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Proudly serving Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years C2 sections, 20 pages ITIZEN Volume 69, Number 47 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 City releases monies seized Fighting fire with fire at Goethe from raids 17,500 acres of controlled burns planned for Goethe State Park

Suzette Cook Suzette Cook Reporter Reporter

Chiefland Police Chief ou can hear Scott Anderson was the blades given the go ahead by Yspinning in the City Commission to the distance. Florida spend $15,000 out of Forest Service crew the $51,811 deposited members are hoping into the Law Enforce- that the helicopter ment Trust Fund last on its way from week. Withlacoochee to the According to City Goethe State Forest Manager Mary Ellzey, headquarters will be the deposited cash was a big one. forfeited monies seized “Hear the bird?” during the raid of eight one firefighter yells internet cafes on Nov. out. “Sounds like the 3. With that the depos- Huey!” it, the fund balance Within 10 minutes, reached $60,697.38 as a Bell UH-1H, aka of Jan. 14. “the Huey,” with the See RAID Page 4A No. 24 on its nose, comes into view, makes a smooth landing and is Love March to greeted by Incident Commander Jerry honor Dr. King Horton. A Community Love Everyone’s happy March and celebration to have the Huey will be held in honor of because of the extra SUZETTE COOK/Citizen Dr. Martin Luther King, room. Not only will Mitigation Specialist and Public Informations Officer Ludie Bond ensures there is effective communication between Jr. on Jan. 21 in Chief- the copter carry multiple agencies for a large-scale controlled burn in Levy County. land. veteran Rotary Craft The march lines up at Firefighter Pilot Keith Island Aerial Burn. from Marion, Alachua, Talk of weather together. First United Methodist Fender and a spotter Two hours before Gilchrist and Levy conditions and safety He reminded the Church, 707 N. Main St., but also an Aerial the Huey landed, about counties. Often the En- expectations contin- teams of emergency at 11 a.m. A celebration Ignition Dispenser 40 Florida Fire Service vironmental Protection ued. “The winds have protocol if something of Dr. Martin Luther that will be operated crew gathered for a Agency is involved also. changed,” Horton happened to the copter King, Jr. immediately by Forest Ranger morning briefing and “Make sure headlights reminded the teams. during the burn. “Only follows the Love March Robert Dorminey, went over the incident and red lights are on “Defensive driving, got division supers make at City Park, across from plus thousands of action plan. when on the highways,” smoke signs out there the decision if some- the Train Depot. plastic balls that will The Incident Com- Horton said. “Make sure already.” thing goes wrong with An open forum will ignite thousands of mander in Chief (ICT) our radios have new Then he made sure the helicopter,” Horton be held 6 p.m. Sunday, acres. The Jan. 10 Jerry Horton talked batteries, communica- the crew in charge of said. Jan. 20, at The Potter’s prescribed burn is safety and assignments tions, know the com- protecting the endan- Once radio channels House, 217 SW 4th St. officially known as with 40 firefighters munications plan,” he gered Red-cockaded For more information, the 2019 Daniels and crew gathered added. Woodpecker had a plan See FIRE Page 3A contact Apostle Lance Hayes at 352-672-0723.

Family fun day to Walking stick is tribute to heritage celebrate MLK in Suzette Cook Bronson Reporter Come one, come all and help celebrate the oe Hardin speaks life and legacy of Dr. softly and carries Martin Luther King Ja big stick. on Monday Jan. 21, 10 The 67-year-old a.m. to 2 p.m in Bron- Tennessee native who son. The celebration of now lives in Bronson Dr. King will be held at is proud of his Chero- the pavilion in front of kee heritage and pays the health department tribute to his tribe and on West Main Street loved ones by incor- in Bronson. There will porating mementos be food, fun, history, related to them onto games, voter registration his 6-foot tall walking and unity. stick. Hardin said he discovered the stick in CHIEFLAND Turkey Creek in Savan- nah, Tennessee. “It’s CITIZEN beaver cut,” he said 624 W. Park Ave about the stick that is Chiefland, Fl 32626 as an inch taller than he is. Phone: 352-493-4796 “The top was chewed off by a beaver.” Hardin started dec- orating the stick years ago when he acquired a scorpion. “That’s the first thing a guy gave me and that got me started,” he said. The tiny seahorse on the stick has special mean- ing to Hardin. “That belonged to my wife,” he said. “She had that since she was a child. She died three years ago.” Hardin added other items to the walking stick such as several ream catchers from his journeys. “Most everything came from a flea mar- ket somewhere,” he said. The vintage buffalo nickel found him, he added. “My stepson passed away two years ago. We drove to Mem- phis and when I got out and set my feet on SUZETTE COOK/Citizen See STICK Page 10A Joe Hardin of Bronson turned his walking stick into a tribute to his Cherokee heritage. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 17, 2019 Levy County Sheriff's Reports Most Wanted The Levy County Bond $7,000. Sheriff’s Office reports the • Jan. 13, Shane Christo- following arrests: Often Used Abbreviations pher Mozdzer-Mackey, 24, • Jan. 8, Mark Stuart DL - Driver’s License Bronson, VOP. Allen, 26, Trenton, battery. DWLSR - Driving While License • Jan. 7, Bryce Alan Bond $1,000. Suspended or Revoked Murphy, 31, Jacksonville, • Jan. 11, Robert DUI - Driving Under the Influence non-support of children or Mathew Andrews, 30, FTA - Failure to Appear spouse. Bond $100. Trenton, violation of condi- ROR - Released on Own Recognizance • Jan. 11, Steven Lee tional release. RWV - Resisting With Violence Nilsen II, 32, Morriston, • Jan. 9, Roddrick Jovon RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence FTA. Bond $5,000. Anthony, 25, Bronson, VOP - Violation of Probation • Jan. 10, Kwanteria Richard Cantlebarry Precious Marshall possession of a weapon or Alizeyh Richardson, 21, 54, Chiefland 40, Delray Beach ammunition by a convicted wayne English, 27, South • Jan. 13, Ronald Merritt Chiefland, battery, criminal VOP VOP felon. Bond $100,000. Port, battery. ROR. Kingsley, 29, Gainesville, mischief, burglary with as- • Jan. 7, Micah Dash • Jan. 12, Andrew possession of a controlled sault or battery, grand theft. Banda, 20, Bronson, out Genrehawariat, 50, substance w/o a prescrip- Bond $32,000. of county warrant. Bond Gainesville, out of county tion. • Jan. 8, Kali Lynn Rob- $1,000. warrant. • Jan. 8, Gary McCabe, erts, 23, Chiefland, DWLS, • Jan. 10, Charles Leon • Jan. 9, Richard Wayne 34, aggravated battery possession of marijuana not Bell, 27, Williston, FTA. Hall, 59, Trenton, failure to by a person detained in a more than 20 grams, pos- ROR. re-register as a sex preda- prison or jail facility. Bond session and/or use of drug • Jan. 9, Joshua Paul tor. ROR. $25,000. equipment. Bond $3,000. Benz, 27, Naples, out of • Jan. 10, Gary Randall • Jan. 11, Cecil McCray, • Jan. 13, Johnny Calvin county warrant. Hammock, 58, Trenton, 33, Gainesville, fleeing/ Sheppard, 51, Chiefland, • Jan. 7, William G. possession of cocaine, eluding, DWLS, carry- battery, obstruction of Jaclyn Richard Jauwan Smith Buesing, 38, Cedar Key, possession of marijuana ing a concealed firearm, justice/tampering. Bond 28, Archer 21, Tampa VOP DWLS, possession of not more than 20 grams, possession of a weapon or $25,000. VOP marijuana not more than possession and/or use of ammunition by a convict- • Jan. 10, Carlo Charles 20 grams, possession and/ drug equipment. Bond ed felon, obstruction W/ Sinnard, 44, Chiefland, ­Anyone with infor- or use of drug equipment. $27,000. OV, possession of cocaine, battery, possession of a mation about these Bond $3,000. • Jan. 8, Teri Heberling, possession of Methaqua- controlled substance w/o individuals is asked • Jan. 13, Linda Ann 28, Chiefland, possession lone or Mecloqualone, a prescription, possession to call the Sheriff’s Burrill, 60, Williston, of a controlled substance delivery or distribution of and/or use of drug equip- Office at 486-5111. To violation of conditional w/o a prescription. Methaqualone or Meclo- ment. Bond $46,000. remain anonymous, release. • Jan. 10, Shaun Lenley • Jan. 8, Annette Foster qualone, possession of a call Crime Stoppers • Jan. 10, Jose Luis Standridge, 44, Archer, out Hill, 58, Williston, battery. controlled substance w/o at 1-877-349-8477. Castro, 32, Tampa, battery, Bond $1,000. a prescription, possession of county warrant, DWLS. aggravated child abuse. • Jan. 7, Christian J. of marijuana not more than Bond $3,000. Bond $55,000. Howard, 47, Inglis, out 20 grams. Bond $341,000. • Jan. 12, Derik Allen • Jan. 8, Bettye Equil- of county warrant. Bond • Jan. 13, Deanna Nicole Strevel, 37, East Point, out Kenny Williams la Collins, 36, Williston, of county warrant. 39, Williston $609. Miles, 27, Archer, posses- VOP fraud/giving false state- • Jan. 10, Robert Hayden sion of a controlled sub- • Jan. 11, Kyeisha Talyah ment to obtain reemploy- Huffman, 42, Chiefland, stance w/o a prescription, Strong, 20, carrying a ment assistance. ROR. possession of a new legend VOP. Bond $10,000. concealed weapon, obstruc- • Jan. 12, Holly Lynn drug w/o a prescription, • Jan. 10, Crystal Starr tion W/OV, possession of a W/OV. Bond $75,000. $500. Dewees, 36, Trenton, VOP. possession of a controlled Millender, 42, Bristol, controlled substance w/o a • Jan. 11, Stanley Thom- • Jan. 10, Rudolph Nor- • Jan. 9, Thomas Lee substance w/o a prescrip- possession of a controlled prescription. Bond $60,000. as Trammell, 60, Morris- man Weeks, 33, Chiefland, Ellis, 41, Archer, simple as- tion. Bond $31,000. substance w/o a pre- • Jan. 12, Anthony ton, out of county warrant. out of county warrant. sault, possession and/or use Jan. 11, Joshua Aar- scription, possession of Dwayne Thomas, 39, Bond $20,000. • Jan. 12, Ebony Sherese of drug equipment. Bond on Johns, 30, Williston, marijuana not more than Ocala, grand theft, resisting • Jan. 8, Pamela Renaie Williams, 35, Trenton, out $11,000. non-support of children or 20 grams, possession and/ arrest during the commis- Tucker, 53, Bronson, disor- of county warrant. • Jan. 12, Travis De- spouse. Bond $390. or use of drug equipment. sion of a theft, obstruction derly intoxication. Bond

Resurfacing project to begin on U.S. 129 in Levy County The Florida Department of the Gilchrist County line. FDOT has uled to begin on Friday, January 25, Transportation (FDOT) will begin contracted with Preferred Materials, and the project is expected to be Construction will take a resurfacing project on U.S. 129 Inc., to complete the work. completed this summer. (State Road 49) in Levy County later As part of the project, the road Daytime work is expected during place from U.S. 19/98 to this month, weather and unforeseen will be milled and resurfaced, and the week, so motorists may expe- circumstances permitting. work will also include shoulder and rience delays during construction. The $2.8 million project will take drainage improvements as well as However, no lane closures are the Gilchrist County line place between U.S. 19/98 (State other incidental construction. allowed from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Road 55), north of Chiefland, to Construction is tentatively sched- Monday through Friday.

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Suzette Cook many, many night meetings and usually those people who are cost of paying the bailiffs overtime, and most of the staff is Reporter screaming and hollering never show up.” on salary but some will get paid or take comp time.” Meeks answered, “This is as much for the Board to give us The Commission plans a night meeting every time there Levy County Board of County Commissioners will meet that day. is a Monday holiday. Tuesday, Feb. 19 will also be a 6 p.m. at 6 p.m. on Jan. 22 following the Monday holiday. “Day meetings and night meetings, they have their good meeting following Presidents Day. Commission Chair John Meeks reminded the public at the and their bad,” Meeks added. The meetings are held at the Levy County Courthouse in Jan. 8 meeting that the next meeting would be moved from One citizen brought up that with a 6 p.m. meeting, the rest the County Commissioners’ board room. the regular time of 9 a.m. to accommodate requests from of the County offices will be closed and can’t help out during To view an agenda, supporting documents, budget citizens. the meeting if supporting materials or issues arise that might workshop or public hearing documents, those interested can “Don’t forget about our night meeting on the 22,” Meeks said. benefit from them being close by and on duty. contact the Board of County Commissioners’ office staff at Several meeting attendees opposed the idea. “This has “There are some people who called for night meetings, so 352-486-5218 or email [email protected] for further come up many, many times,” said one citizen. “We’ve had we’re going to explore it and see,” Meeks said. “It’s an added assistance.

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were determined, the teams broke up into their groups and continued to prepare for the fire. With a burning permit for 4,500 acres filed and cleared, Public Information Officer Melanie Banton and Mitigation Specialist and PIO Ludie Bond initiat- ed their plan to facilitate communication within the forestry personnel and with other agencies and the public in social media. Soon, a layer of smoke would spread over the area and keeping citizens and law enforcement informed was key. According to Bond, having a helicopter was the only way for the burn to be successful. “When you need to get a lot of acreage done real quick and when some of the area is difficult to access by foot,” Bond said about the aircraft component to the burn. “Typ- ically burns are carried out by drip torch on the ground. But we use four wheelers, horse back, air boats. “This year we had hoped to SUZETTE COOK/Citizen do 17,500 acres,” Bond said Incident Commander in Chief (ICT) Jerry Horton carries an aerial ignition dispenser container in prepration for a controlled burn about the goal for this burn in the Goethe State Forest. season. “Yesterday we did 1,100 acres in prep burns. The burns are an integral part of the overall man- agement of Florida State Forests, Bond said. “When states lands have manage- ment plans, anything from recreation to tree harvesting to tree planting to prescribed burning to ecosystems,” she said. “We rotate fire in and out of the blocks every two to three years. Working around the weather and resources. Today’s burn hinged on getting a helicopter.” The overall resources that were brought together for this The plastic balls have a delayed chemical reaction assignment included about 40 that causes them to ignite after they've been ground crew, the helicopter dropped from a helicopter into the forest.

