Thursday, October 11, 2018 CHIEFLAND The City of Chiefland launched into “That Ain’t My Truck.” held a public When Chase Rice took the stage, so did his rock workshop Tuesday guitarists Chris Loocke, John Souki, Marcello Kravitz, night, Oct. 9, on the and Drummer Jeremy Roberson. From Blink 182’s issue of alcohol sales “All the Small Things” to Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Ala- bama” they brought it. Rice slowed things down with on Sunday. Check out his hit “Eyes On You” and the crowd soaked it in. the next issue of the DJ Rock kept the crowd on playing rock mixes Citizen for more on the and rap classics in between acts. When the lights meeting. dimmed, and he was introduced, Bryan entered the stage in front of a full moon backdrop. Country Girl “Shake It For Me” became a high Proudly servingITIZEN Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years energy sing along and Bryan announced, “Boy we are gonna have some fun.” Bryan encouraged the crowd C 2 sections, 20 pages Volume 69, Number 33 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 to go “catch some of these big Florida Bass” and per- formed “Huntin’, Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day.” By Bryan’s third song, beer was flying over his head Luke Bryan Farm Tour brings country and the party heated up. “We’re drinkin’ some beer on a Thursday night,” he said. Bryan had some fun with the crowd when he started asking “Where are music back to Whitehurst Cattle field my FSU fans? Where are Miami fans? Where are my Encore! Encore! Central Florida Fans? Where them Gator fans to- Suzette Cook night?” And the crowd roared the loudest. Staff writer The Luke Bryan Farm Tour made a stop and per- formed for 18,000 fans at the same location in back As a crowd of about 13,000 gathered on Whitehurst Cat- in October, 2014. tle Company acreage bordering Levy, Alachua and Marion The Oct. 4, 2018 concert was strategically sched- counties, a drone flying overhead documented the Oct. 4 uled to not interfere with crowds attending the benefit concert from above. Florida vs. LSU game on Oct. 6 and, for the first time Country Artist Jon Langston, the concert opener, paid in the history of Williston Middle High School, the tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with a per- annual homecoming parade was held on a Tuesday formance of Petty’s “Won’t Back Down.” And the crowd so that Luke Bryan and Farm Tour fans could attend joined in. the concert without missing the festivities. “That’s what I’m talking about,” Langston said. “Y’all “We normally have our parade on Thursday and we came to party!” knew we were going to take a hit in attendance and Langston then performed his hit “She Was the Right Girl we wanted everyone to be able to attend everything,” at the Wrong Time” and told the crowd how he became a said WMHS Assistant Principal Hillary Cribbs. “So we songwriter. moved the parade to Tuesday, and it was just as full “I started writing songs in college ‘cause I got hurt play- as it normally is, and that’s never been done before.” ing football,” Langston told the crowd. Then he performed “Forever Girl” and the crowd sang along. “Man I got chills up here,” he said. “I love you all so much.” Then he contin- ued with his Billboard hit “When It Comes To Loving You.” Dubbed the most successful songwriting trio in the history of country music with more than 70 number one songs, The Peach Pickers team of Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson, and Ben Hayslip took the stage next. The team has written for top artists including Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw and Luke Bryan. Akins wore a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers T-shirt. They took the crowd on a country hits journey including “Dirt On My Boots,” written by Rhett Akins, Jesse Frasure and Ashley Gorley and made popular by Jon Pardi. The band teased Bryan who was behind stage. “He’s in a lounge chair eatin’ boiled peanuts listening to this show, drinking a beer. Let’s give Luke a little taste of what’s to come later on.” Then the band started singing Bryan’s hit “You’ve Got Your Hands Up” along with the crowd. The Peach Pickers went back to 1995 and launched into “That Ain’t My Truck.” When Chase Rice took the See ENCORE Page 2A SUZETTE COOK/Citizen stage, so did his rock guitarists Country music star Luke Bryan performs at a benefit concert in Archer on Oct. 4.

Chiefland woman claims $1 million Shepherd, Lottery scratch- off prize Williams

Melissa Eager, 48, of Chiefland, claimed a $1 million prize in the new $20 MO- top CMHS NOPOLY™ JACKPOT Scratch-Off game at the Florida Lottery Headquarters in Tal- lahassee. royals Eager purchased her winning ticket Sean Arnold from Shop & Hop, lo- Editor cated at 7560 North U.S. Highway 19 in hiefland Middle High School Fanning Springs. capped a busy week of home- She chose to re- Ccoming festivities Friday, Oct. ceive her winnings as 5, with the crowning of Raven Shep- a one-time, lump- herd as Homecoming Queen and a sum payment of lopsided win by the Indians football $715,000.00. team over Hilliard. The retailer will Joining Shepherd among the receive a $2,000 bo- homecoming royalty was Jada Bell, nus commission for who was crowned Homecoming Prin- selling the winning cess during halftime of the football Scratch-Off ticket. game. On Oct. 4, at the conclusion of the Pow Wow skits, which were based around the homecoming theme, “Un- CHIEFLAND der the Big Top,” Kirk Williams was revealed as the 2018 Homecoming CITIZEN King, while Draymone Battles was crowned as the Homecoming Prince. 624 W. Park Ave The Drama Club took first place Chiefland, Fl 32626 in the Pow Wow skits; FBLA and Phone: 352-493-4796 the Junior Class finished second and third, respectively. The juniors claimed first place for best float in the homecoming parade on Oct. 5. The seniors placed second, while the sophomores nabbed third. The varsity cheer squad won best Pow Wow dance; the seniors and JV SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen cheer tied for second, followed by CMHS 2018 Homecoming Queen Raven Shepher, on right, and Homecoming Princess Jada Bell, on left. the color guard in third.

Chiefland man dies in Chiefland Fire upping equipment single-car crash minor repairs, he expected the engine to be up A Chiefland man died Suzette Cook early Tuesday morning, Oct. Staff writer and running soon. “It’s an oil pump and bat- tery,” Harris said. “We need to get that fixed 9, after his vehicle went into a spin and struck a The Chiefland City Commission unanimously and cleaned up,” he added. “We’re going to use tree. According to a Flori- gave permission for Chiefland Fire Department it for a spare truck in case one of ours goes da Highway Patrol report, Chief James Harris to accept an $11,512.50 down.” Kentrail Young, 36, was award from the Florida Firefighter Assistance Once the new engine is operational, Harris traveling north on SW 5th Grant Program. said it could affect the Insurance Services Street, north of SW 4th Ave., Harris received notice of the award on Sept. Office (ISO) rating of the department. The ISO in Chiefland at around 4:25 26 from the Bureau of Fire Standards and Train- rating is made on a scale from 1 to 10. A lower a.m., when his Chrysler 200 ing in Ocala, and said the funds will be used ISO rating often translates to lower insur- car went into a counter- to purchase five sets of Personal Protective ance coverage rates charged to owners and clockwise rotation and went Equipment. tenants of both residential and commercial off the roadway on the west While Harris was at the podium during the buildings. More equipment means better side. Young’s vehicle then Oct. 8 regular meeting, the commission asked response ability. collided with a tree before about a fire truck that was donated to CFD from According to Harris, CFD’s current ISO rating coming to a rest facing east. the Division of Forestry of Guantanamo Bay. is 4. To He was pronounced de- Harris told the commission that after some establish a See FIRE Page 2A ceased at the scene. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 11, 2018

Chris Loocke, John Souki, Marcello Kravitz, and Drummer Jeremy Rob- ENCORE erson. From Blink 182’s Chiefland Homecoming 2018 continued from Page 1A “All the Small Things” to Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Photos by Sean Arnold Alabama” they brought it. Rice slowed things down with his hit “Eyes On You” and the crowd soaked it in. DJ Rock kept the crowd on playing rock mixes and rap classics in between acts. When the lights dimmed, and he was introduced, Bryan entered the stage in front of a full moon backdrop. Country Girl “Shake It For Me” became a high energy sing along and Bryan announced, “Boy we are gonna have some fun.” Bryan encouraged the crowd to go “catch some of these big Florida Bass” and per- formed “Huntin’, Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day.” By Bryan’s third song, beer was flying over his head Varsity cheer performs at Pow Wow. and the party heated up. “We’re drinkin’ some beer on a Thursday night,” he said. Bryan had some fun with the crowd when he started asking “Where are my FSU fans? Where are Miami fans? Where are my Central Florida Fans? Where them Gator fans to- night?” And the crowd roared the loudest. The Luke Bryan Farm Tour made a stop and per- formed for 18,000 fans at the same location in back Homecoming King Kirk Williams, left, with Homecoming in October 2014. Prince Draymone Battles. The Oct. 4, 2018 concert was strategically sched- uled to not interfere with crowds attending the Florida vs. LSU game on Oct. 6 and, for the first time in the history of Williston Middle High School, the annual homecoming parade was held on a Tuesday so that Luke Bryan and Farm Tour fans could attend the concert without missing the festivities. “We normally have our parade on Thursday and we knew we were going to take a hit in attendance and Little King Reid Grant in the parade. we wanted everyone to be able to attend everything,” said WMHS Assistant Principal Hillary Cribbs. “So we moved the parade to Tuesday, and it was just as full as it normally is, and that’s never been done before.”

Drama Club performs at CMHS Pow Wow Oct. 4.

staffing, training, geographic communications including the distribution of firehouses and 911 system and the number of adequacy of the fire equip- emergency dispatchers. FIRE ment. Forty percent of the “They give you a number for continued from Page 1A score looks at water supply, your community,” Harris said including the placement and about how ISO ranks each area. condition of fire hydrants and “It will give us more credit for community’s rating, ISO eval- the amount of water available our community,” he said about uates three areas. Fifty percent to put out fires. And 10 per- the additional engine that could SUZETTE COOK/Citizen of the score takes into account cent of the score measures also serve as a pump truck. A young Luke Bryan fan. a local fire department’s the efficiency of emergency “And it’s lime green.” DON’T MISS IT!

