to act if an emergent though there aren't enough hours Here are a few key takeaways to start considering situation arises? in the day but if we do each thing now: calmly and carefully we will get it The above are just a sampling of what you will need to done quicker and with much less 1. What events pose a disaster risk to your business and address if you ever face an emergency that renders your how likely are each of them to occur? business temporarily inoperable. If you need assistance stress. in making sure you cover all the bases, consider Viggo Mortensen 2. Who will be on your recovery team and what are their reaching out to SCORE Citrus/Levy County at 352-249- roles and responsibilities? 1236. In addition to expertise and experience in all aspects of starting, running and growing a small 3. What potential impact would a disaster have on your business, we also have a Certified Mentor with risk business? (For example, lost revenue, additional management experience. The Chiefland Citizen wel- purposes. comes reader input on topics of Letters from the same writer expense, unhappy customers, etc.) With the livelihood of your business on the line, local interest. To be considered will be considered once every there are many good reasons to make disaster planning a for publication, submissions 30 days. Submissions should be 4. Where will you temporarily relocate your business in priority. Plan now to avoid debilitating consequences must adhere to the following limited to 500 words. the event of an emergency if necessary? later. guidelines: The Citizen reserves the right The writer’s first and last to edit or refuse any submission. name, mailing address and phone To submit e-mail send to editor@ number must be included. chieflandcitizen.com, or via reg- Addresses and phone numbers ular mail to Editor, 624 W. Park are only used for verification Ave, Chiefland, FL 32644. Shop Local, It Helps Everybody Thursday, November 1, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 9A Levy County Horse Club Trail Riders raise almost $10,000 for BCA

Lori Prevatt Correspondent The Levy County Horse Club Trail Riders on Oct. 20 held their 18th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Trail Ride at Tidewater Trailhead in Goethe State Forest, rais- ing nearly $10,000. The event started at 8 a.m. with a horse costume contest, followed by the trail ride. Maggie Brandy, a young girl, won the costume contest. Her horse’s name was Chakra. Trail Riders Club President Dave Wilson said there were 91 registered riders this year. As the riders finish, they come back and enter for a chance to win door prizes donated from local businesses in Levy County. There were around 25 items donated. The club also had a poker run at the event. The runners-up for the run were Alexa Boulet, Lyla Higgins and Audrey Freeborough, and the $75 winner was Deb Morse. The club also raffled off a handmade horse quilt, made by Carol Betts. Steve Hughes, one of the Horse Club members, won the quilt raffle. Raffle ticket sales from the people come out for lunch and the raffles. It was slightly Southeastern Healthcare Foundation. They have board quilt garnered $1,160. down but attendants were generous. We raised approxi- members. The applicants, breast cancer patients in need While the club members and other attendants enjoyed mately $9,200, which is the same as last year.” of financial assistance, are presented to the Board. The their BBQ lunch with coleslaw, seven-layer salad, rolls Wilson said the event has grown larger every year, Board chooses those with legitimate needs to give fund- and plenty of desserts, the door prize items were raffled which makes it possible for them to raise more money. ing to.” off. He said the money goes to Southeastern Healthcare Club Secretary Bonnie Wilson wished to thank every- Wilson said of the turnout, “We were a little thinner Foundation. one for helping out. The event require numerous volun- on registered riders this year but we had a little more day “When we first approached Shands, they had no way teers to be successful. of distributing funds,” Wilson said. “They created the 10A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1, 2018 CES Fall Festival Chiefland Elementary School held its Fall Festival October 25, after it was moved from Sept. 28 due to weather. Attendees enjoyed a variety of activities, games and food at CES.

Spiderman aces the bean bag toss at the Chiefland Elementary School Fall Festival on October 25.

Photos by Lori Prevatt Chiefland Elementary School students got to One student tries her luck at the ring toss experience the real life version of the Pie booth, hosted by Chiefland Elementary Face Game at the CES Fall Festival on School Exceptional Student Education October 25. teachers. She can choose to ring a duck or a bottle.

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Sean Arnold Editor finals Chiefland improved to 8-1 on the strength of its second straight blowout win Oct. 26 Volleyball team against St. Francis. Eight different Indians scored a touchdown, includ- falls in Trenton ing a pair of defense, as the team prevailed 57-0 against Sean Arnold the Wolves (4-5). Editor Senior Elijah Smith had a scoop-and-score and The Chiefland volleyball fellow senior L.J. Jenkins team lost in straight sets, 10- had a pick six for the “Shark 25, 17-25, 16-25, to Trenton Tank” defense. in the Class 1A regional finals Senior Payne Parnell on Oct. 30. hauled in a 31-yard touch- The loss caps an otherwise down reception from quarter accomplished season for the Ty Corbin. Lady Indians, who finish 13-8 Meanwhile, Jalen with a regional finals appear- Rutledge, Corbin, Hunter ance, a big turnaround after Barrand, Kirk Williams collecting just a handful of and Connor Whistler added wins in 2017. Chiefland, who rushing scores. was led by first-year head The defensive front seven, coach Katie Jones, was just including Wyatt Hammond, three points from winning a Jenkins, Sedrik Moultrie and district championship. DeShamar Shepherd were At one point, the Lady camped out in the Wolves’ Indians reeled off 10 wins backfield. in a 12 match stretch that in- “The outside linebackers cluded the district semifinals. (Jenkins and Moultrie) The squad played much of kind of get overshadowed a its best volleyball late in the little bit by those defen- season, a promising devel- sive ends (Hammond and opment for a team that loses Shepherd), but they’re just two seniors, and figures pretty good,” CMHS SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen to get back its top player in Coach Adam Gore said. Jarrett Jerrels leaps over a St. Francis defender on Oct. 26. Kate Weeks. “They’re runners and The Lady Tigers move on hitters.”Run stopper Jarrett Wolves picked up just two Once again, Chiefland Gore was pleased to see his physicality on both sides of to face Bell in the state sem- Jerrels had an interception first downs, and one was on forced a running clock and team play down to its op- the ball that we’ve got to ifinals on Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. for Chiefland, while his a roughing-the-passer pen- distributed playing time ponent.“We came out and have. “I thought we did that in Trenton. The winner plays defense held St. Francis alty.Noah Nguyen kicked throughout its 45-man played a little flat last week from the start tonight. We in the Class 1A state finals in to minus-63 yards. The through seven extra points. roster while staying healthy. and just didn’t play with the played our way.” Fort Myers on Nov. 16.

RIGHT: Ma- son Clifton Hodge advances to cross unleashes a pass against Bell on Oct. 26. Bronson hung tight country regionals with the Bulldogs for three Sean Arnold 15 runners automatically advance, but only quarters on Editor up to seven runners per team can qualify, which left open a couple of extra spots due senior night effort before Chiefland boys and girls competed Oct. 24 to Oak Hall having so many top runners. The in the District 1A-5 cross country meet at St. Oak Hall boys and girls each claimed the falling 34-6. Francis Catholic in Gainesville. district title. The Eagles CMHS eighth-grader Banner Hodge Hodge didn’t think she made the cut. wrap up their earned a bid to regionals for the second “I was happy with my run,” she said. season at straight year, while all of the Indian runners “I made it (to regionals) last year, but I Hawthorne competed hard against a tough field, and on a knew there were new people making it, so on Nov. 2. tough terrain, which includes a treacherous- I thought maybe I can make it next year SUZETTE ly long and steep hill known by Chiefland because I can get better. COOK/ runners as “Mount St. Francis.” “It’s really cool, because we’re just a little Citizen Former Lady Indian Lauren Jones finished school without the best training equipment first overall in the girls’ race, clocking in at but we still try our hardest.” 19:08.02 in the 5K. Eleanor Frields had one of her best outings Chiefland Junior Luke Stockman led the Indian boys on the season to finish behind Hodge for Indians 12U in finishing 25th with a time of 20:36.69. the Lady Indians. Jayden Graham, Shanie Stockman was followed by Jonathan Cannon Keene, Tabitha Welch, Aubrey Hudson and holding (22:11.07), Dylan Cochran (22:33.28), Do- Madison Foote followed. carwash novan Simoga (23:18.25), Bradley Hingson Cross Country head coach Lynda Aldrich (23:27.35), Dashun Clemons, Benton Lind- knows you can’t count on anything from sea- fundraiser sey and William Stephenson. son to season, with so many runners coming The 12U While the girls lost three of their top and going. (12 and under) runners that were part of a team that qualified “You never know what you’re outcome’s Chiefland Indians for regionals in 2017, the boys squad was a going to be every year – you gain, you lose; football players stronger overall this year from last year, with are we going to make it or not? Every year is are holding a Cannon and Cochran in tow of Stockman. a new year. carwash fund- The boys finished seventh out of 11 teams, “Even your runners (that return), you never raiser Saturday, defeating Bell, Trenton, Cedar Key, and know. Some of mine fell back and some have Nov. 3, from 8:30 Seven Rivers Christian (Lecanto). advanced,” she added. a.m. to 1 p.m. at The girls’ varsity squad, made up of mostly Aldrich was proud of her runners, and Dunkin Donuts. middle school runners, took fifth out of nine applauded Stockman’s leadership and the The players are teams, beating out St. Francis, Branford, Bell encouragement between teammates. raising money for and Cedar Key. “Anytime I get new ones, the (experienced a trip to Daytona Hodge (23:46.56) finished No. 14 to qual- runners) encourage them and show them the to compete in the ify individually for regionals, which will be ropes,” she said. “We have a lot of kids running Elite 8 Nationals, held at Santa Fe College on Nov. 2. The top on my varsity that aren’t high school kids.” Nov. 20 through SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Nov. 24. On right, Banner Hodge is recognized as a regional qualifier at the District 1A-5 cross country meet at St. Francis in Gainesville. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday November 1, 2018 Community Calendar Toys for Tots registration The U.S. Marine Corps Reserves register at the Tri-County Community Tri-County Toys for Tots program is Resource Center in Chiefland, 15 N Main currently holding registration events and Street, from now through Nov. 15, Mon- is looking forward to a fun, rewarding day through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. holiday season for volunteers and local and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. families in need! Tri-county residents may