ignite when the chemical of smoke.” schedule and safe. reaction occurs between the As the fire lines started According to Banton, in a potassium permanganate throughout the burn area, few weeks the greenery will and the injected ethylene Fender came over the radio sprout and deer and other glycol (antifreeze). asking for service vehicles inhabitants of the forest will “The chemical reaction to line an access road with benefit from the nutrients of sets it on fire,” Dorminey lights flashing so that he the post-burn growth. said. “We adjust the mixture could use the visual as a Bond said that the burn to determine the delay.” marker for his next drop. season, which usually con- Most spheres hit the Throughout the burn, tinues through March, will ground and sit for 10 to 15 Bond checked in with end when temperatures start seconds before they light off. different areas. The crew pro- rising. “From a hopper, the balls tecting the Youth Academy “Once it starts greening drop down and then a needle structures, the team in charge up you cut off prescribed inserts ethylene glycol. As of pre-burns around the burning and start doing initial it punctures and injects, it protected wildlife were all on attack on wildfires,” she said. moves forward and drops.” Veteran Pilot Keith Fend- er Rotary Craft Firefighter has entered his 18th year of fire fighting flying. crew, brush trucks, several tion process. As the operator of the “There’s inherent risk transports with dozers, four “Sometimes it’s hard to aerial igniting equipment, involved,” he said about wheelers and a fixed-wing burn by hand because you Dorminey said, “My job is the challenges of using a spotter plane. have so many ponds and to turn the machine on and copter for prescribed burns. Main Number: According to Dorminey, pockets where palmetto gets off and make sure it doesn’t “We’re over the woods at (352) 493-4796 who has worked with the heavy,” he said. “The aerial hang up. If hangs up, it lights low altitudes, so if you have FAX: (352) 493-9336 Florida Forest Service since ignition helps get fire into ar- off in the helicopter.” aircraft problems, you’re 624 W. Park Ave., 2002, the science behind an eas where you haven’t been The ping pong-sized 624 West Park Avenue going into the woods. It’s a Chiefland, P.O. Drawer Fl 98032626 aerial ignited burn involves able to reach from ground plastic spheres balls that are multi-tasking environment Chiefland,www.chieflandcitizen.com Florida 32644 timing and a chemical reac- burning.” dropped from the copter with low visibility because Hours: www .chieflandcitizen.co Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 5 mp.m. Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Photos by Suzette Cook ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Classified Classified Advertisin Advertisingg ...... [email protected]...... classifiedchieflandcitizen.co m Display - usiness Customers: ina Macenzie ...... gmackenziechieflandcitizen.co m TrDisplay-Businessacy Powers ...... Customers...... tracy.powerswillistonpioneer .com Gina MacKenzie [email protected] AD RDCTI N Nicole Walker [email protected] Chris Festo ...... cfestochieflandcitizen.co m Legals CIRCATIN MelissaVonnie W Leeaters, [email protected] Office Manager ...... classifiedchieflandcitizen.co m AD NES PRODUCTION LouChris Elliott Festo ones, [email protected]...... editorchieflandcitizen.co m Sean Arnold ...... sean.arnoldchieflandcitizen.co m CIRCULATION GENERA MANAGER VonnieDale owen Lee ...... [email protected] . . . . generalmanagerchieflandcitizen.co m

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Lori Prevatt commitment to the Dixie County Correspondent Community. Frank B. Faircloth, who goes by the Blue Wolf Suwannee Lumber Com- nickname “Bump”, was the person pany Holdings held a Community who spearheaded the donation plan. Youth Investment Program ceremony Faircloth is the current chairman of at the Putnam Lodge in Cross City on Suwannee Lumber Company, one of Jan. 8. the former CEOs of Suwannee Tim- The company announced at the ber, and is also affiliated with Blue ceremony they would be donating Wolf. $1 million to youth programs in Faircloth opened the ceremony by Dixie County, split between Dixie expressing his desire to do more for County Education Foundation, Dixie the community. He said he’d donated Anti-Drug Coalition, Dixie Fellowship to youth organizations for several of Christian Athletes (FCA) and Dixie years but had a desire to do more. County Advancement Via Individual “I heard a preacher Sunday, he had Determination Program (AVID). a simple example,” Faircloth said. Each organization received their “He said if you got a string and you first installment of $50,000 at the push it, it wads up. But, if you pull event. The donation will be distribut- it, it goes straight, and you get the ed over a five-year span. results you want. So, you, as lead- The donation was made from the ers, are going to have to lead these proceeds of the sale of the Suwan- (youth) by pulling them up, into nee Lumber Mill. Blue Wolf wanted various programs you have. Help to make the donation to show their train them in the way they should go, LORI PREVATT/Citizen Dixie Education Foundation President Kathryn McGinnis accepts the first installment of a donation from Blue Wolf Suwannee Lumber Company’s partner, Charlie Miller.

(ROSC), which is a community-wide rials, fund student trips to technical network of services developed to schools and colleges, renew program support long-term recovery of indi- accreditations and promote program viduals and families suffering from benefits to work towards enrolling substance abuse. This will involve more students and increasing schol- engaging community members in arship opportunities. community workgroups and training Every leader expressed gratitude for Recovery Peer Specialist to work in the funding, which will help enable the the area. plans that couldn’t otherwise become a Paul Bennett of AVID said they will reality, due to funding, and which will use their funding to purchase educa- be initiated to work for the good of the tional supplies and test prep mate- youth of the Dixie County community.

LORI PREVATT/Citizen The Dixie County AVID team along with AVID students Idalis Vasquez and William Gon- zalez accept a donation from Blue Wolf Suwannee Lumber Company. and they will. I am confident you can site visits and helping students ex- do that.” plore more deeply the career options After a prime rib lunch was served, available to them. each organizational leader gave a Joe Macke Locke, the Dixie Leader summary of how they planned to use of FCA, said the FCA plans to use the funding to better serve the youth their funding to bring in life coaches of Dixie County. for school-based and community Dixie Education Foundation Pres- sport programs. They also plan to ident Kathryn McGinnis said her bring in more guest speakers and group plans on using funding to hold more camps. Locke would also assist Dixie seniors seeking career like to see more large student-led and technical certifications. McGinnis events, such as Fields of Faith (foot- mentioned they plan on using some ball themed) and Courts of Praise of the funding to offer scholarships (basketball themed). to students. They also plan on work- Katrina VanAernam, of the Dixie ing more closely with students in the Anti-Drug Coalition, said her or- LORI PREVATT/Citizen school setting, including assisting ganization plans to develop a local Katrina VanAernam accepts a donation for the Dixie County Anti-Drug Coalition from the with test prep, doing more school Recovery Oriented System of Care Blue Wolf partners and Bump Faircloth.

Build a book bin at 30th STARS Gala RAID The annual Levy County Schools Foundation STARS Gala continued from Page 1A event is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 9, at Williston Middle/ your public library High School. The semi-formal evening will start with min- gling and hors d’oeuvres at 5 p.m., with dinner and program Chiefland Police Chief Scott Anderson starting at 6. It will mark the 30th anniversary of the inception addressed the Commission on Jan. 14 to Levy County Public Library System branches will each be of the Levy County Schools Foundation, and this year’s Gala request permission to transfer $15,000 hosting a Family Book Bin MakerSpace Event. The library theme, “Remembering our Past, Looking forward to our out of the fund in order to purchase inves- will provide all the materials needed for each family to create Future,” will be centered around celebrating the impact the tigation equipment for his department. and decorate a wooden book bin. foundation has had on Levy County education. The request was immediately and unani- The events will be limited to the first 10 families that regis- Attendees can expect a silent and live auction, recognition mously approved by the Commission. ter at each branch. For more information, or to register for the of the school district’s Teacher of the Year and School Related Anderson said expected the total cash program, please contact your local librarian. Employee of the Year, along with the Levy County Alumnus deposits to reach close to $80,000 once All events start at 5 p.m. of the Year. the rest of the equipment seized is sold at AF Knotts Public Library -- Thursday, Jan. 17; Luther Cal- Tickets for the event are $50 per person. Sponsorship oppor- auction and the impounded equipment in- laway Public Library (Chiefland) -- Friday, Jan. 18; Bronson tunities are available at $250, $500, $1,000, and $2,000 levels. volved in leases is freed up when storage Public Library -- Monday, Jan. 14; Williston Public Library For more information, contact Foundation Director Annie fees are paid by the companies that leased -- Friday, Jan. 25; Cedar Key Public Library -- Wednesday, Whitehurst at [email protected] or (352) 558-4031. machines. Jan. 30. Ad#:000VEU4 Date:01/17/19 Day:THU Size:4X7.5 Cust:79769 Salesperson:805 Last Edited By:CDECKELMANN Pub:SPECIAL SERVICES Tag Line:CAPITAL CITY BANK Color Info: 000VEU4 - Page 1 - Composite

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000VEU4 5A Thursday, January 17, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 32nd Annual Florida Manatee Festival Pet of the Week The Florida Manatee Festival returns to down- • What: 32nd Annual Florida Manatee Festival town Crystal River on Saturday and Sunday, Janu- • When: Saturday, Jan. 19, 9 am – 5 pm; and ary 19 and 20. The Florida Manatee Festival is consistently rat- Sunday, Jan. 20, 9 am – 4 pm ed year after year by attendees as the best outdoor • Cost: $5 per person, age 12 and under free event in Citrus County. Produced by the Citrus • Where: Downtown Crystal River, at the County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with intersection of Citrus Avenue and U.S. 19, the Crystal River Rotary, the 2019 festival will stretching up through the shops and restaurants certainly continue that tradition with the return of Heritage Village and surrounding areas, of many favorite attractions, along with a host of exciting new ones! down to the waterside area along Kings Bay. New this year are enhanced dining options. Fea- • Parking: Free parking at the Crystal River turing a wide selection of international and inven- Mall at 1801 NW U.S. 19 (approximately one tive cuisine choices, food trucks have been taking mile north of the event) with free shuttle buses the country by storm over the last few years. The to the event. There is limited street and Florida Manatee Festival is pleased to bring a tasty handicap parking available. selection of fine food artists as part of the new “Food Truck Alley” that will be set up next to Little • Boat Tours: Local boat captains will offer boat Springs Park on the north side of US 19. tours on a first-come basis. Tickets are Meet MJ MJ is a female bulldog mix, white and black in color. Also new this year are roving performers, stilt available for $10 for adults; $5 for children 6 – walker Lizzie Downs, and Skippy the Dragon (yes, 12 years old; and children 5 and under free. She is approximately 1 to 2 years old. She was brought to a dragon)! Along with Festival favorite America’s The tickets are good only on the date our shelter as a stray on Dec. 11, and is currently avail- Got Talent performer and master illusionist David purchased and are sold at the boat dock area able for adoption/rescue. Ferman who returns to thrill audiences again with near northwest Third Street (Kings Bay Park). We don’t know her full story; but what is more his illusions and feats of skill interlaced with hilar- important is that she is healthy and has passed all the ious comedy and audience participation, entertain- • Three Sisters Springs: Free shuttles will adoptable qualities tests and is ready to go to her loving ment will be everywhere at the Florida Manatee transport visitors to Three Sisters Springs from Festival. the bus stop on northeast Fifth Street. lifetime home. What a pretty girl she is, from both sides Returning again are the FREE shuttles and entry • Event website: www.gomanateefest.com or of her harlequin face! Most deserving of a bright future to Three Sisters Springs from the festival spon- www.facebook.com/FloridaManateeFestival in a new home, MJ will surely pay you back with all the sored by the Friends of Crystal River National • Chamber phone: 352-795-3149 love this gentle dog can give. Wildlife Refuge and U.S. Fish & Wildlife. This Contact Levy County Animal Services at 352-486- is a great opportunity to view manatees from 5138 or at [email protected], and search the boardwalk surrounding these world-famous Behind the large white Victorian house on N. springs, as well as wander the restored wetlands Citrus Ave. that is home to the Heritage House, Levy County and Bronson at Petfinder.com. area that has become home to hundreds of migrat- the festival’s third stage will feature Trinity ing birds. Ann Martinez, a 14-year-old country singing Or perhaps you would also like to see manatees Citrus County native; 4 the Fun of It, a quartet and birds from the waters of Kings Bay? For a of ladies who have been together for nine years Auditions for 9 to 5 musical nominal fee, you may take a half-hour boat ride singing fun barbershop-style tunes; and Sass around the bay that leaves from Waterfront Park at with Class Cloggers, a fun-loving group that The Chief Theatre is prepping a production of 9 to 5 the south end of downtown. brings cheer everywhere they perform. The Musical, directed by Matthew Lunsford, with music Musical entertainment will be ongoing both days Additionally, more than 200 fine art, craft, and lyrics by Dolly Parton and book by Patricia Resnick. from three stages. The Main Stage at Waterfront commercial and non-profit vendors will line The musical is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set Park will feature JoJo Jones Band on Saturday, the streets on both the north and south sides of in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and followed by headliner Ashley Young. A Homosas- downtown. The Fine Arts section along Citrus sa native, Ashley Young returns to Citrus County Ave. has been expanded with many new artists. revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-pro- by popular demand following her crowd-pleasing It is a great place to purchase that original piece voking and even a little romantic. performance at the Chamber’s Mermaids & Marga- of art for your home, business or as a wearable Auditions are Friday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m. and Saturday, ritas festival in April Sunday’s entertainment will piece of jewelry that will be a treasure of special Jan. 19, at 10 a.m. The show runs from April 26 to May feature Jeff Jarrett and the ever-popular Dan Story meaning forever. 5. Rehearsals are to be determined. The Chief Theatre is Band. For the kiddos, a Kids Zone will dominate the located at 25 East Park Avenue, Chiefland. The Gazebo Acoustic Stage at Little Springs corner of US Hwy 19 and Citrus Ave. with fab- Park is the location for mellow listening pleasure. ulous rides, inflatables, costumed characters, Auditions should include 16 bars or approx. 90 sec- On Saturday, local favorite Sophie Noelle takes face painting, carnival food and games. onds of a contemporary musical theatre song not from the the stage in the morning, followed by an after- And of course, there will be more food, along show. An accompanist is not provided, so please bring noon performance by Taking Anderson, a duo of with beer and wine gardens near both music accompaniment on a phone or iPod. Come prepared to Citrus County educators, Garrett Manning and stages and throughout the festival. Top it all dance at auditions AND callbacks. Appointments are not off with cool cars to drool over, compliments of Eric Tremante. On Sunday, welcome June Tunes, available. aka Sarah Miller, a 17-year-old Crystal River High the Citrus County Vettes & Camaros Club and School senior. the Nature Coast Mustangs.w See the Chief Theatre Facebook page for more details on the characters.