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000URRJ Thursday, October 11, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 3A Log-a-Load For Kids to host 24th Tommy Usher Golf Classic On Thursday, Oct. 25, golf- ers will gather to play in the 24th Annual Tommy Usher Log-A-Load for Kids Golf Classic held at Chiefland Golf and Country Club. The focus of this event is to raise aware- ness of and money for the Children’s Miracle Network. This specific tournament has collectively raised more than $1,000,000 over the last 23 years!! A maximum of 50 teams will be split between morning and afternoon tee times, with shotgun starts at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. MILLION DOLLAR CHALLENGES: This year, Drummond Community Bank is sponsoring two Photos by SUZETTE COOK/Citizen HOLE-IN-ONE CON- Isabelle Ellison, 9, third grader from Orlando learns about sea species from Chelsea Conley of the Florida Fish an TESTS (one for the Morn- d Wildlife grad program at UF that is working with the NCBS station. ing Round and one for the Afternoon Round). That’s 2(!!!) opportunities to win $1,000,000.00!!!!!! All participating golfers and sponsors will enjoy a UF Scientists share research project complimentary lunch at noon, courtesy of Farm Credit of Florida. A reception will be held activities, results with NCBS visitors immediately after the tourna- ment to announce: By Suzette Cook fisheries in lakes, reser- ■■ Lowest gross and Staff writer voirs, and marine environ- lowest net scoring ments. teams- Win a round Approachable Uni- of golf at an exclusive versity of Florida experts “This part of the private club in North stood behind their efforts coastline is not at threat Florida! with detailed graphics, for more development ■■ Closest to the pin and hands-on samples of right on the coast because Shoot-out equipment and specimens most of the land that is ■■ Longest Drive (Men not developed is protected and Women) related to Nature Coast ■■ Longest Putt Chal- environmental studies in already,” Allen said about lenge with a prize areas including sea grass the Cedar Key area. “But and a chance to win ecology, hard clam aqua- there’re changes going on $5000.00 too! culture, oyster clusters inland,” he added. “Big ■■ Grand prize winner of and reef restoration during changes in groundwater random drawing- Wins pumping, big changes in a set of golf clubs and a display at the Nature pro-style bag valued at Coast Biological Station in agricultural practices, big $2,500 (courtesy of N.G. Cedar Key. changes in land use, so Wade Investment Co.) In honor of the NCBS those are going to have Take action: register to play efforts since opening a implications. Our medium golf, sponsor the event or year ago, the event on term goal is to address that make an individual donation Sept. 22 was a way for and really understand how by contacting Melinda New Nature Coast Biological Station Director Dr. Michael Allen, left, dis- at 386.462.7649 or mnew@ researchers to interact with fresh water flow is going cusses 3D artificial oysters with UF Student Kwanmok Kim of the FarmCreditFL.com. Golfing the public and explain to change.” Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, School of Natural and sponsorship registrations their projects and upcom- Allen said one current Resources and Environment close October 19th. Individu- ing research studies that NCBS project involves al donations will be accepted continue to provide data working with local fishing local contractors. Department of Wildlife clusters made of cement through the day of the event. and information to carry guides on spotted sea trout “All of the contractors Ecology and Conservation, that have different size For more information on for this were local,” Fred- School of Natural Re- variations and will see re- Log-A-Load for Kids, please out the research station’s to try to understand factors visit: www.LogALoad.org mission of “enhancing the that influence strong and erick said. “So that’s about sources and Environment sults of species population conservation and sustain- weak classes. $3.5 million that came into is exploring the answer to after three months. ability of natural resources The collaborative effort the local economy.” the question: Can artificial Allen picked up a Levy Cattlemen throughout the Nature and outreach of the NCBS The restoration project oyster clusters provide sample of an oyster cluster Coast through collabora- with local fisherman, involves many phases and habitats for macroinverte- and was impressed by the Association to tive research, enhanced aquatic industry farmers, that includes post-con- brates? realistic detail that Kim public engagement, volunteers and UF stu- struction monitoring Macroinvertebrates are was able to create on his meet field-based courses, and dents has been crucial for scheduled through 2025. organisms that lack a spine 3D samples. “Look at the The Levy County Cat- “This summer we’ve and are large enough to be barnacle detail,” Allen said. tlemen and Landowners hands-on training work- the success of studies and Association will hold its seen with the naked eye. “That looks just like a real shops.”NCBS Director projects, he said. basically done three Fall Membership Meeting Dr. Michael Allen is a “We’re super excited things,” Frederick said. Kim is studying Inter- oyster.” Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at professor of Fisheries and about the Lone Cabbage “We’ve moved the oysters disciplinary Ecology and Learn more about the the Whitehurst Lodge located Aquatic Science in the Reef which is up and run- off of the reef, moved is conducting his research NCBS at https://ncbs. at 9820 SW CR 346, Archer, School of Forest Resourc- ning,” he said. “They just them to a safe place. A lot by using 3D molds to ifas.ufl.edu/ and to follow FL 32618. Anyone interested of people in Cedar Key create artificial oyster clus- the progress of the Lone in joining is invited to attend. es and Conservation at brought in a bunch of grad You do not need to own cattle helped with that. Then we ters. “A 3D mold is just Cabbage Reef Restoration UF.“Our biggest priority students to help.” to become a member. If you for this biological station According to UF started putting rock on the one way to make a clus- project visit http://www. would like additional infor- is to look at how changes Wetlands Ecology and reef. ter,” he said. “I also use wec.ufl.edu/oysterproject/ mation call the Levy County in land use in the Suwan- Management Professor Dr. “We finished the last of liquid plastic to make the Extension Office (352-486- nee Basin are going to Peter Frederick, “civiliza- rock on the reefs. Now that mold, and I put concrete 5131) or Devin Whitehurst (352-528-4724). influence fresh water flow tion was made on oysters.” means we have a leaky cement mixtures inside to and ultimately how that Frederick explained dam. The leaky dam holds make oyster clusters.” is going to influence the the Lone Cabbage Reef fresh water up against the Kim is studying the estuarine environment and restoration project, a area creating intermediate spaces between oyster fisheries resources and 3-mile long oyster reef salinities. That makes it clusters, which are an wildlife.” chain consisting of 22 reef more productive in many important refuge for prey Allen’s research focus- elements. The 8-year-long ways. It’s better for oys- species such as crabs. Main Number: es on population dynamics project recently finished ters, it’s better for small fin The shapes and sizes of (352) 493-4796 the construction phase and fish, it’s better for crabs, these interstitial spaces are FAX: (352) 493-9336 and ecology of fishes. 624 624We W.st ParkPark AvAve.,enue He has evaluated habi- costs $6.8 million, which and the reef will be better crucial to understanding Chiefland, P.O. 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Bond $1,000. • Oct. 3, Michael An- Suspended or Revoked • Oct. 2, Dominque thony Cotter, 72, Orange DUI - Driving Under the Influence Detron Aldridge, 23, Lake, out of county war- FTA - Failure to Appear Gainesville, possession of rant. Bond $2,000. ROR - Released on Own Recognizance cocaine, possession and/or • Oct. 2, James Lee RWV - Resisting With Violence Darian Holloway Melissa Miller use of drug equipment. Daniels, 35, Trenton, two RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence 26, Chiefland 40, Williston FTA FTA • Oct. 1, Edwin Guiller- counts VOP. VOP - Violation of Probation mo Alegria, 28, Alachua, • Oct. 5, David Doucet, VOP. 55, Gainesville, out of marijuana over 20 grams. • Oct. 3, Roddrick Jovon county warrant. Bond $5,000. Anthony, 25, Bronson, • Oct. 6, Monique and/or use of drug equip- • Oct. 4, Benny Lee possession of marijuana Dubourt, 38, Williston, ment. Bond $96,000. Hadley, 32, Ocala, posses- over 20 grams. Bond battery. ROR. • Oct. 5, Bradley Dean sion of a controlled sub- $5,000. • Oct. 1, Richard Mi- Kruise, 28, Chiefland, out stance w/o a prescription. • Oct. 4, Ashley Avis chael Egyed, 32, Bronson, of county warrant. Bond Bond $15,000. Batten, 31, Bronson, bat- DWLS. $1,570. • Oct. 2, Leslie Elmer tery. ROR. • Oct. 7, Sh-Ron Anto- • Oct. 1, Walter Roger Steven Nilsen John Rivers Hatcher, 56, Cross City, • Oct. 4, Rexford Lee nio Ellison, 20, Chiefland, Lang Jr., 38, Morriston, out 32, Morriston 41, Alachua possession of a controlled Batten, 34, Bronson, bat- petit theft, fraud. of county warrant. FTA FTA substance w/o a pre- tery, felony battery. Bond • Oct. 2, George Ken- • Oct. 4, Shelby Marie scription, possession of ­­­Anyone with information about these indi- $80,000. neth Elwood, 33, Willis- Lehman, 25, Trenton, pos- marijuana not more than viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office • Oct. 3, William Carl ton, burglary, grand theft, session of marijuana not 20 grams. at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call Bauer, 60, Jupiter, out dealing in stolen property. more than 20 grams. Bond • Oct. 4, Rachael Nicole of county warrant. Bond Bond $100,000. $1,000. Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. Hennon, 27, Trenton, out $2,000. • Oct. 2, Lazaro Fer- • Oct. 6, Joshua Junior of county warrant. • Oct. 3, Christina nandez-Perez, 62, Miami, Luna-Collins, 18, Inglis, • Oct. 7, Pedro Hernan- or use of drug equipment. DWLS – habitual. Bond Marie Bays, 40, Old Town, possession and/or use of reckless driving, failure dez, 25, Bronson, FTA. Bond $96,000. $1,000. DWLSR. Bond $1,000. drug equipment. to register motor vehicle, Bond $10,000. • Oct. 4, Sage Chandler • Oct. 3, Christopher • Oct. 1, Robert Eugene • Oct. 5, Aaron Flal- obstruction W/OV. ROR. • Oct. 1, Rhonda Ann O’ Connor, 22, Chiefland, Roy Turbeville, 38, Wil- Beck III, 28, Williston, nders, 53, Chiefland, • Oct. 3, Jessica Lee Mc- Hernandez, 42, Sebring, FTA. ROR. liston, aggravated assault two counts VOP. possession of cocaine, Comb, 44, Morriston, out FTA. Bond $2,000. • Oct. 3, Barbara Jo Ol- with a deadly weapon, • Oct. 4, William George possession and/or use of of county warrant. Bond • Oct. 1, Ulises Antonio sen, 49, Old Town, VOP. assault on an officer, fire- Buesing, 37, Cedar Key, drug equipment. Bond $296. Hernandez, 30, VOP. • Oct. 3, Steven Ant- fighter or EMT, criminal two counts FTA. Bond $21,000. • Oct. 6, Dwayne Lavon • Oct. 4, Brittany Nicole wone Paulk, 32, Fanning mischief. Bond $260,000. $3,000. • Oct. 4, Leyan Garcia McNeal Jr., 30, St. Pe- Huggins, 27, Bronson, Springs, possession of a • Oct. 2, Robert Eugene • Oct. 3, Allison Jessica Garrido, 30, Houston, tersburg, out of county battery. ROR. weapon or ammunition by VanTassell III, 57, Oca- Carter, 29, Ocala, out of Texas, driving with ex- warrant. Bond $2,254. • Oct. 2, Devon Leon a convicted felon. Bond la, driving with expired county warrant. pired license more than six • Oct. 6, Natalie Renee Jackson, 29, Williston, $40,000. license more than six • Oct. 2, Christopher Mi- months. Bond $1,000. Slaton Melvin, 24, Port St. possession of marijuana • Oct. 6, Dustin Lee Pay- months, possession of a chael Castor, 37, Trenton, • Oct. 3, Eric Williams Lucie, reckless driving. not more than 20 grams, ton, 25, Trenton, battery. controlled substance w/o non-support of children or Garcia, 31, Tampa, posses- ROR. destroying evidence. Bond Bond $5,000. a prescription, possession spouse. sion of marijuana not more • Oct. 2, Rebecca Morris, $6,000. • Oct. 4, Robert Mansel of marijuana not more than • Oct. 6, Jason Julian than 20 grams. 41, Chiefland, possession • Oct. 4, Joshua Ricky Raulerson, 53, Trenton, 20 grams, possession and/ Christie, 43, Archer, batter, • Oct. 6, Harris Thomas of Mecloqualone. Bond Kirkland, 22, Morriston, fleeing/eluding. Bond or use of drug equipment. criminal mischief. ROR. Garcia, 25, Bronson, FTA. $25,000. possession of marijuana $50,000. Bond $33,000. • Oct. 5, Joseph William • Oct. 3, Shawn David • Oct. 4, Steven Lee with intent to sell, posses- • Oct. 1, Wesley Jackson • Oct. 2, Thomas Paul Clark, 45, Gainesville, Gerardi, 39, Inglis, out of Nease, 26, Bronson, pos- sion of a controlled sub- Rizer, 29, Williston, VOP. Werner, 38, Middleburg, VOP. county warrant. session of marijuana with stance w/o a prescription, ROR. two county battery, bur- • Oct. 5, Travon Mon- • Oct. 4, Christopher intent to sell, possession possession of marijuana • Oct. 6, Jerome Thomas glary. taviusAd#:000UORB Collins, 23, Date:10/11/18 Cross Joseph-Lee Day:THU Size:3X11 Groover, 21, Cust:50717 Salesperson:770 Last of a controlled substance Edited By:CDECKELMANN Pub:CITRUS COUNTY overCHRONICLE 20 grams, Tag possession Sherboneau, 40, Dunnel- • Oct. 4, Garrett Taylor City, DWLSR, possessionLine:STATEMENT Trenton, OFpossession OWNERSHIP of Color Info: w/o a prescription, pos- lon, out of county warrant. Wiley, 23, Chiefland, bat- 000UORB - Page 1 - Composite session of marijuana over • Oct. 3, Kirk Lynn tery. Bond $5,000. 20 grams, possession and/ Smith, 33, Spring Hill,

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I like Out to want to hear what I have to say. in a tree stand. A Outdoor the idea of traveling; it is the actual My cell phone was all a flutter few weeks ago, traveling that gets me. The only good Pastor because almost every hour I got an I had trimmed Truths thing about traveling is that home looks update on what this new grandchild was limbs and opened up some shooting Gary Miller so good from so far away. James all about. According to the reports I re- Several years ago, I received an ceived, this was the most beautiful, the lanes for this new Snyder invitation to speak at a conference. It most wonderful, the most extraordinary stand placement. sounded like a great idea at the time. I grandchild ever born on planet earth. I think it is going to be a good one. The cool morning was have been there before and have had a husband in his right mind or in any I agreed, because, well, look at her expected as well as the lingering fog that hovers over the wonderful time. The thing about this mind, for that matter, could answer? grandfather. hills, sometimes through the late morning. That was the case trip was it was the same week my son "I will not leave their home if the My conference was over and I on this particular day. As I peered toward the sky just before and daughter-in-law were expecting baby isn't born yet." headed back to the difficult job of dawn, I wondered if what I was looking at was clouds instead their fifth baby, which would have been Although it sounded like a threat, it prying the grandmother loose from her of the fog. But after a few more minutes I recognized the our ninth grandchild. Whether it is the was a plan I could work with, but I kept ninth grandchild. It took some doing, familiar look and feel of this hazy mist. It wasn’t long until first or the ninth grandchild makes no that information to myself. but I accomplished it and we were on I could see the sun began to peek over the mountains just in difference whatsoever to those creatures The day before we were scheduled the road again. front of me. It would have its work cut out for it today as it called grandmothers. to leave, the blessed event happened. On the trip home, we, and I say began to slowly burn away the veil that was hiding everything When the Gracious Mistress of the My wife's ninth grandchild entered "we" rather loosely, were planning a from my view. I was actually surprised how quickly the fog Parsonage learned of my plans and that this world and that made everything all return trip to see the grandchild. began to surrender to the sun and it was not too many minutes the conference I would be speaking right. It was my ninth grandchild too, I, weary from traveling, was plan- later until it was all gone and everything around me became at was in close proximity to the ninth but nobody paid me any mind. If the ning how wonderful it would be to get crystal clear. The lines between the objects that were blurred grandchild, which was the end of the truth were known, I was the one paying. home, sit in my chair, eat at my table just a few minutes earlier were now distinct, prominent, and story. Plans for "our" travel began. I paid for the whole trip. and sleep in my bed. Traveling is won- flawless. According to her, I could drop her off It turned out to be a little girl, which derful, especially if you are going to see As I watched this transformation, I was reminded of a at my son's house and continue to my was a surprise to everyone. Therefore, a granddaughter, but the most delicious quote from C.S. Lewis. He said, “I believe in Christianity as conference. Grandmother had to do some last-min- aspect of traveling is heading home. I believe that the sun has risen. Not only because I see it, but My wife loves it when her plan ute shopping. I paid for that too; in As my wife glowed over the recent because by it I see everything else.” For him, Christianity comes together. more ways than I can count here. granddaughter and rehearsed in my gave perspective to the things in his world. It shone a light I am not exactly sure how you plan The two days driving to the scene weary ears the extraordinary attributes of understanding on otherwise confusing circumstances. By the birth date of a child, but my wife of the blessed event were filled with of this latest addition to our family, I coming to know his God he could appreciate his world. By was keeping close contact to make sure nonstop chatter about the new grand- was thinking about home. When people contrast, however, he was saying that without a proper view it would happen when she wanted it daughter. I nodded my head a lot and say that home is where the heart is, I am of God, life is only one random and undirected action after to happen. Grandmothers are like that. judiciously filtered in an occasion thinking of other body parts. There is no another. Or as Shakespeare’s Macbeth put it, “it is a tale told According to her, the baby was to be “aha." I do not know who this new reclining chair quite like the reclining by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” born at such a time that she could go granddaughter thinks she is but I do chair awaiting me at home. I must say There is no doubt, life is full of head-scratching moments. and spend the entire week with the new know who the grandmother thinks the that my posterior has grown weary of Some are fleeting; others shake our very foundation and leave baby. I do not know how grandmothers granddaughter is. Maybe that is all that all these foreign seats. us changed forever. The lens we view these through will either do it, but they have a secret power really matters. As we traveled weary mile after bring a sense of clarity or a deeper sense of confusion and de- unbeknownst to us on the male side of Although we never met this new weary mile a verse of Scripture seemed spair. I am not saying my faith makes me perfectly understand the ledger. addition to the family, my wife seemed to rest in my head. "In my Father’s everything, but it does gives me the same picture as the sun; As the time approached for our to know everything about her. I have house are many mansions: if it were that no matter what may seem unclear and indistinguishable, departure and the imminent birth, my often wondered how mothers and not so, I would have told you. I go to it will burn away the longer I am in His presence. wife became a little nervous. grandmothers know so much about prepare a place for you.” (John 14:2). "What if we get there and the baby their offspring. I often get their names I really will not get home until I go isn't born yet?" mixed up. to the Father's House, where He has a As if, I knew the answer to that I dropped the newly crowned grand- place prepared especially for me. Rosemary Crusade question. Why is it wives have the mother at my son's house and proceed- Join the 101st Anniversary 2018 Public Square Rosary innate ability to ask questions that no ed to my conference. I like speaking at Crusade at noon Oct. 13 in Chamber of Commerce Park in Chiefland. The world is at a historic crossroad. God is more offended than ever as people ignore Our Lady’s maternal request to Log Cabin Quilters “stop offending God.” Yes, we must listen to Our Lady’s request and stop sinning if we hope to enjoy God’s blessings and to avert His wrath. He will hear us, if we pray through the intercession of His Blessed Mother. That’s why we’re doing the 2018 Public Square Rosa- Fall is once again here ry Crusade. The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, Oct 4, In the Secret of the Rosary, Saint Louis de Montfort said, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. Thursday’s “Public prayer is far more powerful than private prayer to always interesting and entertaining at the Museum. appease the anger of God and call down His mercy, and Holy Evelyn brought in a pair of small quilts that she’d Mother Church, guided by the Holy Ghost, has always advo- finished. We appreciate her help and are amazed at cated public prayer in times of public tragedy and suffering.” her work. Sometimes she thinks we talk too much. For more information, please call Marilyn Murphy at We do. 352-493-2400. Coordinated nationally by Tradition, Family Among our visitors on Saturday were a trio of and Property and its America Needs Fatima campaign. For ladies who are longtime friends. They were on a questions or comments, call the national organization at (866) two-week road trip from Orlando to New Orleans. 584-6012, e-mail [email protected] or visit www. Two were from Norway while the third friend has ANF.org on the internet. been living in Paris. We wish them a safe trip while making more memories together. We had several bags of yarn dropped along Worship Directory with an older sewing machine. We’ll check it out United Methodist Men next week. Thank you for thinking of us. Thanks to all of you, we have several working machines for CONCORD Manatee Springs HARDEETOWN small projects during the week. 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Stolen weapons turn up at pawn shop Sean Arnold Fanning Springs. The seller’s name was Editor known by investigators to be a suspect in A Fanning Springs man received numerous recent burglaries and thefts in multiples charges of a possession of a Levy County. firearm by a convicted felon after four According to the Chiefland Police firearms he sold to Cash Munny Pawn Department report, Paulk said he and were flagged as stolen. Stephens were looking to sell the Officers were called to the Chiefland weapons in order to cover hotel room pawn shop Oct. 2 when Steven Paulk, 32, costs because they were no longer able to accompanied by Lawanna Stephens, 26, stay in their Fanning residence, where both of Fanning Springs, attempted to sell they were keeping the firearms. He told four firearms – shotguns and rifles. Paulk officers he was a felon and was seeking told an investigating officer he was told to get his gun rights restored. A search of the firearms were not stolen at the time of his criminal history later revealed four purchase, and said he wasn’t aware of how prior felony convictions. to run a check on whether they were After Paulk and Stephens were later stolen. He revealed another gun was interviewed at the Chiefland Police located in their pair’s trunk at the shop, Department, officers received which was also determined to have been information from the pair on the location stolen. of a sixth firearm which was also Photo Provided Paulk said he purchased the weapons in reportedly stolen. Pictured, from left: Suncoast employees Melvin Jackson, Tammie Dyer, Rissa Mainwaring, Caley Williams and Melissa Lott; CES Assistant Principal Kelli Gore; CES Guidance Counselor Michele Trunk or Treat volunteers sought Barron; and kneeling in front is CES Principal Michael Homan. The Chiefland Police behind Hardee’s on 11th participating, please email Department and Chiefland Ave. Volunteers will be or call Joy at the Chamber Chamber of Commerce are passing candy out of the at (352) 493-1849. If you CES thanks community for shoe drive looking for businesses and trunk of your car, and they can’t attend but would like individuals to assist with may decorate their trunk to donate candy, you can Chiefland Elementary School would the Suncoast Federal Credit Union shoe the Chiefland Trunk or and dress up. The event is have your donations like to say a big “THANK YOU” to the drive in August and September. Treat, coming Oct. 27 at at 6:30 p.m. picked up. As always, your community who donated shoes through the old CFEC Warehouse If you’re interested in support is appreciated! New tipping fees effective Oct. 1 Taste of the Nature Coast Due to the Solid Waste Assessment effective Oct. 1, residential citizens of Levy County will not be charged for the following items at the Levy County Landfill rescheduledThe second “Taste of the Nature Coast”for limitedOct. amount 16 of tickets will be (Transfer Station): bagged garbage, brush and limbs, appliances, ferrous metals, televisions, gourmet-tasting event has been available at the door for $25, payable by fluorescent tubes, propane tanks, used oil and household hazard waste. Landfill operation rescheduled to Oct. 16. The event to cash or check. To purchase tickets or hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Saturday. The hazard waste hours are benefit Tri-County Community Resource learn more, please visit https://www. Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to noon and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For contact Center (TCCRC), is held at the Haven eventbrite. information, please call Rod Hastings, Administrative Director, at 352-486-3300. Community Building from 6 p.m. to 8 com/e/2nd-annual-taste-of-the-nature- p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance. A coast-tickets-47856098880?aff=es2. Students of the month