The agenda includes: Veterans Bark in the 10 a.m. – Welcome and Introduction (Ed Jennings, Appreciation Park Levy County Extension Manatee Springs State Director); 10:10 a.m. – Luncheon Park is hosting Bark in the Suwannee River Water Haven is hosting its Park, a costume contest for Management District Veterans Appreciation dogs, Nov. 3, from 3 to 4 Cost Share (Ben Glass, of Luncheon Nov. 2 at the p.m. The entry fee is a $1 SRWMD); 10:30 a.m. – Haven Community Build- donation per dog to our Southwest Florida Water ing at 11 a.m. Community Citizen Support Organiza- Management District, Fa- tion, and a $2 entry fee for cilitating Agricultural Re- veterans are invited to join is at 9 a.m. and the awards banner and that will also Reeve Foundation, FAAST their humans. The contest source Management Sys- us for this appreciation will be issued at 2 p.m. be hung in front of the has purchased outdoor rec- will have prizes for all tems (FARMS) Program luncheon. The event is free Trophies will be awarded Outreach. reation equipment that will participants. To participate Overview (Chris Zajac, and open to the public. for show vehicles. All ven- Thank you for consid- be on display and available in this program, one must: SWFWMD); 10:50 a.m. Please RSVP to Vondla dors are welcome for the ering donating or spon- for use during this first have a well-behaved and – Florida Department of Sullivan at 352-493-8084 trade show. Motorcycles soring a walker for this Live a Day, Live YOUR friendly dog; have the abil- Agriculture and Consumer or vdsullivant@BeYour- are welcome. The event worthy cause and helping Life recreation event. The ity to withstand exposure Services (FDACS) Cost Haven.org by Oct. 31 to is located at 6470 SW us stamp out hunger in the event will allow people to the outdoors and insects Share (Tammy Hinkle and confirm your attendance. 80th Ave. Trenton. NAPA Tri-County area. All dona- with paralysis, mobili- for a period of at least two Barton Wilder, FDACS); Haven is located at 311 NE Chiefland and ForVets tions are tax deductible. ty difficulties and other hours; and keep dogs on 11:10 a.m. – Natural Re- 9th St. in Chiefland. Camp Valor Project are Contact Connie Brown disabilities the opportunity a six-foot leash. For more sources Conservation Ser- sponsors. Please contact at 352-493-2310 Monday to ride the trails on tank information, contact Park vices (NRCS) Cost Share Nate at 352-356-1151 for through Thursday from 10 track style wheelchairs, get Services Specialist Kelly (Monica Jones, NRCS); Otter Springs more information. a.m. to 3 p.m. a workout riding various Hite at Kelly.Hite@dep. 11:30 a.m. – Farm Service types of hand-cycles, get State.FL.US or at 352-493- Agency (FSA) Cost Share in the springs on kayaks to host blue- 6736. (Brandy VanAernam, Levy County FSA); 11:50 a.m. Walk to Feed CHS Class and paddleboards and grass show – Open Discussion; 12 scuba diving or take a re- Otter Springs is hosting p.m. – Closing Remarks the Hungry of 1978 40th laxing boat ride in the one “An Evening of Blue- Quarter Bin- (Jennings). Walk to Feed the Hun- of a kind wheelchair acces- grass,” Nov. 2 at 6:30 p.m. gry to benefit Tri-County Reunion sible power boat. There at the Spring House Lodge. go returns to Outreach’s Emergency The Chiefland High will also be electric assist Come for family enter- St. John Food Pantry will be held School Class of 1978 will bikes and wheelchairs, so tainment, featuring bands Bronson at the Nature Coast Trail hold its 40th reunion Sat- individuals of all abilities Dolton Pike and Written The American Legion Church yard – starting behind the Gath- urday, Nov. 10, at 6 p.m. can participate. There will in Red. Admission is free; Auxiliary, Post 236, in ering Table and ending at Come early, stay late! Join be food, music, adaptive food and beverages are Bronson is re-introducing the Flea Market – on Nov. us for our cookout party, sports, games and health available with purchase, “QUARTER BINGO” sale and 10 at 9 a.m. Please sponsor bring the whole family and wellness information including Sloppy Joes and starting Nov. 7, from 1 to our walkers. and, if you play, bring the and displays. For more Tacos in a Bag. Proceeds 3 p.m., and every Wednes- festival Tri-County Outreach is guitar and sit by the fire. registration visit www. St. John the Evangelist benefit the ForVets Camp day thereafter. Come see on the front lines 52 weeks Meat will be provided. faast.org/liveaday or con- Catholic Church will be Valor Project at Otter this unique game that is out of the year giving food Bring covered dishes, tact Eric Reed at FAAST: having a yard sale on Fri- Springs. Call 352-463- played with slide Bingo to families in crisis situa- dessert, favorite drinks [email protected]; 850-487- day, Nov. 9 and Saturday 0800 for more information. cards. Bring your quarters. tions. We have been serv- and some to share. A table 3278, ext 104. Nov. 10, from 9 a.m. to It’s fun and engaging. ing the Tri-County area will be available for class 3 p.m. both days. And on Snacks and drinks are for 31 years. Every year, memorabilia. Please call the same Saturday, from available. Look for the we give away over 15,000 for location and if any oth- FUMC to 4 to 9 p.m.. we will host World War doublewide at 9550 Alt 27 pounds of groceries to er questions at 352-339- a festival “kermes” with South, on the right, just the needy. We started the hold yard Latin food, raffles, music, 3336 or 352-870-9302. II Veterans outside of town. If you “Walk to Feed the Hun- games and more! Save the have questions, please all gry” to bring awareness to sale Dates and bring the whole monthly The Sunshine Disciples Margie at 352-317-5922. our community that there family. St. John is located and United Methodist Men is a great need for emer- Accessible at 4050 NW US 27A, luncheon are hosting a garage and gency food and that, with Chiefland. Recreation yard sale Saturday, Nov. 3, Ag Produc- food prices as they are, meeting at First United Methodist we are in need of funds to Event comes The World War II Vet- Church in Chiefland, 707 ers Cost purchase the food. erans will meet for their N. Main Street (McCall Otter Springs No donation is too monthly lunch meeting at small. All donations $100 to Manatee Pavilion and Church Share Work- 11 a.m. Thursday, Novem- Fellowship Hall). The Third Annu- or greater will get a realtor ber 8, at Suwannee River sale starts at 9 a.m. There size sign printed with their Springs Moose Lodge 325, 8231 FAAST, Inc, the state’s will also be the annual shop in No- al Car and name or business name NW 167th Place, Trenton. Assistive Technology famous Cookie Walk in thanking them for feeding It’s just south of Fanning program, in partnership the Fellowship Hall at the vember the hungry. These signs Springs, off of Highway Trade Show with the Florida Disabled Church. Got some items Otter Springs Camp- will be posted at the event 19. Please call Karen at Outdoors Association to sell? $10 gets your own The Levy County Ag- ground and Park is hosting and also on Highway 19 in 352-441-5478 or Bob at (FDOA) is bringing an table. Call 352-493-4627 ricultural Producers Cost the Third Annual Otter front of the Outreach. Any 386-454-4950 with any exciting and adventurous to reserve your table. Share Workshop will be Springs Swap Meet Car individual or business that questions. Hope to see you held Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. gives $1,000 or more will, day to Manatee Springs Show and Trade Show on all there! to noon at the Levy County Veterans Day, Nov. 10. in addition to the realtor State Park on Nov. 10. Extension, 625 N. Hatha- The event is to honor all size sign, have their name Through a grant from the way Avenue, in Bronson. who served. Registration printed on the finish line Christopher and Dana See EVENTS Page B4 Walk to Feed BELB BEELL L L ’S’ ’SS TTREE TRREEEE SSERVICESEERRVVIICCEE the Hungry Saturday Nov. 10 Starts at 9 a.m. Nature Coast State Trail WE DO MORE Behind the Gathering Table (Approximate 2 mile easy walk) THAN TREES! Set Trusses, Home Demolition, All Proceeds Benefit Sawmill, Flat Bed Transport Services, Tractor Work, Tri-County Outreach Bushhogging, Land Clearing, Underwater Retrieval, Thanksgiving Meal Boxes and Landscaping, Lawn Maintenance Emergency Food Pantry Robert E. Mount, Jr., DDS PA and Debris Removal Offering Cosmetic Dentistry that Contact Connie Brown Makes You Proud of Your Smile! FREE ESTIMATES TMJ Evaluation & Treatment • Zoom Bleaching Same Day Service (in most cases) Mon - Thurs. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. One Appointment Crowns • Preventive Dentistry Most Insurance Accepted • New Patients Welcome! – Credit Cards Accepted – for walk information 110 E. Park Avenue, Chiefland • (352) 493-1416 Drmountdentist.com 352-463-7309 352-493-2310 Kenneth Bell 352-535-7237 Thursday, November 1, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 3B NASCAR THIS WEEK

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More or less respect TEXAS Who’s right? for Joey Logano after Martinsville? THREE THINGS TO WATCH Not so sure you have to choose sides GODSPEAK: Anything goes in Sunday’s Truex-Logano dust-up at the end of a NASCAR Cup in Martinsville. It looks like one of Series race. Logano better those situations where both guys make sure his mirrors are are right. Martin Truex Jr., who was nice and clean the next bulldozed away from victory a few three races. weeks ago on Charlotte’s Roval, was KEN’S CALL: Are you kid- given the bum’s rush by Joey Logano, ding? Definitely more. He whose car happens to be fitted with might have a baby face, but bumpers. Truex is in the final weeks he looked like an old pirate with his No. 78 team and rightfully stealing that one. Good for emotional about it all. him. And Joey? Should Truex be mad? GODSPEAK: He has every Everyone seems to enjoy the beating right to be mad, but if he and banging until a guy they don’t doesn’t make the Cham- like is doing the beating or a guy they pionship Four, watch out, do like is taking the bangs. If you’re Logano. a team owner or financier, and your KEN’S CALL: This ain’t a Cub Joey Logano is finished racing for points for the next two NASCAR Cup Series races after driver isn’t willing to do what Logano Scout bake sale. Yes, he winning at Martinsville and locking in a starting position for the Championship Round. did at Martinsville, you’re asking should be mad, briefly, but [AP/STEVE HELBER] some questions. This ain’t open- knowing Martin Truex Jr., wheel racing. And by the way, you’ll he’ll get over it by later in 1. Logano’s leisure 2. Harvick/Truex 3. Silly Season see that final sprint to the checkers the week. bubble positive on a lot of future promo commercials. Austin Dillon was the first driver to qualify for the With the first race of the You could hear the collec- — Ken Willis, ken.willis FEUD OF THE NASCAR Cup Series playoffs Round of 8 done, Kevin tive sigh of relief from the @news-jrnl.com WEEK by winning the season- Harvick and Martin Truex hilltops around Martinsville opening Daytona 500. Joey Jr. moved from second and Speedway on Sunday when MARTIN TRUEX JR. VS. JOEY Logano is the first driver third in the standings into car owner Rick Hendrick CUP STANDINGS LOGANO: Truex passed who won’t have to race for a tie for third place, putting announced Jimmie Johnson Logano clean for the lead at points — well, for the next both on the playoff points will have a full sponsor- 1. Kyle Busch 4104 Martinsville, then Logano two weeks. Since Logano bubble. They are 25 points ship package, covering two 2. Martin Truex Jr. 4083 pushed Truex out of the scored a hard-fought (the ahead of fifth-place Kurt years, from Ally Financial. 2. Kevin Harvick 4083 way on the last lap for the fighting may not be over) Busch, and 31 points in front Johnson is losing Lowe’s at 4. Joey Logano 4074 win and a ticket to the victory over Martin Truex Jr. of sixth-place Chase Elliott. the end of this season. “It’s 5. Kurt Busch 4058 playoff final. at Martinsville, he does not At least one of the drivers massive,” Johnson said. “To 6. Chase Elliott 4052 GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: have to race for points at in the Championship Round have a primary sponsor for 7. Clint Bowyer 4041 This is not over. “They won Texas or Phoenix. will get in on points. The all the races for two years, 8. Aric Almirola 4033 the battle, but he didn’t points leader is Kyle Busch, hasn’t happened for a long 9. Ryan Blaney 2232 win the damn war,” Truex 21 up on the bubble boys. time.” 10. Brad Keselowski 2227 said. “He just knocked me 11. Denny Hamlin 2213 out of the way … what goes — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] 12. Kyle Larson 2179 around comes around.” 13. Jimmie Johnson 2173 14. Alex Bowman 2164 15. Erik Jones 2159 G O D W I N ’ S P I C K S 16. Austin Dillon 2157 FOR TEXAS 17. Ryan Newman 702 18. Daniel Suarez 655 WINNER: Kevin Harvick MARTINSVILLE 19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 650 REST OF TOP 5: Martin 20. Paul Menard 645 Truex Jr., Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Alex Bowman THREE THINGS WE LEARNED FIRST ONE OUT: William WHAT’S ON TAP Byron 1. Penske disagrees DARK HORSE: Kyle Larson CUP SERIES: AAA Texas 500 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Car owner Roger Penske SITE: Texas Motor Speedway (1.5-mile Harvick wins at Texas bristled when he was told quad-oval) because he called this shot Martin Truex Jr. called Joey SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC after a disappointing Mar- Logano’s race-winning Sports Network, 2 p.m.), qualify- tinsville run. bump and run a cheap shot. ing (NBC Sports Network, 7 p.m.). “He’s a racer and should Saturday, practice (CNBC, 12:30 p.m. know better than to say and NBC Sports Network, 3:30 p.m.). MOTOR MOUTHS that,” he said. “That’s as Sunday, race (NBC Sports Network, PODCAST clean a shot as you can coverage begins at 1 p.m.; green flag, have — in a race like this.” 3 p.m.) Joey Logano is the man! Maybe. We’ll hug it out in 2. All is fair XFINITY: O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 the pod. Joey Logano (22) and Martin Truex Jr. (78) make contact as SITE: Texas Motor Speedway As the saying goes, “all is they race to the checkered flag at Martinsville.[AP/STEVE SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC- Tune in online at fair in love and war.” And HELBER] Sports.com, 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.). www.news-journalonline. that applies to the closing Saturday, qualifying (CNBC, 1:30 com/daytonamotormouths laps of a Cup Series race 3. Losing streaks 2002. Hamlin’s streak p.m.), race (NBC Sports Network, 4:30 where you can knock the started in ’06. “We’ve got p.m.) guy ahead of you out of the Jimmie Johnson and Denny three good tracks ahead of way for the win. “It was Hamlin have three chances us; we’ll see if we can get it CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: JAG a lot of bumper banging to keep their year-to-year done,” Hamlin said. Metals 350 towards the end and a hard winning streaks intact. SITE: Texas Motor Speedway race,” Martinsville winner Johnson has won at least — Godwin Kelly, godwin. TV SCHEDULE: Friday, race (Fox Logano said. one race every year since [email protected] Sports 1, 8:30 p.m.)

2018 SCHEDULE AND WINNERS May 6: AAA 400 at Dover (Kevin Harvick) Aug. 18: Night Race at Bristol (Kurt Busch) Feb. 11: Clash at Daytona (Brad Keselowski) May 12: Go Bowling 400 at Kansas (Kevin Harvick) Sept. 2: Southern 500 at Darlington (Brad Keselowski) Feb. 15: Can-Am Duel at Daytona (Ryan Blaney and Chase May 19: All-Star Race at Charlotte (Kevin Harvick) Sept. 10: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis (Brad Keselowski) Elliott) May 27: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte (Kyle Busch) Sept. 16: Las Vegas 400 (Brad Keselowski) Feb. 18: Daytona 500 (Austin Dillon) June 3: Pocono 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) Sept. 22: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond (Kyle Feb. 25: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Kevin Harvick) June 10: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan (Clint Bowyer) Busch) March 4: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Kevin Harvick) June 24: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma (Martin Truex Sept. 30: Bank of America 500(k) at Charlotte road course March 11: Camping World 500(k) at Phoenix (Kevin Jr.) (Ryan Blaney) Harvick) July 1: Chicago 400 at Chicagoland (Kyle Busch) Oct. 7: Delaware 400 at Dover (Chase Elliott) March 18: Auto Club 400 at Fontana (Martin Truex Jr.) July 7: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona (Erik Jones) Oct. 14: Alabama 500 at Talladega (Aric Almirola) March 26: STP 500 at Martinsville (Clint Bowyer) July 14: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky (Martin Truex Jr.) Oct. 21: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas (Chase Elliott) April 8: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas (Kyle Busch) July 22: New Hampshire 301 (Kevin Harvick) Oct. 28: First Data 500 at Martinsville (Joey Logano) April 15: Food City 500 at Bristol (Kyle Busch) July 29: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono (Kyle Busch) Nov. 4: Texas 500 April 21: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond (Kyle Busch) Aug. 5: 355 at the Glen, at Watkins Glen (Chase Elliott) Nov. 11: Can-Am 500(k) at Phoenix April 29: Geico 500 at Talladega (Joey Logano) Aug. 12: Pure Michigan 400 (Kevin Harvick) Nov. 18: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

CHASE JOEY KYLE BUSCH MARTIN ARIC KEVIN KURT BUSCH BRAD DENNY CLINT ELLIOTT LOGANO Still stuck on TRUEX JR. ALMIROLA HARVICK One win in 31 KESELOWSKI HAMLIN BOWYER Hangs on to Didn’t quite seven wins Has a target Quietly Hasn’t won Texas starts Running well, See Bad time for No. 1 spot bump Chase on his car hanging since August but too late Keselowski a mini-slump here, barely in this one lately around 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1, 2018