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Call 352-493-4796 to advertise your place of business 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 17, 2019 It was an apple fritter kind of week Do our performance- Have you ever had a week where would not be lost. I mumbled some- driven attitudes wreck everything went exactly as planned? thing along the line that I could not our witness? Neither have I. Every week I start Out to remember. At my age, not being able to out believing this week is going to be remember comes with the territory. “Congratula- different from all the other weeks of my Pastor “You didn’t have it in your shirt tions on your sales life. If this has ever occurred, I cannot pocket, by any chance?” today, Peggy.” I Today had to force myself recall it. James Of course, I always have it in my can be Take last week, please! I start every shirt pocket. I never go out of the house to say the words. It Snyder week about the same. I meticulously without my to-do-list in my shirt pocket was even harder to different be sincere. prepare my weekly to-do-list. This is where it is readily accessible to me. Sheryl H. not to be confused with the Gracious “You didn’t have it in the shirt pock- For weeks, I’d your to-do-list, are you?” Then she says Boldt Mistress of the Parsonage’s honey-do- something that actually irritates me. Not et of the shirt you put in the laundry been asking God list. Her list, and I learned this by ex- everything she says irritates me, but yesterday, did you?” to help me con- perience, takes precedence over every this one does. “You know, if you would With that, she went to the washing sider others’ needs other list in the world. spend as much time actually doing machine, which had just finished its more often – including their need to succeed. So, as I walked My weekly to-do-list is a very those things as you spend planning to cycle and pulled out some of my shirts. back to my office that day, I silently thanked God for giving important part of my week. I chroni- do them you might actually get some- She found a shirt with something in the me the grace to take this small step toward obeying Him. cle everything needing accomplished thing done during the week.” pocket. Back then, as a sales executive for a Christian radio station during the week along with appoint- I developed this to-do-list so I “Oh, here it is, in your shirt I just in Louisiana, I was extremely performance-driven. I could ments with people that I need to see. would not have to keep trying to washed.” She pulled it out and began barely function when my name didn’t appear at the top of the With the religious ferocity of the remember what I was supposed to do unfolding it and with a tone a little more sales board. My attitude was destructive to me and to those Pharisee, I follow this list throughout during the week. They keep me free to sarcastic than I appreciate, she said, around me. the week and dutifully check off each think more creatively about things that “My, your to-do-list is nice and clean.” When I returned to radio sales in Florida many years later, item as it is completed. Then, Saturday need that kind of attention. All I had to Then she handed it to me. I resolved to do it differently. With God’s help, I believed I evening I can look back with a great do was consult my to-do-list and find With my to-do-list expunged, I had could still be a great salesperson (maybe even the best) but do deal of satisfaction and see what I have out what needed to be done. After all, no idea what I needed to do for the rest it with a more Christ-like attitude. I began memorizing and accomplished. I don’t want to tax my brain too much. of the week. It was then that I came up meditating on verses like Philippians 2:4 (ESV): “Let each of Unfortunately, I can also look back Who do you think I am? The govern- with a solution. If I do not know what I you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests on my list and see what I have not ment? need to do this week, I will do the one of others.” accomplished this week. With a deep Then last week it happened. Some- thing I have been putting off a little too Do you ever struggle this way? What if we were to repent sigh, I carry these items over to next thing I had feared for many a year. long. of our selfish ways and ask God to help us, at least once a day, week’s to-do-list. Just between you and Tuesday morning I looked around I went to the Publix bakery and make a conscious effort to take our focus off ourselves and me, some items I have carried over for for my to-do-list and the more I looked, ordered myself, not one, but two Apple look to the interest of someone else? 36 consecutive weeks. By this time, I the more elusive it was. I took a deep fritters. One for myself and one for my Imagine how applying Philippians 2:4 in our everyday usually drop the whole notion and get breath, trying to keep panic at bay guilty conscience. That should teach lives would change us. Imagine how it would it change our on with my life. because I knew that would not help me. someone a lesson. relationships. For instance, what if I treated my husband, Bert, My philosophy is, if you aim at Verging on frantic, I began searching Just when you think everything is with Philippians 2:4 in mind? How would this change my nothing; you will hit it every time. I’m the house. going your way, something happens to marriage? not exactly sure what that means, but “What are you looking for?” my prove otherwise. A verse in the Bible When we live with others in mind, we become different what I take away from it is simply that wife asked. “Maybe I can help you find says this, “Wherefore let him that thin- people. Less selfish. More humble. We no longer act as if life if I do not aim to do something I proba- it.” keth he standeth take heed lest he fall” is all about us, and we begin to see others and their needs in a bly never will do it. Now, I faced a very deep quandary. (1 Corinthians 10:12). clearer light. As a result, our witness (the way we live in front I live day by day by this weekly to- Do I confess to my wife that I lost my Thankfully, I always have a backup of those who are watching us) is no longer compromised, do-list. If it were not for this marvelous to-do-list? Or, do I forge ahead on my plan. Nothing takes my mind off the because we begin to behave – and love – like the One we tool, I would never get anything done own hoping I will find it myself. Life is contingencies of life like a warm, fresh- claim to follow. during the week. It is my great joy late full of these deep, dark quandaries. ly baked Apple fritter. Don’t we want to be free from our selfish ambition and Saturday night to work out the follow- Finally, I confessed I had lost my Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of arrogance? I fail in this area way too often. Perhaps you do ing week’s to-do-list. to-do-list. Then she said, “Where did the Family of God Fellowship, 1471 too. But I’m determined, with God’s help, to do better. Sometimes my wife will look at me, you have it last?” Pine Road, Ocala, FL 34472. He lives What about you? sigh and say, “You’re not working on If I knew that, I thought to myself, it with his wife in Silver Springs Shores. Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog www.Today- CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ gmail.com. God remains through difficult periods For many of us, there is a lull in hunting and divine apathy. We feel we FUMC Cemetery right now. Deer season has closed except in are left to ourselves. What do the deep south and I’ve never been much of a Outdoor we do? Corporation to meet predator hunter. It’s at those dreary days The annual meeting of the Chiefland United Methodist I mostly rest this time of year, lick my Truths that we must remember the sun Church Cemetery Corporation will be held in the sanctuary of wounds, and put most of my gear back in its Gary Miller of the former days – not to go the First United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. place. A hog hunt may be in the near future, back and linger with regret or 27. The church address is 707 North Main St., Chiefland. The but otherwise I’m thinking about crappie and to go back and live in the past. purpose of the meeting is to elect directors, present reports walleye, and even a big catfish. But none of these will require But we are to go back and remember several better and posi- on operations and activities and invite comments from the too much preparation or effort. tive truths. We’re to remember that while the clouds may hide membership. All members are encouraged to attend. I plan on coasting for the next little while, while I count the sun, they cannot destroy it. It hasn’t moved, and neither down the days until spring. The late fall and winter here has has God. We are to remember there have been former days been really wet and dreary. I’m hoping the next few weeks where we were extremely blessed by periods of unseasonable For it is by grace you have will be unseasonably warm and dry. I’m not putting much sunlight and warmth. faith in that, however. 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Martin, 86, of Chiefland passed away Ruth St. John, 101, ativity and Invention are teaming up to get students out Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 at NFRMC in Gainesville. of Trenton passed away of the classroom. She moved to Levy County in 1984, built a wonder- peacefully Jan. 9, 2019 at The inaugural Oelrich Construction STEAM Grant ful home and enjoyed the river. She is survived by her Ayers Health and Rehabili- will improve students’ access to hands-on learning expe- husband of 42 years, Jim Martin and two sons, David tation Center. riences by offsetting the cost of field trips to the new- and Darrell Martin. She was born on March ly-opened Cade Museum in Downtown Gainesville. A memorial gathering will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday, 24, 1917 in Batavia, N.Y. The construction management company has pledged Jan. 17 at the Knauff Funeral Home Chapel in Chiefland. to Irving and May Rykert. $20,000 over two years as part of the inaugural grant Arrangements are under the care of the Knauff Funer- She graduated from program. al Home, Chiefland, FL. Batavia High School and Influenced by the expanding spirals of Fibonacci’s In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations to Deaconess Hospital School mathematic “Golden Ratio,” the grand 25,474 square the Howard T. Odum Florida Springs Institute, a cause of Nursing. foot Cade Museum facility features interactive exhibits, which meant a great deal to Christina. More information In 1941 she enlisted an active Creativity Lab and Fab Lab, a gift shop, tempo- can be found at www.floridaspringsinstitute.org in the U.S. Army and served as an Army nurse in India rary exhibit space, an outdoor educational terrace, and a for the duration of WWII. Her years there were a great sculpture garden. Tony Zenner highlight of her life. Lord Mountbatten was among the Educators in Alachua, Levy, Citrus, Dixie, Putnam, wounded that she treated. Union, Bradford, Suwanee, and Columbia counties are Anthony Arthur Zenner, Ph.D., 78, of Old Town, died Shortly after returning to the states she met and eligible to apply for grant funding to offset classroom Monday, Jan. 7, 2019, at North Florida Regional Hospi- married Ronald St. John Sr. of Batavia and together they field trip costs. tal, Gainesville, following raised five children on their dairy farm in nearby Oak- “We understand that the cost of bus rentals, fuel, and a two-year battle with field. admission can be an obstacle for some educators inter- leukemia. In 1986, after the passing of Ron Sr., Ron Jr. relo- ested in organizing a field trip to the Cade Museum,” Survivors include his cated the farm to Chiefland and Ruth followed shortly said President Ivan Oelrich. “Our team developed the wife, Sandra (Bechel) thereafter. STEAM grant program with museum staff to remove Zenner; sisters, Kathleen She had a servant's heart and her passions included barriers to entry for underserved students.” A. Furtado, Mary I. (Wil- sewing and computer embroidery but she also excelled at “Field trips provide actionable, real-world learning liam Jr.) Machler, Christine A. (Joseph Steiner) Zenner; cooking and baking for family and friends. experiences for students. The main goal of this commu- aunt, Eunice (Allen) Zenner; daughters, Lynn (James) She entered Ayers Health and Rehabiltation Center nity partnership is to provide an ongoing positive impact Duffy. Christine (Rodney) John, Lori (J.) Forman; five after suffering a stroke at age 90, where she lived out in our community. We’re pleased to partner with phil- grandchildren; half-sisters, Deborah Holbrook and Ellen her life surrounded by family and a wonderful, loving anthropic businesses like Oelrich Construction to invest Dimler and half-brother, Michael Haines. nursing staff. She was an inspiration to many and will be in the potential and future of our community’s youth, He served his country faithfully in the Marine Corps. forever remembered for her adventurous and gracious said Stephanie C. Bailes, Executive Director of the Cade He will be interred with full military honors at Florida spirit and joy of life. She is survived by a son, Ron St. Museum. National Cemetery, Bushnell, July 5. John Jr., and his wife, Marcia (Bastow); her daughters, “We’re excited to invest in a truly enriching educa- Helen St. John, Sue Livesay and her husband, Terry, all tional experience that will spark children’s interest in of Trenton; a daughter, Sarah Keller of Fairport, N.Y. and STEAM careers,” said Ivan Oelrich, President of Oelrich a daughter, Mary St. John of Charlottesville, Va., along Construction. Memorials with daughter-in-law, Alice St. John (Darrah); 10 grand- Oelrich Construction will provide financial support children and 16 great-grandchildren. for transportation/museum admission costs and the Cade Franklin (Frankie) David Knight A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Jan. 26 Museum will provide hands-on programming to encour- at Trenton United Methodist Church, 203 NE 2nd St., age active STEAM learning. Field trips to the Cade Mu- A memorial service for Franklin (Frankie) David Trenton. Burial will be in Grand View Cemetery, Batavia, seum are geared to each grade level. Sample educational Knight, who passed away April 28, 2018, will be held N.Y. subjects include: soil and water, building materials and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 20 at Manatee Springs State Park In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be mathematics, as well as computer programming. Each under the pavilion. made to the memory care unit at Ayers Health and Reha- lesson is composed of three main components: All friends and family are invited to celebrate his life bilitation Center, PO Box 229, Trenton, FL 32693. Invention: Learning through the lens of inventors and and his birthday. Bring any photos, mementos or just their inventions memories and stories that you would like to share. Explorations: Sparking creativity through hands-on projects and “Make & Take” souvenirs If you would like to place an obituary or memorial please contact Pillars of Science: Core content that correlates with the State of Florida’s Collaborate, Plan, Align, Learn, Carolyn at 352-528-3343 or email her at [email protected] Motivate, and Share (CPALMS) standards and national Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) standards Immersive science, technology, engineering, arts, and The Friends of the AF Knotts Public Library annual meeting math lessons will be at the fingertips of students in Ala- chua County and surrounding communities through the The Friends of the AF Knotts ter tech specialist for the “Aucilla rose covering the village in layers of Oelrich Construction STEAM grant program. Public Library will hold their annual River Prehistory Project,” which sand. Educators can apply for the Oelrich Construction meeting at the Library in Yankee- uncovered the skeletal remains of Join us as we further explore STEAM grant at https://www.cademuseum.org/oel- town on Monday, Jan. 21. a mastodon in association with the emerging Florida. The meeting is a rich-construction-steam-grant.html Following a short business meet- Page Ladson site. Also found were 1:30 p.m. and the presentation is at 2 For more information about the Cade Museum, please ing, Friends board member Tim Bar- examples of tools and weapons used p.m. The AF Knotts Public Library is call Sr. Manager of Membership and Development, ber will present “Hidden Treasures by the the Paleo Indians, who hunted located at 11 56th St., Yankeetown. Ashley Bryant at [email protected] or 352-371– of the Aucilla River”, an overview the mastodons and mammoths in For more information, call 352-447- 8001. For more information about Oelrich Construction, of his six years as senior divemaster, the region 13 thousand years ago as 4212. please contact Marketing Manager, Nathalie Kinsey at lead photographer and underwa- the Ice Age ended and the waters [email protected] or 352-745-7877.

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Winter, SAD and the January effect “Ain’t it foggy outside...all the planes have been grounded; Ain’t the fire inside...let’s all go and stand around it.”

“Sandman” as performed by America All four of our seasons enthrall me. Sometimes, Margaret though, I love winter just a McDowell little less than the others. Days are shorter. Outdoor activities take a Arbor Outlook backseat to indoor gatherings. Last year’s national winter flu epidemic was historic. More folks pass away in winter than in other seasons, especially older citizens. There’s even an illness associated with winter and decreased sunlight and lowered serotonin levels: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). So why do stock prices traditionally increase in Florida offers unique waterfowl January, right in the heart of cold, depressing weather? Or does the January Effect actually exist? One reason stocks have risen in January is because hunting opportunities there’s often been a drop in December prices, as “When people from Waterfowl seasons light geese statewide investors and advisors frequently perform tax-loss out of state think about and license requirements during the waterfowl and harvesting to offset realized capital gains. This selling Florida, often the first Waterfowl and coot coot season, which can cause a drop in prices, and January’s buying returns things that come to mind Tony season runs through Jan. includes the taking of them to normal. Some also believe that investors often are the state’s beautiful Young 27 statewide. In addition snow, blue and Ross’s employ year-end cash bonuses into the market in beaches and Disney to a hunting license, duck geese. There’s a 15-bird January, and this can cause prices to rise. World,” said Matt Coffey, hunters also need a Florida daily bag limit on any Some even believe that January is a “new beginning” senior communications Outta the Woods waterfowl permit, federal combination of these for many investors, and the month benefits from specialist for Ducks duck stamp and migratory geese. financial resolutions associated with the New Year. A Unlimited. “And I myself even in winter, bird permit. And if you’re Waterfowl hunting study which analyzed stock prices from 1904 to 1974 used to think the same temperatures are usually hunting on a WMA, you’ll regulations noted that the average return for stocks in January was thing – until I experienced moderate and comfortable. also need a management Shooting hours are five times that of any other month, and that this was my first Florida duck Plus, there’s so much to area permit and maybe a one-half hour before especially true for small cap stocks. hunt.” do in the Sunshine State. quota permit. All licenses sunrise to sunset. That said, the impact has lessened over the last Coffey had an “The group I was with and permits are available Shotguns must be plugged several decades; so much so, that some economists opportunity last year to hunted teal, pintails and at GoOutdoorsFlorida. to a three-shell capacity believe that the cost of transactions negates the possible hunt waterfowl at central mottled ducks in the com, county tax collectors’ (magazine and chamber small gain associated with purchasing stocks in January. Florida’s T.M. Goodwin morning, snipe at midday, offices or license agents, combined), and hunters Another concern is that stocks that rise in January may Waterfowl Management and then we fished for or by calling 888-HUNT- may use only nontoxic not hold their value in other months. Area. tarpon in the Intracoastal FLORIDA (888-486- shot – iron (steel), There’s an urban legend that if you buy in January “I didn’t realize how in the afternoon,” Coffey 8356). bismuth-tin and tungsten and sell in May (sell in May and go away), you’ll profit vast the estuaries and said. “Some of them even Bag limits alloys. every year. Here we arrive at the heart of investing wetlands are and how slipped off to enjoy the The daily bag limit on Ducks Unlimited and strategy, which begs the answer to two questions. One, much waterfowl habitat beach! Where else can you ducks is six. But there FWC partnership what do you want this money (your investing dollars) to there is in Florida,” Coffey do all that in a day?” may be only one mottled In 2017, Ducks do for you, and two, when will you need it? If you want said. “Florida waterfowl Waterfowl hunting duck and one fulvous Unlimited, the FWC and your investment dollars to make a small, extremely hunters have great guide whistling duck; only two others partnered to short-term profit, one that you’ll capture in four months, opportunities, especially Check out the Florida may be canvasbacks, conserve, improve and the January Effect might interest you. But a seasoned with duck species like the Fish and Wildlife black ducks, scaup, restore nearly 30,000 acres investor with a longer time horizon won’t be lassoed into black-bellied whistling Conservation pintails or redheads; and of wetland habitat in this type of thinking. duck and the fulvous Commission’s (FWC) only three may be wood Florida. Say you’re 65, and plan to retire at age 70. You want whistling duck, where Guide to Waterfowl ducks. And you may have “The partnership your assets to grow, and possibly produce income along populations in the U.S. Hunting in Florida at no more than four scoters, between the FWC and DU the way if you need it. And you want to begin using the mainly occur in Texas, MyFWC.com/Duck. It’s a four eiders, four long- is making an important money at retirement. This is a plausible, common Louisiana and Florida. valuable resource that lists tailed ducks and four difference in Florida,” scenario. You’ve got a five-year time horizon. So what Hunting Florida mottled where duck hunting is mallards (of which only Coffey said. “The FWC stocks do month to month is not your major concern. ducks is a totally unique available, decoy two may be female) in identifies local areas that Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of the experience because the placement setups, scouting your bag. 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You do not have expanse of our expe- month will feature a few for you is what had had the opportunity to be retired to volunteer of our outstanding SCORE motivated you to for a mentor when I with SCORE, a good rience. Our ability to Citrus/Levy County volunteer to become a opened my computer number of Certified Certified Mentors. Our SCORE mentor? school as I had to learn Mentors own their own grow is no longer lin- interview will let them tell Jerry: I have always things the hard way. businesses and simply you, in their own words, admired people who go want to help other ear but becomes unre- why they became mentors, into business for Q: Could you now businesses owners stricted to any direc- if mentoring has met their themselves because it is tell us about the rewards succeed. expectations and share a much more difficult than you have experienced No matter your field, tion we wish to run few of their most most people realize. mentoring your clients? what you know can help rewarding mentoring People helped me in my Jerry: Just to have a new businesses get started Josh Gates experiences. career, so if I can return client say that you have and existing businesses So let’s meet Jerry the favor, that is great. helped them is a great flourish. Dawson. Jerry’s business feeling. 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Michael Crichton 9A Thursday, January 17, 2019 Chiefland Citizen A medieval education Log Cabin Quilters The Chiefland Elementary School students in Mrs. Baxter’s gifted and enrichment classes recently completed a study of medieval times. They had a classroom presentation with parents and other students in attendance, where they displayed their projects and each student gave an oral account of different aspects of the era. They also explained how some of the European countries celebrated Christmas during the medieval period. They concluded by wishing their audience a Merry Christmas in French, German and Norwegian. Baby bibs are a great idea when a little something is needed. Quilters back from holidays