Toys for Tots registration dates The U.S. Marine Corps sufficient volunteer p.m. to 4 p.m. Reserves Tri-County Toys assistance on-hand for 15 N Main Street for Tots program kicked each site, we encourage Dixie County Public off on Oct. 1 and we are residents to take advantage Library, Cross City looking forward to a fun, of registration dates listed Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. rewarding holiday season below in their home 16328 SE HWY 19 for volunteers and local counties when possible. Gilchrist County Public families in need! Library, Trenton Tri-county residents Tri-County Community Oct. 12, 1 to 3 p.m. may register at any Resource Center, 105 NE 11 Ave. location/event listed Chiefland Williston Public Library SUZETTE COOK/Citizen below; however, to ease Oct. 15 to Nov. 15, Oct. 12, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Chiefland City Commissioner Tim West presents Student of the Month awards (l to r) to Aaron Estrada of Chiefland Middle School, Kylee Land of Chiefland Elementary School transportation barriers and Monday through Thursday, 10 SE 1st Street and Jarrett Jerrels of Chiefland High School during the Oct. 8 meeting. to ensure we have 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 8A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 11, 2018

Go for the gold! Should I take that big step? What might go wrong? Shall I just settle Bob for the status quo, or stick Denny my neck out for the chanc- es of a better life? Should I let fear, worry, or com- placency keep me from Just Thinking reaching for my dreams, and from making big plans? Now and then, life offers us a big opportunity to learn a valuable lesson. Recently, a couple struggled with maintaining a home that was getting too big, and too am- bitious for them to handle. Gradually, they had aged and become less physically able to maintain the home, and to keep up the house and grounds. Should they sell and move into a condo? Should they just settle for the decline and deterioration of their property, and just hunker down with what they’ve got? Leave well enough alone? One of the partners dreamed of restoring, redecorat- ing, and investing to make the property the home of her dreams. The other partner was not so sure — How much would it cost? How much debt would it incur? Can the plan work? They cooperated and planned together, and Bubble valuations, IPO's and awful letdowns contracted for major home development projects, getting “I’m riding high...and above. We’re not back dot-com boom after the help with creating the ranch of their dreams — which who can deny; to 2000 levels, but we’re Initial Public Offering, and turned the impossible to the possible! That whatever goes up getting close. represented an opportuni- Looking back over my own life, I remember most of must fall.” ty for investors to garner the major steps that I made were often brave leaps into Margaret In addition, some 83% what seemed like an easy the unknown. In a long period of unemployment and “I’m Building Up to An McDowell of the companies going dollar. Call it IPO fever. hard times, I bought a delicatessen that was floundering Awful Letdown” as per- public today lost money in Unfortunately, it’s like a and about to be sold at auction for just the equipment. formed by Fred Astaire their last fiscal year. So in- game of musical chairs: I’d never ran a food-service business! The selling owner Arbor Outlook vestors are currently plow- you don’t want to be the agreed to spend two weeks training me on how to run the Investors with a sense in its proven performance. ing money into businesses investor standing alone business. of history are carefully I remember so well that which may have cash without a place to sit when Then, in the first two years, I came up with new observing a trend that last period of time in the late flow, but have not proven the market determines that ideas and innovations, doubled the income, built up the reared its head about 18 nineties, when any inves- to be profitable or sus- these stock valuations are business, and doubled its value. What a job! At another years ago and resulted in tor could and often did (for tainable in the long term. no longer accurate- and the time, my wife and I bought a mountain cabin, moved serious consequences for a time) make money by According to University of bubble bursts. to the mountains and a ski resort area, where we both many. throwing a dart at exciting Florida IPO expert David Margaret R. McDowell, developed successful real estate careers selling mountain The last time cyclical- new tech stocks. Ritter, this percentage of ChFC®, AIF®, author of resort cabins and condos. And at another time in my life, ly-adjusted valuations of The heavy thud of that non-profitable IPO’s is a the syndicated economic I left a contract management career with a large space companies were as high tech bubble crashing to the record. column “Arbor Outlook,” and defense corporation, and moved to Florida to pursue as they are now was just ground in 2000 can still be Ritter was recently is the founder of Arbor a counseling license, and a 15-year career counseling before the dot-com bubble heard by investors with a quoted in a Wall Street Wealth Management, troubled youths at a residential treatment facility. That in the year 2000. As we all long memory. In that year, Journal article, stating LLC, (850.608.6121 – worked into a 10-year career teaching psychology at remember, that bubble was some 400 Russell 3000 that “They (analysts) see www.arborwealth.net), Florida Gateway College in Lake City. driven by tech compa- companies were trading similarities with the dot- a fiduciary, “fee-only” I’ve found in my own life that when you reach out nies that went public in at ten times revenues com bubble of nearly two registered investment passionately, positively, and with dedication and commit- advance of achieving ac- or more. To put this in decades ago that left many advisory firm located near ment, in the direction of your dreams, you can succeed tual profitability. In other perspective, if a company investors with enormous Destin, FL. This column way above your hopes and dreams. I think we can always words, people were hungry earns a third of what it losses. The prior high-wa- should not be considered do more than we think we can. Nothing ventured, nothing to invest in companies that sells, it would take an in- ter mark for money-losing personalized investment gained. appeared to have limit- vestor who pays ten times companies going public advice and provides no My own experience has always showed that reach- less potential, but had yet revenue three decades to was 2000, when 81% of assurance that any specific ing out is worth the risk and the effort. I believe that if to prove that they could earn his money back. Now, stock-market debutantes strategy or investment will you follow your dream, face your plans with effort and become profitable enter- some 340 Russell 3000 were unprofitable...” be suitable or profitable for commitment, and give it your best efforts, you can learn prises. So the investment companies are trading Stock prices of these an investor. from the experience and your mistakes, instead of letting was actually in a compa- at ten times revenues or tech companies often rose doubts, fear, worry or complacency keep you from that ny’s possible future, not significantly during the better and more successful life that we all deserve. And chances are that you will have more success and a better life because of it. Work together with those special people in your life. Plan and schedule thoughtfully and thoroughly. Support Start-Up funding options explored each other and cooperate with each other. Realize your dream. My father-in-law used to tell me, “I’d rather wear Jeff Bauman your progress. This will help reinforce their trust in your out than rust out!” I’ve come around to agreeing with SCORE mentor business venture, while also putting you in a better po- him. Take that dream and make it a reality for you. Make In our last Ask SCORE column, we touched on the sition to renegotiate the agreement or ask for additional the most of the life you’ve been given. Go for the gold! various methods to fund a new start-up or buy an exist- funding if needed. Bob Denny is a retired licensed mental health coun- ing business. This column will focus on two of those selor. Please address your comments to bob.denny8@ mentioned – Family & Friends and Crowdfunding. Nearly every day, it seems, there’s another “success gmail.com or phone 386-454 4950. Family and friends can usually be counted on to story” about how crowdfunding—raising money from supply much-needed moral support when starting a new the public at large, usually via the Internet—has helped small business. Should they be considered potential someone finance a movie, build a smartphone app, or sources of start-up funding as well? Unlike banks and create a cool new computer game. Dozens of crowdfund- other third-party lenders, family and friends are already ing sites have emerged in recent years, with Kickstarter, Expressions from my heart familiar with your character, skills, and resources. They Indiegogo, Crowdfunder, and Rocket Hub among the A poem to the editor And the satisfaction also generally have a greater emotional interest in help- leaders. What has happened to found when our work ing you achieve your small business dreams. Does all that attention mean that crowdfunding is a American, sweet land that produces fruits. On the other hand, things like misunderstandings, viable financing source for a start-up or buying an exist- I love For these reasons, I am late or missed repayments, diminished expectations, and ing small business? Probably not…at least not yet. The melting pot of saddened by many of the other problems can create rifts in relationships that may While crowdfunding is an exciting and potentially people who believed in youth of today be difficult, if not impossible, to mend. Other family significant form of financing new businesses and product God above? Without respect for members could be drawn into the dispute, turning what development, it is too new and still subject to regulatory They came to this God or country; somehow once seemed a great idea into a broad, multi-generational restrictions to be a significant source of capital for small country, seeking freedom they lost their way. nightmare. company. above all Politics has become How can you tap this potentially helpful source of The majority of crowdfunding initiatives have fallen Willing to battle her so divisive; filled with startup funding with the least risk to your cherished rela- well short of their goals. Also, crowdfunding has yet to enemies when they heard bitterness and hate tionships? Here are some tips: pass federal financial regulators concerns about potential the call. Corruption seems the Make a solid case for funding by investing the same fraud. Currently, individuals can invest no more than The American flag was norm, no room for peace- level effort in preparing a funding pitch to friends and $2,000 or 5 percent of his/her annual income. They must a banner they were proud ful debate. family members as you would to a bank – a completed also work through an intermediary that is registered with to wave So the hopes I’ve business plan. At the very least a completed Business the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), a certifi- And they willingly always had for this nation Model Canvas. cation many smaller crowdfunding sites don’t have. sacrificed, so their family I hold dear, Set and agree on terms that includes a schedule for However, that doesn’t mean crowdfunding isn’t they could save. Are beginning to be repaying both the loan and any interest. Resist the temp- worth exploring. Success in crowdfunding hinges on There was a time when tarnished, in this, another tation to agree to a lender’s offer to “pay me back when how good a case one can make to prospective investors. a job well done brought a election year. you can.” Many entrepreneurs use brief videos that may attract sense of pride Yet one constant I can Set and agree on expectations. Some friends and many viewers for their entertainment value, but raise Hard work was reward- count on, when daily news family members may be under the impression that by little in the way of cash. Crowdfunding investors also ex- ing, and their children seems grim, doing you a favor with some funding, they’re entitled to pect something worthwhile in return for their investment, weren’t denied. God’s Word tells me certain benefits such as a job, free products or services, based on the amount contributed. The chance to have a not to fear, so I must pray or a say in how the business is run. What begins as a Crowdfunding is no doubt here to stay and will gain future full of meaningful and trust in Him! seemingly innocent “perk” can become expensive, and acceptance as regulatory issues are settled. For more pursuits Shirley Wade touch off the very relationship problems you hoped to information on Crowdfunding, go to www.citruscounty. avoid. score.org and type Crowdfunding in the search window. The Chiefland Citizen wel- purposes. comes reader input on topics of Letters from the same writer Communicate. Once your start-up is underway, Or give SCORE Citrus/Levy county a call at 352-249- local interest. To be considered will be considered once every communicate regularly with family and friends about 1236 for mentoring help. for publication, submissions 30 days. Submissions should be must adhere to the following limited to 500 words. 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- Shop Local, It Helps Everybody Addresses and phone numbers ular mail to Editor, 624 W. Park are only used for verification Ave, Chiefland, FL 32644. Thursday, October 11, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 9A SGA discusses school safety Quincey family celebrates family with Representative Stone ties with time-honored tradition Lori Prevatt a funny story about something AlyssaJo Citizen correspondent that happened at their wedding,” Strickland Bernice said. Bronson SGA Reporter The progeny of Sam and Anne They also played a trivia game Quincey met for a reunion at the to find out which sibling knew the Do you know how home of Bernice Quincey on Sept. most details about their siblings’ many representatives 29 as part of a longstanding tradi- weddings. Jewel McElroy, daughter represent our great tion of revolving reunion hosts and of Sam and Anne, won a gift certif- state of Florida? We locales for the Tri-County family. icate to the Cracker Barrel for her have exactly 122 repre- Bernice is the wife of the late Jack knowledge about her brother’s and sentatives in office in Quincey, who is also a child of Sam sister’s weddings. Tallahassee. and Anne. The children of Sam and Bernice and her daughter Karen On Oct. 2, Bronson Anne gather once a year to visit assembled small wedding picture Middle High School Bronson Middle High School Student Government with their siblings. booklets with wedding stories for students and faculty Association students talked with Rep. Charlie Stone on According to Bernice, the six re- each sibling as keepsakes. welcomed one, Rep. Oct. 2. maining siblings and their spouses The celebration continued into Charlie Stone. Mr. Stone take turns hosting the reunion. Sunday, as the siblings accompa- is a Republican member ideas on what he could political view is. I was “We have been doing this for 33 nied Bernice to church at Hardee- of the Florida House do to help students in impressed.” years,” Bernice said. “Ever since town Baptist Church. Bernice said of Representatives and our state. As a BMHS senior, Sam and Anne Quincey passed this is an annual occurrence as well represents the 22nd After meeting with sitting in the meeting away, we have met every year.” -- the host always takes the family District, which includes the SGA officer team, listening to what Mr. Donald Quincey, one of the late to their church. After church, the Levy County since 2012. there was a meeting Stone had to tell us sons of Anne and Sam, suggested to siblings, including their children Student Government held with the 2018- was very eye open- hold the reunion each year. and grandchildren, met at the officers had the pleas- 2019 senior class. He ing. I made me realize And this reunion is not your typi- Gathering Table to close out the ure to first meet with talked to the students that I want to strive cal gathering. According to Bernice, celebration. Rep. Stone and talk about government and to become more of a one year the family went on a trip Bernice said a unique fact about with him. During their what his job and re- productive citizen for to Savannah, Georgia; another year the siblings is that 9 out of the 11 meeting, they discussed sponsibilities are on a our community. It was it was Texas. “The host decides siblings lived to celebrate a 50th what the SGA officers daily basis. Rep. Stone real-life politics and where we will go,” Bernice said. wedding anniversary with their are currently doing to answered many ques- real-life responsibility This year, Bernice took the spouses. There are four couples help improve student tions from the student he was telling us about. siblings to The Ivy House for surpassing 50 years of marriage: and community involve- body about becoming I would like to see lunch and served them dinner on Lloyd and Jewel McElroy; Frank and ment at BMHS. Brittney a state representative, more elected officials the night of the Sept. 29. Bernice Clara Nell Quincey; Bruce and Faye Hinkley, BMHS SGA along with how to help come and speak at our said they shared time about their Wiggins; and Rudolph (Runt) and treasurer, asked Rep. our community. school. weddings while at her home. “Each Janie Quincey. These couples live Stone questions about Ms. Nelson, BMHS On behalf of my couple or sibling had a chance to in Trenton, except Runt and Janie, his views and what he SGA Advisor, said, “I senior class, I would talk about their weddings and share who live in Killeen, Texas. was doing to help the know one senior in SGA like to thank Rep. school environment a was very affected by Stone for taking time safer place for students Rep. Stone’s visit. She out of his busy sched- and faculty. now wants to major ule to come and speak “In the upcoming in Political Science. at our school. I would Horse Club preps for meeting, that will be I personally thought also like to say thank the main topic, making Rep. Stone chose an you to BMHS Principal the schools safer,” he important and inter- Mr. McCarthy, Super- explained. esting topic for not intendent Jeff Edison, Rep. Stone has trav- only the students, but and our School Board BCA Trail Ride eled around the 22nd also the faculty. He members for allowing District visiting schools kept his speech non- us to have this great and talking with stu- partisan by choosing a opportunity to meet dents. He’s been gath- topic that is important one of our State Repre- ering information and no matter what one’s sentatives.