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ADDRESS, 448 Northeast 2nd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 8th IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAX DEED Avenue, Williston, FL 32696, OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL JUDICIAL CIRCUIT· IN OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Unknown Parties in Posses- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY AND FOR LEVY COUNTY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sion #1, WHOSE RESIDENCE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certificate IS: LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, CIVIL DIVISION CIVIL ACTION DIVISION CASE NO: 38-2018-CA- CIVIL DIVISION. number 1679-16 of the sale of 448 Northeast 2nd Avenue, CASE NO.: 38-2018-CA- 000575. CASE NUMBER: 38-2018-CA- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- Williston, FL 32696 and Un- Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a 000459 000858 tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- known Parties in Possession Mr. Cooper C&A/GFSP JOINT VENTURE, sued thereon. The name(s) of #2, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: Case #: 2018-CA-000493 CIT BANK, N.A. a Florida JOE A. MARKHAM, the holder(s) of said Certificate, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, 448 Plaintiff, Plaintiff, general partnership, Plaintiff, the description of the property, Northeast 2nd Avenue, Willis- -vs.- vs. : Plaintiff, vs. the name(s) in which it is as- ton, FL 32696 Unknown Heirs, Devisees, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- vs. CARLOS S. DELPIN, if sessed are as follows: Residence unknown, if living, Grantees, Assignees, Credi- SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- ROBERT VALERIO, JR. AND alive, and if deceased, ALL including any unknown spouse tors, Lienors, and Trustees of EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, VERONICA VALERIO, PERSONS CLAIMING BY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE of the said Defendants, if ei- Shari Day Cone a/k/a Shari L. TRUSTEES, Defendants, THROUGH AND UNDER THE HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE ther has remarried and if either Cone a/k/a Shari Cone, De- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS AMENDED I' . . ESTATE OF CARLOS S. CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG or both of said Defendants are ceased, and All Other Persons CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, NOTICE OF ACTION DELPIN, 2222, LLC dead, their respective unknown Claiming by and Through, Un- UNDER, OR AGAINST, HELEN For publication Defendant, heirs, devisees, grantees, der, Against The Named Defen- SHIPLEY, DECEASED, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE assignees, creditors, lienors, dant (s); Candice Marie Burris et al, TO:. ROBERT VALERIO, JR. NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY: THAT PART OF and trustees, and all other a/k/a Candice Fox a/k/a Can- Defendant(s). and VERONICA VALERIO TO: Carlos S. Delpin , THE NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 persons claiming by, through, dice Eakins; Paul Joseph Cone; Residence Unknown Calle 1 F7, Prado Alto, Guayna- EAST OF STATE ROAD NO. under or against the named Joshua Hunter Cone; Unknown NOTICE OF ACTION Last known address: 524 SE bo, PR 00966 121, IN SECTION 29, TOWN- Defendant(s); and the afore- Spouse of Candice Marie Burris To: 4 Street, Williston, FL 32696- G.P.O. 1589, San SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 19 mentioned named Defendant(s) a/k/a Candice Fox a/k/a Can- THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- 3005 Juan, PR 00926 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- and such of the aforementioned dice Eakins; Unknown Spouse SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- "All parties claiming inter- IDA, LESS AND EXCEPT THAT unknown Defendants and such of Paul Joseph Cone; Unknown EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, ests by, through, and under or YOU ARE NOTIFIED that you PARCEL DESCRIBED IN OR of the aforementioned unknown Spouse of Joshua Hunter Cone; TRUSTEES, OR OTHER against and all parties having have been designated as de- BOOK 508, PAGE 339, PUBLIC Defendants as may be infants, TD Bank USA, N.A.; Unknown CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, or claiming to have any right, fendant in a legal proceeding RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, incompetents or otherwise not Parties in Possession #1, If liv- THROUGH, UNDER, title or interest in: the properly filed against you for Suit to Qui- FLORIDA. sui juris. ing, and all Unknown Parties OR AGAINST, HELEN SHIP- herein described" Lot 8, Block et Title of Real Property. The claiming by, through, under and LEY, DECEASED; 12, WILLISTON HIGHLANDS action involves real property in NAMES IN WHICH AS- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- against the above named De- UNIT 12, as per the plat there- Levy County, Florida, more fully SESSED: WILLISTON DOOR FIED that an action has been fendant(s) who are not known to Last Known Address: of, recorded in flat Book 4, Page described as follows: & MILLWORK INC A/K/A WIL- commenced to foreclose a be dead or alive, whether said Unknown 13, Public Records office Levy LISTON DOOR LLC, WILLIS- mortgage on the following real Unknown Parties may claim Current Address: Unknown County, .Florida. TOGETH- A parcel of land commonly TON DOOR & MILLWORK INC property, lying and being and an interest as Spouse, Heirs, ER WITH a 1983 Manac sin- called Tract #422 of University situated in Levy County, Flori- Devisees, Grantees, or Other ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN gle-wide.mobile home bearing Estates and legally described All of said property being in the da, more particularly described Claimants; Unknown Parties PARTIES CLAIMING BY, ID#063413S7807 and Title# as: The E ½ of the SW ¼ of the County of Levy, State of Florida. as follows: in Possession #2, If living, and THROUGH, UNDER, AND 20212190 NE ¼ of the SW ¼ of the SW ¼, LOT 12, BLOCK 1, EASTSIDE all Unknown Parties claiming AGAINST THE HEREIN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Section 10, Township 12 South, Unless such Certificate shall be ESTATES, ACCORDING TO by, through, under and against NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- that a Complaint to Foreclo- Range 17 East, Levy County, redeemed according to law, the THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- the above named Defendant(s) FENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT sure Mortgage and for Refor- Florida. property described in such Cer- CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, who are not known to be dead KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR mation of Promissory Note has tificate will be sold to the high- PAGE 70, PUBLIC RECORDS or alive, whether said Unknown ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- been filed against ROBERT The action was instituted in the est bidder in the Courthouse OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Parties may claim an interest KNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM VALERIO, JR. and VERONI- Eighth Judicial Circuit Court, lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES, CA VALERIO, and you are. re- Levy County, Florida, and is ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. more commonly known as 448 Grantees, or Other Claimants HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANT- quired to serve· a copy of your styled JOE A. MARKHAM, Northeast 2nd Avenue, Willis- Defendant(s). EES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. written defenses, if any, on RAY Plaintiff, v. CARLOS S. DELPIN, DATED this 22nd day of Octo- ton, FL 32696. STRAUSS,. P.A., attorney for Defendant. ber, 2018. This action has been filed NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- Last Known Address: the Plaintiff, whose & address You are required to serve a Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF against you and you are re- CLOSURE PROCEED- Unknown is 17280 NE 19 Avenue, N Mi- copy of your written defenses, THE CIRCUIT COURT quired to serve a copy of INGS-PROPERTY ami Beach,.FL 33162, and file if any, to the action on Douglas LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA your written defense, if any, TO: Unknown Heirs, De- Current Address: Unknown the original with the Clerk of the K. McKoy, Plaintiff's attorney, upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN visees, Grantees, Assignees, above styled Court on or be- whose address is 302-B North Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, & GACHÉ, LLP, Attorneys for Creditors, Lienors, and Trust- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an fore. the 3rd day of Dec, 2018, Main Street, Trenton, Florida 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. Plaintiff, whose address is 4630 ees of Shari Day Cone a/k/a action to foreclose a mortgage otherwise, a judgment against 32693, on or before November on the following property in 23, 2018, and file the original NOTICE OF APPLICATION Woodland Corporate Blvd., Shari L. Cone a/k/a Shari Cone, you ·maybe entered for the re- Levy County, Florida: with the clerk of this court either FOR TAX DEED Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, Deceased, and All Other Per- lief demanded in the Complaint within thirty (30) days after the sons Claiming by and Through, to Foreclosure and for Refor- before service on Douglas K. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, first publication of this notice Under, Against The Named COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- mation of Promissory Note McKoy or immediately after ser- that the holder(s) of Certificate and file the original with the Defendant (s): ADDRESS UN- EAST CORNER OF THE vice; otherwise, a default will be number 369-16 of the sale of clerk of this Court either before KNOWN NORTHWEST ¼ OF THE This Notice shall be published entered against you for the re- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- service on Plaintiff's attorney or Residence unknown, if living, NORTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION once a week, for two consec- lief demanded in the complaint. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- immediately there after; other- including any unknown spouse 28, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, utive weeks in the Chiefland The Court has authority in this sued thereon. The name(s) of wise a default will be entered of the said Defendants, if ei- RANGE 14 EAST, AND RUN Citizen. suit to enter a judgment or de- the holder(s) of said Certificate, against you for the relief de- ther has remarried and if either SOUTH 00 DEGREES 08 MIN- cree in the Plaintiff's interest the description of the property, manded in the Complaint. or both of said Defendants are UTES 14 SECONDS EAST, Danny J. Shipp which will be binding upon you. the name(s) in which it is as- WITNESS my hand and seal of dead, their respective unknown 40 FEET ON THE EAST LINE As Clerk of said Court WITNESS my hand and seal of sessed are as follows: this Court on the 27th day of Au- heirs, devisees, grantees, OF SAID NORTHWEST ¼ LaQuanda Latson this court on this 18 day of Oc- gust, 2018. assignees, creditors, lienors, OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ TO Deputy Clerk tober, 2018. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Danny J. Shipp and trustees, and all other THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE Circuit and County Courts persons claiming by, through, LINE OF A COUNTY ROAD Ray Strauss, P .A. Danny J. Shipp, Clerk of Court CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG LaQuanda Latson under or against the named AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- FBN: 98098 BY: Laquanda Latson 2222, LLC Deputy Clerk Defendant(s); and the afore- NING. THENCE RUN ON 17280 NE 19 Avenue As Deputy Clerk mentioned named Defendant(s) SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE N. Miami Beach, FL 33162 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF If you are a person with a dis- and such of the aforementioned SOUTH 89 DEGREES 21 MIN- [email protected] Published Oct. 25, 2018 and THE PROPERTY: THAT PART ability who needs any accom- unknown Defendants and such UTES 46 SECONDS WEST, 92 305.940.7711 (telephone) Nov. 1, 8, 15, 2018 OF THE W 1/2 OF THE NW modation in order to participate of the aforementioned unknown FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH 305.948.4800 (facsimile) 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE in this proceeding, you are en- Defendants as may be infants, 00 DEGREES 08 MINUTES NW 1/4, LYING SOUTHER- titled, at no cost to you, to the incompetents or otherwise not 14 SECONDS EAST, 160.00 Dated the 22nd day of October, LY OF STATE ROAD 24, IN provision of certain assistance. sui juris. FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 2018 SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 14 Please contact the ADA Coor- 89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 46 SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, dinator;201 East University Av- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- SECONDS EAST, 302 FEET; Published Oct. 25, 2018 & Nov. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, enue, Room 410, Gainesville, FIED that an action has been THENCE RUN NORTH 00 DE- 1, 2018 TOGETHER WITH A 1995 SIN- Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 commenced to foreclose a GREES 08 MINUTES 14 SEC- GLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME, at least 7 days before your mortgage on the following real ONDS WEST, 160.00 FEET BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BEARING ID# N15743 AND scheduled court appearance, property, lying and being and TO AFORESAID RIGHT-OF- TITLE # 69591503, LOCATED or immediately upon receiving situated in Levy County, Flori- WAY LINE; THENCE RUN ON A public hearing on each petition as described below will be con- THEREON. this notification of the time be- da, more particularly described RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE SOUTH ducted by the Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday, No- fore the scheduled appearance as follows: 89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES vember 6, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter NAMES IN WHICH AS- is less than 7 days. If you are LOT 8, BLOCK 1, OAK KNOLL 46 SECONDS WEST 210 may be heard during the course of action. The hearing will be held SESSED: ADRIANNE L DOTY hearing or voice impaired, call ESTATES, ACCORDING TO FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- in the County Commissioner’s Meeting Room, The Levy County 711. THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RE- GINNING. LYING AND BEING Courthouse, 355 South Court Street, Bronson, Florida. The Board All of said property being in the CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, IN THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF of County Commissioners are not bound to consider the petitions County of Levy, State of Florida. Published Oct. 25, 2018 & Nov. PAGE 18, OF THE PUBLIC RE- THE NORTHWEST ¼ AND IN in the order listed in this notice. Any of these petitions maybe con- 1, 2018 CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, THE NORTHWEST ¼ OF THE sidered as soon as the meeting commences. Unless such Certificate shall be FLORIDA. NORTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION redeemed according to law, the TOGETHER WITH THAT 28, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, HA.VA 02-18 Marie E. & William T. Brown, petitioning the board for property described in such Cer- FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CERTAIN MANUFACTURED RANGE 14 EAST, LEVY a Hardship Variance to allow a second dwelling for their daughter tificate will be sold to the high- LAW ENFORCEMENT, HOME, YEAR: 1987, MAKE: COUNTY, FLORIDA. to help care for them (Maria Brown), on a parcel of land located est bidder in the Courthouse Petitioner LIBERTY, VIN#: 10L19228. A/K/A 8750 NW 180TH ST, in the S ½ of the E ½ of the SE ¼ of the NE 1/4 in Section 25, lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- vs. more commonly known as 4251 FANNING SPRINGS, FL 32693 Township 11S, Range 13E, in Levy County, LESS the South 40’ ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. MATTHEW LEE TYSINGER, Northwest 157th Street, Tren- has been filed against you and for SR 320 and the East 25’ for Levy County Road No. 401. Said Case #42013 ton, FL 32693. you are required to serve a parcel contains 9.1 acres more or less and is located within an “A/ DATED this 22nd day of Octo- Respondent This action has been filed copy of your written defenses RR” Agriculture/Rural Residential zone. Situs Address: 11550 NW ber, 2018. against you and you are re- within 30 days after the first 110th Avenue, Chiefland, FL. 32626. Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF NOTICE OF ACTION quired to serve a copy of publication, if any, on Albertelli THE CIRCUIT COURT TO: MATTHEW LEE TYSING- your written defense, if any, Law, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose SE 03-18 EDA, Inc. representing Misty Meadows Assisted Living LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA ER, upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN address is P.O. Box 23028, Facility, Inc. petitioning the board for a Special Exception to allow Residence Unknown & GACHÉ, LLP, Attorneys for Tampa, FL 33623, and file the an assisted living facility on a parcel of land located in that part of Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Plaintiff, whose address is 4630 original with this Court either be the SE ¼ of the NE ¼ and the West 770’ of the NE ¼ of the SE ¼ 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. Administrative Complaint has Woodland Corporate Blvd., November 5, 2018 service on North of Hwy, all in Section 34, Township 12S, Range 18E, in Levy been filed against you seeking Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, Plaintiff’s attorney, or immedi- County. Said parcel contains 13.3 acres and is located in an “ARR” IN THE CIRCUIT COURT to revoke your CORRECTION- Nov. 26, 2018 within thirty (30) ately thereafter; otherwise, a Agriculture/Rural Residential zoning. OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL AL Certificate in accordance days after the first publication of default will be entered against CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY with Section 943.1395, F.S., this notice and file the original you for the relief demanded in Copies of said petition with complete legal descriptions and sub- COUNTY, FLORIDA and any rules promulgated with the clerk of this Court ei- the Complaint or petition. sequent staff reports will be available for review at the Levy Coun- CIVIL DIVISION thereunder. ther before service on Plaintiff's This notice shall be published ty Development Department. For Information call 352-486-5203. Case #: 2018-CA-000354 You are required to serve a attorney or immediately there once a week for two consecu- Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard re- written copy of your intent to after; otherwise a default will be tive weeks in the Chiefland Cit- garding the proposed petitions. Any person requiring reasonable Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a request a hearing pursuant entered against you for the re- izen. accommodations to participate in this meeting should contact the Mr. Cooper to Section 120.57, F.S. upon lief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the County Commissioners Administration Office at 352-486-5218. Plaintiff, Dean Register, Director, Crim- WITNESS my hand and seal of seal of this court on this 26 day -vs.- inal Justice Professionalism this Court on the 15 day of Oc- of September, 2018. Randy F. Ellis; Unknown Spouse Program, Florida Department tober, 2018. of Randy F. Ellis; Unknown of Law Enforcement, P. O. Box Danny J. Shipp Clerk of the Circuit Court Parties in Possession #1, If 1489, Tallahassee, Florida Circuit and County Courts LaQuanda Latson living, and all Unknown Parties 32302-1489, on or before De- Deputy Clerk claiming by, through, under and cember 2, 2018. Failure to do Deputy Clerk against the above named De- so will result in a default being Published Oct. 25, 2018 & Nov. fendant(s) who are not known to entered against you to Revoke If you are a person with a dis- 1, 2018 be dead or alive, whether said said certification pursuant to ability who needs any accom- Unknown Parties may claim Section 120.60, F.S., and Rule modation in order to participate School Board an interest as Spouse, Heirs, 11B-27, F.A.C. in this proceeding, you are en- Devisees, Grantees, or Other titled, at no cost to you, to the The School Board Meeting Claimants; Unknown Parties Dated: October 2, 2018 provision of certain assistance. scheduled for Tuesday, Novem- in Possession #2, If living, and Dean Register, Professionalism Please contact the ADA Coor- ber 13, 2018 all Unknown Parties claiming Director dinator;201 East University Av- has been changed from 6:00 by, through, under and against FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF enue, Room 410, Gainesville, p.m. to 9:00 a.m. The School the above named Defendant(s) LAW ENFORCEMENT Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 Board Meeting scheduled for who are not known to be dead By: -s- Craig O’Connell, Divi- at least 7 days before your Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at or alive, whether said Unknown sion Representative scheduled court appearance, 9:00 a.m. Parties may claim an interest or immediately upon receiving has been changed to: as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Published Oct. 11, 18, 25, 2018 this notification of the time be- Tuesday, November 20, 2018, Grantees, or Other Claimants Nov. 1, 2018 fore the scheduled appearance at 6:00 p.m. Levy County Published Oct. 25, 2018 & Nov. 1, 2018 Defendant(s). is less than 7 days. If you are School Board, District Office hearing or voice impaired, call 480 Marshburn Drive NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- 711. Bronson, FL 32621 CLOSURE PROCEED- INGS-PROPERTY Published Oct. 25, 2018 & Nov. Published October 18, 25, 2018 1, 2018 & Nov. 1, 8, 2018 TO: Randy F. Ellis, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, 448 North- east 2nd Avenue, Williston, FL 32696, Unknown Spouse of Randy F. Ellis, WHOSE RES- IDENCE IS: LAST KNOWN Thursday, November 1, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 5B