The Log Cabin Quilters met Thurs- We were very sad to learn that the day, Jan 10, at the Levy County Quilt Salty Needle Quilt Shop in Cedar Museum. Everyone was back with us Key and the Suwannee Valley Quilt and had a great holiday. Shoppe in Trenton will be closing Evelyn’s almost finished with the in the next few months. We have small quilt she had started in Novem- enjoyed knowing them and sharing ber. We have her next project ready visitors. We wish them well. for her. Don’t forget that Johnny, the Old Greg and the guys from Lancaster Sewing Machine Man, will be here were out and started on our book- Wednesday, Jan 30. Call 352-493- case. It was almost ready to put in 2801 for more information. the hallway when we noticed the The Levy County Quilt Museum is half-inch thick baseboard. So next located at 11050 NW 10th Ave., Chief- week they get to modify it to make it land, and is open Tuesday through fit properly. When they get back, we Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For have another idea that needs to be more, see levycountyquiltmuseum. added. Thank goodness they get our org or visit @levy-county-quilt-muse- ideas to work. um on Facebook.

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the ground, that the Month recognized nickel was laying at my feet in front of his house.” There is a horn as a handle and a rattle snake rattle dangling from the top. The skin of that snake runs up the stick. Beads and jewelry and a silver feather are placed strategi- cally. Hardin said his mother was half Cherokee and from the Smokey Moun- tains in Tennessee. The stick has been a great support for him and garners a lot of conversation, he said. But he might be ready to craft his SUZETTE COOK/Citizen next project soon. Chiefland City Commissioner Tim West presents students of the month certifi- “This one is so cates and gift cards during the Jan. 14 meeting. December 2018 students are, full, I’ve got to start from left: Tyler Hill of Chiefland Middle School, Abby Lock of Chiefland Elementa- another one.” SUZETTE COOK/Citizen ry School and Wyatt Hammond of Chiefland High School. Joe Hardin's walking stick is crafted as tribute to his heritage.

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A meeting before the district cham- A Braden Dean put-back gave the advantage back to pionships in Keystone Heights Bronson however and the two traded shots down the stretch on Jan. 16. in the first half, eventually leaving CMHS with a 3-point Bronson came away with a edge heading into the break. 42-31 win in the final tune-up, BMHS junior Micah Hubbard connected on his third which came after both teams 3-pointer of the game in the third to even the game back up. were off three weeks for the Later in the third, Kirk Williams and Ty Corbin knocked holidays. down triples for Chiefland, before fellow Indian Jalen Rut- Lady Indians Jocelyn McGee, ledge went coast to coast to help the Indians to an eight-point Emma Ronchetti and Kalie lead entering the fourth. Osteen took home first-place A leaping put-back by Mahki Bostic brought the Eagles finishes, joining Bronson winners to within one point in the fourth, but Chiefland won the free Nycole Parker, Makayla Earnest, throw battle in the waning minutes to salt the game away. Alyssa Strickland, Jamie Kahn, Bronson, meanwhile, was 5 for 20 at the foul line for the Cheyenne Racca and Cassie. night. Parker led the field with a BMHS was led by 16 points from Jesse Williams, 15 from 275-pound combined lift in the un- Micah Hubbard and 10 from Brandon Dean, while Quay limited division. Scoring is a com- Brodus (16 points), Ty Corbin (12 points) and Jalen Rutledge bination of the girls’ best bench (10 points) were in double figures in scoring for Chiefland. press and best clean and jerk. Bronson kept its second-place standing in the district Racca posted a 235 in the 110 behind Chiefland. The Indians routed Branford 60-16 on Jan. class and Strickland cleared 185 11, giving the squad an 8-0 record in District 1A-7 heading pounds in the 129 class. into its Jan. 15 game at Dixie County. The first-place Indians Earnest notched a 260-pound play host to Trenton on Jan. 18. Bronson headed into its lift in the 199 class, while Cassie meeting with the Tigers on Jan. 15 at 5-2 in district action turned in an 180 in the 169 divi- and 7-7 overall. sion. Kahn led her 154 division Chiefland lost 61-43 at Crystal River on Jan. 14, dropping with a score of 200. it to 11-3 overall. The Pirates are a Class 6A playoff contend- McGee led CMHS with a 190 SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen er at 9-4. tally in her 119 division. Osteen Quay Brodus scored 16 points at Bronson on Jan. 10. BMHS is home against Branford on Jan. 17. had a 155 lift in the 139 class and Ronchetti cleared 130 in the 101 division. Second-place finishers for Chiefland included: JaQuanda Lady Eagles fend off CMHS comeback effort Latson, Aubri Alford, Jasmine Guerrero, Sadie Beck, Aubrey Hudson and Emma Wilson. for BMHS and Chloe Raab Bronson runner-ups included: added 10 points. Nikki Full- Mackenzie Sabin and Andrea. er (13 points), Sierra Norris (11 points) and Courtney Hayes (11 points) led Chief- land’s scoring. CWGA to hold golf Hayes chipped in tournament to benefit multiple field goals during Chiefland’s comeback effort local groups to complement Norris and Please reserve Feb. 20 as a day Fuller’s output. Hutto’s of golf. The Chiefland Women’s 3 put the BMHS back up Golf Association is sponsoring by nine, and then Haynes a golf tournament dedicated to got a layup off her own our local Guardian ad Litem and steal to make it a 10-point Another Way women’s shelter. difference with two minutes We will have door prizes, mulli- remaining. gans, and a chance at winning a Chiefland led by a points 50/50 raffle. The tournament is midway through the second a three-person scramble (make/ quarter, but the Lady Eagles bring your own team), with a 9 answered with an 11-4 run a.m. shotgun start at Chiefland to end the half. Golf and Country Club. Check Another steal and layup in is at 8:30 a.m. There is a $50 by Haynes, followed by a entry fee; lunch is included. Thomas 3-pointer widened the margin for Bronson to start the third quarter, as Cedar Key Open Golf the Indians fell victim to turnovers and missed shots Tournament to return SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen around the rim. in March Bronson guard Yelena Thomas drives up the court while she's shadowed by Chiefland defender Ashari Bowers. The teams rematch in Chiefland on Jan. 22. The 4th Annual Cedar Key SEAN ARNOLD team cut a 13-point second-half to 3-pointer to fend off the rally and They’re competing with Open Golf Tournament will Editor deficit down to two in the fourth prevail 47-41 in its gym on Jan. 10. Cedar Key for the No. 3 be held March 13 at Chiefland quarter before Bronson capitalized Tamia Haynes and Yelena Thomas seed in the district, behind Golf and Country Club. The The Chiefland girls’ basketball on late takeaways and a Keyera Hut- had 14 points and five steals apiece Trenton and Branford. tournament will be a four-person scramble with registration at 11:30 a.m. and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. A bag lunch will be provid- ed by The Big Deck. Prizes, Indian football honored donated by local businesses and community members, and a low country boil, compliments of Ricky Cooke and The Big by City Commission Deck, will immediately follow the tournament at the Big Deck Bar and Grill on Dock Street in The Chiefland Commission made the proclamation to honor the “Chiefland Cedar Key. High School Football Team for their hard work ethic and dedication” during the The tournament is to benefit 2018 season on Monday, Jan. 14. The Indians finished 10-2 and advanced to the Cedar Key High School the regional finals, earning their first playoff berth since 2004. tennis court project and is being Photos sponsored by the Big Deck Bar SUZETTE COOK/Citizen and Grill. The entry fee is $50 per per- son. Included in the entry fee is a round of golf, cart, bag lunch, prizes and dinner. Payment is required at signup. Participants will be limited to the first 20 teams to sign up. Din- ner only is available for $15 per person. Reservations for dinner are required. Donations of prizes for the event are welcome and additional advertising donation opportuni- ties are available to businesses/ individuals who wish to sponsor a hole with a tee sign. Last year’s winners with an outstanding score of 56 were the team of Milt Gillis, Joe Brink- man, Skipper Henderson and Alden Davis. The co-chairmen for the event are Bob Piscura and Joe Cham- bers. For more information or to sign up or make reservations, please contact Joe at 518-269- 0610 or email jchambz@aol. com. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday January 17, 2019 Community Calendar Classes begin Thurs- section 286.011, Fla. Stat, feel. Build a book day, January 17 from and section 24(b), Art. I of On Saturday, Jan. 19, 10:00 am to 12:00 p.m. the State Constitution. and Sunday, Jan. 20, the bin at the once a week for seven 3rd Annual Woman’s weeks. Classes will be Wellness Weekend will library held in Chiefland at Capi- Auditions for feature Yoga, Aromather- Levy County Public tal City Bank, 2012 North apy, Mindfulness, Beauty, Library System branches Young Blvd. For informa- 9 to 5 musi- Art, Decorating, Con- will each be hosting a tion or to register, contact ventional and Integrative Family Book Bin Maker- Renee Horne at (352) 692- cal Health, Dance, Exploring Space Event. The library 5226 or by e-mail at hor- The Chief Theatre is Nature and More! will provide all the materi- [email protected]. prepping a production of 9 Entry fee is $50 for als needed for each family Registration is required, to 5 The Musical, directed both days or $30 for one to create and decorate a and space is limited. by Matthew Lunsford, day. wooden book bin. with music and lyrics by There will be a meet The events will be Dolly Parton and book and greet at at the Yan- limited to the first 10 fam- Dementia by Patricia Resnick. The keetown Inglis Woman’s ilies that register at each musical is based on the Club on Friday, Jan. 18, For more information, Haven in Chiefland. Please branch. For more informa- Caregiver seminal 1980 hit movie. from 6 to 8 p.m. Wine and contact Liz Westers liz. contact Mr. Marquez at cheese and an opportunity tion, or to register for the Set in the late 1970s, this [email protected] 352-745-7033 if you have hilarious story of friend- to meet the speakers and any questions. program, please contact class offered your local librarian. ship and revenge in the ask direct questions are All events start at 5 by Elder Rolodex era is outrageous, free with registration. To p.m. thought-provoking and see the full schedule of all Poker Run Love March AF Knotts Public even a little romantic. workshops on Saturday Options and Sunday, visit www. Library -- Thursday, Jan. Elder Options is offer- Auditions are Friday, to benefit yiwomansclub.com/events. to honor Dr. 17; Luther Callaway ing a Dementia Caregiver Jan. 18, 7 p.m. and Sat- A healthy lunch and/or Public Library (Chiefland) class every Thursday urday, Jan. 19, at 10 a.m. Meridian a brunch is provided each Take part in the King -- Friday, Jan. 18; Bronson from Jan. 17 through Feb. The show runs from April A Community Love day. Feel free to bring inaugural Poker Run to Public Library -- Monday, 28, from 10 a.m. to noon 26 to May 5. Rehearsals March and celebration will snacks and a water bottle. Benefit Meridian Behav- Jan. 14; Williston Public at Capital City Bank in are to be determined. The be held in honor of Dr. Some walking to and from ioral Healthcare, Inc., on Library -- Friday, Jan. 25; Chiefland. The cost is free Chief Theatre is located Martin Luther King, Jr. on other locations may be Jan. 19. The start and stop Cedar Key Public Library to caregivers. Call Renee at 25 East Park Avenue, Jan. 21 in Chiefland. necessary so please wear is at Custom Accessories, -- Wednesday, Jan. 30. Horne at 352-692-5226 for Chiefland. The march lines up at comfortable footwear the host of the event. more information. Auditions should First United Methodist and clothing. You may Registration opens at 9 include 16 bars or approx. Church, 707 N. Main St., also wish to bring a yoga a.m., and kickstands up at 90 seconds of a contempo- at 11 a.m. A celebration of Fanning mat or blanket for active 10:30 a.m. Registration rary musical theatre song Dr. Martin Luther King, Meeting on participation. is $15 per bike, $5 for an not from the show. An ac- Jr. immediately follows Chamber to Additional for-fee additional rider and $5 for companist is not provided, the Love March at City CR 40 options such as massage an extra hand. For more so please bring accompa- Park, across from the Train meet ($1/minute), instructed information, call Stepha- niment on a phone or iPod. Depot. The Fanning Springs proposals painting ($20) and eco- nie Brod at 352.374.5600 Come prepared to dance at An open forum will be Chamber of Commerce Notice is hereby given tours of the river ($30) are x8630. auditions AND callbacks. held 6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. holds its first meeting of that public presentations/ available. Please notify us Appointments are not 20, at The Potter’s House, the year Thursday, Jan. interviews of proposers if you are interested and available. 217 SW 4th St. 17. The meeting is at the (vendors) for request for we will contact you about See the Chief Theatre Driver For more information, Lighthouse Restaurant and proposals RFP_2018_001 scheduling. Vendors and Facebook page for more contact Apostle Lance starts at 5:30 p.m. for engineering services presenters may have items details on the characters. courses at Hayes at 352-672-0723. for CR 40 widening and available for purchase. resurfacing from Bird Looking and learning is Creek Boat Ramp to Haven Free Savvy encouraged with no pres- Haven is holding driver US Highway 19 will be 3rd Annual sure or requirement to buy. safety courses next year, Family fun held at the Levy County Caregiver Many thanks goes to all beginning in January. The Emergency Operations Woman’s for donating their time to dates are Jan. 22, Feb. day to cele- Center, 7911 NE 90th training share helpful information. 19, March 19 and April Street, Bronson, FL 32621, Are you caring for Wellness Attendees receive 20 16. The course times are brate MLK in on Friday, Jan. 18, at 9 someone with dementia? percent off at Nature Coast from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The a.m. Pursuant to section Savvy Caregiver is a free, Weekend Inn 352-388-8044 (WWW courses cost $15 for AARP Bronson 286.0113(2), Fla. Stat., The Yankeetown/Inglis seven-session training attendance may be verified member and $20 for Come one, come all any portion of a meeting Woman’s Club invites you program designed for to receive discount). non-members. The Cer- and help celebrate the life at which a vendor makes to take time for yourself. caregivers who serve fam- Applications are tificate of Completion en- and legacy of Dr. Martin an oral presentation as part Looking for a new ily members and friends available at the Second titles you to an insurance Luther King on Monday of a competitive solicita- perspective, needing to with any form of dementia To None Thrift Shoppe, 5 discount for three years. Jan. 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m in tion, or at which a vendor reach a goal, or simply including Alzheimer’s. 56th Street, Yankeetown, So bring a friend and we Bronson. The celebration answers questions as part want to relax your mind The goal is to increase @yankeetowningliswom- will discuss strategies to of Dr. King will be held at of a competitive solicita- –- this weekend event will knowledge and skills to ansclub (Facebook), www. prevent the crash that may the pavilion in front of the tion, is exempt from public surprise you and make a lessen caregiver stress and yiwomansclub.com, or lead to injuries or death. See ACTIVITIES Page B5 meeting requirements of difference in the way you improve levels of care. email [email protected] The classes are taught at