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000UR77 000UQW5 10A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 11, 2018 CES welcomes dads Chiefland Elementary School held its annual “Dads Take your Child to School Day” breakfast on Sept 26. A special thank you goes to the cafeteria ladies for baking fresh cinnamon rolls for the event. Thanks also to Ralph’s Burger House for sponsoring the event. Thursday, October 11, 2018 B Sports Chiefland football rolls on homecoming night

Sean Arnold another score, this time ona 36-yard rush. Editor A PAT by Noah Nguyen, who was 5 for 5 on extra points, made it 30-0 by the end of There’s a lot to distract a team during the first quarter. Nguyen and punter Hector homecoming week. Barajas continue to stand out for Chiefland’s The Chiefland football team needed one special teams efforts. more pep pregame pep talk to get its sights Jalen Rutledge scored on a dazzling 76- set on the task at hand, and, as they’ve done yard run, only to watch it get trimmed by all season, showed they have a wide variety 22 yards due to an illegal block. Still, it was of ways to win football games. enough to catapult a 22-yard receiving score Hilliard, which entered the game having by Hammond on a shovel pass, forcing a combined for just two points in its previous running clock for the remainder of play. four games, was no match for the Indians, as Rutledge intercepted a pass in the opening the latter cruised to a 43-6 win on Oct. 5 to quarter. improve to 6-0. Jason White tacked on another touchdown Chiefland worked the edges and sprinkled for CMHS on a 35-yard run in the second in some shovel passes to attack the Red quarter. Flashes. After junior quarterback Ty Corbin Chad Williams added another interception ignited the game with a 39-yard touchdown for the “Shark Tank” Chiefland defense just on the third play from scrimmage, he found before halftime. Kirk Williams, the Homecoming King, in Hilliard gained minus-27 yards in the first the flats for an 18-yard scoring pass. half. Moments later, junior Jarrett Jerrels “We knew they weren’t going to be able to intercepted a Hilliard pass to help set up his move the ball on us and we got the perimeter SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen own 2-yard touchdown run, following an on them on offense to get what we wanted,” Chiefland receiver Amonte' Young runs the ball against Hilliard Oct. 5 while Kirk Williams end-around by receiver Amonte’ Young. Coach Adam Gore said. looks to deliver a lead block. A Wyatt Hammond sack for a safety put the “We came down here early and we were flat and we had to light into them a little bit,” Gore said. “You can’t start a game with want to be. They responded –- we came out CMHS lead at 23-0, and then Williams took in a lesser opponent flat and get where you playing physical.” Clash of the unbeatens

SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Sedrik Moultrie and the "Shark Tank" defense will look to slow down a potent Hawthorne passing attack. Chiefland Indians (6-0) at Hawthorne Hornets (5-0), Friday Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m.

Sean Arnold Coach Adam Gore said. “The (Jackson’s) really good. on any given night. Editor “They’re going to put some heat on us and we’ll see how The Indians suffered a bitter 26-23 loss on their last trip to we respond. I’m looking forward to it, the kids are looking Hawthorne, which was marred by a fight between the teams. For the third time this season, Chiefland is facing a team a forward to it.” Hawthorne won their meeting last year in Chiefland 44-7. team ranked in the top 5 in Class 1A. Gore knows his team is road tested, and expects it will The Indians, however, have already avenged three of their The Indians hit the road for the fifth time in seven games prepare well as it has all season. The Indians, however, faced lopsided losses from 2017. Friday, Oct. 12, to face an undefeated Hawthorne squad that’s an extra challenge in the run-up to the game as Hurricane score 50 or more points in each of its games. Michael scrambled plans. The Hornets, led by former football and basketball Florida “We’re no stranger to the road,” Gore said. “Let’s get on Bronson to finish road stretch Gator Cornelius Ingram, are bolstered this season by a couple the bus and let’s go play ‘em. We’re going to play physical Bronson is away from home for the third straight week on of standout transfers, who were added to a squad that finished and may the best team win. Oct. 12, as the Eagles (0-6) play at Branford (3-3). BMHS 7-2 last year, and was two touchdowns from going undefeat- “Either way, as a coaching staff, we trust our guys to play. suffered a 68-0 loss at Wildwood on Oct. 5, and play host to ed. I get naps before games now, and the reason why is I trust Chiefland next week, on Oct. 19. Leading Hornet rusher Uzeekie Fields, who gained more them to show up and play their tails off.” than 1,000 yards for Interlachen last season, is averaging 13.5 If Hawthore is the best offense Chiefland has faced, the Happy birthday, Coach McCall! yards per carry. Jeremiah James, a former Williston receiv- Indian defense is the best defense the Hornets will have Legendary Chiefland coach, and Bronson alumnus, C. er, leads Hawthorne in receiving yards. The team has three lined up against. The “Shark Tank” is a flexible unit with its Doyle McCall celebrates his 90th birthday Oct. 14. McCall receivers with at least 12 catches apiece. hybrid ends and ability to run on the edges as well as stuff the still roots for Chiefland from the sidelines, in a golf cart with Senior quarterback Kahleil Jackson leads the Hornets’ middle. his friend Kary Colson. He led the Indians to a state title in spread passing attack, averaging more than 250 yards per Junior quarterback Ty Corbin and senior running back Kirk 1961 and later helped inaugurate a state playoff system. He game through the air while tallying 22 touchdown passes Williams continue to anchor the offense with their respec- also founded the school’s track program and touched many against just two interceptions. tive breakout seasons for CMHS, but Chiefland has several young lives in innumerable ways along the way, as the Mc- “They’ve got speed galore, weapons galore,” CMHS playmakers that have the potential to break out for a big game Call name is synonymous with Chiefland athletics. Chipping away Chiefland Middle High school golfer Briar Keene hits a chip on the green in a tri-match with Newberry and Bell on Oct. 4 at Chiefland Golf and Country Club. The Indian golfers play their district meet Oct. 15 in Lake City. SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday October 11, 2018 Community Calendar a.m., at The Gathering Ta- ers informs us that SHINE Yard sale at ble in Chiefland. We will Area Coordinator Cheryl have our regular monthly Harris will be our guest St. Albans business meeting and then speaker. It will be very Mr. Charlie Watson, of interesting to find out what the Bell Woodturners, will changes have been made Episcopal have the in The Florida Department Church program. Woodworking of Elder Affairs’ SHINE Come to our yard sale requires patience and skill, (Serving Health Insurance Friday and Saturday, Oct. and Mr. Watson has said Needs of Elders) program. 12 and Oct. 13, from 8 he will bring examples She will also be able to an- a.m. to 2 p.m. There will of their work. We look swer our Medicare, Med- be bargains galore at the forward to seeing all re- icaid, and health insurance St. Albans Episcopal tired educators, paras and questions. Church located 4 miles volunteers. Hospitality Chair, Faye north of Walmart on HIgh- Sheffield, enlightens that way 19. we will be dining on a AARP Soup N Sandwich Lun- Gulf cheon at meetings close. Meeting Please bring your favor- Hammock The monthly meeting ite entree, drinks and/or of Local AARP Chapter desserts to be shared by #2133 will be held Tues- all. Each meal is always Homecoming day, Oct. 16, in the ForVets enjoyed, thanks to our chapter’s awesome hospi- stick,” prepared and served tunities or more informa- on down to taste all the Inc. Lodge House at Otter by cooks from local busi- tion, contact Annie White- delicious Chili’s for $5 & Smallwood Springs, starting at 10:30 tality team and cooks. Please remember “Can nesses and civic groups hurst, Foundation Director, and cast a vote for your a.m. in a casual, picnic setting. at [email protected]. favorite. The ladies of the Reunion If you’re over 50 years In Hand” by bringing The Annual Gull The evening includes door club will have homemade old, you’re welcome to “non-perishable and/or hy- Hammock and Small- prizes and drawings, as baked goods for sale which fellowship and freely giene” items for placement wood Reunion will be well as a cake auction fea- make the perfect afternoon dine with us for your first in Thanksgiving Food Yankee- held Saturday, Oct. 13, at turing delicious homemade snack. The Thrift Shoppe visit as our guest. In these Baskets. Also need candy Beck Park in Gulf Ham- cakes. will be open for your meetings, you’ll receive for local nursing homes town-Inglis mock, beginning at 10 Proceeds from the shopping pleasure from valuable information as to October events involving a.m. Lunch will be 1 p.m. event support Levy County 10am-2pm, with lots of what is happening in the children. For more infor- Womans Please bring a covered dish Schools programs promot- items on sale. If you have local area, be informed mation, call Program Chair of food. Friends, relatives, ing student learning and questions, call the Club about many local volun- Janice Rogers at 463-1889. Club news residents and former effective teaching, as well at 352-447-2057 or email teer options, enjoy good, Chili Cook-Off residents of Gulf Ham- as scholarships for Levy yiwomansclub@gmail. fellowship, have a great Annual However you like your mock are invited. Contact County seniors. com. lunch, and maybe even Chili, you’re sure to find Amelia at 352-629-4438 or Tickets are $20 for Thrift Shoppe win a door prize. Get in- it at the Yankeetown-In- Abby at 850-997-5153 for Beast Feast adults, and $10 for stu- It appears that everyone volved, join this great local glis Woman’s Club 32nd more information. dents (ages 8 to 17) and missed The Second To organization in community Annual Chili Cook-Off. returns to can be purchased at: all This year’s event will be None Thrift Shoppe over caring and sharing. Levy County Drummond the summer. Our grand See Chapter Treasurer Saturday, October 20th, Williston Community Bank, Capital 12noon-2pm at the club- re-opening in September Monthly Katherine LaBarca for The Ninth Annual Levy City Bank, and Suncoast was a GREAT success! local membership infor- County Schools Founda- house, 56th St., Yankee- Credit Union locations, as town. Everyone is invited Located behind the Yan- meeting of mation. tion Beast Feast is set for well as Beef ‘o Brady’s keetown-Inglis Woman’s Health Chair Susan Wells 6 p.m., Saturday Oct. 20, to enter their favorite chili (Chiefland), Levy County recipe; yours could be vot- Club on 56th St., Yankee- the LGREA will be joining us with at the Etheridge Produce Property Appraisers Office town, we continue to re- The regular month- excellent up to date infor- Farm in Williston. ed one of the tastiest three (Courthouse), and Inglis and win a cash prize. First ceive new inventory daily. ly meeting of the Levy mation concerning Senior The annual fundraiser Town hall. Tickets are also To celebrate our Septem- Gilchrist Retired Educators health choices and will event features a variety place wins $50, 2nd place available the night of the $25 and 3rd place $10. ber success, we’re having Association will be held check your Vital Signs. of great food, from clam event at the door. 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Shining with ican Veterans seeks dis- on Road, Cross City offers hosts bingo each Wednes- awarded in May each year. adding and updating the abled veterans to join the Bingo every Wednesday at day at 6:30 p.m.; and Fri- Church/Thrift Shops shoppe, man cave and bou- ONGOING (D.A.V.). We meet on the 12 p.m. start. Doors open day and Sunday at 7 p.m. Bronson United Meth- tique sections. In March first Thursday of each at 10:30 a.m., and cof- The post is at 13751 NE odist Thrift Shop, 235 everything on the racks ACTIVITIES month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef fee donuts and lunch will 52nd Place, Williston. Court St. in Bronson be- will be $1. Stocked sole- Armed Forces/Veterans O Brady's Restaurant, 7050 be available. DAVA also AMVETS Post 88 in hind the church, shop hours ly by donations from club Groups NW 140th Street, Chief- hosts Bingo on Saturdays Bronson (next to the Bron- are Friday and Saturday, 9 members and the commu- land. For additional infor- at 6 p.m., with doors open- son Speedway) at 10050 a.m. to 1 p.m. nity, the Second To None Chiefland Veterans of mation call ing at 4:30 p.m. There are N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo on Divine Mercy Thrift Thrift Shoppe is one of Foreign Wars Post and Commander Larry Fo- $100 jackpots, prizes and the second and fourth Tues- Center on the grounds of the finest and least expen- Auxiliary has moved to the land at home: 352-493- giveaways. The address is day of each month at 7 p.m. St. John the Evangelist sive in the area. Hours are corner of U.S. Highway 19 1351 or on cell: 727-773- 125 NE 165th Ave (Prison Grand Slam Bridge Church, 4050 NW High- Monday through Satur- North and 137th Street. 7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 Road). Come and have fun meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. way 27A, is open Fridays day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Any veteran of a foreign a.m. to 4 p.m. and support our veterans! Mondays at the Gather- and Saturdays from 9 a.m. Thursday 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. war and anyone who has a Tri-County Marine For more information, call ing Table in Chiefland. to 1 p.m. Sales go toward with questions 352-447- father, mother, brother, sis- League Detachment No. For information, call feeding the needy in the 2057 before Bingo. All ter, grandmother, grandfa- 352-498-7707 or 352-221- 1018 Marines are looking Joan at 352-493-4743. area. Donations are accept- proceeds generated from ther, son or daughter who 8043. for a few good men and Weekly and substitute ed. For more information, sales are given back to the has served overseas during women to join their organi- players are needed. please call 352-493-9723. community. Thrift Shop time of war and can furnish American Legion zation. Meetings are on the BINGO for a cause Holy Cross Catholic Volunteers are needed and a copy of a DD214 from Bingo American Legion third Monday of the month Tired of the rain? Need Church Thrift Shop in we will train. Any and all the military is invited to Post 236 of Bronson is at 6 p.m. The organization to get out of the house? Cross City has used fur- hours are needed. join us. We sponsor light open now for Bingo ev- is located at 1381 NE 82nd Come on down for Bingo niture and low prices. It is Tri–County Outreach dinners every Friday night ery Monday at 6 p.m. Ave. (off U.S. Highway on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- open on Fridays and Satur- Thrift Store is open Mon- with music. We are open on Bring a friend and come 19), Old Town. Bring a day of the month through days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. day through Thursday from Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 join us in the double- copy of your DD214 or dis- August at the Yankeetown For information or to do- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store p.m. Business meetings are wide at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. charge. 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SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and TALLADEGA maybe a few actual answers What’s your percentage on Chase Elliott’s chance to win THREE THINGS TO WATCH Why didn’t Denny force the the championship? issue? GODSPEAK: Young Chase 1. In the hole improved his standing by Let’s start with the obvious. winning Dover and advanc- Alex Bowman has dug Denny Hamlin and Chase Elliott ing. He moved up to a 50 himself a deep playoff hole have a history, and in terms of percent chance. thanks to a 28th-place finish public reaction, Denny’s reputa- KEN’S CALL: He’s running at Dover. He is 92 points tion took a hit. So when Denny well at the right time, which behind points leader Kevin had a shot to stick his nose kinda tells me he’ll make the Harvick and 34 points below in there in Turn 1 at Dover, on Final Four, at which point, the cut line for advancing. the final restart, he appeared by my math, he has a 1-in-4 Car owner Rick Hendrick has to back off and let Chase run shot. Where’s my calculator? two drivers in the playoffs, it out. That’s understandable Got it: 25 percent. but only one going into the in one respect, but then again, Round of 8. “We hope Alex man, that would’ve been spec- Who’ll be happy to see the can get the win down there,” tacular entertainment if he’d Talladega City Limits sign? said Hendrick, while celebrat- gone ugly on him. GODSPEAK: Let’s go with ing with his Dover winner Jamie McMurray, who has Chase Elliott. Where is Christopher Bell no ride in 2019. He is sneaky, next year? restrictor-plate good, and a 2. Welcome, wild-card Talladega win would let him Probably back in Xfinity, though exit NASCAR with a big win. While Charlotte Motor he has nothing to prove there. KEN’S CALL: No doubt, Alex Speedway’s Roval race has It’s never been just about Bowman. If you only have become a wild-card race of ability in auto racing’s pecking one shot to advance in the sorts for playoff contenders, order. Often, manufacturers playoffs, and that one shot Talladega Superspeedway and sponsors have the final hinges on victory, you take will always be a driver’s say about who gets promoted. your chances on a plate race. worst nightmare. Eight of In better economic times for the 12 survivors would like to NASCAR, Bell would almost be win this race and join Chase able to call his shot, depending FEUD OF THE WEEK Elliott with a pass to the on contractual issues. Now, not Round of 8. This big, 2.66-mile so much. But is he ready? You CLINT BOWYER VS. RYAN tri-oval, which is a lane wider better believe it. NEWMAN: Bowyer said his than Daytona, always pro- No. 14 Ford was jolted by duces major white-knuckle — Ken Willis, ken. Newman’s No. 31 Chevy, moments. All eyes will be on Talladega Superspeedway Sunday to see how [email protected] which eventually led to him the 500-mile race scrambles the NASCAR playoff field. This is crashing out of the race. 3. Entertainment value what happened to Daytona 500 champion Austin Dillon when he GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: raced at Talladega in April. [AP/RUSSELL NORRIS] CUP STANDINGS Bowyer is a playoff driver, Talladega Superspeed- and Newman is making way must have enormous World Truck Series race on Series event to make the big 1. Kevin Harvick 3101 laps until 2019, when he entertainment value because its primary network Satur- stage at Fox. Enjoy. 2. Kyle Busch 3096 joins Roush Fenway Racing. NASCAR’s two television day, while NBC is doing the 3. Martin Truex Jr. 3069 Bowyer was not happy. “I got partners are airing races on same on Sunday with the Cup — Godwin Kelly, godwin. 4. Joey Logano 3064 tore up passing a lapper,” their broadcast networks. Series event. This will be only [email protected] 5. Chase Elliott 3056 Bowyer groused. Fox will show the Camping the second (and last) Truck 6. Kurt Busch 3054 6. Brad Keselowski 3054 8. Ryan Blaney 3043 G O D W I N ’ S P I C K S 9. Aric Almirola 3033 FOR TALLADEGA 9. Clint Bowyer 3033 11. Kyle Larson 3031 WINNER: Brad Keselowski 12. Alex Bowman 3009 REST OF TOP 5: Joey Logano, 13. Austin Dillon 2101 Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, 14. Jimmie Johnson 2098 Aric Almirola DOVER 15. Denny Hamlin 2094 FIRST ONE OUT: Ryan Blaney 16. Erik Jones 2079 DARK HORSE: Ricky Sten- THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 17. Ryan Newman 629 house Jr. 18. Daniel Suarez 593 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Kes- 1. Pat on back Chase 19. Paul Menard 591 elowski or Logano wins this Elliott 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 581 race. They have six victories Chase Elliott got a pat on the scored his in their past eight starts at back from his car owner Rick second Talladega. Hendrick after winning Dover. Cup Series WHAT’S ON TAP “You know he is smart, he is win of the like his dad,” he said. “He is season at CUP SERIES: 1000Bulbs.com MOTOR MOUTHS really smart, he knows when Dover, then SITE: Talladega Superspeed- PODCAST to race and he has got unbe- scored a way (2.66-mile, tri-oval) lievable car control. I’m just compliment SCHEDULE: Saturday, practice Every race is a plate race for very fortunate to have him in from his car (NBC Sports Network, 11 a.m.), our two big eaters. Belly-up our camp.” owner. [AP/ qualifying (NBC Sports Net- to the pod! NICK WASS] work, 4:30 p.m.). Sunday, race 2. Laps don’t count (NBC, coverage begins at 1 Tune in online at p.m.; green flag, 2:15 p.m.) www.news-journalonline. Kevin Harvick led at Dover rather win.” brought out a decisive yellow com/daytonamotormouths five times for 286 (of 404) flag. “We’ve had so many CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: laps but finished sixth. Elliott 3. Teammate caution opportunities,” said Almirola, Fr8Auctions 250 led once, led 11 consecu- who finished 13th. “I’m frus- SITE: Talladega Superspeedway tive laps and won the race in Aric Almirola looked like he trated and mad and angry.” TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice overtime. Harvick will take was on his way to victory, (Fox Sports 2, 10 a.m. and 11:30 the Cup Series points lead to but with eight laps to go in — Godwin Kelly, godwin. a.m.), qualifying (Fox Sports 2, Talladega. “I don’t really care regulation, his teammate [email protected] 5:30 p.m.), Saturday race (Fox, about points,” he said. “I’d Clint Bowyer crashed, which 1 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 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 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 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