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO THE DECLARATION OF FEET; THENCE DEPARTING SESSED: BERRY F SELPH, tificate will be sold to the high- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- FOR TAX DEED CONDOMINIUM DATED JUNE SAID CENTERLINE RUN N JR. A/K/A BERRY FELDON est bidder in the Courthouse GETHER WITH A 1971 VEGA 23, I995, RECORDED JUNE 88°53'37" W, 1627.52 FEET; SELPH, JR., BERRY F SELPH, lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- MOBILE HOME BEARING ID# NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 23, 1995, IN OFFICIAL RE- THENCE RUN S 20°02'06" E, JR A/K/A BERRY F SELPH, ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. 10755 AND TITLE # 5330540, that the holder(s) of Certificate CORD BOOK 559, PAGE 353, 1430.25 FEET; THENCE RUN BERRY SELPH LOCATED THEREON. number 6471-16 of the sale of PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY S 88°40'19" E, 553.61 FEET TO DATED this 22nd day of Octo- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETH- THE POINT OF BEGINNING. All of said property being in the ber, 2018. NAMES IN WHICH AS- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ER WITH THE COMMON EL- SUBJECT TO AND TOGETH- County of Levy, State of Florida. Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF SESSED: RICHARD VAN sued thereon. The name(s) of EMENTS APPURTENANT TO ER WITH: A PERPETUAL THE CIRCUIT COURT LENTEN A/K/A RICHARD JO- the holder(s) of said Certificate, EACH UNIT AS DESCRIBED NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT Unless such Certificate shall be LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPH VANLENTEN the description of the property, IN SAID DECLARATION AND FOR INGRESS, EGRESS AND redeemed according to law, the the name(s) in which it is as- TOGETHER WITH THE UN- UTILITIES OVER AND AC- property described in such Cer- Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, All of said property being in the sessed are as follows: DERLYING PARCEL OF LAND CROSS THE ROADWAYS AS tificate will be sold to the high- 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. County of Levy, State of Florida. AS DESCRIBED IN OFFCIAL MORE PARTICULARLY DE- est bidder in the Courthouse NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE RECORD BOOK 559, PAGE SCRIBED ON EXHIBIT "A" OF lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such Certificate shall be HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE 371, TO WIT: A PARCEL OF THE DEED FROM PATTEN ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. FOR TAX DEED redeemed according to law, the CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG LAND IN THE SW 1/4 OF CORPORATION GULF-AT- property described in such Cer- 2222, LLC THE NW 1/4 OF SECTION LANTIC, A DELAWARE COR- DATED this 22nd day of Octo- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate will be sold to the high- 2, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, PORATION, TO LINDA MAR- ber, 2018. that the holder(s) of Certificate est bidder in the Courthouse LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF RANGE 16 EAST, TOWN TINEAU AND CARMEN D. Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF number 5446-16 of the sale of lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- THE PROPERTY: SPECIFI- OF INGLIS, LEVY COUNTY, PROCTOR, DATED NOVEM- THE CIRCUIT COURT 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. CALLY UNIT #28, WHICH IS FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR- BER 10, 1989, FILED NOVEM- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- INCLUDED IN THE METES TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS BER 16, 1989, AND RECORD- sued thereon. The name(s) of DATED this 22nd day of Octo- AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT ED IN O.R. BOOK 374, PAGE Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, the holder(s) of said Certificate, ber, 2018. BELOW. UNITS 18, 20, 22, THE SOUTHWEST CORNER 359 PUBLIC RECORDS OF 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. the description of the property, Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF 24, 26, AND 28, PLAZA 40, A OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. the name(s) in which it is as- THE CIRCUIT COURT CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING 1/4 OF SECTION 2, TOWN- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION sessed are as follows: TO THE DECLARATION OF SHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE 16 NAMES IN WHICH AS- FOR TAX DEED CONDOMINIUM DATED JUNE EAST, THENCE EAST ALONG SESSED: BENIGNO PU- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, 23, 1995, RECORDED JUNE THE SOUTH LINE OF THE ENTES, MARISOL MORALES 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE 23, 1995, IN OFFICIAL RE- SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF that the holder(s) of Certificate CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG CORD BOOK 559, PAGE 353, SAID SECTION 2, 70 FEET All of said property being in the number 5607-16 of the sale of 2222, LLC NOTICE OF APPLICATION PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY County of Levy, State of Florida. 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- FOR TAX DEED COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETH- LINE OF STATE ROAD 55, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ER WITH THE COMMON EL- U. S. HIGHWAY 19, THENCE Unless such Certificate shall be sued thereon. The name(s) of PROPERTY: LOT 7, BLOCK E, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, EMENTS APPURTENANT TO NORTH ALONG THE EAST redeemed according to law, the the holder(s) of said Certificate, NORTH-SOUTH ESTATES, that the holder(s) of Certificate EACH UNIT AS DESCRIBED RIGHT OF WAY LINE 495.00 property described in such Cer- the description of the property, UNIT NUMBER 2, ACCORD- number 4505-16 of the sale of IN SAID DECLARATION AND FEET TO AN INTERSECTION tificate will be sold to the high- the name(s) in which it is as- ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- TOGETHER WITH THE UN- WITH THE SOUTH RIGHT OF est bidder in the Courthouse sessed are as follows: RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- DERLYING PARCEL OF LAND WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAD lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- 4, PAGE 52, PUBLIC RE- sued thereon. The name(s) of AS DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL 40 (FORMERLY STATE ROAD ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, the holder(s) of said Certificate, RECORD BOOK 559, PAGE 16-A) THENCE ALONG SAID HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A the description of the property, 371, TO WIT: A PARCEL OF SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE DATED this 22nd day of Octo- MENTS LLC 1995 DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE the name(s) in which it is as- LAND IN THE SW 1/4 OF S72°06’00”E 210.25 FEET TO ber, 2018. HOME BEARING ID#S GAFL- sessed are as follows: THE NW 1/4 OF SECTION A CONCRETE MONUMENT; Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF R05A23177CW21 AND GAFL- 2, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- THE CIRCUIT COURT THE PROPERTY: LOT 34, CA- R05B23177CW21, AND TITLE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE RANGE 16 EAST, TOWN NING; THENCE SOUTH, PAR- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA SON’S INGLIS ACRES, UNIT #S 68619352 AND 68619353, HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- OF INGLIS, LEVY COUNTY, ALLEL TO THE EAST RIGHT 4, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT LOCATED THEREON. MENTS LLC FLORIDA, BEING MORE PAR- OF WAY LINE OF STATE Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, THEREOF, RECORDED IN TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS ROAD 55, U.A. HIGHWAY 19 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 44, NAMES IN WHICH AS- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT 434.00 FEET TO THE NW PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY SESSED: KINCH D BONNER PROPERTY: LOTS 6, 7, AND THE SOUTHWEST CORNER CORNER OF PALM POINT NOTICE OF APPLICATION COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETH- -ESTATE A/K/A KINCH DUANE 8, BLOCK 77, OAK RIDGE ES- OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW SUBDIVISION SAID POINT FOR TAX DEED ER WITH A 1989 SPRING- BONNER A/K/A KINCH BON- TATES, ACCORDING TO THE 1/4 OF SECTION 2, TOWN- BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE ER, DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE NER, KINCH D BONNER PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED SHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE 16 OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HOME, BEARING ID#S GA- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 63, EAST, THENCE EAST ALONG 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 2, that the holder(s) of Certificate FLK34A11428SH AND GA- All of said property being in the PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY THE SOUTH LINE OF THE THENCE ALONG THE NORTH number 5998-16 of the sale of FLK34B11428SH, AND TITLE County of Levy, State of Florida. COUNTY, FLORIDA TOGETH- SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF LINE OF PALM POINT SUB- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- #S 47708105 AND 47700263, ER WITH A 1974 NBLT, SIN- SAID SECTION 2, 70 FEET DIVISION, ACCORDING TO tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- (TITLE RETIRED) LOCATED Unless such Certificate shall be GLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME, TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- sued thereon. The name(s) of THEREON. redeemed according to law, the BEARING ID# K1534 & TI- LINE OF STATE ROAD 55, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, the holder(s) of said Certificate, property described in such Cer- TLE #11757959 (NOTE: THE U. S. HIGHWAY 19, THENCE PAGE 49, OF THE PUBLIC RE- the description of the property, NAMES IN WHICH AS- tificate will be sold to the high- PROPERTY APPRAISER HAS NORTH ALONG THE EAST CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- SESSED: DONNIE S REDD, est bidder in the Courthouse NOTED THAT THIS PROP- RIGHT OF WAY LINE 495.00 FLORIDA, AND THE SOUTH sessed are as follows: LINDA L REDD lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- ERTY IS A “VACANT" “ABAN- FEET TO AN INTERSECTION LINE OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. DONED HOMESITE") WITH THE SOUTH RIGHT OF NW 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 2, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE All of said property being in the WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAD N88° 10‘53"E 200.00 FEET TO HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- County of Levy, State of Florida. DATED this 22nd day of Octo- NAMES IN WHICH AS- 40 (FORMERLY STATE ROAD A CONCRETE MONUMENT, MENTS LLC ber, 2018. SESSED: EDGAR A NORRIS 16-A) THENCE ALONG SAID THENCE NORTH, PARALLEL Unless such Certificate shall be Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF redeemed according to law, the THE CIRCUIT COURT All of said property being in the S72°06’00”E 210.25 FEET TO LINE OF STATE ROAD 55, U.A. THE PROPERTY: LOT 60, property described in such Cer- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA County of Levy, State of Florida. A CONCRETE MONUMENT; HIGHWAY 19, 363.09 FEET TO HIDEAWAY UNIT 2, ACCORD- tificate will be sold to the high- AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- A CONCRETE MONUMENT ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, est bidder in the Courthouse Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, Unless such Certificate shall be NING; THENCE SOUTH, PAR- ON THE SOUTH RIGHT OF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. redeemed according to law, the ALLEL TO THE EAST RIGHT WAY LINE OF SAID COUNTY PAGE 47, PUBLIC RECORDS ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. property described in such Cer- OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD 40, THENCE ALONG OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- NOTICE OF APPLICATION tificate will be sold to the high- ROAD 55, U.A. HIGHWAY 19 SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE DA, TOGETHER WITH A 1970 DATED this 22nd day of Octo- FOR TAX DEED est bidder in the Courthouse 434.00 FEET TO THE NW N72°06‘00”W 210.07 FEET TO CAMBRIDGE SINGLE-WIDE ber, 2018. lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- CORNER OF PALM POINT THE POINT OF BEGINNING. MOBILE HOME BEARING ID# Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. SUBDIVISION SAID POINT 3455* AND TITLE # 16120660, THE CIRCUIT COURT that the holder(s) of Certificate BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE NAMES IN WHICH AS- LOCATED THEREON *MORT- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA number 5322-16 of the sale of DATED this 22nd day of Octo- OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW SESSED: RESOURCE GAGE REFERENCES MH ID# 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- ber, 2018. 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 2, GAINESVILLE, LLC AS 3456 Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF THENCE ALONG THE NORTH 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. sued thereon. The name(s) of THE CIRCUIT COURT LINE OF PALM POINT SUB- All of said property being in the NAMES IN WHICH AS- the holder(s) of said Certificate, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA DIVISION, ACCORDING TO County of Levy, State of Florida. SESSED: KENT W ZIMMER- the description of the property, THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- NOTICE OF APPLICATION MAN II, KENT W ZIMMERMAN FOR TAX DEED the name(s) in which it is as- Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, Unless such Certificate shall be II A/K/A KENT ZIMMERMANN sessed are as follows: 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. PAGE 49, OF THE PUBLIC RE- redeemed according to law, the II NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, property described in such Cer- that the holder(s) of Certificate NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FLORIDA, AND THE SOUTH tificate will be sold to the high- All of said property being in the number 1533-16 of the sale of HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- FOR TAX DEED LINE OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE est bidder in the Courthouse County of Levy, State of Florida. 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- MENTS LLC NW 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 2, lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- N88° 10‘53"E 200.00 FEET TO ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. that the holder(s) of Certificate Unless such Certificate shall be sued thereon. The name(s) of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE A CONCRETE MONUMENT, number 4038-16 of the sale of redeemed according to law, the the holder(s) of said Certificate, PROPERTY: LOT 14, BLOCK THENCE NORTH, PARALLEL DATED this 22nd day of Octo- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- property described in such Cer- the description of the property, C, CEDAR KEY MOBILE TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY ber, 2018. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate will be sold to the high- the name(s) in which it is as- HOME VILLAGE, ACCORD- LINE OF STATE ROAD 55, U.A. Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF sued thereon. The name(s) of est bidder in the Courthouse sessed are as follows: ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, HIGHWAY 19, 363.09 FEET TO THE CIRCUIT COURT lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK the holder(s) of said Certificate, A CONCRETE MONUMENT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA the description of the property, ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 4, PAGE 20, PUBLIC RE- ON THE SOUTH RIGHT OF the name(s) in which it is as- HOLDER(S): DEBORAH D MA- CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, WAY LINE OF SAID COUNTY Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, sessed are as follows: DATED this 22nd day of Octo- SON FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH ROAD 40, THENCE ALONG 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. ber, 2018. A 1970 TOWN & COUNTRY SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME N72°06‘00”W 210.07 FEET TO NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- THE CIRCUIT COURT THE PROPERTY: A PARCEL BEARING ID# 607186SCX11 THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FOR TAX DEED MENTS LLC LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OF LAND IN THE EAST 1/2 OF AND TITLE #62512006, LO- THE NE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 CATED THEREON. NAMES IN WHICH AS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, OF SECTION 27, TOWNSHIP SESSED: RESOURCE that the holder(s) of Certificate PROPERTY: LOT 16 AND LOT 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 EAST, NAMES IN WHICH AS- GAINESVILLE, LLC number 6361-16 of the sale of 18, BLOCK 16, OF BRONSON LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA BE- SESSED: ERIC SORAK, AN- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION HEIGHTS THIRD ADDITION, ING MORE PARTICULARLY THONY SORAK All of said property being in the tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FOR TAX DEED AS FILED IN PLAT BOOK 3, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: County of Levy, State of Florida. sued thereon. The name(s) of PAGES 61 AND 62, PUBLIC FOR A POINT OF REFER- All of said property being in the the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, ENCE COMMENCE AT THE County of Levy, State of Florida. Unless such Certificate shall be the description of the property, that the holder(s) of Certificate FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A NW CORNER OF THE EAST redeemed according to law, the the name(s) in which it is as- number 5940-16 of the sale of MOBILE HOME. 1/2 OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE Unless such Certificate shall be property described in such Cer- sessed are as follows: 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- NW 1/4, SECTION 27, TOWN- redeemed according to law, the tificate will be sold to the high- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- NAMES IN WHICH AS- SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 property described in such Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sued thereon. The name(s) of SESSED: FREDERICK PER- EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- tificate will be sold to the high- lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- the holder(s) of said Certificate, RY -EST, FREDERICK PER- IDA, THENCE S 00 33'11" E est bidder in the Courthouse ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. MENTS LLC the description of the property, RY -EST A/K/A FREDERICK A ALONG THE WEST LINE OF lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- the name(s) in which it is as- PERRY, FREDERICK A PER- THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NE ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. DATED this 22nd day of Octo- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sessed are as follows: RY -EST, FREDERICK PER- 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4, 40.00 ber, 2018. THE PROPERTY: THE SOUTH RY -EST A/K/A FREDERICK FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT DATED this 22nd day of Octo- Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF 1/2 OF TRACT 39, TIGER IS- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE ALLEN PERRY, FREDERICK A OF WAY LINE OF NE 60TH ber, 2018. THE CIRCUIT COURT LAND, BEING A PART OF THE HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE PERRY -EST STREET; THENCE CONTIN- Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF SECTION CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG UE S 00 33‘11" E ALONG THE CIRCUIT COURT 9, TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, 2222, LLC All of said property being in the SAID WEST LINE OF THE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, RANGE 13 EAST, AND A PART County of Levy, State of Florida. EAST 1/2 OF THE NE 1/4 OF 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. OF THE NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NW 1/4, 226.33 FEET TO Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, OF SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP THE PROPERTY: BEGIN AT Unless such Certificate shall be THE POINT OF BEGINNING; 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. NOTICE OF APPLICATION 14 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, THE SOUTHWEST CORNER redeemed according to law, the THENCE CONTINUE S 00 FOR TAX DEED LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, ALL OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP property described in such Cer- 33‘11” E ALONG SAID WEST NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF TRACT 39, BEING FUR- 12 S., RGE. 18E,; THECE RUN tificate will be sold to the high- LINE OF THE EAST 1/2 OF FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THER DESCRIBED AS FOL- N.00°01’24”E 25.02 FEET; est bidder in the Courthouse THE NE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4, that the holder(s) of Certificate LOWS: COMMENCE AT THE THENCE RUN S 87°41'11”E lobby on the 3rd day of Decem- 228.33 FEET; THENCE S 89 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, number 6470-16 of the sale of SE CORNER OF SAID SEC- 329.22 FEET FOR A POINT OF ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. 05‘23” E, 331.07 FEET TO THE that the holder(s) of Certificate 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- TION 9 (SAID CORNER BE- BEGINNING: THENCE RUN WEST LINE OF THAT PROP- number 4665-16 of the sale of tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ING COMMON TO SECTIONS N 00°00’00”E 334.275 FEET; DATED this 22nd day of Octo- ERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFI- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of 10, 15 AND 16); THENCE RUN THENCE RUN S 88°50’35”E ber, 2018. CIAL RECORDS BOOK 163, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the holder(s) of said Certificate, N 01°11'45" W, ALONG THE 335.135 FEET; THENCE Danny J. Shipp CLERK OF PAGE 199; THENCE N 00 sued thereon. The name(s) of the description of the property, EASTERLY LINE OF SAID RUN S 00° 00’00”W 341.045 THE CIRCUIT COURT 33‘12" W, ALONG SAID WEST the holder(s) of said Certificate, the name(s) in which it is as- SECTION 9 (ALSO BEING THE FEET; THENCE RUN N 87° LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LINE 228.33 FEET; THENCE N the description of the property, sessed are as follows: WESTERLY LINE OF SEC- 41’11”W 335.27 FEET TO THE 89 05’23" W, 331.07 FEET TO the name(s) in which it is as- TION 10) 1334.79 FEET POINT OF BEGINNING; SAID Pub: 11/01/2018, 11/08/2018, CLOSE ON THE POINT OF sessed are as follows: NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- TRACT ALSO KNOWN AS 11/15/2018, 11/22/2018. BEGINNING. HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE NING; THENCE DEPARTING THE SOUTH ONE HALF OF NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG SAID SECTION LINE RUN S LOT #6, IN BLOCK #12 OF NAMES IN WHICH AS- HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- 2222, LLC 88°40'19" E, 1189.39 FEET THE B & R SUBDIVISION, SESSED: DEBORAH MASON, MENTS LLC TO A POINT ON THE CEN- UNIT #5, AND UNRECORD- HARVEY MASON, SUSIE TAY- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF TERLINE OF A 50 FOOT ED PLAT, TOGETHER WITH LOR BENNETT EST LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE THE PROPERTY: SPECIFI- ROAD EASEMENT; THENCE A 1994 DOUBLE-WIDE MO- PROPERTY: LOT 9, BLOCK CALLY UNIT #26, WHICH IS ALONG SAID CENTERLINE BILE HOME BEARING ID#S All of said property being in the 26, THE REPLAT OF WILLIS- INCLUDED IN THE METES RUN N 28°20'34" W; 397.29 PSHGA14649A AND PSH- County of Levy, State of Florida. TON HIGHLANDS, UNIT 5, AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION FEET; THENCE N 31°03'43" GA14649B AND TITLE #S ACCORDING TO THE PLAT BELOW. UNITS 18, 20, 22, W, 655.62 FEET; THENCE N 65483055 AND 65483056, LO- Unless such Certificate shall be THEREOF, RECORDED IN 24, 26, AND 28, PLAZA 40, A 15°49'56" W, 298.85 FEET; CATED THEREON. redeemed according to law, the PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 5 THRU CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING THENCE N 01°09'27" E, 153.91 NAMES IN WHICH AS- property described in such Cer- 5E, PUBLIC RECORDS OF B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1, 2018 Puzzle Page