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Subscribe Today Thursday, January 17, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 3B soups: 1st place $50, 2nd place $25 and McAmis (intern), 30 Min 3rd place $10. Inglis Yankeetown Disease resistant Varieties and peanut EVENTS For further information, please visit variety update , B. Tillman??, 20 Min continued from Page 2B our website: www.yiwomansclub.com, Annual Pancake 2:00 pm Brunswick grass update and visit us on Facebook @ Yankeetown control, Ed Jennings, 20 Minutes, health department on West Main Inglis Woman’s Club, by phone: 352-447- Row Crops - emerging weed issues, Street in Bronson. There will be food, 2057, or by email: yiwomansclub@gmail. Breakfast & Garage Specialist fun, history, games, voter registration and com. Sale unity. Join the Inglis Yankeetown Lions Club for breakfast and take home a treasure Inglis Yankeetown SLAM this winter from our annual garage sale. The event The Friends of the Winter is the best time to visit the is Saturday, Feb. 2, starting at 8 a.m. Lions Club Texas South Levy Area Marketplace (SLAM)! Breakfast is 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the ga- AF Knotts Public The next event is Saturday, Jan. 26, from rage sale is 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Inglis Hold ‘Em 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Support local vendors, Yankeetown Lions Club, 22 56th Street Library meet your neighbors and have some fun. Yankeetown. Adult tickets are $7 and Tournament The Friends of the AF Knotts Public Are you interested in booth space? children under 10 with an adult are free. Inglis Yankeetown Lions Foundation Library will hold their annual meeting at It’s only $10! Find us at www.southlevy- If you have items you would like will host a Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tourna- the Library in Yankeetown on Monday, marketplace.com or contact us at 352- to donate for the sale, please leave a ment, Saturday, Feb. 9, starting at 11 a.m. Jan. 21. 302-1771 or visit us on social media @ message at 352-505-7936. A pickup can at the Inglis Yankeetown Lions Club- Following a short business meeting, SouthLevyMarketplace. be arranged for large/bulky items (tax house, 22 59th Street, Yankeetown. It’s a Friends board member Tim Barber will We’re easy to find in the Withlacooch- deductible 501c3). Proceeds from this $30 buy-in and prizes include: 1st Place present “Hidden Treasures of the Aucilla ee Plaza, 40 Highway 19, just north of event support the activities of the I-Y $400.00; 2nd Place $300; and 3rd Place River”, an overview of his six years as Follow that Dream Parkway. The SLAM Lions Club throughout the year, including $100, with a minimum of 50 entries. senior divemaster, lead photographer and is held the fourth Saturday of each month. eye exams and eye glasses, support for Doors open at 11 a.m., cards fly at noon. underwater tech specialist for the “Aucilla Yankeetown School and other community A meal including pulled pork sandwiches, River Prehistory Project,” which uncov- service projects. cole slaw, chips, sweet tea and brownies ered the skeletal remains of a mastodon American Legion are $7 per person. Other beverages are in association with the Page Ladson site. available for donation. Contact Lion Also found were examples of tools and Riders Chapter Democratic Ex- Karen Klein at 352-535-3712 or email weapons used by the the Paleo Indians, [email protected] for more informa- who hunted the mastodons and mam- #237 to hold 9th ecutive Committee tion. All proceeds benefit Inglis Yankee- moths in the region 13 thousand years ago town Lions Foundation charities. as the Ice Age ended and the waters rose Annual Poker Run and Democratic covering the village in layers of sand. The American Legion Riders Chapter Join us as we further explore emerg- #237 9th Annual Poker Run will be held Women’s Club Meet ing Florida. The meeting is a 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, with the ride starting CWGA to hold golf and the presentation is at 2 p.m. The AF and ending at American Legion Post 237, Knotts Public Library is located at 11 in February 6726 N. Lecanto Hwy. in Beverly Hills. A Levy County residents interested in tournament to ben- 56th St., Yankeetown. For more informa- $15 entry fee includes a poker hand, prize attending the newly formed Levy County tion, call 352-447-4212. ticket and meal, with proceeds from the Democratic Executive Committee are efit local groups event benefiting Friends of Citrus and the invited to attend the Feb. 2 meeting in Please reserve Feb. 20 as a day of Nature Coast. Bronson. The meeting will be held at the golf. The Chiefland Women’s Golf Asso- Signup for the poker run will begin at home of Robbie Blake, 8250 NE 61st ciation is sponsoring a golf tournament Meeting on 9 a.m., with kick stands up at 10:30 a.m. Place, Bronson. The 2 p.m. meeting will dedicated to our local Guardian ad Litem and the last bike in at 5 p.m. Festivities be followed by the Democratic Women’s and Another Way women’s shelter. We improvements for will include door prizes, a silent auction, Club at 3 p.m. Nominees for the DEC will have door prizes, mulligans, and a a 50/50 at every stop and music by The leadership positions will be formally chance at winning a 50/50 raffle. The Yankeetown boat Joe’s. Best hand wins the Poker Run, and elected by Precinct Committee members. tournament is a three-person scramble all vehicles are welcome. Officers will be elected for the DWC at (make/bring your own team), with a 9 ramp For additional information, contact the February meeting. For more informa- a.m. shotgun start at Chiefland Golf and Levy County staff will be holding a Ride Chairman John Roby at 352-341- tion, please call 352-486-6366. Country Club. Check in is at 8:30 a.m. 5856 or 352-536-7480, or call Post 237 at There is a $50 entry fee; lunch is includ- community meeting, hosted by Dewberry Engineers, Inc., to discuss the proposed 352-897-4776 ed. improvements to the Bird Creek Boat Friends of Citrus and the Nature Coast Ramp in Yankeetown. The discussion will is a charitable organization providing Farmers can earn include: boat ramps, loading docks, paved community grief support workshops for College financial parking, covered pavilions and environ- anyone who has experienced a loss; tele- continuing educa- mental concerns. The meeting will be phone support; grief support resources for aid workshops held Jan. 23, 6 p.m., at the Inglis Commu- all ages; educational materials for parents tion units nity Center, located at: 137 Highway 40 and teachers; and children’s grief support The 2019 Tri-County Pesticide Appli- camps. For details, call 352-249-1470 or cator update will be held on Monday, Feb. coming to CF Levy West Inglis, FL 34449. High school and college students visit www.friendsofcitrus.org or Friends 4, at the Suwannee River Fairgrounds interested in getting assistance with the of Citrus on Facebook. in Fanning Springs beginning at 9 a.m. Farmers and other agricultural interests Free Application for Federal Student Aid Yankeetown-Inglis can receive pesticide license continuing can attend a workshop on Thursday, Feb. FUMC Cemetery education units (CEU’s) by participating 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or Thursday, Woman’s Club in the event. March 14, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the College Topics covered will include pesti- of Central Florida Jack Wilkinson Levy Corporation to meet Campus, 15390 N.W. Highway 19, Chief- Soup-a-Thon and The annual meeting of the Chiefland cide safety training, watermelon disease update, peanut disease survey, peanut land. United Methodist Church Cemetery Students are strongly encouraged Bake Sale Corporation will be held in the sanctuary variety update, weed control and more. Calling all soup makers, soup tasters, to attend with their parent or guardian. of the First United Methodist Church at Lunch will be provided by Farm Credit of and baked goods lovers. Whether you Required documents to bring include the 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 27. The church Florida. want to cook and compete or just want to student’s photo identification, parents’ address is 707 North Main St., Chiefland. Registration is required by Jan. 31. eat, you’re bound to have a whole lotta and student’s 2017 income tax returns and The purpose of the meeting is to elect di- Registration fee of $5 should be made fun at the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s all W-2s, Social Security numbers and rectors, present reports on operations and payable to Gilchrist County Extension Club Soup-A-Thon and Bak Sale on Jan. dates of birth of parents and student, and activities and invite comments from the and delivered or mailed to 125 E. Wade 26, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Sample all records of all 2017 untaxed income. membership. All members are encouraged Street Trenton, FL 32693. For more infor- the soups and vote for the best. Purchase Space is limited. Register for the to attend. mation, contact Sheila at (352) 463-3174 yummy baked goods at reasonable prices. or Ed at (352) 486-5131.Core Pesticide event at www.CF.edu/fafsaworkshop. For The event is located at YIWC Club- Training, 50 Minutes, Dan F. and De more information, call 352-658-4077. house on 56th Street, Yankeetown. Ad- Lunch 12:30 – 1:00 To learn about other events at CF, mission fee is $5 per person. Cash prizes 1:00 pm wrap up on peanut and water- visit CF.edu. will be awarded for the top three tastiest melon 2018 (disease surveys), De and S.

NW 140th Street, Chief- Road). Come and have fun BINGO for a cause For information or to do- South Levy Market- land. For additional infor- and support our veterans! Tired of the rain? Need nate, please call 352-542- place in Inglis is the fourth ONGOING mation call For more information, call to get out of the house? 0157. Saturday of each month. Commander Larry Fo- 352-498-7707 or 352-221- Come on down for Bingo Second to None Thrift Summer hours are 9 a.m. ACTIVITIES land at home: 352-493- 8043. on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- Shop Come browse The to noon. Armed Forces/Veterans 1351 or on cell: 727-773- day of the month through Second To None Thrift The marketplace is in Groups 7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. American Legion August at the Yankeetown Shoppe located behind the Inglis on Highway 19 in to 4 p.m. Bingo Inglis Woman’s Club. Yankeetown-Inglis Wom- front of Food Ranch For Chiefland Veterans of American Legion Tri-County Marine Come join us & have some an’s Club in Yankeetown. more information, please Foreign Wars Post and Post 236 of Bronson is League Detachment No. fun! Support a great local The ladies are constantly call 352-302-1771. Auxiliary has moved to the open now for Bingo ev- 1018 Marines are looking cause! Since 1969, YIWC adding and updating the corner of U.S. Highway 19 ery Monday at 6 p.m. Dieting/Weight Control for a few good men and has awarded over $100,000 shoppe, man cave and bou- North and 137th Street. Bring a friend and come women to join their organi- in scholarships to local stu- tique sections. In March Chiefland TOPS meets Any veteran of a for- join us in the double- zation. Meetings are on the dents. Bingo income funds everything on the racks will from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. eign war and anyone who wide at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. third Monday of the month the Woman’s Club Schol- be $1. Stocked solely by on Mondays at Good Shep- has a father, mother, broth- toward Williston on the at 6 p.m. The organization arship program, which are donations from club mem- herd Lutheran Church, er, sister, grandmother, right-hand side. Handi- is located at 1381 NE 82nd awarded in May each year. bers and the community, U.S. Highway 19, north grandfather, son or daugh- cap parking is in the rear Ave. (off U.S. Highway Church/Thrift Shops the Second To None Thrift of Chiefland. Both sexes ter who has served overseas of the building. Hope to 19), Old Town. Bring a Bronson United Meth- Shoppe is one of the finest are welcome. For informa- during time of war and can see you there. For inqui- copy of your DD214 or dis- odist Thrift Shop, 235 and least expensive in the tion, call 352-463-9111. furnish a copy of a DD214 ries, please call Margie at charge. For more informa- Court St. in Bronson be- area. Hours are Monday We have a new TOPS from the military is invited 352-317-5922 or Tom at tion, please call 352-275- hind the church, shop hours through Saturday 10 a.m. to No. 0891 in Chiefland. The to join us. We sponsor light 352-486-6721. 7838. Semper Fidelis. AMVETS Post 444 are Friday and Saturday, 9 2 p.m. and Thursday 5 p.m. group meeting is Thursdays dinners every Friday night hosts bingo each Wednes- a.m. to 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with questions at 11 a.m. All are welcome. with music. We are open on Bingo/Karaoke/Games day at 6:30 p.m.; and Fri- Divine Mercy Thrift 352-447-2057 before Bin- The group has national and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 Disabled American day and Sunday at 7 p.m. Center on the grounds of go. All proceeds generated international recognition. p.m. Business meetings are Veterans Auxiliary Unit The post is at 13751 NE St. John the Evangelist from sales are given back Come for a visit and learn the second Tuesday of each 63 Disabled America Veter- 52nd Place, Williston. Church, 4050 NW High- to the community. Thrift to lose weight your way! month and meetings for the ans Auxiliary Unit 63, Pris- AMVETS Post 88 in way 27A, is open Fridays Shop Volunteers are needed Please call 352-493-7339 Auxiliary are the first Tues- on Road, Cross City offers Bronson (next to the Bron- and Saturdays from 9 a.m. and we will train. Any and or 352-493-1351 for the day of each month. Out- Bingo every Wednesday at son Speedway) at 10050 to 1 p.m. Sales go toward all hours are needed. location and more informa- of-town members are also 12 p.m. start. Doors open N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo ev- feeding the needy in the Tri–County Outreach tion. welcome to join us. at 10:30 a.m., and cof- ery Tuesday at 7 p.m. area. Donations are accept- Thrift Store is open Mon- Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- Disabled American fee donuts and lunch will ed. For more information, day through Thursday from ing for Better Balance ev- Veterans Grand Slam Bridge be available. DAVA also please call 352-493-9723. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store ery Monday and Wednes- The Disabled Amer- meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. hosts Bingo on Saturdays Holy Cross Catholic is at 708 N Main St., Chief- day at 11 a.m. at First ican Veterans seeks dis- Mondays at the Gather- at 6 p.m., with doors open- Church Thrift Shop in land. Sales benefit the on- United Methodist Church, abled veterans to join the ing Table in Chiefland. ing at 4:30 p.m. There are Cross City has used fur- site emergency food pan- 707 N. Main St., Chief- (D.A.V.). We meet on the For information, call $100 jackpots, prizes and niture and low prices. It is try. For more information, land, in the fellowship hall. first Thursday of each Joan at 352-493-4743. giveaways. The address is open on Fridays and Satur- please call 352-493-2310. To register, please contact month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef Weekly and substitute 125 NE 165th Ave (Prison days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. O Brady's Restaurant, 7050 players are needed. Farmers Markets See ACTIVITIES Page B8 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 17, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK

QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE

Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual NASCAR rides out answers raucous ‘Silly Season’

Jeff Gordon isn’t putting down the microphone any time soon. [AP FILE]

Did Jeff Gordon surprise you?