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KEVIN KYLE BUSCH CHASE MARTIN RYAN KURT BUSCH ARIC BRAD JOEY ERIK JONES HARVICK Prepared ELLIOTT TRUEX JR. BLANEY Will definitely ALMIROLA KESELOWSKI LOGANO Got back in Shares to leave Can his roll Has never Can play it be in the Due for a Miss the Won gear at Dover hometown Talladega survive the won a plate safe, if that’s front-pack break Big One and Talladega (Bakersfield) irritated Big One? race possible mix he’ll win in April with Rick Mears 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Thursday, October 11, 2018 Chiefland Citizen 5B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE PERRY CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Notice to Bid public work as set forth in Flori- THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA COURT STATE OF INDIANA OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL da Statute Chapter 287.134. CUIT FOR LEVY COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION COUNTY OF PERRY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY The Levy County Board of IN AND FOR THE STATE OF File No. 38-2018-CP-000198 CASE NUMBER: 62C01-1603- COUNTY, FLORIDA County Commissioners hereby Any person or affiliate who has FLORIDA DR-000090 Case No.: 2018-CP-213 gives notice that bids will be ac- been placed on the convicted Case Number: 2018-CP- IN RE: ESTATE OF cepted from FDOT pre-qualified vendor list following a public en- 00190 VIRGINIA ANN FITCH f/k/a KLEEMAN V KLEEMAN IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: bidders for the following work: tity crime may not submit a bid VIRGINIA FITCH WEST, to or contract with a public entity IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING l Division: Probate Widening and resurfacing of for construction of a public work NOEL JUNIOR RAMIREZ BEL- IT IS HEREBY ORDERED by ERNEST G. BATES. Levy County Road C-40A (SE as set forth in Florida Statute, TRAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Court that the Final Hearing Deceased. 193 Place) with asphaltic con- Chapter 287.133. Deceased (Full Administration) for this matter shall be held on crete leveling and surface The administration of the es- 24th day of October, 2018 at NOTICE OF ACTION course, shoulder work, drain- Bidder shall certify to eligibility NOTICE TO CREDITORS tate of VIRGINIA ANN FITCH 10:00 AM. (Formal Notice By Publication) age structures, and other in- in the bid proposal. The administration of the estate f/k/a VIRGINIA FITCH WEST, cidental items. Location of NOEL JUNIOR RAMIREZ BEL- deceased, whose date of So ordered on this the 17th day TO: RONALD BATES this work is Levy County Road Bidding Documents may be ob- TRAN, deceased, File number: death was April 9, 2018, whose of September, 2018. (Brother of the decedent) C-40A (SE 193 Place) from tained from: 2018-CP-000190 is pending in social security number was BUDDY BATES (Son of the Levy County Road C-40 east- the Circuit Court of the Eighth XXX-XX-3515, File Num- M. Lucy Goffinet Judge decedent) erly to State Road No. 55 (U.S. Mills Engineering Company Judicial Circuit in and for ber 38.:2018-CP-000198, is Perry Circuit Court SONNY BATES (Son of the Highway No. 19/98), a length P.O. Box 778 Levy County, Florida, Probate pending in the Circuit Court for decedent) of approximately 3.8 miles. Ap- Bronson, Florida 32621 division, the address of which Levy County, Florida, Probate Distribution: Cory Kleeman All unknown heirs, beneficia- proximately 180 days will be al- Phone: (352) 486-2872 FAX: is 355 South Court Street, Division, the address of which 8805 Deer Creek Rd ries, creditors, or all others who lowed for construction. (352) 486-2498 Bronson, Levy County, FL 3 is 355 South Court Street, Cannelton IN 47520 may have an interest in the 2621 , and that the names and Bronson, FL 32621. The names Montana Kleeman above estate: Sealed bids will be received at The right is reserved to accept address of the personal repre- and addresses of the Personal 297 Lighthouse Reach the office of the Levy County or reject any or all bids. sentative and personal Representative and the Per- Saint Marys GA 315 58 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Board of County Commission- representative's attorney are sonal Representative's attorney Petition for Administration has ers, in the Levy County Court- Published Oct.11, 18, 2018 set forth below. are set forth below. All creditors 315 Vicky Street been filed in this court. You house, located at 335 South ALL INTERESTED PERSONS of the estate of the Decedent Inglis, Florida, 34449 are required to serve a copy of Court Street, Bronson, Flori- FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ARE NOTIFIED THAT: and persons having claims or your written defenses, if any, da, until 2:00 P.M. (local time), LAW ENFORCEMENT, demands against the Dece- Published, Sept. 27, 2018 & on petitioner’s attorney, whose Tuesday, October 30, 2018 Petitioner All persons on whom this no- dent's estate on whom a copy Oct. 4, 11, 19, 2017 name and address are: at which time the bids will be vs. tice is served who have objec- of this notice has been served Jeffrey A. Fadley, P.A. opened and publicly read. Bid- MATTHEW LEE TYSINGER, tions that challenge the validity must file their claims with this Public Auction 180 NW 3rd Avenue, Suite A ding Documents must be ob- Case #42013 of the will, the qualifications of Court WITHIN THE LAT- Okeechobee, Florida 34972 tained before 5:00 P.M. (local Respondent the personal representative, ER OF THREE (3) MONTHS Notice is hereby given that: Un- time), Friday, October 26, 2018. venue, or jurisdiction of this AFTER THE DATE OF THE der SECTIONS 83.801-83.809 on or before December 31, Electronic (Internet) or facsimile NOTICE OF ACTION Court are required to file their FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES 2018, and file the original with (Fax) bids will not be accepted TO: MATTHEW LEE TYSING- objections with this Court NOTICE or 30 DAYS AFTER of the Florida State Lien Law, the clerk of this Court at 355 for this project. ER, WITHIN LATER OF THREE THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A Bronson Self Storage will sell South Court Street, Bronson, Residence Unknown MONTHS AFTER THE DATE COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON at Public Auction for cash only Florida 32621, either before Award, if made, will be based YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION THEM. all the personal property stored service or immediately there- on the apparent lowest respon- Administrative Complaint has OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR- All other creditors of the Dece- by: Clayton Fletcher, Unit A2; after. sive and responsible bidder been filed against you seeking TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE dent and other persons having Anthony Knight, Unit A29; Hol- based on the actual work in- to revoke your CORRECTION- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF claims or demands against ly Bates, Unit B79; Mandolyn Failure to serve and file written tended, including selected alter- AL Certificate in accordance THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All Decedent's estate must file Byrd, Unit C90; Anthony Martin, defenses as required may re- nates, if any, as determined by with Section 943.1395, F.S., creditors of the decedent and their claims with this Court. Unit D153; Donald Stinson, sult in a judgment or order for the County. and any rules promulgated other persons having claims or WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS Unit D175 at 10:00 AM Friday the relief demanded, without thereunder. demands against decedent's AFTER THE DATE OF THE October 26th, 2018, premises further notice. A Proposal Guaranty of not less You are required to serve a estate on whom a copy of this FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS of Bronson Self Storage, 500 Dated: September 28, 2018 than five percent (5%) of the to- written copy of your intent to notice is served within three NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND Commerce Street, Bronson, tal actual bid, in the form of ei- request a hearing pursuant months after the date of the DEMANDS NOT SO FILED FL 32621. Owner reserves the Clerk of the Circuit Court ther a certified check, cashiers to Section 120.57, F.S. upon first publication of this notice WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. right to bid at auction, reject Lacee Lane check, trust company treasur- Dean Register, Director, Crim- must file their claims with this NOTWITHSTANDING THE and/all bids, cancel or adjourn Deputy Clerk ers check, bank draft of any na- inal Justice Professionalism Court. WITHIN LATER OF TIME PERIOD SET FORTH sale. To resolve this claim call tional or state bank, or a Surety Program, Florida Department THREE MONTHS AFTER THE ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Mike, Manager at 352-486- First publication on Bid Bond, made payable to the of Law Enforcement, P. O. Box DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- TWO (2) OR MORE YEARS 2121 October 4, 20, 2018. "Levy County Board of County 1489, Tallahassee, Florida CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Commissioners", must accom- 32302-1489, on or before De- THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Published Oct. 4, 11, 2018 Published, Oct. 4, 11, 2018 pany each bid. A check or draft cember 2, 2018. Failure to do DATE OF SERVICE OF A The date of first publication of in an amount less than five per- so will result in a default being NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON this Notice is October 4, 2018 cent (5%) of the actual bid will entered against you to Revoke Pursuant to the provisions of Public Auction THEM. invalidate the bid. said certification pursuant to the Florida “Self-Storage Act” All other creditors of the dece- Attorney/Person Giving Notice: Section 120.60, F.S., and Rule (Fla. Stat. 83.801 et. sec.) Notice is hereby given that: Un- dent and persons having H. Randolph Klein; All work is to be done in ac- 11B-27, F.A.C. Notice of Sale is hereby given der SECTIONS 83.801-83.809 claims or demands against the Petitioner/ Attorney cordance with the Plans, and under said Act, to Wit: On Oc- OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES decedent's estate must file their Florida Bar Number: 219487 Special Provisions to accom- Dated: October 2, 2018 tober 27, 2018 at Big Chief's of the Florida State Lien Law, claims with this Court WITHIN KLEIN & KLEIN, LLC pany the Florida Department of Dean Register, Professionalism Mini Storage located at 1635 A&W Mini Storage will sell at THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 40 SE 11th Avenue Transportation Standard Spec- Director NW 27 Ave., Chiefland, Florida Public Auction for cash only all DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Ocala, Florida 34471 ifications for Road and Bridge FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF 32626 starting at 10 a.m., Big the personal property stored CATION OF THIS NOTICE Phone: (352) 732-7750 Construction January 2018. LAW ENFORCEMENT Chief's Mini Storage will con- by: contents from units 7, 19, ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Fax: (352) 732-7754 By: -s- Craig O’Connell, Divi- duct a Sale by Auction to the 20, 25, 43, 14, 50, 2, 28, 58, NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- [email protected] An entity or affiliate who has sion Representative highest bidder the contents of 56, 69, 70 at 10:00 AM No- EVER BARRED. been placed on the discrimina- the spaces rented by: Shawn- vember 3, 2018, premises of THE DATE OF THE FIRST Published Oct. 4, 11, 2018 tory vendor list may not submit Published Oct. 11, 18, 25, 2018 na Raines, Unit #230, Personal A&W Mini Storage 11760 NW PUBLICATION of This Notice is a bid to contract with a public Nov. 1, 2018 Property. and Clifford Albritton, 60th Ave, Chiefland FL 32626. October 4, 2018. Notice Under Fictitious Name entity for the construction of a Law Pursuant to Section Unit 236, Personal Property Owner reserves the right to bid and Daryl Davis, Unit 106, per- at auction, reject and/all bids, Personal Representative: 865.09, Florida Statutes sonal property cancel or adjourn sale. GLORJMARI GELLERT Published Oct. 11, 18, 2018 RAMIREZ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring Published Oct. 11, 18, 2018 Attorney for Personal Repre- to engage in business under the sentative fictitious name of : Smith Law Firm, LLC Carrabelle C. Smith Trust Lo- B. Larry Smith, Esquire cated at 105 E Park Ave. in the FBN 152687 County of LEVY, In the City of B. Shannon Smith, Esquire Chiefland, Florida 32626 in- FBN: 0022028 tends to register the said name Attorneys for Petitioner with the Division of Corpora- 322 East Park Avenue tions of the Florida Department Chiefland FL 32626 of State, Tallahassee, Florida. 352-490-5353/Fax:352-490- 5337 Dated: Chiefland, Florida this smithlawservice@smithlaw- 3rd day of October, 2018. firm.org James R. Beauchamp