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has served overseas during time of war and can furnish ONGOING a copy of a DD214 from the military is invited to ACTIVITIES join us. We sponsor light Armed Forces/Veterans dinners every Friday night Groups with music. We are open on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 Chiefland Veterans of ican Veterans seeks dis- 1351 or on cell: 727-773- is located at 1381 NE 82nd 63 Disabled America Veter- p.m. Business meetings are Foreign Wars Post and abled veterans to join the 7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 Ave. (off U.S. Highway ans Auxiliary Unit 63, Pris- the second Tuesday of each Auxiliary has moved to the (D.A.V.). We meet on the a.m. to 4 p.m. 19), Old Town. Bring a on Road, Cross City offers month and meetings for the corner of U.S. Highway 19 first Thursday of each Tri-County Marine copy of your DD214 or dis- Bingo every Wednesday at Auxiliary are the first Tues- North and 137th Street. month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef League Detachment No. charge. For more informa- 12 p.m. start. Doors open day of each month. Out- Any veteran of a foreign O Brady's Restaurant, 7050 1018 Marines are looking tion, please call 352-275- at 10:30 a.m., and cof- of-town members are also war and anyone who has a NW 140th Street, Chief- for a few good men and 7838. Semper Fidelis. fee donuts and lunch will welcome to join us. father, mother, brother, sis- land. For additional infor- women to join their organi- be available. DAVA also Disabled American Vet- Bingo/Karaoke/Games ter, grandmother, grandfa- mation call zation. Meetings are on the hosts Bingo on Saturdays erans Disabled American ther, son or daughter who Commander Larry Fo- third Monday of the month at 6 p.m., with doors open- The Disabled Amer- land at home: 352-493- at 6 p.m. The organization Veterans Auxiliary Unit ing at 4:30 p.m. There are

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See ACTIVITIES Page 8B Thursday, November 1, 2018 Chiefland Citizen B7 to look forward to in the Inglis....are YOU ready! coming year, and all events The Yankeetown-Inglis are at the Woman’s Club- EVENTS Woman’s Club will be hav- continued from Page 2B house 5 56th St., Yankee- Eagles hoops looking ing their first Small Towns town, FL, unless otherwise Big Heart Dinner & Auc- noted: tion, Dec. 8. This event will Chili Cook-Off & Bake allow the Woman’s Club to Ellzey UMC Sale $5 Sat. Oct 20, 2018, continue their mission to forward to new season 12noon-2pm Make It Better by nurturing Annual Fall Prime Rib Dinner & Auc- Christopher Thompson our community and sup- tion $25 Sat. Dec 8, 2018, BMHS basketball senior porting their success while Celebration 5-9pm working toward a brighter I was 7 months old when I trav- The well-known gos- Women’s Wellness Week- tomorrow. eled with my family to watch my pel singing duet of Carl end $TBD Fri-Sun Jan Doors will open at 5 uncles play in the state boys bas- Boettcher and Edna Wilson 18-20, 2019 ketball finals in February of 2002. p.m. with hors d’oeuvres will be the center of our Soup-A-Thon & Bake Sale The Eagles lost to a team that was annual Fall Celebration, and beverages. Enjoy the later stripped of their title for using $5 Sat, Jan 26, 2019, 12 November 16, from 6 to time to look over the Silent ineligible players. noon-2pm Auction area before placing Sadly that was the last time that 8 p.m. Please join us for Italian Dinner $10 Sat, Feb your bids. A dinner of the Eagles were in Lakeland for the a fun evening of their up- 9, 2019 5-8pm prime rib, caprese salad, final four. As a senior, I hope my lifting music and singing, Shrove Tuesday Pancake teammates and I are able to get garlic smashed potatoes, Christian fellowship, chil- Supper $5 adults, $3 chil- our program back to a place where dren’s activities, and dinner green beans and dessert Bronson is earning banners – a dren under 10, Tues, Mar 5, on the grounds. Ellzey will be served at 6 p.m. return to the roots that I witnessed Rod Thomas 2019, 5-6:30pm as a toddler. United Methodist Church After dinner, the real fun the community can be a big part of Proceeds to Kidz Eatz - Both the girls and boys programs is located at the corner of begins – a live auction. Bronson Basketball. location to be determined have both been hard at work pre- SR 24 and CR 336, Otter Who doesn’t love a live Why should a student want to Education Salad Luncheon paring for our season start dates be part of what you are working Creek. auction? Especially when with lots of team workouts. We at Inglis Community Center to build at Bronson? there are great items to be understand that players have to put $10 in advance, $15 at the Coach Thomas: Our mission is to auctioned off. in time during the offseason in or- door, Wed, Mar 13, 2019, teach the games, but life lessons der to be successful, so we’ve been Seating is limited; and tools are required to be more 12 Noon sweating it out. get your tickets early to than just mediocre in life. We build Levy Demo- Pancake Breakfast along I would like to take the time to guarantee your spot for this a family from the ground up and with FOL Book Sale share with you a short five ques- exceptional evening. Tick- teach that no one leaves anyone be- tion interview completed with both crats meet in $5, Sat, Apr 13, 2019, hind. We want our girls to imagine ets are $25 each and can be Coach Rodney Thomas, the girls’ 8-10:30am themselves being great and then purchased at the Second To basketball head coach, and the new These events always bring work to meet that goal. As coaches, December None Thrift Shoppe located boys’ head coach, Nick Margjoni. There will be two orga- we do our absolute best to give great food, fun and commu- Both coaches are driven and invest- behind the Woman’s Club them the necessary tools. nizational meetings for the nity spirit! ed in the success of both programs. on 56th St. Yankeetown. Coach Margjoni: Student-athletes Levy County Democratic I look forward to a successful Hours are Tuesday through are going to want to be a part of our Executive Committee Dec. season and enjoying my last year at program because we always focus Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Driver Bronson as a student-athlete. 1 at 1610 120th Avenue, on getting better, year-round. We and Thursday 5 to 7 p.m. What inspires you about coach- Williston 32696. To accom- focus heavily on respect as well. While you’re there, pick up ing? modate disparate schedules, courses at Our student-athletes are also going Coach Thomas: To see an athlete a new outfit to wear – busi- to work hard in the classroom. there will be separate meet- chase a passion and help the devel- ness attire is suggested. Haven Basketball is a big part of this com- ings at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. opment of skills, pushing the body Gather your friends Haven is holding driver munity and it will be exciting to be There is no need to come to to achieve whatever the mind sets safety courses next year, a part of what we are building now and neighbors, put on your as a goal. both meetings. and in the future. Sunday best and come beginning January. The Coach Margjoni: I am inspired the Describe your expectations for on down to the Yankee- dates are Jan. 22, Feb. 19, most about being able to be part your players in 10 words or less. March 19 and April 16. The of a student-athlete’s development town-Inglis Woman’s Club Coach Thomas: To overcome into a young man. To see a child be Fanning for some great fun. Don’t course times are from 9 adversity, challenge and believe in able to be part of a team, a part of forget your giving attitude, a.m. to 3 p.m. The courses yourselves. the community, and transition into cost $15 for AARP member Coach Margjoni: Be a role model Springs all to “Make It Better” in childhood is why I coach. and always focus on getting better. our community. We gladly and $20 for non-members. What is your vision for the What’s your favorite motivation- accept cash, check or credit The Certificate of Com- program at Bronson? Do you have Christmas al sports quote and why? pletion entitles you to an a slogan that describes the team card. Come Eat, Drink and Coach Thomas: “Mediocrity is the goal/plan/motivation for the Car Show be Giving on Saturday, insurance discount for three enemy of excellence.” If you allow season? Fanning Springs Christ- Dec. 8. Contact Yolanda years. So bring a friend and yourself to settle for just going by Coach Thomas: RESURRECTION/ mas Car Show is coming to we will discuss strategies to the mountain, you’ll never know with questions or for more RISE UP! We will Rise!! Together we what it’s like to exceed your expec- Fanning Springs Historical information at 352-219- prevent the crash that may Fight! Together we Stand! tations and go over the mountain. Park Dec. 1, from 10 a.m. lead to injuries or death. Coach Margjoni: The vision that 2196. You can’t always have more by to 2 p.m. Registration is The classes are taught at we have for the Bronson Basketball doing less. program is to renew Bronson’s free, just bring a toy or Haven in Chiefland. Please Coach Margjoni: I love quotes. “Eagle Pride”. We have a lot to look donation to benefit Toys for contact Mr. Marquez at I can’t give just one, so here are a forward to and one of the most im- Tots. There will be family Yankeetown 352-745-7033 if you have couple. “You miss 100 percent of portant goals will be to incorporate the shots you don’t take,” Wayne fun events, trophies, door any questions. community involvement. We hope Gretzky. If you want to get to where prizes and a 50/50 contest. Inglis that Bronson Basketball can be a you want to be in life, you have to The event is sponsored by big part of the community and that take risks and go after things even Aging Metal Hot Rods. Woman's if you think you may not be able to Call 727-422-0787 for get it. more information. Club “You have to be able to accept The Yankeetown Inglis failure to get better,” LeBron James. Woman’s Club has an- Even though we thrive on success as a society, we have to be able to Prime Rib nounced its event/fundrais- accept that failure is what makes us er lineup for next year. All better. We have to learn to take les- proceeds from these events sons from losses so that each loss Dinner, benefit the community in so can be beneficial in the long run. many ways - Scholarships, Looking to the 2018-19 season, Auction & school supplies for teachers we hope to see everyone in the stands cheering on the Eagles. The & students, youth athletics, girls’ preseason will be November Fundraiser community garden, Kidz 16 and 17. The boys’ preseason will Something exciting is Eatz, library maintenance, be November 29. Please come out coming to Yankeetown and to name a few. Here’s what Nick Margjoni and support both programs.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, racks will be $1. Stocked 352-226-7413. OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, solely by donations from Grand Slam Bridge CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY The following vehicle VIN # IN AND FOR PASCO COUN- ACTIVITIES COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT TY, FLORIDA. PROBATE continued from Page 5B club members and the com- meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. CIVIL DIVISION. VIN: 1GKDT13S842191547 DIVISION munity, the Second To None Mondays at St. John the CASE NUMBER: 38-2018-CA- Year: 2004 CASE NUMBER: 38-2018-CP- Thrift Shoppe is one of the Evangelist Catholic Church 000865 Make: GMC 001445 are $100 jackpots, prizes finest and least expensive in in Chiefland. For informa- Model: Envoy* and giveaways. The address the area. Hours are Monday tion, call Joan at 352-493- TOWER RESOURCE ENTER- will be sold at Public Auction IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: PRISES, LLC, November 11, 2018 at 11:00AM MICHAEL K. LEWIN is 125 NE 165th Ave (Pris- through Saturday 10 a.m. to 0279. Weekly and substitute Plaintiff, to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue Deceased. on Road). Come and have 2 p.m. and Thursday 5 p.m. players are needed. vs. 713.78,The auction will take fun and support our veter- to 7 p.m. with questions Levy/Gilchrist Retired ALFORD T. JORDAN, A/K/A AL- place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland NOTICE TO CREDITORS ans! For more information, 352-447-2057 before Bin- Educators Association FRED T. JORDAN, if alive, and FL. 32626 at 11:00 AM by Tri (SUMMARY if deceased, ALL PERSONS County Towing & Recovery, Inc. ADMINISTRATION) call 352-498-7707 or 352- go. All proceeds generated meets on the third Monday CLAIMING BY THROUGH AND (352)493-1818 Pub The administration of the es- 221-8043. from sales are given back to of every month at the Gath- UNDER THE ESTATE OF AL- tate of MICHAEL K. LEWIN, the community. Thrift Shop ering Table in Chiefland. FORD T. JORDAN, AND JANIE The following vehicle VIN # deceased, whose date of death American Legion Bin- Volunteers are needed and The meeting will start CONNETT, was September 24, 2018, is Defendants, VIN: YS3DD78N8X7057930 pending in the Circuit Court for go American Legion Post we will train. Any and all at 10:30 a.m. followed by Year: 1999 Pasco County, Florida, Probate 236 of Bronson is open hours are needed. lunch. Any retired educa- NOTICE OF ACTION Make: Saab Division, the address of which is now for Bingo every Tri–County Outreach tor from Gilchrist or Levy TO: Alfred T. Jordan P.O. Box Model: 9-3 38053 Live Oak Avenue, Dade Monday at 6 p.m. Bring Thrift Store is open Mon- counties is invited to attend. 391; P.O. Box 726; and 9330 will be sold at Public Auction City, FL 33523. The names and NE Hwy 27 Alt, Bronson, FL November 13, 2018 at 11:00AM addresses of the personal rep- a friend and come join us day through Thursday from Tri-County Cruisers Janie Connett P.O. Box 726, to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue resentative and the personal in the doublewide at 9550 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store meet to show off its classic Bronson, Florida 32621 713.78,The auction will take representative's attorney are Hwy 27 Alt. toward Wil- is at 708 N Main St., Chief- vehicles from 6:30 to 8 p.m. place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland set forth below. All creditors liston on the right-hand land. Sales benefit the on- on Fridays at the Gathering YOU ARE NOTIFIED that you FL. 32626 at 11:00 AM by Tri of the decedent and other per- have been designated as de- County Towing & Recovery, Inc. sons having claims or demands side. Handicap parking is site emergency food pan- Table in Chiefland. Show up fendant in a legal proceeding (352)493-1818 Pub against decedent's estate on in the rear of the building. try. For more information, to show your car and have a filed against you for Suit to Qui- whom a copy of this notice is Hope to see you there. please call 352-493-2310. good time. et Title of Real Property. The The following vehicle VIN # required to be served must file For inquiries, please call Interested in bee action involves real property in their claims with this court ON Farmers Markets Margie at 352-317-5922 or keeping? Thinking about Levy County, Florida, more fully VIN: 3D7KS28L39G512881 OR BEFORE THE LATER OF South Levy Market- described as follows: Year: 2009 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Tom at 352-486-6721. starting a hive? Do you Make: DODG OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION AMVETS Post 444 place in Inglis is the fourth have a hive and just want to SEE EXHIBIT “A” Model: Ram 2500* OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS hosts bingo each Wednes- Saturday of each month. meet fellow bee keepers in will be sold at Public Auction AFTER THE DATE OF SER- day at 6:30 p.m.; and Friday Summer hours are 9 a.m. to the community? Please join The action was instituted in the November 13 2018 at 11:00AM VICE OF A COPY OF THIS noon. Eighth Judicial Circuit Court, to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue NOTICE ON THEM. and Sunday at 7 p.m. The fellow bee keepers in Bron- Levy County, Florida, and is 713.78,The auction will take All other creditors of the dece- post is at 13751 NE 52nd The marketplace is in In- son on the second Thursday styled TOWER RESOURCE place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland dent and other persons having Place, Williston. glis on Highway 19 in front of each month at 6 p.m. in ENTERPRISES, LLC, Plaintiff, FL. 32626 at 11:00 AM by Tri claims or demands against AMVETS Post 88 in of Food Ranch For more in- the Bronson Library at 600 v. ALFORD T. JORDAN A/K/A County Towing & Recovery, Inc. decedent's estate must file their formation, please call 352- ALFRED T. JORDAN, if alive (352)493-1818 Pub claims with this court WITHIN 3 Bronson (next to the Bron- Gilbert St. Get questions and if deceased, All Persons MONTHS AFTER THE DATE son Speedway) at 10050 302-1771. answered in a relaxed atmo- Claiming By Through And Un- The following vehicle VIN # OF THE . FIRST PUBLICA- N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo on Dieting/Weight Control sphere at informal meetings. der the Estate of Alford T. Jor- TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL the second and fourth Tues- The Bronson Library is lo- dan, and Janie Connett, Defen- VIN: 2FAFP71W07X134932 CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Chiefland TOPS meets day of each month at 7 p.m. cated at 600 Gilbert Street, dants. Year: 2007 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. Grand Slam Bridge across from the Save-A-Lot. You are required to serve a Make: FORD FORTH IN FLORIDA STAT- on Mondays at Good Shep- copy of your written defenses, Model: Crown Victoria* UTES SECTION 733.702 meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. herd Lutheran Church, Rotary if any, to the action on Douglas will be sold at Public Auction WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Mondays at the Gather- K. McKoy, Plaintiff's attorney, November 28, 2018 at 11:00AM NOTWITHSTANDING THE U.S. Highway 19, north of ing Table in Chiefland. Chiefland Rotary meets whose address is 302-B North to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Chiefland. Both sexes are For information, call Joan at noon Wednesdays at The Main Street, Trenton, Florida 713.78,The auction will take ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED welcome. For information, 32693, on or before November place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE at 352-493-4743. Weekly Gathering Table on Main call 352-463-9111.We have 23, 2018, and file the original FL. 32626 at 11:00 AM by Tri AFTER THE DECEDENT'S and substitute players are Street. with the clerk of this court either County Towing & Recovery, Inc. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. a new TOPS No. 0891 in Suwannee Valley Rota- before service on Douglas K. (352)493-1818 Pub The date of first publication of needed. BINGO for a cause Chiefland. The group meet- ry meets at noon on Thurs- McKoy or immediately after ser- this notice is November 1, 2018 ing is Thursdays at 11 a.m. vice; otherwise, a default will be Tri-County Towing & Recovery Tired of the rain? Need days at the Haven Hos- entered against you for the re- Inc. 2008 SW 4th Place. Chief- Attorney for Person Giving to get out of the house? All are welcome. The group pice Community Center in lief demanded in the complaint. land.Fla.32644 352-493-1818 Notice: Come on down for Bingo has national and internation- Chiefland. The Court has authority in this Office 352-260-0850 Fax 352- Sunshine D. Baynard on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- al recognition. Come for a Williston Rotary meets suit to enter a judgment or de- 672-8486 Cell Baynard Law, P.A. visit and learn to lose weight cree in the Plaintiff's interest Attorney for Petitioner day of the month through at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at your way! Please call 352- which will be binding upon you. Published November 1, 2018 Florida Bar number 11492 August at the Yankeetown First Presbyterian Church, WITNESS my hand and seal Post Office Bo 2794 Inglis Woman’s Club. 493-7339 or 352-493-1351 247 NE First St. of this court on this 23rd day of Chiefland, Florida 32644 for the location and more October, 2018. Telephone (352) 507- 7044 Come join us & have some Help fun! Support a great local information. [email protected] Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- Ask for help: Every Danny J. Shipp cause! Since 1969, YIWC Clerk of Court Person Giving Notice: has awarded over $100,000 ing for Better Balance every day, older adults are abused, George Lewin in scholarships to local stu- Monday and Wednesday neglected and denied their BY: LaQuanda Latson 7030 NW 1371h Place, Chief- dents. Bingo income funds at 11 a.m. at First United rights. Older adults have As Deputy Clerk land, FL 32626 Methodist Church, 707 N. the right to dignity and re- Chiefland, FL 32626 the Woman’s Club Schol- EXHIBIT “A” arship program, which are Main St., Chiefland, in the spect; to not be yelled at, hit Beginning at the SE corner of Published November 1, 8, 2018 awarded in May each year. fellowship hall. To register, or humiliated; and to make the SE ¼ of SW ¼ of Section Church/Thrift Shops please contact Elizabeth their own decisions. No one 16, Township 12 South, Range (Liz) Dalusio at Elder Op- has the right to abuse our 17 East and run West along the Bronson United Meth- South line of said Section 16 a odist Thrift Shop, 235 tions by calling 352-378- elders physically or emo- distance of 872.04 feet to es- Court St. in Bronson behind 6649 ext. 152 or 352-692- tionally, to threaten them, tablish point of beginning. the church, shop hours are 5252 or to take their money or From said point of beginning property without consent. continue West along said line Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. Social/Civic Groups 300 feet, thence run North par- Be empowered to prevent to 1 p.m. Clover Squares will allel to the West line of said SE Divine Mercy Thrift becoming a victim of elder ¼ of SW ¼ a distance of 641.4 hold a “plus” workshop at Center on the grounds of St. abuse. Talk to your cler- feet, more or less, to a point 6:30 p.m. and the dance at gy, doctor or someone you in the South R/W line of State John the Evangelist Church, 7 p.m. every Wednesday trust and call the confiden- Hwy. #500 (U. S. Alt. 27), thence 4050 NW Highway 27A, is until a new class begins in run South-easterly along said open Fridays and Saturdays tial Elder Abuse Hotline at Southerly R/W line to the point November at the Williston 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- of intersection of said R/W line from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sales Crossings RV Resort com- go toward feeding the needy 962-2873), if you or some- with a line commencing at the munity center, 410 NE Fifth one you know is abused. Do point of beginning and running in the area. Donations are St., Williston. For more in- North parallel to said West forty not be afraid to ask for help. accepted. For more infor- formation, please call 352- line, thence run South parallel mation, please call 352-493- Grandparents Raising to the West line of said forty a 528-3323. 