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION BOUNDARY OF SAID NW 1/4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION County of Levy, State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED OF NE 1/4 A DISTANCE OF FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED NAMES IN WHICH AS- 360.00 FEET TO THE POINT Unless such Certificate shall be SESSED: KENNETH LEON- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF BEGINNING; THENCE S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, redeemed according to law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ARD ROLLINS A/K/A KEN- that the holder(s) of Certificate 87 DEG. 42 MIN. 39 SEC. W that the holder(s) of Certificate property described in such Cer- that the holder(s) of Certificate NETH LENARD ROLLINS, number 1561-16 of the sale of A DISTANCE OF 476.29 FEET; number 5704-16 of the sale of tificate will be sold to the high- number 4599-16 of the sale of KENNETH LENARD ROLLINS 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- THENCE RUN S 02 DEG. 15 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- MIN. 22 SEC. E A DISTANCE tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- lobby on the 5th day of Novem- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- All of said property being in the sued thereon. The name(s) of OF 331.31 FEET; THENCE sued thereon. The name(s) of ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. sued thereon. The name(s) of County of Levy, State of Florida. the holder(s) of said Certificate, RUN N 54 DEG. 03 MIN. the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the description of the property, 26 SEC. E A DISTANCE OF the description of the property, DATED this 19th day of Sep- the description of the property, Unless such Certificate shall be the name(s) in which it is as- 311.00 FEET; THENCE RUN the name(s) in which it is as- tember, 2018. the name(s) in which it is as- redeemed according to law, the sessed are as follows: S 89 DEG. 14 MIN. 47 SEC. sessed are as follows: Danny J. Shipp sessed are as follows: property described in such Cer- E A DISTANCE OF 211.84 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tificate will be sold to the high- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE FEET TO AFORESAID EAST NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE COURT LEVY COUNTY, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE est bidder in the Courthouse HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- BOUNDARY OF SAID NW 1/4 HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE FLORIDA HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE lobby on the 5th day of Novem- MENTS LLC OF THE NE 1/4; THENCE RUN CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. N 00 DEG. 14 MIN. 58 SEC. W 2222, LLC Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, 2222, LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ALONG SAID EAST BOUND- 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. DATED this 19th day of Sep- PROPERTY: LOT 2, IN B & R ARY A DISTANCE OF 170.32 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE tember, 2018. SUBDIVISION, UNIT #4, SAID FEET TO CLOSE ON THE PROPERTY: LOT 7, BLOCK NOTICE OF APPLICATION PROPERTY: LOT 6, BLOCK Danny J. Shipp TRACT ALSO DESCRIBED AS POINT OF BEGINNING. D, INGLEWOOD ESTATES, A FOR TAX DEED “N”, OF OAK RIDGE ESTATES, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT THE SUBDIVISION ACCORDING UNIT ONE, ACCORDING TO COURT LEVY COUNTY, NORTHEAST CORNER OF NAMES IN WHICH AS- TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- FLORIDA THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SESSED: JAMES L KEETON, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, that the holder(s) of Certificate CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 12 ADAMARIE KEETON A/K/A PAGE 6, PUBLIC RECORDS number 6328-16 of the sale of PAGE 7, 7A, AND 7B, PUBLIC Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, SOUTH, RANGE 18 EAST, ADA MARIE KEETON OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- RECORDS OF LEVY COUN- 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. THENCE RUN NORTH 88 DE- DA, TOGETHER WITH A 1976 tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- TY, FLORIDA, TOGETHER GREES 38‘18" WEST, ALONG All of said property being in the SKYL, DOUBLE-WIDE MO- sued thereon. The name(s) of WITH A 1998 REGENCY DOU- NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND WITH THE NORTH County of Levy, State of Florida. BILE HOME, BEARING TITLE the holder(s) of said Certificate, BLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME FOR TAX DEED BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NUMBERS 13355597 AND the description of the property, BEARING ID#S N17280A NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE Unless such Certificate shall be 13355598 AND ID NUMBERS the name(s) in which it is as- AND N17280B AND TITLE #S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NORTHWEST 1/4 A DISTANCE redeemed according to law, the 01630364AJ AND 01630364BJ, sessed are as follows: 79844136 AND 79844191, LO- that the holder(s) of Certificate OF 1030.46 FEET, THENCE property described in such Cer- SITUATE THEREON. CATED THEREON number 1759-16 of the sale of RUN SOUTH 01 DEGREE tificate will be sold to the high- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 22'28" EAST, A DISTANCE OF est bidder in the Courthouse NAMES IN WHICH AS- HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 207 FEET FOR A POINT OF lobby on the 5th day of Novem- SESSED: J T KENNEDY A/K/A CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG WILLIAM I ETHRIDGE A/K/A sued thereon. The name(s) of BEGINNING; THENCE RUN ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. JESSE TIMOTHY KENNEDY 2222, LLC WILLIAM ISAAC ETHRIDGE, the holder(s) of said Certificate, SOUTH 88 DEGREES 37'32" WILLIAM I ETHRIDGE, WIL- the description of the property, WEST, 294.43 FEET, THENCE DATED this 19th day of Sep- All of said property being in the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LIAM ISAAC ETHRIDGE the name(s) in which it is as- RUN SOUTH 01 DEGREE 22' tember, 2018. County of Levy, State of Florida. THE PROPERTY: LOT 3, RIS- sessed are as follows: 28" EAST 207 FEET, THENCE Danny J. Shipp EN PINES, ACCORDING TO All of said property being in the RUN NORTH 88 DEGREES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Unless such Certificate shall be THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- County of Levy, State of Florida. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 37'32" EAST, 294.43 FEET COURT LEVY COUNTY, redeemed according to law, the CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE THENCE RUN NORTH 01 DE- FLORIDA property described in such Cer- PAGE 7, PUBLIC RECORDS Unless such Certificate shall be CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG GREE 22'28" WEST, 207 FEET tificate will be sold to the high- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- redeemed according to law, the 2222, LLC TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, est bidder in the Courthouse DA, TOGETHER WITH A 1989 property described in such Cer- NING. 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. lobby on the 5th day of Novem- NOBILITY, DOUBLE-WIDE tificate will be sold to the high- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF est bidder in the Courthouse THE PROPERTY: THAT PART NOTICE OF APPLICATION ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. MOBILE HOME BEARING ID lobby on the 5th day of Novem- OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 NAMES IN WHICH AS- FOR TAX DEED #S N84400A AND N84400B SESSED: STEPHEN A MORA- DATED this 19th day of Sep- AND TITLE #S 47293478 AND ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. OF SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH, RANGE 19 EAST, VEC A/K/A STEPHEN MORA- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tember, 2018. 47293555, LOCATED THERE- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, VEC, STEPHEN A MORAVEC that the holder(s) of Certificate Danny J. Shipp ON. DATED this 19th day of Sep- LYING WEST OF THE CSX number 6276-16 of the sale of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tember, 2018. RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY All of said property being in the 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- COURT LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- Danny J. Shipp (FORMERLY ACLRR) LESS County of Levy, State of Florida. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FLORIDA SESSED: TOMMIE ADCOCK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND EXCEPT THE WEST 25 sued thereon. The name(s) of THOMPSON COURT LEVY COUNTY, FEET THEREOF, AND LESS Unless such Certificate shall be the holder(s) of said Certificate, Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, FLORIDA AND EXCEPT THE NORTH redeemed according to law, the the description of the property, 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. All of said property being in the 897 FEET OF THE NE 1/4 OF property described in such Cer- the name(s) in which it is as- County of Levy, State of Florida. Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, NOTICE OF APPLICATION SE 1/4 OF SECTION 6, TOWN- tificate will be sold to the high- sessed are as follows: 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. est bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED Unless such Certificate shall be SHIP 13 SOUTH, RANGE 19 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- lobby on the 5th day of Novem- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE redeemed according to law, the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IDA ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- property described in such Cer- FOR TAX DEED that the holder(s) of Certificate MENTS LLC tificate will be sold to the high- DATED this 19th day of Sep- number 879-14 of the sale of est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- SESSED: MARLENE B ACCO- tember, 2018. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE lobby on the 5th day of Novem- that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- LLA, MARLENE B ACCOLLA Danny J. Shipp PROPERTY: LOT 2, UNIT II, ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. number 1459-16 of the sale of sued thereon. The name(s) of A/K/A MARLENE BROWN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CEDAR PINES SUBDIVISION, 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- the holder(s) of said Certificate, COURT LEVY COUNTY, AS PER PLAT THEREOF RE- DATED this 19th day of Sep- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the description of the property, All of said property being in the FLORIDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, tember, 2018. sued thereon. The name(s) of the name(s) in which it is as- County of Levy, State of Florida. PAGE 39, PUBLIC RECORDS Danny J. Shipp the holder(s) of said Certificate, sessed are as follows: Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, Unless such Certificate shall be 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE COURT LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE redeemed according to law, the HOME. FLORIDA sessed are as follows: NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOLDER(S): JASON JOHN property described in such Cer- WASER tificate will be sold to the high- FOR TAX DEED NAMES IN WHICH AS- Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE est bidder in the Courthouse SESSED: JAMES K WETHER- 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE lobby on the 5th day of Novem- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, INGTON GIES, INC. that the holder(s) of Certificate PROPERTY: THE E 1/2 OF ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. THE NW 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION number 6458-16 of the sale of All of said property being in the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NE FOR TAX DEED DATED this 19th day of Sep- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. PROPERTY: PARCEL II THAT tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 1/4 OF SECTION 29, TOWN- PART OF THE NORTHEAST tember, 2018. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sued thereon. The name(s) of SHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 17 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 Danny J. Shipp Unless such Certificate shall be that the holder(s) of Certificate the holder(s) of said Certificate, EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- OF SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT redeemed according to law, the number 4990-14 of the sale of the description of the property, IDA 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 EAST, COURT LEVY COUNTY, property described in such Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- the name(s) in which it is as- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE- FLORIDA tificate will be sold to the high- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sessed are as follows: NAMES IN WHICH AS- ING MORE PARTICULARLY est bidder in the Courthouse sued thereon. The name(s) of SESSED: BESSIE GORDON DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, lobby on the 5th day of Novem- the holder(s) of said Certificate, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE A/K/A BESSIE GORDEN, BES- COMMENCE AT A RAILROAD 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. the description of the property, HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE SIE GORDEN SPIKE BEING AT THE NORTH- the name(s) in which it is as- CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG EAST CORNER OF SAID SEC- DATED this 19th day of Sep- sessed are as follows: NOTICE OF APPLICATION 2222, LLC All of said property being in the tember, 2018. TION 5 AND AT AN INTERSEC- FOR TAX DEED County of Levy, State of Florida. TION OF THE CENTERLINE Danny J. Shipp NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT OF STATE ROAD NO. S-241 Unless such Certificate shall be HOLDER(S): TAX EASE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PROPERTY: THE SOUTH 1/2 COURT LEVY COUNTY, WITH THE CENTERLINE redeemed according to law, the FUNDING 2016-1 LLC that the holder(s) of Certificate OF LOT 8, AND ALL OF LOT FLORIDA OF AN 80.0 FOOT COUNTY number 226-16 of the sale of 9, EGRET’S PASS, ACCORD- property described in such Cer- GRADED ROAD FOR A POINT LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, tificate will be sold to the high- OF REFERENCE; THENCE Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, THE PROPERTY: THE NORTH tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, est bidder in the Courthouse PROCEED SOUTH 02 DEG. 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. ONE HALF OF LOT 12, BLOCK sued thereon. The name(s) of PAGE 75, PUBLIC RECORDS lobby on the 5th day of Novem- 01 MIN. 02 SEC. EAST ALONG 2, JEANNE HEIBNER SUB- the holder(s) of said Certificate, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. THE EAST LINE OF SAID NOTICE OF APPLICATION DIVISION, ACCORDING TO the description of the property, SECTION 5 AND ALONG THE FOR TAX DEED THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- the name(s) in which it is as- NAMES IN WHICH AS- DATED this 19th day of Sep- SAID CENTERLINE OF STATE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, sessed are as follows: SESSED: ALLEN P GROSS, tember, 2018. ROAD NO. S-241, A DIS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PAGE 21, OF THE PUBLIC RE- STACY L GROSS, ALLEN Danny J. Shipp TANCE OF 40.0 FEET TO AN that the holder(s) of Certificate CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE GROSS, STACY GROSS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT INTERSECTION WITH THE number 3203-16 of the sale of FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE COURT LEVY COUNTY, EASTERLY PROLONGATION 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- A 1973 OAKR MOBILE HOME CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG All of said property being in the FLORIDA OF THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- BEARING ID#’S 0F32385X & 2222, LLC County of Levy, State of Florida. sued thereon. The name(s) of OF WAY LINE OF SAID 80.0 Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, 0F32385U LOCATED THERE- the holder(s) of said Certificate, FOOT COUNTY GRADED 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. ON. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Unless such Certificate shall be the description of the property, ROAD; THENCE SOUTH 87 THE PROPERTY: THE SE 1/4 redeemed according to law, the DEG. 37 MIN. 16 SEC. WEST the name(s) in which it is as- NAMES IN WHICH AS- OF SW 1/4 AND W 1/2 OF property described in such Cer- ALONG THE SAID EASTER- sessed are as follows: SESSED: WAYNE LANCAST- NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 AND SW tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE OF APPLICATION LY PROLONGATION OF THE ER, WAYNE LANCASTER 1/4 OF SE 1/4, IN SECTION est bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE AKA WAYNE M LANCASTER, 29, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, lobby on the 5th day of Novem- LINE AND PARALLEL TO THE HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE WAYNE LANCASTER AKA RANGE 14 EAST LEVY COUN- ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC- CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG that the holder(s) of Certificate WAYNE MILTON LANCASTER TY, FLORIDA 2222, LLC TION 5 (SAID NORTH LINE DATED this 19th day of Sep- number 1269-16 of the sale of ALSO BEING THE NORTH All of said property being in the NAMES IN WHICH AS- tember, 2018. 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- LINE OF SAID LEVY COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- County of Levy, State of Florida. SESSED: MARY MURPHY Danny J. Shipp THE PROPERTY: THE SOUTH FLORIDA, AND THE SOUTH CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sued thereon. The name(s) of LINE OF ALACHUA COUNTY, 1/2 OF LOTS 17, 18, 19, AND Unless such Certificate shall be All of said property being in the COURT LEVY COUNTY, the holder(s) of said Certificate, FLORIDA), A DISTANCE OF 20, BLOCK 19, CEDAR KEY, redeemed according to law, the County of Levy, State of Florida. FLORIDA the description of the property, 269.98 FEET TO THE POINT PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 3, PUB- property described in such Cer- the name(s) in which it is as- OF BEGINNING; FROM THE LIC RECORDS OF LEVY tificate will be sold to the high- Unless such Certificate shall be Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, sessed are as follows: SAID POINT OF BEGIN- COUNTY, FLORIDA est bidder in the Courthouse redeemed according to law, the 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. NING CONTINUE SOUTH 87 lobby on the 5th day of Novem- property described in such Cer- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE DEG. 37 MIN. 16 SEC. WEST NAMES IN WHICH AS- HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE OF APPLICATION SESSED: MARY WILSON ES- ALONG THE SAID SOUTHER- est bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED GIES, INC. LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN TATE, CHRISTINE SHEWEY DATED this 19th day of Sep- lobby on the 5th day of Novem- 80.0 FOOT COUNTY GRADED tember, 2018. ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ROAD, A DISTANCE OF 214.11 All of said property being in the Danny J. Shipp that the holder(s) of Certificate THE PROPERTY: TRACT # FEET; THENCE SOUTH 06 County of Levy, State of Florida. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED this 19th day of Sep- number 1362-16 of the sale of 236, UNIVERSITY ESTATES, DEG. 26 MIN. 34 SEC. EAST, COURT LEVY COUNTY, tember, 2018. 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- AN UNRECORDED SUBDI- A DISTANCE OF 421.05 FEET Unless such Certificate shall be VISION, BEING MORE PAR- FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- redeemed according to law, the TO AN INTERSECTION WITH CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sued thereon. The name(s) of TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS THE NORTH LINE OF THE property described in such Cer- Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, COURT LEVY COUNTY, the holder(s) of said Certificate, FOLLOWS: THE EAST 1/2 G.L. ROLLINS TRACT, AS tificate will be sold to the high- OF SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SE 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. FLORIDA the description of the property, est bidder in the Courthouse SURVEYED BY M.K. FLOW- the name(s) in which it is as- 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SECTION ERS AND ASSOCIATES, lobby on the 5th day of Novem- 15, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, sessed are as follows: ber, 2018 at 10:00 AM. DATED, MAY 21, 1974, SUR- 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY COUN- VEY NO. 113-74; THENCE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE TY, FLORIDA, TOGETHER NORTH 87 DEG. 37 MIN. 16 DATED this 19th day of Sep- WITH A 1987 HARLET, DOU- HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE tember, 2018. SEC. EAST PARALLEL TO CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG BLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME THE SAID NORTH LINE OF Danny J. Shipp BEARING ID#S N83502A AND 2222, LLC CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SECTION 5 ALONG THE SAID N83502B AND TITLE #S NORTH LINE OF THE G.L. COURT LEVY COUNTY, 43762567 AND 43808324, LO- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF FLORIDA ROLLINS TRACT, A DISTANCE THE PROPERTY: COM- CATED THEREON. OF 189.50 FEET; THENCE MENCE AT THE N.E. CORNER NORTH 03 DEG. 05 MIN. 32 Pub: 10/04/2018, 10/11/2018, NAMES IN WHICH AS- OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NE 10/18/2018, 10/25/2018. SEC. WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1/4 OF SECTION 20, TOWN- SESSED: JEFFREY M ROB- 420.02 FEET TO AN INTER- SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE BINS, JEFFREY M ROBBINS SECTION WITH THE SAID 17 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, A/K/A JEFFREY MICHAEL SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY FLORIDA, AND PROCEED ROBBINS, JEFFREY MI- LINE OF AN 80.0 FOOT COUN- THENCE S 00 DEG. 14 MIN. CHAEL ROBBINS TY GRADED ROAD AND THE 58 SEC. E ALONG THE EAST SAID POINT OF BEGINNING. All of said property being in the Thursday, October 11, 2018 Chiefland Citizen B7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ing a Low Country Boil - Scholarships, school great food, fun and com- AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Oct. 26 from 5 to 7 p.m. supplies for teachers & munity spirit! FLORIDA al Car and PROBATE DIVISION A minimum donation of students, youth athletics, continuedEvents from Page 2B CASE NO.: 38-2018-CP-209 $12.50 is required. Tickets Trade Show community garden, Kidz King of the are sold in advance and Eatz, library maintenance, IN RE: The Estate of Otter Springs Camp- at the door. The meal in- to name a few. Here’s DONALD KENNETH JOHN- a SALE... 50 percent off ground and Park is hosting Wing comes SON all clothing with a RED cludes baked beans, grits, the Third Annual Otter what to look forward to in Deceased. tag and any item marked bread, dessert and a drink. Springs Swap Meet Car the coming year, and all to Chiefland with an S. Remember our The church is located on events are at the Woman’s NOTICE TO CREDITORS Show and Trade Show on Come support your The administration of the es- NEW HOURS are Tues- U.S. 19 in Old Town. Call Veterans Day, Nov. 10. Clubhouse 5 56th St., local businesses compet- tate of DONALD KENNETH day thru Saturday 10 a.m. 352-542-7954 for more The event is to honor all Yankeetown, FL, unless ing at the first Tri-County JOHNSON, deceased, whose to 2 p.m. and Thursday information. who served. Registration otherwise noted: King of the Wing Satur- date of death was July 22, evening 5 p.m.to 7 p.m. Chili Cook-Off & Bake 2018, is pending in the Circuit is at 9 a.m. and the awards day, Oct. 13, at Chiefland Sale $5 Sat. Oct 20, 2018, Court in and for Levy Coun- before Bingo. Veterans will be issued at 2 p.m. Billiards & Sports Bar, ty, Florida, Probate Division, If you would like to Trophies will be awarded 12noon-2pm benefitting National Breast the address of which is 355 donate, PLEASE remem- Appreciation for show vehicles. All ven- Prime Rib Dinner & Auction Cancer Foundation, Inc. South Court Street, Bronson, ber that we do not except $25 Sat. Dec 8, 2018, Florida, 32621. The names dors are welcome for the The entry fee donation 5-9pm and addresses of the personal electronics: TV’s, stereos, Luncheon trade show. Motorcycles is $15 per person and in- representative and the person- computer monitors etc. Haven is hosting its are welcome. The event Women’s Wellness Weekend cludes 10 wings and a bev- al representative’s attorney are We do except working Veterans Appreciation is located at 6470 SW $TBD Fri-Sun Jan 18-20, erage. Admission begins set forth below. small appliances: toasters, 2019 All creditors of the decedent Luncheon Nov. 2 at the 80th Ave. Trenton. NAPA at 11 a.m. and the contest and other persons having blenders, slow cookers, Haven Community Build- Chiefland and ForVets Soup-A-Thon & Bake Sale is from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. claims or demands against etc. All proceeds gener- ing at 11 a.m. Community Camp Valor Project are $5 Sat, Jan 26, 2019, 12 The contest is limited to decedent’s estate on whom a ated from sales are given veterans are invited to join sponsors. Please contact noon-2pm the first 150 people. All copy of this notice is required back to the community. Italian Dinner $10 Sat, Feb to be served must file their us for this appreciation Nate at 352-356-1151 for proceeds go toward breast claims with this Court ON OR Stocked solely by dona- luncheon. The event is free more information. 9, 2019 5-8pm cancer awareness. BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 tions from club members and open to the public. Shrove Tuesday Pancake The local business- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME and the community, the Please RSVP to Vondla Yankeetown Supper $5 adults, $3 chil- es competing include: OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Second To None Thrift dren under 10, Tues, Mar 5, TION OF THIS NOTICE OR Sullivan at 352-493-8084 83 West; BubbaQues; 2019, 5-6:30pm 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Shoppe is one of the finest or vdsullivant@BeYour- Inglis Gathering Table; Big Deck OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF and least expensive in the Haven.org by Oct. 31 to Proceeds to Kidz Eatz - loca- Bar & Grill and Chiefland THIS NOTICE ON THEM. area. Call 352-447-2057 confirm your attendance. tion to be determined Billiards Sports Bar. All other creditors of the dece- Woman's Education Salad Luncheon dent and other persons having with questions Haven is located at 311 Chiefland Billiards is claims or demands against the NE 9th St. in Chiefland. at Inglis Community Center located at 1545 NW 26th decedent’s estate must file their Club $10 in advance, $15 at the Low Country The Yankeetown Ave. It will have free pool claims with this Court WITHIN door, Wed, Mar 13, 2019, 12 during the event, a DJ 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Otter Inglis Woman’s Club has Noon OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION entertaining with a wide Boil in Old announced its event/fund- Pancake Breakfast along OF THIS NOTICE. raiser lineup for next year. variety of music and col- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Springs with FOL Book Sale $5, Sat, All proceeds from these lege football on the TV’s. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Town Apr 13, 2019, 8-10:30am The Old Town United Call 352-493-9002 for SET FORTH IN FLORIDA Third Annu- events benefit the com- These events always bring STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Methodist Church is host- munity in so many ways more information. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The date of first publication of this notice is October 11, 2018.