9723. Grandkids Support Group distance of 477.2 feet, more or Friends of the Luther meets the third Tuesday less, to the point of beginning; Holy Cross Catholic Callaway Public Library, said tract lying in the SW ¼ of at 10 a.m. to noon at First Church Thrift Shop in the Chiefland branch of the the SE ¼ of the SW ¼ of Sec- Cross City has used furniture Baptist Church of Cross tion 16, Township 12 South, Levy County Public Library and low prices. It is open on City, 16024 US. 19.,Cross Range 17 East, and containing System, meet the second City. Childcare is provided. 4.08 acres, more or less. Fridays and Saturdays from Thursday of each month at Meet with other grandpar- 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For infor- 11 a.m. at the library, 104 Published November 1, 8, 15, mation or to donate, please ents raising grandchildren, 22, 2018 NE Third St., Chiefland. The call 352-542-0157. share experiences, help find Friends support the library resources that can help and Second to None Thrift by promoting the library’s Shop Come browse The Sec- support each other. programs and resources and For more information, ond To None Thrift Shoppe through fund-raising proj- located behind the Yankee- please call Gigi at 352-493- ects to purchase reading ma- 9183. town-Inglis Woman’s Club terials, books on tape, vid- in Yankeetown. The ladies Chiefland Senior Cen- eos, operating supplies and ter, 305 SW First St., serves are constantly adding and minor equipment. There updating the shoppe, man breakfast and lunch, Mon- are no dues. For more infor- day-Friday. Monday and cave and boutique sections. mation, please call Friends In March everything on the Wednesday at 9 a.m. is ex- President Ann Brown at ercise class. At 9:30 a.m. to noon on Mondays is a card-making class. Wednes- day is all other crafts. Tues- day and Thursday come and socialize. Fridays, 10 a.m. Family Owned and Operated Since 1996 to noon is line dancing. The center is open from 8 a.m. Premium Wood Buildings, to 5 p.m. For more informa- Metal Buildings & Carports tion, please call Bernadette Quality products, affordable prices & service after the sale! Preble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. 352-472-7100 • 6530 SE SR 26, Trenton Food for Life distribu- www.RedBarnHomeCenter.com tion at Chiefland First Unit- ed Methodist Church will be every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The requested donation is HUNT’S $5 per family for fuel cost. • Household Pests • Termite Inspections • Bed Bugs • Lawn & Ornamental Spraying Wesley • Tommy • Mike • Jacob 4 S. Main St., Chiefland 352-493-4772 1-800-242-9224 Thursday, November 1, 2018 Chiefland Citizen B9 CLASSIFIEDS Please check your ad for any errors the first week it appears. The Chiefland Citizen will be responsible for only ONE incorrect insertion and for no 000UWGX DO YOU need help with property HURST PRESSURE Wash & Paint ****ATTENTION CONSUMERS***** A1 ALUMINUM clean-up, etc? Affordable pricing. Please make sure you are using a li- greater extend than the number Since 1987. Free estimates. Thank (352)440-2494 leave msg. for Dave You! Pastor Jim Hurst censed & insured service profes- of words charged for in the 352-221-4534 sional. Many service advertisers are advertisement. No adjustment required by state law to include their state license number in all advertise- will be made on errors that do Financial Literacy Specialist - ments. If you don’t see a license not materially affect the value of Financial Aid number in the ad you should inquire the advertisement. Any errors Associate Degree required. about it & be suspicious that you may should be reported immediately Bachelor’s (BA/BS) degree from ASPHALT SEALCOATING & Strip- be contacting an unlicensed business. an accredited The Chiefland Citizen wants to insure calling 493-4796 ing. Driveways & Parking Lots. POWER POLES, Electrical, institution of higher learning 352-542-2378 or 727-243-0610 that our ads meet the requirements of You will not be charged for any preferred. Plumbing, Wells. We do it all! the law. Beware of any service adver- Stephenson Septic (352) 542-8659 Classified Ad if canceled by our One year of full-time work tiser that can not provide proof that experience required in they are licensed to do business. For deadline, 4 p.m. on Monday. budgeting, debt management questions about business licensing, counseling, or higher education please call your city/county govern- with student loan default ment offices. management. Mentoring/training experience and knowledge of federal regulations as they Salt Creek Restaurant now hiring pertain to student loan Servers and line cooks. Must be avail- borrowing, cohort default rate able for any hours. Apply in person 000UUYS [tÜÅÉÇç cÜxzÇtÇvç HUNTS PEST management, and student 23440 SE Highway 349 west. loan repayment 352-542-7072 options preferred. Experience Drug Free Workplace 9 exáÉâÜvx VxÇàxÜ with the National Student Loan • Free Pregnancy Tests Data System and its associated reporting features are preferred. • Confidential & Caring Must not be in default or have Accepting donations of gently used ever defaulted on a maternity clothing & baby items federal student loan. Experience Open Mon.-Thurs., 10 to 5 conducting presentations and FENCE INSTALLATION or Repair. training preferred. Brout’s Custom Service. All types of 721 NE 4th Street, Chiefland Experience and knowledge of fencing. Reasonable prices. 17+ Jenzabar software preferred. years experience. 352-949-1444 493-7773 Valid Florida Driver’s License required. Position close date is October 31, 2018. How to Apply Go to http://www.cf.edu/community/cf/ ALL TRADES Handyman Services, hr/ pressure cleaning, painting, drywall, Select one of the following carpentry & tile, even tractor services. 000UQ0B online portals Administrative/ 352-578-5325 FANNING SPRINGS AUTO 000SRRQ Faculty/Adjunct Career DOMESTICANOTHER VIOLENCE WAY & Opportunities or Work Wanted. I can work from SEXUAL ASSAULT Professional/Career/Part-time AUTO DISMANTLER, parts puller 11am-4pm daily 25 hrs a week for needed. Must have experience & own SERVICES Career Opportunities. $200 Handyman can do most any- Submit anelectronic application, tools. Salary commensurate with ex- thing 352-949-7967 Individual counseling and a copy of unofficial transcripts perience. No phone calls! Apply in support groups for women are and resume online. person Dixie Salvage, Hwy 19, Old offered through Another Way, A copy of transcripts from an ac- Town. EOE. DFWP Inc. Our services are credited institution must be sub- confidential and free. Call our mitted with the application. EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST needed, 3-4 days a week, 26-36 24 hour help line for service 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, FL 34474 hours Hair For All. apply in person or FILL DIRT locations and information at 1- call (352)493-4247 ask for Terri Lime Rock, Culverts. CF is an Equal Best price guaranteed! 866-875-7983. We also provide Opportunity Employer Stephenson Service 352-542-8659 �� community education and � � �� �� � � � � � � � �� � � � �� � � � � �� � ��� � Local company is hiring for Janito- � � � �� � � � � � � �� � ���� � ��� � � �� ��� � ��� � ��� professional training to law rial, Custodial Positions – full and � � � � �� � �� ���� � � �� � � enforcement, healthcare and part time available with times start- educational organizations. ing at 3pm.Knowledge of cleaning chemicals, supplies, and cleaning Remember: equipment along with integrity and ability to work independently but RAPE IS A CRIME ... SEEKING ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING Advertising Sales also as a team member. Previous 5th wheel with ALWAYS. experience preferred but we would For all your outdoor needs. Free est. Representative 352-316-5624 3 slides. be willing to train the right person. JERRY WILKS CONSTRUCTION Island kitchen You must be able to pass drug test, Little’s Property Maintenance #000UDFK Williston Pioneer background test and fingerprinting. Spring clean-ups, leaf and debris re- with lots of room. Another Way, Inc. The full-time Please call 352-317-2688 if inter- moval , tree trimming & removal, $9,900 Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis Center position works with new and ested in applying tractor services and complete lawn 25222 SE Hwy 19, Old Town existing advertising clients to services. One call does it all seniors develop new revenue growth TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION Cedar and vets 10% discount through Key. Experienced Carpenters and 352-535-5379 advertising sales. Carpenter’s Assistants wanted excel- 23’ 50th Anniversary lent pay, plus paid holidays edition, 23K miles, •2 or more years of newspaper (352)543-9228 or other media full body paint. advertising sales Consignments Welcome! experience VISA, MASTERCARD & DIS- $36,900 COVER are now accepted at Chief- •A successful track record in FREEMAN PLUMBING, Inc. Quality Tri-County’s Hometown RV Dealer and Repair Specialist meeting and exceeding sales land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. & Service. 493-3801 or 210-0062. goals Ask your friendly advisor about State Cert. #CFC57595. •Must be self-motivated, highly making payment using your credit energetic and goal oriented card! (352) 493-4796 SEPTIC/DRAIN FIELD installs, •Identify and pump outs, certs, porta-potties. prospect for new sales opportu- Stephenson Septic. (352)542-8659 000UUYZ nities HINOTE ELECTRIC Assistant Director of Admissions & •Must have International Students reliable A Bachelor’s degree is required, transportation to make sales in education, business or a re- calls lated field. Masters preferred. Knowledge of US Interested persons may contact Dale Bowen, General APPLIANCE REPAIR Old Fashioned AFFORDABLE PRESSURE clean- immigration Service. 352-284-4148 Visa/MC ing. Free estimate. 352-210-5817 regulations related to F-1 and Manager, at other non-immigrant visa [email protected]. Final Applicant MUST undergo 000UUYO categories preferred. Second LANGSTON TREE language preferred. Must drug, background and Driver’s possess or be License screens. eligible to possess a valid EQUAL passport for international travel. OPPORTUNITY Three to five years of full-time EMPLOYER experience in sales/marketing, recruitment, student affairs, or related area is required. Several Different Additional consideration will be given to experience in international 000UW5Z programming/ to Choose From!TRICOUNTY RENTAL recruitment. Bilingual-fluency in a language other than English is also preferred. Position close date is Salesperson needed at Gilchrist October 31, 2018. Building Supply. Looking for moti- Part-Time Positions vated, ambitious person with retail Several Different Conference and Food sales experience. Benefits availa- Services Staff ble. Call Jeff at 352-463-2738 Staff Assistant II -JoynersTreeServiceSD0406.crtrPublic Safety - Page 1 - Composite How to Apply 000UUYK Go to PROSERVICES to Choose From! http://www.cf.edu/community/ cf/hr/ Jerry Wilks Select one of the following online portals Administrative/ Fill Dirt Service Come see our selection and talk with Faculty/Adjunct Career Opportunities or • Fill Dirt • Lime Rock • Demolition Chelsey, Robert or Gail Professional/Career/Part-time • Top Soil • Culverts for your Christmas needs. Career Opportunities. 24 Hr. Emergency Service • Driveways Submit anelectronic application, a copy of unofficial Lot Clean up and transcripts and Demolition Services Cash, Check & Credit Cards Accepted resume online. A copy of transcripts from an ac- Also Available 14388 NW. US 19, credited institution must be sub- 352-493-3137 mitted with the application. Licensed & Insured Chiefland 3001 SW College Road, No Job To Small! Ocala, FL 34474 CF is an Equal Opportunity Employer 000UW70 SAY WHAT?!JOYNERS TREE You need tree work? My dad is Chiefland Animal Hospital the best “Dad” and the best is a rural but high tech small animal hospital and we are “Tree Man” in the world! hiring a veterinary technician/assistant. Pay is Call him commiserate with experience. The ideal applicant loves today! animals, works well others and Wes communicates well in written and spoken form. 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AAA TREE SERVICE - Removal, Fanning Springs - Nov 3rd 9-3pm LOW COST Pet vaccinations! Sat., #000UX8H #000UX3U TENANT INCENTIVES Trimming, climbers & bucket lots of house hold goods & tools Nov. 3rd, from 8:00am-10:00am in PRESITGE HOME CENTER SUNSET VILLAS CHIEFLAND trucks. low prices. Fully insured. 7870 Stephen Foster Ave. Old Town on N.E. 151st Ave. (the Suwannee 2202 US Hwy 19 Your home town tree service Indoor Sale- Trenton Community former Land’s Ranch Supply). Dog, (352)210-3344. Center Nov. 3rd 8am-3pm. antiques, cat & horse vaccination specials. Cog- collectibles, baby items clothes, gins & Heartworm tests. Flea & heart- GRIFFIN’S Tree Trimming & Hauling pack n’ play professional speakers worm products avail. Administered by River Villas • 3136 sq ft, turnkey Licensed & Insured. 24 hour service & more 352-359-5751 a State Licensed Veterinarian. Chinese restaurant. Free estimates. Owner Operated. Yorkie-poos. 1 litter ready to go 17536 NW 90th Ct. 352-535-5334 Large yard sale Sat. Only 8-4pm. Low rent, 11310 NE 84th Ct Bronson Fl off 337 now 2 (f) 1 (m). Next liter ready in 1 Fanning Springs, FL 32693 Little’s Property Maint. Tree Trim- towards Newberry follow the signs week Shi-poo ready in 2 weeks tenant incentives. ming & removal. Fast reliable quality $250 serious inquiries only 352- work. Resid. & Comm 352-535-5379 440-8116 (352) 463-7689 • 16,997 sq. ft. retail TREE SERVICE - A professional li- formerly Sears Outlet censed & insured tree service. Free Neighborhood yard sale too many Store estimates, lots & power lines items to list come on out and get the Office Hours: T, Th-F cleared, trees trimmed and/or re- deal of the year. Fri & Sat. Nov 2 & 9 a.m. to 12 and Available immediate moved. 24-hour emergency service 3rd, 8-4pm 5251 NE 101st Ave occupancy. Low low & insurance claims. Call Ressler Bronson 000UQ0R 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Professional Tree Service. Kennedy Trenton United Methodist Church LAIRSON ENTERPRISES rent. Ressler. (352)493-9313 Thrift Sale- behind McDonald’s Fri Williams Tree Service All phases of Nov 2nd 8am-4pm Sat. Nov. 3rd 8am-12pm PIG SALE! Contact Al Isnetto tree work. Licensed & Insured Call At Lairson Enterprises 352-221-4244 Whole House sale. Bdrm sets, Palmwood couches, cocktail tables, desk, pop 25222 SE HWY 19, OLD TOWN , corn machine and much more. Sat. Realty 352-597-2500 & Sun, 8-4. 11050 NE 110th LN, Sat, November 24 x202 Bronson in University Oaks. Starting at 8 a.m. Rental Assistance Available Yard Sale - collectibles, rocker, HUD Vouchers Welcome knick knacks, child’s rocker, glass- 2017 Grand ROSEWOOD REGULATORS ware, & misc. Sat. Nov. 3rd @ Champion Breeder TDD: 800-955-8771 Clock Repair, Buy, sell. All labor 9am-? 325 NE 3rd Ave. Chiefland This institution is an Equal guaranteed. (352)949-0968 yard sale- Sat 8-1 Clothes & house- Opportunity Provider & Employer hold items, 75 NE 126th St, Cross City behind the post office LEVY COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Hunting, Camping,Tree Harvesting Estate Auctions Fri. Nov. 2nd @ 60 acres for sale. SEC: 02, TWP:12, 6:30 p.m. High Springs, FL. HWY RNG 16, O2-12-16 0060.00 ACRES 27 N. Auctionzip.com #20822 For Sale- electric power scooter, E1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF SE1/4 & SE 1/4 35 pcs. Sterling flatware, 6 pc. King control on arm rest, zero turn up to OF SE 1/4, PARCEL ID NUMBER: Oak B/R set, jewelry, McCoy, Fen- 350lb capacity w/ custom cover LEVY-0245000000 $300. Washing machine $100, old Call: 303-902-7622 or email: ton, Cast iron, cast cars, pressure Contact Stephen Cordle Join new expanded beall’s outlet washers, tractor, sprayers, Mickey large cedar chest $25 3 wheel bicy- [email protected] cle $100. 352-463-6535 @386-688-3741 or Call rent a center subway little caesar’s mom, Ridgeway clock 10% B.P. and many other great stores in 1000 352-258-0604 C. Red Williams David @ 727-422-3043 sq.ft. &/or 1800 sq. ft, space adjoin- AU437 / AB3447 OLD TOWN: 2 RV sites with 50 amp elec, water & sewer $350/mth. ing Winn Dixie busy main entrance 286 NE 112 Ave. 352-542-2495 OR in reopened as established mail and more postal packaging store. Please call John Ruggles at 2015 Polaris ETX Sportsman 4 CASH FOR COINS Private Collector 727-536-3655 for more info. wheeler. All wheel drive. $2500. buying U.S. coin collections. Gold & 352-221-1086 Silver. Top dollar paid in cash. Will VICKIE & Freds almost new furniture. travel to you.I pay more than dealers 17 S. Main, Chiefland. 493-0004. and pawns (352)949-1450 Quality used furniture & accessories. Lost cow: found in Bronson please call to identify 352-486-4220 2002 Dodge Durango 122k miles good cond. runs great, tow package ***PUBLISHER’S NOTICE*** $2999. call or text 352-214-9286 All real estate advertising in this 5 family yard sale Fri & Sat. 8:30 CASH FOR USED MOBILE newspaper is subject to the Fair HOMES! (352) 493-0227 Housing Act which makes it illegal till 2, tools, home improvement ma- FANNING AREA - 2/1 SW, private terials, home goods, clothes and to advertise “any preference, limita- Looking to buy rifles, handguns & lot, fenced, trash included, Small pets tion or discrimination based on lots more. Something for everyone older diesel tractors. 352-542-3060 ok. $450/mo., plus $350 security. 11990 NW 110 Ave., Chiefland race, color, religion, sex, handicap, Need a small trailer for a caregiver, (352) 219-7806 familial status or national origin or 3 Big Garage Sale- Nov 1. 2, & 3rd liveable, can need some work, some- For Rent 2 bd. 2 ba. MH 10 miles an intention to make any such pref- 8am-1pm Rain or shine Take 19 N. thing very reasonable. I do not have a from Cedar Key. Secluded area. erence, limitation or discrimination. of Chiefland, turn left at Beef o’ lot of money (352) 535-3047 $800/month First, last & security *Familial status includes children Brady’s going west to 75th Ave turn SEMI-RETIRED REMODELING (352) 221-0866 under the age of 18 living with par- Tommy Parrish right 14250 NW 75th Ave contractor wanting to buy homes or OLD TOWN Area 2/2, $500 monthly, ents or legal custodians, pregnant [email protected] 352-317-2688 352-493-9040. Tools, 20’ utility mobiles with land needing repair. 2/1 $450 monthly, $300 security De- women and people securing cus- trailer, 29’ travel trailer, Sears (352) 493-7841 Jerry Orenchak. Lic. posit. Call 352-535-5455 tody of children under 18. This SPECIALIZING IN freezer, log splitter, 2 motorcycles, Real Estate Salesman newspaper will not knowingly ac- 2002 Chevy 4x4 pickup, too much cept any advertising for real estate • Carpet and • 24 Hour Flood Restoration too list We buy cars, trucks and motor homes, dead or alive. Call that is in violation of the law. Our Upholstery Cleaning • Tile and Grout Cleaning Chiefland- Yard sale Nov 2 & 3 352-463-7182 . readers are hereby informed that all • Commercial 8:00am - 1pm. If Raining Sat. Only dwellings advertised in this newspa- • Painting – Interior/ Exterior Lots of jewelry, clothes(large sizes WE BUY Junk Cars. $250 & up. per are available on an equal op- Pressure Washing Commercial or Residential also) tools, plants, DVDs & etc , FREE REMOVAL of appliances, portunity basis. To complain of dis- 11851 NW 78th Ter. no early birds any scrap metal. (352)210-0842 crimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free tele- Christmas & yard sale Nov 2nd & 3 We buy, storage buildings, most phone number for the hearing im- Auto Body Old Town Methodist Church 8-2pm sizes, will trade 352-463-7182 paired is 1-800-927-9275.