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Personal Representative: PAULETTE PREAST JOHN- SON 20250 SE 35th Street month at 11 a.m. at the li- ter in Chiefland. Morriston, FL 32668 brary, 104 NE Third St., Williston Rotary meets Chiefland. The Friends sup- at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at Published Oct.11, 18, 2018 Calendar continued from Page 3B port the library by promot- First Presbyterian Church, ing the library’s programs 247 NE First St. and resources and through Help place in Inglis is the fund-raising projects to fourth Saturday of each purchase reading materials, Ask for help: Ev- month. Summer hours are 9 books on tape, videos, op- ery day, older adults are a.m. to noon. erating supplies and minor abused, neglected and The marketplace is in equipment. There are no denied their rights. Old- Inglis on Highway 19 in dues. For more informa- er adults have the right to front of Food Ranch For tion, please call Friends dignity and respect; to not more information, please President Ann Brown at be yelled at, hit or humil- call 352-302-1771. 352-226-7413. iated; and to make their own decisions. No one Dieting/Weight Control Grand Slam Bridge meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. has the right to abuse our Chiefland TOPS meets Mondays at St. John the elders physically or emo- from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. Evangelist Catholic Church tionally, to threaten them, on Mondays at Good Shep- in Chiefland. For informa- or to take their money or herd Lutheran Church, tion, call Joan at 352-493- property without consent. U.S. Highway 19, north 0279. Weekly and substi- Be empowered to prevent of Chiefland. Both sexes tute players are needed. becoming a victim of elder are welcome. For informa- Levy/Gilchrist Retired abuse. Talk to your cler- tion, call 352-463-9111. Educators Association gy, doctor or someone you We have a new TOPS meets on the third Monday trust and call the confiden- No. 0891 in Chiefland. The of every month at the Gath- tial Elder Abuse Hotline at group meeting is Thursdays ering Table in Chiefland. 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- at 11 a.m. All are welcome. The meeting will start 962-2873), if you or some- The group has national and at 10:30 a.m. followed by one you know is abused. international recognition. lunch. Any retired educa- Do not be afraid to ask for Come for a visit and learn tor from Gilchrist or Levy help. to lose weight your way! counties is invited to attend. Grandparents Rais- Please call 352-493-7339 Tri-County Cruisers ing Grandkids Support or 352-493-1351 for the meet to show off its clas- Group meets the third location and more informa- sic vehicles from 6:30 to 8 Tuesday at 10 a.m. to noon tion. p.m. on Fridays at the Gath- at First Baptist Church of Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- ering Table in Chiefland. Cross City, 16024 US. ing for Better Balance ev- Show up to show your car 19.,Cross City. Childcare ery Monday and Wednes- and have a good time. is provided. Meet with day at 11 a.m. at First Interested in bee other grandparents raising United Methodist Church, keeping? Thinking about grandchildren, share expe- 707 N. Main St., Chief- starting a hive? Do you riences, help find resources land, in the fellowship hall. have a hive and just want to that can help and support To register, please contact meet fellow bee keepers in each other. Elizabeth (Liz) Dalusio at the community? Please join For more information, Elder Options by calling fellow bee keepers in Bron- please call Gigi at 352- 352-378-6649 ext. 152 or son on the second Thursday 493-9183. 352-692-5252 of each month at 6 p.m. Chiefland Senior Social/Civic Groups in the Bronson Library at Center, 305 SW First St., 600 Gilbert St. Get ques- serves breakfast and lunch, Clover Squares will Monday-Friday. Monday hold a “plus” workshop at tions answered in a relaxed atmosphere at informal and Wednesday at 9 a.m. 6:30 p.m. and the dance at is exercise class. At 9:30 7 p.m. every Wednesday meetings. The Bronson Li- brary is located at 600 Gil- a.m. to noon on Mondays until a new class begins in is a card-making class. November at the Willis- bert Street, across from the Save-A-Lot. Wednesday is all other ton Crossings RV Resort crafts. Tuesday and Thurs- community center, 410 NE Rotary day come and socialize. Fifth St., Williston. For Chiefland Rotary Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon more information, please meets at noon Wednesdays is line dancing. The center call 352-528-3323. at The Gathering Table on is open from 8 a.m. to 5 Friends of the Luther Main Street. p.m. For more information, Callaway Public Library, Suwannee Valley Ro- please call Bernadette Pre- the Chiefland branch of tary meets at noon on ble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. the Levy County Public Thursdays at the Haven Food for Life distri- Library System, meet the Hospice Community Cen- bution at Chiefland First second Thursday of each 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 11, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS Please check your ad for any errors the first week it appears. The Chiefland Citizen will The North Central Florida Re- be responsible for only ONE 000UQ1U gional Housing Authority is seeking R & L MOBILE incorrect insertion and for no a qualified person to join its team as Family Owned and Operated Since 1996 greater extend than the number a Full-time Maintenance with excel- lent benefits. Salary based on ex- of words charged for in the perience. Must have a High School Premium Wood Buildings, advertisement. No adjustment EXECUTIVE SEEKING Diploma or GED equivalent and will be made on errors that do ADMINISTRATIVE Advertising Sales hold a valid Fl. driver license and be Metal Buildings & Carports ASSISTANT Representative able to pass a stringent drug and not materially affect the value of to the President background check. HVAC certifica- Quality products, affordable prices & service after the sale! Bachelor’s degree the advertisement. Any errors Williston Pioneer tion a plus but not required. Please required; or an equivalent should be reported immediately The full-time mail cover letter, resume’, and three combination of education and position works with new and (3) verifiable work references to the 352-472-7100 • 6530 SE SR 26, Trenton calling 493-4796 executive level existing advertising clients to attention of NCFRHA Search Com- experience may be substituted You will not be charged for any develop new revenue growth mittee Maintenance Position, P. O. www.RedBarnHomeCenter.com for the degree requirement. Classified Ad if canceled by our through Box 38, Bronson, Florida 32621 or Six years of full-time executive advertising sales. email to deadline, 4 p.m. on Monday. level [email protected]. support is required. Intermediate •2 or more years of newspaper Cover letter must include salary his- to advanced level or other media tory & maintenance exp. Please no 5th wheel with experience with personal advertising sales phone calls or visits. Position is computers, specifically the 3 slides. experience open until filled. Minorities & Veter- utilization of all Island kitchen •A successful track record in ans are encouraged to apply. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, meeting and exceeding sales NCFRHA is an EEO and a with lots of room. PowerPoint and Outlook) and goals Drug-Free Workplace. Adobe Professional products is re- •Must be self-motivated, highly $9,900 [tÜÅÉÇç cÜxzÇtÇvç quired. One or more years of 25222 SE Hwy 19, Old Town HINOTE ELECTRIC energetic and goal oriented supervisory #000U6WS •Identify and experience as a “lead” prospect for new sales opportu- employee, with responsibility for 9 exáÉâÜvx VxÇàxÜ nities 32’ with super slide. scheduling and •Must have • Free Pregnancy Tests assigning work, training new Sleeps 10 , reliable Salesperson needed at Gilchrist employees, and 4 bunk beds in rear. • Confidential & Caring transportation to make sales Building Supply. Looking for moti- assisting others with problems, is Accepting donations of gently used calls vated, ambitious person with retail Ready to go required. sales experience. Benefits availa- Consignments Welcome! maternity clothing & baby items Position close date is October 10, Interested persons may ble. Call Jeff at 352-463-2738 $7,900 Open Mon.-Thurs., 10 to 5 2018. contact Dale Bowen, General Tri-County’s Hometown RV Dealer and Repair Specialist Manager, at Part-Time Positions 721 NE 4th Street, Chiefland [email protected]. Trips and Tours Final Applicant MUST undergo 493-7773 Specialist I -Appleton drug, background and Driver’s Adjunct English -Citrus License screens. Adjunct Mathematics - Citrus EQUAL Auto Body How to Apply Today’s OPPORTUNITY Go to http://www.cf.edu/ EMPLOYER New Ads community/cf/hr/ Collision Select one of the following online I WILL REMOVE portals Administrative/ ANTENNA TOWERS for Free Faculty/Adjunct Career RepairPROSERVICES 352-322-6277 Opportunities or #000U6XE Professional/Career/Part-time Career Opportunities. – We Accept All Insurance Claims – Submit an electronic application, a copy of unofficial Doing business for Over 30 years. transcripts and resume online. LEVY COUNTY A copy of transcripts from an ac- Fanning Springs Auto PROPERTY FOR SALE credited institution must be sub- Hunting, Camping,Tree Harvesting mitted with the application. 60 acres for sale. SEC: 02, TWP:12, 3001 SW College Road, 16720 NW Hwy. 19 RNG 16, O2-12-16 0060.00 ACRES Ocala, FL 34474 Fanning Springs 352-463-2387 E1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF SE1/4 & SE 1/4 CF is an Equal OF SE 1/4, PARCEL ID NUMBER: Opportunity Employer LEVY-0245000000

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JERRY WILKS CONSTRUCTION LANGSTON TREE SERVICE #000UDFK HUNT’S#000U6X7 STAFF ASSISTANT IV- • Household Pests Advising/Student Success DOMESTIC000SRRQ VIOLENCE & High school diploma or • Termite Inspections SEXUALANOTHER ASSAULT WAY equivalent required. Prefer sec- • Bed Bugs SERVICES retarial or Office Management training beyond secondary Individual counseling and school level. Associate • Lawn & Ornamental Spraying support groups for women are degree desired. Four years of offered through Another Way, secretarial/clerical/computer Wesley • Tommy • Mike • Jacob Inc. Our services are and typing experience, in progressively responsible 4 S. Main St., Chiefland confidential and free. Call our positions required. 24 hour help line for service Position close date is October 3, 352-493-4772 1-800-242-9224 locations and information at 1- 2018. 866-875-7983. We also provide community education and How to Apply Go to http://www.cf.edu/ professional training to law community/cf/hr/ enforcement, healthcare and Select one of the following educational organizations. online portals Administrative/ JerrBIGy JOHNS Wilks SUPPLY Remember: Faculty/Adjunct Career HUNT’S PEST CONTROL #000UDBY RAPE IS A CRIME ... Opportunities or #000U6WY 3 Professional/Career/Part-time Fill Dirt Service ALWAYS. Career Opportunities. Submit an electronic • Fill Dirt • Lime Rock • Demolition application, a copy of unofficial Tommy Parrish transcripts and resume online. [email protected] 352-317-2688 • Top Soil • Culverts • Driveways Another Way, Inc. Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis Center A copy of transcripts from an ac- SPECIALIZING IN credited institution must be sub- • Carpet and mitted with the application. • 24 Hour Flood Restoration Upholstery Cleaning • Tile and Grout Cleaning 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, FL 352-493-3137 34474 • Commercial • Painting – Interior/ Exterior Pressure Washing Commercial or Residential No Job To Small! CF is an Equal Opportunity Employer