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All Types of Roofing • New Septic Tank & Screen Rooms • Siding Installed & Drain Field Installation A J PropertyD Little’s Maintenance Pool Cages • Soffit • Additions • Pump Out Tree Service Glass Rooms • Decks and Certification Residential • Porta Martin’s Aluminum • Mobile Home Demolition Low Prices & Commercial Specialty & Trim Potties • Backhoe Work Debris Removal • Bucket & Bobcat Work on Trimming Lawn Maintenance Frame Carpentry, Inc. • Debris Removal and Removal Parking Lot Sweeping Johnny “Joe” Martin Sr., Owner • Climbing Power Washing 20 Years Tree Trimming Chiefland, Florida Stephenson • Stump Grinding & Removal Licensed & Insured Experience Septic Tank Services, Inc. 10% Senior #1740, #1819, #RC2907539 Fully Insured Discount Serving the Tri-County Area Jody & Tracy Stephenson, Owners George Wilkinson A Cut Above Service Cell: 352-535-7704 Office: 352-542-8659 352-221-1319 352-535-5379 Office: 352-493-7490 Cell: 352-542-5079 352-490-6546

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Responsible character ham; Beau Sanders; was the criteria for the Ryelyn Ponder; Chris- September Students of tian Acevedo-Santiago the Month at Chiefland and, not pictured, Caleb Elementary School. Silva. Pre-Kindergarten: Zai- Third Grade: Terrell dyn Sheffield, JaNayla England; Tait Tallent; Bradley and De’Marius Laycie Cole; lake’Lee Thomas. Agnoli; Saige McClain; Kindergarten: Riley Bethea, and not Presleigh Shivers; pictured, Faustino Amanda Luke; Tyni- Osorio. ya Young; Emerson Fourth Grade: Sadie Dean; Noah Biles; Mark Gibson; Leslie Rey- Goodale and Chevelle es-Vasquez; Elsie Newberry. Osborne; Cooper Swain First Grade: Kevin and Abbi Mcee. Alvarado-Herrera; Bree Fifth Grade: Caden Shultz; Caraline Jer- Hudson; Dayla Tiller; rels; Eli Prevatt; Anna- Matthew McFadden; Jo belle Tharp; Brendon Jo Firestine and Lana Potts and Marilin Jones. Ramos-Campos. The students are pic- Second Grade: Brooke tured with CES Principal First-graders Grimes; Kyleigh Gra- Michael Homan.

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Gilchrist. The young Indians – ages 7 and 8 – got a STAND 60-yard touchdown continued from Page 1A run from offensive MVP Darby Grant in the first half to take a 6-0 lead. The second half was a defensive stand- still until Gilchrist began to assemble a last-min- ute drive, starting from its own 45-yard-line. Led by defensive MVP Ethan Woeller, the In- dians bended but didn’t break, as the Lightning were stymied at the Chiefland 9-yard-line as time expired. Coach T.J. Phillips complimented offensive standout Emarious Carter for being a decoy in the first half. “I think that season gave me more gray hairs than I had when it started, i swear it did,” Phillips said afterward. “They are really hard Photos by SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen working. It’s good competition.” Phillips praised his team and their families’ support for the season. “Offensive line, you did your job; defensive you did your job; parents you did your job,” Phillips said. “This is a community trophy, and I want everyone to know that.” 12U Indians finish runner-up Some of the young Chiefland Indians that on this year’s 12U Tri-County Football squad squad were a part of at least four championship-win- ning youth teams. Their fortunes finally came up short against Branford in the 12U champion- ship game Oct. 27, but not before a last-minute rally by the Indians. Branford built a 22-6 lead and fended off that late burst by Chiefland to prevail 22-12 at CMHS. The Buccaneers made it 22-6 midway through the fourth quarter, then intercepted a Chiefland pass on the ensuing play from scrim- mage. But Chiefland recovered a fumble a few plays later and connected for an 80-yard score on a pass from Jonathon Adams to Ja’Marion White to cut the lead to 22-12. Adams caught a 34-yard pass with 0:25 remaining to give Chiefland another scoring threat in the waning seconds. Omarion Nesby had an interception for Chief- land and Marcus Chever rushed for a 16-yard Indian touchdown. The 12U Indians are participating in the Elite 8 Nationals in Daytona in November. In the 10U consolation game, Chiefland de- feated Dixie County 20-7 to finish third. 000U0QF B12 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, November 1, 2018 Bronson

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