000UQ1D MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Full-Time PRESTIGE HOME Position, Experience With Injections & Stains on your Phlebotomy a plus, but will train. Must #000US3E be a self-starter, ability to multi-task in TRI COUNT SAW SHOP a busy office setting. Competitive sal- ary & benefits. Fax resume to: 1-866-895-8359 Or Email to: Whites? [email protected]. no phone Purify your Water! calls please Water Purification Treatment Systems NURSES Remove Iron and Reduce Sulfer Smell Nurses Needed at Correctional Well Supplies • Pumps • Tanks • Iron Filters Facilities. Centurion of Fl. Is seeking RNs and LPNs to work in Irrigation Filters • PVC Fittings • Pool Supplies • And More! Madison, Mayo, Live Oak, Jasper and Trenton. We offer three 12 352-490-6650 hour shifts/week, rotating week- Big John’s Supply 24 N. Main St., Chiefland ends, competitive salary and great benefits! Apply online at www.mhmcareers.com or call Amy at 850-299-2436 for more info. Email resume to [email protected]. EOE

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Ayers Health and Rehab Center a 5 Star Rating facility, is seeking #000URZV a MDS Nurse. Experience TRI COUNTY SAW SHOP required for a fast paced skilled unit. F/T comp, wages & benes. Located in the Tri-County Area. EOE DFWP Apply to the Center Address: 606 NE 7th St Trenton, FL 32693 FAX: 352-463-7710 END OF SEASON EMAIL: admin@ ayershealthandrehab.com Clearance Sale

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CASH FOR YOUR COINS Private ***PUBLISHER’S NOTICE*** Collector seeking U.S. coin collec- All real estate advertising in this tions. Top dollar paid in cash. Will newspaper is subject to the Fair travel to you. (352)949-1450 Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limita- tion or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin or an intention to make any such pref- erence, limitation or discrimination. *Familial status includes children 18’ heavy duty ladder stand, extra under the age of 18 living with par- wide seat, holds 350lb. $99 firm NIB ents or legal custodians, pregnant (352)463-7005 women and people securing cus- tody of children under 18. This newspaper will not knowingly ac- cept any advertising for real estate that is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspa- per are available on an equal op- CASH FOR USED MOBILE portunity basis. To complain of dis- HOMES! (352) 493-0227 crimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free tele- CASH FOR YOUR COINS Private phone number for the hearing im- Collector seeking U.S. coin collec- paired is 1-800-927-9275. tions. Top dollar paid in cash. Will For Sale or rent to own w/ $1500 travel to you. (352)949-1450 down and $550/mo- Suwannee Gar- dens 1204 SE 917th ST HWY 317 Looking to buy rifles, handguns & Old Town Fl 1/1 wit addl 2 buildings, older diesel tractors. 352-542-3060 new windows, flooring appliances new paint inside $39,000 Single fam- SEMI-RETIRED REMODELING ily home on 4 corner lots contractor wanting to buy homes or Owner/Agent Call 1-800-228-6422 or mobiles with land needing repair. 305-793-8476 (352) 493-7841 Jerry Orenchak. Lic. Real Estate Salesman

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Advertising Sales FENCE INSTALLATION or Repair. ****ATTENTION CONSUMERS***** 000UMT3 Brout’s Custom Service. All types of Please make sure you are using a li- ROOSTER TAIL Designed for 62+ or Opportunity fencing. Reasonable prices. 17+ censed & insured service profes- years experience. 352-949-1444 sional. Many service advertisers are Disabled Regardless of Advertising Salesperson required by state law to include their The Williston Pioneer has an open- 000UQ0R Age Rental Assistance state license number in all advertise- LAIRSON ENTERPRISES ing for a full or part time advertising ments. If you don’t see a license salesperson in Williston FL. We of- number in the ad you should inquire PIG SALE! Available fer an excellent opportunity for a ca- about it & be suspicious that you may At Lairson Enterprises reer in advertising sales and man- be contacting an unlicensed business. 25222 SE HWY 19, OLD TOWN agement. ALL TRADES Handyman Services, The Chiefland Citizen wants to insure 2 Bedroom Units pressure cleaning, painting, drywall, that our ads meet the requirements of Sat, November 24 The full time opportunity will include Available. carpentry & tile, even tractor services. the law. Beware of any service adver- a variety of employee benefits that 352-578-5325 tiser that can not provide proof that Starting at 8 a.m. include: paid vacation, sick leave, Handyman Residential services. they are licensed to do business. For This institution is an Equal 401k with company match, health questions about business licensing, 2017 Grand insurance, dental insurance and Professional home maint. and re- Opportunity Provider & Employer pair. Call Larry @ 352-949-1821 please call your city/county govern- Champion Breeder more. ment offices. An ideal candidate will have adver- POWER POLES, Electrical, tising sales experience or some prior Plumbing, Wells. We do it all! sales experience. We would con- Stephenson Septic (352) 542-8659 sider candidates without sales expe- CHERRY DINING rm table,6 chairs rience with exceptional skills and a with padded seats (2 arm chairs) willingness to learn. FILL DIRT Lime Rock, Culverts. $300, exc. cond. Moving. 493-0678 Best price guaranteed!JoynersTreeServiceSD0406.crtr - Page 1 - CompositeDISC HARROW $500., What we are looking for: Sales ex- Stephenson Service 352-542-8659 8ft. dining table/4 chairs, $300. perience or ability, Good communi- round wood table w/two chairs Join new expanded beall’s outlet cation skills, Advertising 000UQ0F $40., (352) 240-5470 rent a center subway little caesar’s JOYNERS TREE knowledge/ability to learn, Positive VICKIE & Freds almost new furniture. and many other great stores in 1000 attitude, computer knowledge, A de- 17 S. Main, Chiefland. 493-0004. sq.ft. &/or 1800 sq. ft, space adjoin- gree in advertising, marketing or Quality used furniture & accessories. ing Winn Dixie busy main entrance public relations would be very desir- Contact Stephen Cordle OR in reopened as established mail able, but not required. AA Ralph’s Lawn Mowing and bush @386-688-3741 or Call and more postal packaging store. hogging 352-221-2564 Please call John Ruggles at We require :A dependable vehicle, ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING David @ 727-422-3043 727-536-3655 for more info. Pre-employment drug screening. For all your outdoor needs. Free est. We are an Equal Opportunity Em- 352-316-5624 ployer and welcome all candidates. 24 Hr. Emergency Service Little’s Property Maintenance FALL BAZAAR Yard & Bake sale. Lot Clean up and Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Fri- To apply please forward your Spring clean-ups, leaf and debris re- Demolition Services day & Saturday, 10/12 & 10/13, resume to Dale Bowen moval , tree trimming & removal, 8am-2pm. Hwy. 19, next to the Da- [email protected] tractor services and complete lawn Also Available 5 DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOMES kota Winery. or apply in person at The Chiefland services. One call does it all seniors FOR SALE, ALL ON SEPARATE Citizen office at 624 West Park Ave and vets 10% discount Fri & Sat. 8:30 till 2, tools, home im- PROPERTIES, FROM $55,000 TO 352-535-5379 Licensed & Insured provement, materials, homegoods, $ 80,000 ALL IN GOOD CONDI- clothes and lots more. Something TION LAKE FRONT, ACREAGE, for everyone 11990 NW 110 Ave., OR LOT. DIXIE REALTY Chiefland 352-542-7027 CALL FOR INFO. AAA TREE SERVICE - Removal, Moving Sale - 1263 835th NE ST For Sale or rent to own $2,500 down Trimming, climbers & bucket Old Town FL. 25 year moving sale. and $650/mo-396 NE 134th St Cross trucks. low prices. Fully insured. Class A CDL flatbed driver needed Jeanie Keisler, LMT, 10 yrs exp. little bit of everything, tools, gas City 3/1 cottage, fenced corner lo t for block deliveries. Manual labor re- Your home town tree service logs, log splitter fishing and camp- central A/C and heat, fireplace ,freshly w/aroma & sound tech., Hwy 19 (352)210-3344. Bronson- Large remodeled 2/2 MH quired, must pass drug test and have Chiefland. Nights & Wkends avail. ing. Sat. Oct. 13 9-2pm painted, new carpeting, carport, in city $800/month with 1st, last & sec. dep. center $49,900 Call 1-800-228-6422 clean driving record. Competitive pay Lic#MA66829. I’m on Facebook. GRIFFIN’S Tree Trimming & Hauling NOTICE yard sale lady 92 Ford Van with benefits. Apply at: Bell Concrete 352-505-8779 or 352-486-2350 or For appt call 904-306-6840. Licensed & Insured. 24 hour service needs work ,interior good, $300 352-949-2819 Products, 2480 N. US 129, Bell FL Free estimates. Owner Operated. 352-490-7817 any one is welcome DELIVERY DRIVER Wanted. No 352-535-5334 Riverwalk Community yard sale Sat. OLD TOWN Area 2/2, $500 monthly, CDL required. Apply in person: 301 Little’s Property Maint. Tree Trim- Oct 13th. 8am-1pm. 7150 TL John- 2/1 $450 monthly, $300 security De- SE 11th St., Trenton. (352) 463-6444 ming & removal. Fast reliable quality son Blvd Fanning Springs @ club- posit. Call 352-535-5455 work. Resid. & Comm 352-535-5379 EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST house parking lot and neighborhood. TENANT INCENTIVES needed, 3-4 days a week, 26-36 CHIEFLAND hours Hair For All. apply in person or FREEMAN PLUMBING, Inc. Quality TREE SERVICE - A professional li- Trenton- Oct. 13th 8-12 multi family call (352)493-4247 ask for Terri & Service. 493-3801 or 210-0062. censed & insured tree service. Free yard / moving sale. furn, clothes, & 2202 US Hwy 19 State Cert. #CFC57595. estimates, lots & power lines household items 6590 NW 165th St HELP Wanted on Horse Farm in cleared, trees trimmed and/or re- SEPTIC/DRAIN FIELD installs, YARD SALE: Fri., & Sat., Oct. 12th, & Bronson. Must have horse exp. moved. 24-hour emergency service pump outs, certs, porta-potties. 13th, 8am to 2pm at St. Albans Epis- • 3136 sq ft, turnkey 486-4234. Do not show up, calls only. & insurance claims. Call Ressler Stephenson Septic. (352)542-8659 copal Church located 4 miles North of 2002 DW 4br/2ba 2280 sq ft. 7970 Professional Tree Service. Kennedy Chinese restaurant. Someone to do housecleaning 4 Walmart on US 19. Bargains for eve- NW 180th St, Trenton asking Ressler. (352)493-9313 hrs twice a month. Must have de- ryone! $40,000 buyer needs to remove Low rent, pendable transporation and refer- from property 352-535-5248 ences. Chiefland Area. Wanted 6ft tenant incentives. Bush Hog and 6ft. box blade. Call • 16,997 sq. ft. retail 352-490-4176 formerly Sears Outlet VISA, MASTERCARD & DIS- HURST PRESSURE Wash & Paint COVER are now accepted at Chief- Since 1987. Free estimates. Thank VENDORS WANTED: For Flea Store land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. You! Pastor Jim Hurst Market/Estate Sale in Cedar Key on Canning supplies: 22 qt. pressure Available immediate Ask your friendly advisor about 352-221-4534 7150 SW Hwy. 24. Free space availa- cooker $35 & slightly used cann- making payment using your credit ble. Donations will be accepted to pay ing jars $.40 each 352-210-1321 Cross City, RV $495/month or occupancy. Low low card! (352) 493-4796 for ad. Plenty of parking & selling $135/week Fully furnished, IN- rent. space. Oct. 20 & Oct. 21 during Sea- Charbroil commercial series pro- CLUDES UTILITIES, new bed, cov- food Festival. 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#000UQ27 SUWANNEE RIVER BRAKE 000UK3E Thursday, October 11, 2018 Chiefland Citizen B10 Ask the Guys Fast Facts Reader Humor Dear Classified Guys, Picture This Old Friend I was so excited when I bought my There isn't much exciting about I don't normally pick things up on $800,000 home as a FSBO (For Sale garbage, or is there? In 2004, two the side of the road, but last week I By Owner) because I saved a bundle. French photojournalists put together an passed a house that was throwing out In addition, I was moving to an art show displaying pictures of things an old reclining chair. Although it's upscale neighborhood with people I they collected from celebrities' garbage. ugly plaid coloring made it look like it thought were socially elite. For It took them more than 15 years, but the wouldn't match anything, I knew my instance, my neighbor is a surgeon results were fascinating to many. For son would love it for his dorm room. at a prestigious hospital. However, example, they learned that Marlon I opened my trunk and began strug- after last week, I'm terribly disap- Duane “Cash” Holze Brando may have favored peach fla- gling to get it in the car. I must have pointed. Twice a year the community & Todd “Carry” Holze vored diet Snapple or possibly dyed his been quite loud because a woman has a garbage day where homeown- hair with L'Oreal Preference in a shade came running out of the house and ers can throw out anything, even of soft black. Tom Cruise's garbage politely said, "Let me help you, but we large items such as furniture or 09/30/1210/7/18 ©The Classified Guys® included toiletries that suggested he may have to be quiet about it." appliances. Then, the town hauls it ©The Classified Guys® have used over 13 face care products. "I appreciate the help," I thanked away at no cost. After all of us piled Trash Talk her, "but why do we have to be quiet?" our junk on the curb, I spotted a few munity's interest. in the landfill. While your curbside pile She smiled and whispered, "My of my neighbors cruising the streets Carry: In case you don’t know, your may have no value to you, someone else Every day the average person gener- husbands asleep and he doesn't know and dumpster diving through the neighborhood is not unique. This type may be able to fix or use those discarded ates 4.4 pounds of garbage. After recy- I’m throwing it out!" piles. I even watched my neighbor, of event occurs in towns and cities items, even your neighboring surgeon. cling metal, plastic and paper, there is (Thanks to Silvia M.) the surgeon, load some of my everywhere and, believe it or not, the Cash: The art of finding something still 3.6 pounds that needs to be dis- stuff into his trunk. This is same process of neighbors looking for nothing or just trying to save money carded. So what happens to it? supposedly an upscale through each other's curbside piles goes is inherent in many of us. You yourself According to the National Energy Laughs For Sale neighborhood. Why would on all the time. have used this principle in buying a Education Development Project, 55% Wonder if anyone can these people resort to such Cash: While you may not be inter- FSBO and saving money on the cost of of it ends up in landfills. However, find this "guesthouse"? tacky behavior? ested, others consider it a treasure hunt your new home. some states have found a use for such FOR RENT , ••• for several reasons. Some are simply Carry: Before you're too harsh on places. Virginia Beach created Mount 2 Bdrm, 1 Bth Guesshouse Carry: It doesn't matter who you are collectors looking for scrap metal or your neighbor's actions, maybe you Trashmore. Once a large landfill, it is very spacious, or how much you make, one man's items of value, while others are search- should reevaluate your concern for now a 165 acre recreational park and off Hideaway Drive. trash is another man's treasure. ing for something that they can use. social status. tourist attraction. The facilities include Cash: Maybe your town should Carry: Maybe you should look at it as Cash: After all, if you become playgrounds, picnic areas, basketball Got a question, funny story, or just want to give change the name from "garbage day" a way of recycling. Every piece that friends with your neighbor, you may be and volleyball courts and two lakes us your opinion? We want to hear all about it! to "swap day" considering your com- someone picks up is one less that ends up visiting some of your stuff! stocked with fish. Email us at [email protected]. www.ClassifiedGuys.com TriCoTransmissionEA0316.crtr - Page 1 - Composite

Jenelle Shelton, Owner Special Discount for Veterans Cole Booth, Office Manager and First Responders 15565 NW Hwy. 19, Chiefland