Somewhat, yes. It’s a little surprising that Jeff Gordon has re-upped his deal to stay in Fox’s broadcast booth. As his career unfolded, it was easy to assume his post-racing life wouldn’t include long weekends in places like Talladega, Dover and the Poconos. But it has, and it figures to stay that way in the distant future since he’s supposed to take over Hendrick Motorsports whenever Rick Hendrick hangs up the headset. But Rick’s in no hurry, it seems.

About those layoffs …

Last week’s NASCAR layoffs reportedly affected The No. 78 Toyota team, which won the 2017 NASCAR Cup championship, no longer exists, and Jimmie Johnson (48) will have a new sponsor for the between 50-100 employ- first time since 2002.[AP/TIMOTHY D. EASLEY] ees, and there’s no way to put a positive spin on it, By Godwin Kelly NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie wheel of the No. 1 Chip Ganassi Racing though the accompany- [email protected] Johnson was broadsided by the news that Chevy. ing press release painted Lowe’s Home Improvement would exit On Jan. 7, Stewart-Haas announced it as a reorganizational ASCAR has never seen a “Silly the sport at the end of the 2018 season. Suarez, who had been bumped by Truex move “all good businesses Season” like it experienced during Fortunately, car owner Rick Hendrick at Gibbs Racing, was tabbed as Busch’s do.” Between the layoffs and after the 2018 season. was able to find a replacement for the replacement in the No. 41 Ford. Suarez and recent news that From the start of the rumors hood and fenders of the No. 48 Chevy has the support of tech company Arris. NASCAR’s France family Nlast summer to the last driver sign- with Ally Financial. “We’ve all seen how competitive Stew- is looking to buy ISC and ing a week ago, it was one of the most Still, the team that dominated Cup art-Haas Racing is,” Suarez said. “This is take it private, many tumultuous Silly Seasons on record. racing for a decade was rattled by poor the opportunity every driver wants, and onlookers assume it’s all This was one wild adventure as one performance. The only crew chief John- now I have it. I want to deliver for this part of some near-future championship-caliber team completely son has ever worked with in Cup, Chad team. We have everything we need to be plan to sell all or part of folded and another title team lost the only Knaus, was transferred over to the No. successful.” NASCAR. Unless it’s not, of sponsor it has ever known. 24 Chevy wheeled by sophomore William Matt DiBenedetto quite possibly has course. Even though the car-owner pool has Byron for the 2019 season. the most powerful rabbit’s foot in the shrunk dramatically over the past decade, And that takes us directly into the universe. Just after midseason, he said — Ken Willis, ken.willis there was still a major shuffling of driv- driver changes. he was leaving Go Fas Racing to find a @news-jrnl.com ers from team to team, including several Before 2018 was finished, Jack Roush more competitive wheel, with no plans in brand-name competitors. showed 2011 Daytona 500 winner Trevor place. The earthshaking news for the Cup Bayne the door and hired veteran Ryan It was a leap of faith that paid off. WHAT’S ON TAP Series garage arrived late in the summer Newman to race the No. 6 Roush Fenway When Kasey Kahne announced he was when car owner Barney Visser, whose No. Racing Ford. leaving stock-car racing and Leavine At Daytona 78 Toyota was wheeled by Martin Truex Newman left Richard Childress Racing, Family Racing, DiBenedetto got that ride. Jan. 26-27: Rolex 24 IMSA Jr., announced the closing of the team which announced Daniel Hemric would Yes, it was a step up, but LFR took it sports-car race. despite winning the 2017 championship. drive the No. 31 RCR Chevy in 2019. up a notch higher when it announced it Feb. 9: Lucas Oil 200 Visser, who went deep into his pockets “It’s going to be an honor to continue would replace the No. 78 team as a fac- (ARCA Series). to start the Denver-based team, said he down this path over the next couple of tory-backed Toyota and get support from Feb. 10: Daytona 500 pole didn’t have the proper sponsorship fund- years and just to be able to give it a shot,” Gibbs Racing. qualifying, Advance Auto ing to field a team in 2019 capable of win- Hemric seemed to say with a gulp. Truex won the 2017 title driving that Parts Clash. ning another crown. Since there is no Furniture Row team, Gibbs Racing sister car. Feb. 14: Duel 150-mile Despite the bad news, Truex made it to Truex bounced into the No. 19 Joe Gibbs Joining Bayne on the sidelines for qualifying races. the Championship Round and finished Racing Toyota, which sent Daniel Suarez 2019 are AJ Allmendinger, who signed Feb. 15: NextEra Energy second in the points standings. Mean- packing. on at NBC Sports plus has a sports-car 250 (Truck Series). while, Furniture Row Racing is now part In 11th- and 12th-hour moves, Kurt ride, and Jamie McMurray, who’s out of Feb. 16: Daytona 300 (Xfin- of NASCAR lore. Busch and his sponsor (Monster Energy) Ganassi’s No. 1 car and now part of the ity Series). In a similar situation, seven-time left Stewart-Haas Racing to take the Fox broadcast team. Feb. 17: Daytona 500.

2019 CUP SERIES April 7: Food City 500 at Bristol June 30: Overton’s 400 at Chicagoland Sept. 15: South Point 400 at Las Vegas SCHEDULE April 13: Toyota Owners 400 at July 6: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Sept. 21: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Feb. 10: Clash at Daytona Richmond July 13: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Richmond Feb. 14: 150-mile qualifying races for April 28: Geico 500 at Talladega July 21: Foxwoods 301 at New Sept. 29: Bank of America 500k at Daytona 500 May 5: Dover 400 Hampshire Charlotte Feb. 17: Daytona 500 May 11: Kansas 400 July 28: Gander Outdoors 400 at Pocono Oct. 6: Delaware 400 at Dover Feb. 24: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta May 18: All-Star Race at Charlotte Aug. 4: Go Bowling at Watkins Glen Oct. 13: 1000Bulbs.com 500 Talladega March 3: Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas May 26: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Aug. 11: Consumers Energy 400 at Oct. 20: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 10: TicketGuardian 500 at Phoenix June 2: Pocono 400 Michigan Oct. 27: First Data 500 at Martinsville March 17: Auto Club 400 at Fontana June 9: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Aug. 17: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race Nov. 3: AAA Texas 500 March 24: STP 500 at Martinsville Michigan at Bristol Nov. 10: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix March 31: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at June 23: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sept. 1: Southern 500 at Darlington Nov. 17: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Texas Sonoma Sept. 8: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Homestead-Miami

MOTOR MOUTHS SPEED FREAKS — A few questions we had to ask ourselves PODCAST What’s the top end for Daniel Suarez at Stewart-Haas? KEN’S CALL: This is such a no-brainer it almost HAS to We’re getting close enough for a Speed- GODSPEAK: As I look deep into my crystal ball, I see a happen, right? It’s been decades since the banquet was weeks countdown. Everyone to the pod! Victory Lane celebration, which leads to a short playoff held in NASCAR Country, and it’s time. run (see Erik Jones, 2018). Tune in online at www.news-journal KEN’S CALL: This will be a test for Suarez, because he’s Oscar Mayer is back! Part-time sponsor for Ryan New- online.com/daytonamotormouths presumably not really stepping up in equipment. Aric man’s ride at Roush Fenway. Excited? Almirola did last year, and we see what happened. I’ll GODSPEAK: I’ve been in the Goodyear Blimp. I can’t say he maxes out with a playoff berth. wait to take a lap around Daytona in the Oscar Mayer Daniel Suarez Wienermobile. has won at the The banquet to Nashville? Will it happen, and should it? KEN’S CALL: You better believe it. This is welcomed Xfinity level; GODSPEAK: Good idea to bring it back to the South. good news on the sponsor front, and I’m already hum- can he do it in New Orleans should toss NASCAR a bid and make it ming the Oscar Mayer song ... “O-s-c-a-r!” When’s a Cup car? [AP seem like there is a fight for stock car’s attention. lunch? FILE] Thursday, January 17, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 5B Puzzle Page

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Ramos, Wilson top CMHS spellers 7th- grade Chiefland Middle School held Runner-up – Oren Wilson its school spelling contests in Sixth-grade participants – December. The Levy County Jolene Watkins, Elier Mata, Tan- Competition is held Jan. 24 at ner Bailey, Kaylah Stephenson With AC, heat, Bronson Middle High School, Seventh-grade participants – refrigerator, water pump & Porta-a-potty where the winner advances to Jose DeLaCruz, Obed Fonseca, Ready to travel! the state competition in Talla- Madi Allen, Karen Baker, Oren $4,900 hassee on Feb 16. Congratula- Wilson 25222 SE Hwy 19, Old Town tions to the CMS bee winners Eighth-grade participants – and participants: Kaydon Brady, Rachael Hutson, 25’ with slide, Overall spelling bee winner – Margarita Ramos, Adysen sleeps 6. Margarita Ramos Baker, Dakota Hammock $10,900 Consignments Welcome! Tri-County’s Hometown RV Dealer and Repair Specialist

3 Margarita Ramos and Oren Wilson Eighth-graders Sixth-graders Tommy Parrish 352-226-7413. be yelled at, hit or humil- is a card-making class. [email protected] 352-317-2688 Levy/Gilchrist Retired iated; and to make their Wednesday is all other SPECIALIZING IN ACTIVITIES Educators Association own decisions. No one crafts. Tuesday and Thurs- • Carpet and continued from Page 3B meets on the third Monday has the right to abuse our day come and socialize. • 24 Hour Flood Restoration Upholstery Cleaning • Tile and Grout Cleaning of every month at the Gath- elders physically or emo- Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon • Commercial • Painting – Interior/ Exterior Elizabeth (Liz) Dalusio ering Table in Chiefland. tionally, to threaten them, is line dancing. The center Pressure Washing Commercial or Residential at Elder Options by calling The meeting will start or to take their money or is open from 8 a.m. to 5 352-378-6649 ext. 152 or at 10:30 a.m. followed by property without consent. p.m. For more information, 352-692-5252 lunch. Any retired educa- Be empowered to prevent please call Bernadette Pre- Social/Civic Groups tor from Gilchrist or Levy becoming a victim of elder ble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. counties is invited to at- abuse. Talk to your cler- Food for Life distri- Clover Squares will tend. gy, doctor or someone you bution at Chiefland First hold a “plus” workshop at Tri-County Cruisers trust and call the confiden- United Methodist Church 6:30 p.m. and the dance at meet to show off its classic tial Elder Abuse Hotline at will be every Saturday at 7 p.m. every Wednesday vehicles from 6:30 to 8 p.m. 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- 10:30 a.m. The requested until a new class begins in on Fridays at the Gathering 962-2873), if you or some- donation is $5 per family November at the Willis- Table in Chiefland. Show one you know is abused. for fuel cost. ton Crossings RV Resort up to show your car and Do not be afraid to ask for community center, 410 NE have a good time. help. Fifth St., Williston. For Rotary Grandparents Rais- TriCoTransmissionEA0316.crtr - Page 1 - Composite more information, please ing Grandkids Support call 352-528-3323. Chiefland Rotary Group meets the third Friends of the Luther meets at noon Wednesdays Tuesday at 10 a.m. to noon Callaway Public Library, at The Gathering Table on at First Baptist Church the Chiefland branch of Main Street. of Cross City, 16024 US. the Levy County Public Suwannee Valley Ro- 19.,Cross City. Childcare Library System, meet the tary meets at noon on is provided. Meet with second Thursday of each Thursdays at the Haven other grandparents rais- month at 11 a.m. at the li- Hospice Community Cen- ing grandchildren, share brary, 104 NE Third St., ter in Chiefland. experiences, help find -re Chiefland. The Friends sup- Williston Rotary meets sources that can help and port the library by promot- at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at support each other. ing the library’s programs First Presbyterian Church, For more information, and resources and through 247 NE First St. please call Gigi at 352- fund-raising projects to Help 493-9183. purchase reading materials, Chiefland Senior Ask for help: Ev- books on tape, videos, op- Center, 305 SW First St., erating supplies and minor ery day, older adults are serves breakfast and lunch, Jenelle Shelton, Owner Special Discount for Veterans equipment. There are no abused, neglected and Monday-Friday. Monday and First Responders denied their rights. Old- Cole Booth, Office Manager dues. For more informa- and Wednesday at 9 a.m. er adults have the right to 15565 NW Hwy. 19, Chiefland tion, please call Friends is exercise class. At 9:30 dignity and respect; to not President Ann Brown at a.m. to noon on Mondays B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 17, 2019

NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate CIVIL DIVISION. number 6459-16 of the sale of number 5959-16 of the sale of number 3895-14 of the sale of number 2655-15 of the sale of number 865-12 of the sale of CASE NUMBER: 38-2018-CA- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- 00859 tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of JOE A. MARKHAM, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, Plaintiff, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, vs. the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: JOSE R. GONZALEZ, if alive, and if deceased, ALL NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE PERSONS CLAIMING BY HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH HOLDER(S): QUARTERDECK, HOLDER(S): DIANE JUNE AN- THROUGH AND UNDER THE GIES, INC. CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG PARTNERS LP LLC DREWS ESTATE OF JOSE R. GONZA- 2222, LLC LEZ, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Defendant, THE PROPERTY: LOT 4, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE THE PROPERTY: LOT 23, PROPERTY: LOTS 4 AND 5, THE PROPERTY: THE E 1/2 SAMMONS SUBDIVISION, PROPERTY: LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK 26, IN THE FOURTH BLOCK 7, CIRCLE “K” RANCH OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NE NOTICE OF ACTION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AND THE WEST 15 FEET OF ADDITION TO THE BRONSON S/D UNIT NO. 1, ACCORDING 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 TO: Jose R. Gonzalez THEREOF, RECORDED IN LOT 5, BLOCK A, RIVERLAKE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, AS TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP Last known address: 1202 SW PLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 5, PUB- ESTATES, ACCORDING TO RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, 4th PL LIC RECORDS OF LEVY THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- 3, PAGES 65, 65A AND 65B, PAGE 11, PUBLIC RECORDS LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Cape Coral, Florida 33991 COUNTY, FLORIDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA PAGES 22 & 22A, PUBLIC RE- COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that you NAMES IN WHICH AS- CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- SESSED: JOSE V CANO, MA- have been designated as de- SESSED: ROBERT W SAYRE, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH NAMES IN WHICH AS- SESSED: GARY M BENNER RIA N CANO fendant in a legal proceeding TRS, ROBERT W SAYRE A 1973 TRINITY, DOU- SESSED: ALACHUA COUNTY filed against you for Suit to Qui- LIVING TRUST, ROBERT W BLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME HUMANE SOCIETY, INC. All of said property being in the All of said property being in the et Title of Real Property. The SAYRE, TRUSTEE OF THE BEARING ID#S 3000223A AND County of Levy, State of Florida. County of Levy, State of Florida. action involves real property in ROBERT W SAYRE LIVING 3000223B, AND TITLE #S All of said property being in the Levy County, Florida, more fully TRUST U/A DATED MARCH 5714701 AND 5714702, LO- County of Levy, State of Florida. Unless such Certificate shall be Unless such Certificate shall be described as follows: 18, 2014, THE ROBERT W CATED THEREON. ALSO redeemed according to law, the redeemed according to law, the A parcel of land commonly re- SAYRE LIVING TRUST U/A KNOWN AS: LOTS 19 AND Unless such Certificate shall be property described in such Cer- property described in such Cer- ferred to as Tract #296 of Uni- DATED MARCH 18, 2014 20, AND THE WEST 15 FEET redeemed according to law, the tificate will be sold to the high- tificate will be sold to the high- versity Estates, and legally de- OF LOT 5, BLOCK A, OF AN property described in such Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse est bidder in the Courthouse scribed as: The S ½ of the SE ¼ All of said property being in the UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION tificate will be sold to the high- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- of the NE ¼ of the NW ¼ of the County of Levy, State of Florida. FOR GRACE HUFFMAN IN est bidder in the Courthouse ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. SW ¼, Section 10, Township THE NW 1/4 OF SECTION 3, lobby on the 11th day of Febru- 12 South, Range 17 East, Levy Unless such Certificate shall be TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. DATED this 28th day of Decem- DATED this 28th day of Decem- County, Florida. 03394-100-00. redeemed according to law, the RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp The action was instituted in the property described in such Cer- COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING A DATED this 28th day of Decem- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Eighth Judicial Circuit Court, tificate will be sold to the high- PORTION OF TRACTS MORE ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp COURT LEVY COUNTY, COURT LEVY COUNTY, Gilchrist County, Florida, and est bidder in the Courthouse FULLY DESCRIBED IN OR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FLORIDA FLORIDA is styled JOE A. MARKHAM, lobby on the 11th day of Febru- BOOK 53, PAGE 645, AND OR COURT LEVY COUNTY, Plaintiff, v. JOSE R. GONZA- ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. BOOK 53, PAGE 646, PUBLIC FLORIDA Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, LEZ, Defendant. RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. You are required to serve a DATED this 28th day of Decem- FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, copy of your written defenses, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp 1973 TRINITY, DOUBLE-WIDE 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. if any, to the action on Douglas CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT MOBILE HOME BEAR- NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION K. McKoy, Plaintiff's attorney, COURT LEVY COUNTY, ING ID#S 3000223A AND FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED whose address is 302-B North FLORIDA 3000223B, AND TITLE #S NOTICE OF APPLICATION Main Street, Trenton, Florida 5714701 AND 5714702, LO- FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 32693, on or before February Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, CATED THEREON. that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate 7, 2019, and file the original NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. number 2079-11 of the sale of number 791-11 of the sale of with the clerk of this court either that the holder(s) of Certificate NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- before service on Douglas K. number 2236-11 of the sale of SESSED: JOHN ESTEVES tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- McKoy or immediately after ser- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION A/K/A JOHN A ESTEVES, LAU- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of vice; otherwise, a default will be tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FOR TAX DEED RA ESTEVES N/K/A LAURA the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, entered against you for the re- sued thereon. The name(s) of DINAPOLI ZWICK ESTEVES, the description of the property, the description of the property, lief demanded in the complaint. the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LAURA DINAPOLI ZWICK ES- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- The Court has authority in this the description of the property, that the holder(s) of Certificate TEVES, JOHN A ESTEVES, sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: suit to enter a judgment or de- the name(s) in which it is as- number 6290-16 of the sale of JOHN ESTEVES, LAURA ES- cree in the Plaintiff's interest sessed are as follows: 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- TEVES NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE which will be binding upon you. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX WITNESS my hand and seal of NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sued thereon. The name(s) of All of said property being in the LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC this court on this 27 day of De- HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX the holder(s) of said Certificate, County of Levy, State of Florida. cember, 2018. the description of the property, LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE the name(s) in which it is as- Unless such Certificate shall be THE PROPERTY: LOT NO. 11, PROPERTY: W 1/2 OF NE 1/4 Danny J. Shipp LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE sessed are as follows: redeemed according to law, the IN BLOCK NO. 19, SECTION OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SE Clerk of Court PROPERTY: LOT 6, BLOCK 38, property described in such Cer- N, OF RAINBOW LAKES ES- 1/4 OF SECTION 33, TOWN- RAINBOW LAKES ESTATES, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE tificate will be sold to the high- TATES, ACCORDING TO THE SHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 17 BY: LaQuanda Latson SECTION N, ACCORDING HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- est bidder in the Courthouse MAP THEREOF, RECORDED EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- As Deputy Clerk TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- GIES, INC. lobby on the 11th day of Febru- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 27, IDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY Publication: January 3, 10, 17, PAGES 27 THRU 27D, PUBLIC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- 24, 2019 RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, PROPERTY: LOT FIFTEEN DATED this 28th day of Decem- SESSED: BRUCE TUCKER FLORIDA (15) OF EMERALD FOREST, A ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: SUBDIVISION, AS PER PLAT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SAMUEL F IRWIN, RONALD All of said property being in the NAMES IN WHICH AS- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THEREOF RECORDED IN COURT LEVY COUNTY, DEAN IRWIN, GLEN WILLIAM County of Levy, State of Florida. SESSED: MICHAEL SHIM, OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 45, OF FLORIDA FILBERT -TRS A/K/A GLEN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF KATHLEEN SHIM WILLIAM FILBERTH -TRS, Unless such Certificate shall be CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, MATTIE L FILBERT -TRS A/K/A redeemed according to law, the All of said property being in the CASE No. 2016-CA-000330 GETHER WITH A 1993 MER- 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. MATTIE L FILBERTH -TRS, property described in such Cer- ITT, DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE County of Levy, State of Florida. GLEN WILLIAM FILBERT AND tificate will be sold to the high- HOME, BEARING ID#S FLHM- NOTICE OF APPLICATION MATTIE LEE FILBERT JOINT est bidder in the Courthouse BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., LCP2009419A AND FLHML- FOR TAX DEED Unless such Certificate shall be REVOCABLE LIVING TR A/K/A lobby on the 11th day of Febru- PLAINTIFF, CP2009419B, AND TITLE #S redeemed according to law, the GLEN WILLIAM AND MATTIE ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. VS. 64087513 AND 64087517, LO- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, property described in such Cer- LEE FILBERTH JOINT REVO- KENIELE B. BROWN A/K/A CATED THEREON. that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate will be sold to the high- CABLE LIVING TR, VENITA DATED this 28th day of Decem- KENIELE BROWN, ET AL. number 2253-11 of the sale of est bidder in the Courthouse IRWIN, GLEN W FILBERTH, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp DEFENDANT(S). NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- MATTIE L FILBERTH, GLEN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SESSED: MARY E. H. HOLT tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. W FILBERTH, AS CO-TRUST- COURT LEVY COUNTY, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE A/K/A MARY HARRISON sued thereon. The name(s) of EES OF THE GLEN WILLIAM FLORIDA SALE CARR, MARY E.H. HOLT N/K/A the holder(s) of said Certificate, DATED this 28th day of Decem- FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MARY H CARR the description of the property, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, pursuant to the Final Judgment the name(s) in which it is as- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. of Foreclosure dated March All of said property being in the COURT LEVY COUNTY, JULY 1, 1993, MATTIE LEE 23, 2017 in the above action, sessed are as follows: SUWANNEE RIVER WATER County of Levy, State of Florida. FLORIDA FILBERTH, AS CO-TRUST- the Levy County Clerk of Court EES OF THE GLEN WILLIAM MANAGEMENT DISTRICT will sell to the highest bidder for NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- Unless such Certificate shall be Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE cash at Levy, Florida, on March HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX CATION redeemed according to law, the 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- 11, 2019, at 11:00 AM, at Lob- LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC property described in such Cer- BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED by of Levy County Courthouse Notice is hereby given that pur- tificate will be sold to the high- JULY 1, 1993, GLEN WILLIAM (usually) or Board of Commis- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION suant to Chapter 373, Florida est bidder in the Courthouse FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE sioners meeting room - 355 S. THE PROPERTY: LOT 12, FOR TAX DEED Statutes, the following applica- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- Court St., Bronson, FL 32621 BLOCK 42, RAINBOW LAKES tion for permit was received on ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED for the following described ESTATES, SECTION N, AC- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, December 28, 2018: JULY 1, 1993, R DEAN IRWIN, property: CORDING TO THE PLAT that the holder(s) of Certificate DATED this 28th day of Decem- ESQ, RONALD DEAN IRWIN LOT 7, BLOCK 36, WILLIS- THEREOF, RECORDED IN number 898-12 of the sale of Murray Tillis, PO Box 1669, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp A/K/A R. DEAN IRWIN TON HIGHLANDS UNIT 14, PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 27, 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- Chiefland, FL 32644, has sub- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- mitted an application to mod- COURT LEVY COUNTY, All of said property being in the THEREOF RECORDED IN COUNTY, FLORIDA sued thereon. The name(s) of ify Water Use Permit number FLORIDA the holder(s) of said Certificate, County of Levy, State of Florida. PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 14, 14A 2-075-220905-3, authorizing AND 14B PUBLIC RECORDS NAMES IN WHICH AS- the description of the property, a maximum average daily use Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, Unless such Certificate shall be OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA SESSED: MICHAEL CAMP- the name(s) in which it is as- of 0.4789 million gallons of 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. redeemed according to law, the Any person claiming an interest BELL sessed are as follows: groundwater for agricultural use property described in such Cer- in the surplus from the sale, if in 1-in-10 year drought condi- tificate will be sold to the high- any, other than the property All of said property being in the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE tions. This project is located est bidder in the Courthouse owner as of the date of the lis County of Levy, State of Florida. HOLDER(S): DIANE JUNE AN- in Township 11S, Range 15E, lobby on the 11th day of Febru- pendens must file a claim with- DREWS Sections 2, 3, and 10 in Levy Unless such Certificate shall be ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. in sixty (60) days after the sale. County. The Court, in its discretion, may redeemed according to law, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF DATED this 28th day of Decem- enlarge the time of the sale. property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: TRACT Interested persons may com- ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp Notice of the changed time of tificate will be sold to the high- #029, LEGALLY DESCRIBED ment upon the application or CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sale shall be published as pro- est bidder in the Courthouse AS THE W 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 submit a written request for a COURT LEVY COUNTY, vided herein. lobby on the 11th day of Febru- OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 staff report containing proposed ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION FLORIDA agency action regarding the Tromberg Law Group, P.A. 12, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, application by writing to the Su- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, Attorney for Plaintiff DATED this 28th day of Decem- RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY wannee River Water Manage- 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. 1515 South Federal Highway, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp COUNTY, FLORIDA, LESS ment District, Attn: Resource CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND EXCEPT ROAD RIGHT Suite 100 Management, 9225 C.R. 49, Boca Raton, FL 33432 COURT LEVY COUNTY, OF WAY. Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such FLORIDA Telephone #: 561-338-4101 comments or requests must be Fax #: 561-338-4077 NAMES IN WHICH AS- received by 5:00 PM within 14 Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, SESSED: ROSUE HERNAN- Email: eservice@tromberglaw- days from the date of publica- group.com 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. DEZ, JUANA HERNANDEZ tion. By: All of said property being in the No further public notice will be County of Levy, State of Florida. Princy Valiathodathil, Esq. provided regarding this appli- FBN 70971 cation. A copy of the staff re- Unless such Certificate shall be port must be requested in order Published January 17, 24, 2019 redeemed according to law, the to remain advised of further property described in such Cer- proceedings. Substantially af- tificate will be sold to the high- fected persons are entitled to est bidder in the Courthouse request an administrative hear- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. Administrative Code, regarding the proposed agency action by DATED this 28th day of Decem- submitting a written request af- ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp ter reviewing the staff report. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LEVY COUNTY, Published January 17, 2019 FLORIDA

Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. Thursday, January 17, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ment, entered in Civil Case No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT South 89°37'30" West, along OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 2017-CA-000289 of the Circuit OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL the said North right of way line, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY a distance of 536.69 feet to the COUNTY, FLORIDA in and for Levy County, Flori- COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA POINT OF BEGINNING; from CIVIL DIVISION da, wherein MTGLQ Investors, CASE NO.: 2017 CA 000539 CASE NO.: 2018 CA 000166 CASE NO. 2018 CA 886 the said POINT OF BEGIN- Case #: 2017-CA-000637 L.P., Plaintiff and Alfred James NING, thence continue South Crocco a/k/a Alfred J. Crocco U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUNSTATE FEDERAL CREDIT 89°37'30" West, along the said Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a are defendant(s), I, Clerk of TRUSTEE FOR LSF10 MAS- Plaintiff, UNION, North right of way line, a dis- Mr. Cooper Court, Danny J. Shipp, will sell TER PARTICIPATION TRUST, VS. Plaintiff, tance of 107.34 feet; thence Plaintiff, to the highest and best bidder Plaintiff, RICHARD R. FRASER; et al., vs. run North 00°23'30" West, par- -vs.- for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR VS. Defendant(s). UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, allel to State Road No. 341, a Amy S. Mann a/k/a Amy Sue AT LEVY COUNTY COURT- VILAS R. BURKHARD;SHA- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, distance of 191.83 feet; thence Rollison a/k/a Amy S. Rol- HOUSE, LOCATED AT 355 S. RON THERESE PALMER; et NOTICE OF ACTION ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, run North 89°37'40" East, a dis- lison; Unknown Spouse of COURT STREET, BRONSON, al., TO: Unknown Heirs Ben- CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OF tance of 107.34 feet; thence Amy S. Mann a/k/a Amy Sue LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, Defendant(s). eficiaries, Devisees, Surviving MATTHEW T. POMEROY, DE- run South 00°23'30" East. par- Rollison a/k/a Amy S. Rolli- AT 11:00 A.M. on January 28, Spouse, Grantees, Assignee, CEASED, KRISTIN M. POME- allel to said State Road No. 341, son; United States of America, 2019, the following described NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Lienors, Creditors, Trustees, ROY, PAIGE E. MERTZ, UN- a distance of 191.83 feet to an Acting Through the Secretary property as set forth in said Fi- SALE PURSUANT TO CHAP- And All Other Parties Claiming KNOWN SPOUSE OF PAIGE E. intersection with the said North of Housing and Urban Devel- nal Judgment, to-wit: TER 45 An Interest By Through Under MERTZ, UNKNOWN SPOUSE, right of way line of State Road opment; Unknown Parties in THE NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Or Against The Estate Of Wil- HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANT- No. 345 for the said· POINT OF Possession #1, if living, and OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION that sale will be made pursuant liam Scott Fraser, III AKA W. EES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, BEGINNING. all Unknown Parties claiming 11, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, to an Order of Final Judgment. Scott Fraser III CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OF (Said property was formerly by, through, under and against RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY COUN- Final Judgment was awarded Last Known Residence: Un- STEPHEN G. POMROY, DE- known as Lot 19, Block "C" of the above named Defen- TY, FLORIDA, LESS THE on December 26, 2018 in Civil known CEASED, CAROL G. POME- a proposed subdivision of the dant(s) who are not known to EAST 204.17 FEET THEREOF, Case No. 2017 CA 000539, of ROY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Etter Usher property and Is be dead or alive, whether said SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT the Circuit Court of the EIGHTH YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CAROL G. POMEROY AND the same property described in Unknown Parties may claim OVER AND ACROSS THE Judicial Circuit in and for Levy action to foreclose a mortgage UNKNOWN TENANTS,, O.R. Book 1, Page 209, Public an interest as Spouse, Heirs, SOUTH 25 FEET THEREOF. County, Florida, wherein, on the following property in Defendants. Records of Levy County, Flori- Devisees, Grantees, or Other U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS LEVY County, Florida: LOTS 4, da.) Claimants; Unknown Parties TOGETHER WITH THAT TRUSTEE FOR LSF10 MAS- 5, BLOCK K, CASON'S INGLIS NOTICE OF ACTION in Possession #2, if living, and CERTAIN MANUFACTURED TER PARTICIPATION TRUST ACRES UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO: Published January 17, 24, 2019 all Unknown Parties claiming HOME, YEAR: 1997, MAKE: is the Plaintiff, and VILAS TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- Unknown Spouse, Heirs, De- by, through, under and against SPRINGER (S.& S. HOMES, R. BURKHARD; SHARON CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, visees, Grantees, Assignees, SUWANNEE RIVER WATER the above named Defendant(s) INC.), VIN#: N87851A AND THERESE PALMER; GROW PAGE 41, PUBLIC RECORDS Lienors, Creditors, Trustees of MANAGEMENT DISTRICT who are not known to be dead VIN#: N87851B. FINANCIAL FEDERAL CREDIT OF LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- Matthew T. Pomeroy, Deceased PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- or alive, whether said Unknown UNION; are Defendants. IDA. TOGETHER WITH A 1204 SW 4th Avenue CATION Parties may claim an interest ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN MOBILE HOME DESCRIBED Chiefland, FL 32626 as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS The Clerk of the Court, Danny AS: BUILDING #: 1 SIDE: A Notice is hereby given that pur- Grantees, or Other Claimants FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, J. Shipp will sell to the highest YEAR: 2003 MAKE: DEER Unknown Spouse, Heirs, De- suant to Chapter 373, Florida Defendant(s). OTHER THAN THE PROPER- bidder for cash at 355 Court LENGTH: 60 X 14 VIN #: GA- visees, Grantees, Assignees, Statutes, the following applica- TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE Street, BOCC Meeting Room, FL239A16954DC21 TITLE #: Lienors, Creditors, Trustees tion for permit was received on NOTICE OF SALE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST Bronson, FL 32621 on April 8, 87907292 of Stephen G. Pomeroy, De- December 28, 2018: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 2019 at 11:00 AM the following ceased pursuant to order rescheduling DAYS AFTER THE SALE. described real property as set BUILDING #: 1 SIDE: B 365 Travino Avenue Murray Tillis, PO Box 1669, foreclosure sale or Final Judg- forth in said Final Judgment, to YEAR: 2003 MAKE: DEER St. Augustine, FL 32086 Chiefland, FL 32644, has sub- ment, entered in Civil Case No. If you are a person with a dis- wit: LENGTH: 60 X 14 VIN #: GA- mitted an application to mod- 2017-CA-000637 of the Circuit ability who needs any accom- LOT THIRTY (30) OF EMER- FL239B16954DC21 TITLE #: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ify Water Use Permit number Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit modation in order to participate ALD FOREST, A SUBDIVISION 87907221 LOTS 4, 5, BLOCK action to foreclose a mortgage 2-075-218706-2, authorizing in and for Levy County, Florida, in this proceeding, you are en- AS PER PLAT THEREOF RE- K, CASON'S INGLIS ACRES on the following real property in a maximum average daily use wherein Nationstar Mortgage titled, at no cost to you, to the CORDED IN PLAT BOOK "7", UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO THE Levy County, Florida: of 0.1823 million gallons of LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, Plaintiff provision of certain assistance. PAGE 45, OF THE PUBLIC PLAT THEREOF RECORDED See Attached "Exhibit A" groundwater for agricultural use and Amy S. Mann a/k/a Amy Please contact the ADA Coor- RECORDS OF LEVY COUN- IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 41, in 1-in-10 year drought condi- Sue Rollison a/k/a Amy S. Rolli- dinator;201 East University Av- TY, FLORIDA. TAX MAP OR PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY has been filed against you and tions. This project is located son are defendant(s), I, Clerk of enue, Room 410, Gainesville, PARCEL ID NO: 18932-000-00 COUNTY, FLORIDA. has been you are required to serve a copy in Township 12S, Range 14E, Court, Danny J. Shipp, will sell Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 filed against you and you are of your written defenses, if any, Section 11 in Levy County. to the highest and best bidder at least 7 days before your TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE required to serve a copy of your to it on James E. Sorenson, D. for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR scheduled court appearance, HOME written defenses, if any, to it on Tyler Van Leuven, J. Blair Boyd, Interested persons may com- AT LEVY COUNTY COURT- or immediately upon receiving BUILDING #: 1 SIDE: A ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP, Plain- Stephen Orsillo and Jessica A. ment upon the application or HOUSE, LOCATED AT 355 S. this notification of the time be- YEAR: 1994 MAKE: HARB tiff’s attorney, at 1615 South Thompson, the Plaintiff's attor- submit a written request for a COURT STREET, BRONSON, fore the scheduled appearance LENGTH: 58 X 14 Congress Avenue, Suite 200, neys, whose address is Post staff report containing proposed LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, is less than 7 days. If you are VIN #: GAFLR54A74787HS TI- Delray Beach, FL 33445, on or Office Box 3637, Tallahassee, agency action regarding the AT 11:00 A.M. on January 28, hearing or voice impaired, call TLE #: 66731439 before February 11, 2019, and Florida 32315-3637, February application by writing to the Su- 2019, the following described 711. file the original with the clerk of 18, 2019 within 30 days after wannee River Water Manage- property as set forth in said Fi- BUILDING #: 1 SIDE: B this court either before service the first publication date and ment District, Attn: Resource nal Judgment, to-wit: Danny J. Shipp YEAR: 1994 MAKE: HARB on Plaintiff’s attorney or imme- file the original with the Clerk of Management, 9225 C.R. 49, LOT 4 OF SOUTHERN PINES, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT LENGTH: 58 X 14 diately thereafter; otherwise a this Court either before service Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such ACCORDING TO THE PLAT COURT VIN #: GAFLR54B74787HS TI- default will be entered against on the Plaintiff=s attorney or im- comments or requests must be THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Levy County, Florida TLE #: 66731441 you for the relief demanded in mediately thereafter; otherwise received by 5:00 PM within 14 PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE(S) 37, DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT the complaint or petition. a default will be entered against days from the date of publica- OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN you for the relief demanded in tion. OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Submitted By: ATTORNEY INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Dated on December 31, 2019. the Complaint or Petition. FOR PLAINTIFF: FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Dated this 8th day of January, No further public notice will be ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & OTHER THAN THE PROPER- DANNY J. SHIPP 2019. provided regarding this appli- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS GACHÉ, LLP TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE As Clerk of the Court Danny Shipp, Clerk cation. A copy of the staff re- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, 2424 North Federal Highway, OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST By: LaQuanda Latson As Clerk of the Court port must be requested in order OTHER THAN THE PROPER- Suite 360 FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 As Deputy Clerk to remain advised of further TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE Boca Raton, Florida 33431 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. By: LaQuanda Latson proceedings. Substantially af- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST (561) 998-6700 Published January 10, 17, 2019 As Deputy Clerk fected persons are entitled to FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 (561) 998-6707 WITNESS my hand and the request an administrative hear- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. seal of the court on January 2, Exhibit "A" ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida Published January 10, 17, 2019 2019. File Number: T -6087 Administrative Code, regarding If you are a person with a dis- Notice Of Public Sale Lot 3 of ESPANA OAKS, an the proposed agency action by ability who needs any accom- CLERK OF THE COURT Notice is hereby given that the unrecorded subdivision in the submitting a written request af- modation in order to participate Danny J. Shipp The Southwest Florida Water following vehicles will be sold West 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Sec- ter reviewing the staff report. in this proceeding, you are en- Management District (SWFW- on 01/25/2019 at 8:00 am tion 36, Township 11 South, titled, at no cost to you, to the Aldridge | Pite, LLP MD) announces the following for towing and storage, pursu- Range 14 East, more particu- Published January 17, 2019 provision of certain assistance. Attorney for Plaintiff(s) public meeting to which all ant to F.S. #713.78. Sale is to larly described as follows: Please contact the ADA Coor- 1615 South Congress Avenue interested persons are invit- be held at Larry's Body Shop, Commence at the Southeast dinator;201 East University Av- Suite 200 ed: 52 N.W. 250th Street Newberry corner of the said SW 1/4 of enue, Room 410, Gainesville, Delray Beach, FL 33445 FL. 32669 Larry's reserves the SW 1/4 of Section 36 for a Point Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 Deputy Clerk Change of Date: Springs Coast right to bid. of Reference; thence run N at least 7 days before your Steering Committee Meeting 00°25'30" West, along the East scheduled court appearance, Phone: 561.392.6391 moved from January 30, 2019 2004 Nissan line of the said SW 1/4 of SW or immediately upon receiving Fax: 561.392.6965 to January 29, 2019. #1N4AL11D74C184219 1/4 of Section 36, a distance of this notification of the time be- 33.0 feet to an Intersection with fore the scheduled appearance Published January 10, 17, 2019 DATE/TIME: Tuesday, January 2004 Nissan the North right of way line of is less than 7 days. If you are 29, 2019; 2:00 p.m. #JN8DR09X24W808431 State Road No. 345; thence run hearing or voice impaired, call 711. PLACE: District Brooksville Published January 17, 2019 Office, 2379 Broad Street, Danny J. Shipp Brooksville, FL 34604 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT A copy of the agenda may be Levy County, Florida obtained by contacting: Water- DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Matters.org – Boards, Meetings & Event Calendar; 1(800)423- Submitted By: ATTORNEY 1476 (FL only) or (352)796- FOR PLAINTIFF: 7211. SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & GACHÉ, LLP The Southwest Florida Water 2424 North Federal Highway, Management District (District) Suite 360 does not discriminate on the Boca Raton, Florida 33431 basis of disability. This non- (561) 998-6700 discrimination policy involves (561) 998-6707 every aspect of the District’s functions, including access to Published January 10, 17, 2019 and participation in the District’s programs and activities. Anyone requiring reasonable accommo- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF dation as provided for in the THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR Americans with Disabilities Act IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, should contact the District’s Hu- FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION man Resources Bureau Chief, Case #: 2017-CA-000289 2379 Broad St., Brooksville, FL 34604-6899; telephone (352) MTGLQ Investors, L.P. 796-7211 or 1-800-423-1476 Plaintiff, (FL only), ext. 4703; or email -vs.- ADACoordinator@WaterMat- Alfred James Crocco a/k/a ters.org. If you are hearing or Alfred J. Crocco; Unknown speech impaired, please con- Spouse of Alfred James Crocco tact the agency using the Flor- a/k/a Alfred J. Crocco; Jeanne ida Relay Service, 1(800)955- Turner a/k/a Jeanine M. Crocco 8771 (TDD) or 1(800)955-8770 a/k/a Jeanine Crocco; Unknown (Voice). Parties in Possession #1, If liv- ing, and all Unknown Parties If any person decides to ap- claiming by, through, under and peal any decision made by the against the above named De- Board/Committee with respect fendant(s) who are not known to to any matter considered at be dead or alive, whether said this meeting or hearing, he/she Unknown Parties may claim will need to ensure that a ver- an interest as Spouse, Heirs, batim record of the proceeding Devisees, Grantees, or Other is made, which record includes Claimants; Unknown Parties the testimony and evidence in Possession #2, If living, and from which the appeal is to be all Unknown Parties claiming issued. by, through, under and against the above named Defendant(s) For more information, you may who are not known to be dead contact: Kelly.Page@water- or alive, whether said Unknown matters.org; 1(800)423-1476 Parties may claim an interest (FL only) or (352)796-7211, as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, x4226 (Ad Order EXE0656) Grantees, or Other Claimants Defendant(s). Published January 17, 2019 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to order rescheduling foreclosure sale or Final Judg- 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 17, 2019

SUWANNEE RIVER WATER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE 8th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THENCE A THIRTY FOOT of your written defenses, if any, DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM MANAGEMENT DISTRICT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL COURT IN AND FOR LEVY WIDE EASEMENT LYING to it on eXL Legal, PLLC, Plain- WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. 15 FEET ON BOTH SIDES tiff's attorney, whose address is SALE. Dated this 4th day of CATION COUNTY, FLORIDA 2018-CA-000411 OF THE FOLLOWING DE- 12425 28th Street North, Suite January 2019. CIVIL ACTION SCRIBED CENTERLINE: N 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33716, Notice is hereby given that pur- Case#: 2018-CA-000288 21ST MORTGAGE CORPORA- 14°36'56" W, A DISTANCE OF on or before February 11, 2019 DANNY SHIPP, suant to Chapter 373, Florida TION, 75.69 FEET TO A POINT ON or within thirty (30) days after CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Statutes, the following applica- The Bank of New York Mellon, Plaintiff, THE SOUTH LINE OF THE the first publication of this No- COURT tion for permit was received on f/k/a The Bank of New York, vs. EAST 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 tice of Action, and file the origi- By: Brandy Weller December 28, 2018: successor in interest to JP- ANY UNKNOWN PARTY WHO OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW nal with the Clerk of this Court at Deputy Clerk Morgan Chase Bank, N.A., as MAY CLAIM AS HEIR, DEVI- 1/4 OF SECTION 34 (SAID Levy County Courthouse, 355 Murray Tillis, PO Box 1669, Trustee for Bear Steams Asset SEE, GRANTEE, ASSIGNEE, POINT BEING S 89°31'19" W, South Court Street, Bronson, Published January 17, 24, 2019 Chiefland, FL 32644, has sub- Backed Securities Trust 2006- LIENOR, CREDITOR, TRUST- 163.06 FEET FROM THE SE FL 32621, either before service mitted an application to mod- SDI, Asset-Backed Certificates, EE, OR OTHER CLAIMANT, CORNER OF THE EAST 1/2 on Plaintiff's attorney or imme- SUWANNEE RIVER WATER ify Water Use Permit number Series 2006-SD 1 BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SW diately thereafter; otherwise, a MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 2-075-220600-2, authorizing Plaintiff, AGAINST BARTON A. WARD; 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC- default will be entered against PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- a maximum average daily use ~vs.- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TION 34), AND THE END OF you for the relief demanded in CATION of 0.2957 million gallons of Unknown Heirs, Devisees, BARTON A. WARD; TONYA L. THE EASEMENT. the complaint petition. groundwater for agricultural use Grantees, Assignees, Credi- WARD; UNKNOWN SPOUSE WITNESS my hand and seal Notice is hereby given that pur- in 1-in-10 year drought condi- tors, Lienors, and Trustees of OF TONYA L. WARD;and UN- TOGETHER WITH A 2010 of the Court on this 7th day of suant to Chapter 373, Florida tions. This project is located Brenda B. Jones a/k/a Brenda KNOWN TENANT. JACOBSEN 56X114, DOU- January, 2019. Statutes, the following applica- in Township 11S, Range 16E, Jones, Deceased, and All Other Defendant. BLEWIDE MANUFACTURED tion for permit was received on Section 30 in Levy County. Persons Claiming by and HOME ID # JACFL29829 A Danny J. Shipp January 9, 2019: Through, Under, Against The NOTICE OF SALE AND JACFL29829B, LOCATED Clerk of the Circuit Court Interested persons may com- Named Defendant (s); Ellen NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant ON THE PREMISES. (SEAL) Don Quincey, 2350 NW 120th ment upon the application or Smith; Edgar Jones, Jr.; Donald to a Final Judgment dated De- By: LaQuanda Latson Street, Chiefland, FL 32626, submit a written request for a Hubert Jones alk/a Donald H. cember 26, 2018 entered in Published January 17, 24, 2019 Deputy Clerk has submitted an application to staff report containing proposed Jones a/k/a Donald Jones; Ron- Case No. 2018-CA-000411, modify Water Use Permit num- agency action regarding the ald Jones; Unknown Spouse of of the Circuit Court in and for Published January 17, 24, 2019 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ber 2-075-218426-5, authoriz- application by writing to the Su- Ellen Smith; Unknown Spouse Levy County, Florida, wherein THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- ing a maximum average daily wannee River Water Manage- of Edgar Jones, Jr.; Unknown ANY UNKNOWN PARTY WHO CUIT IN AND FOR LEVY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT use of 0.8665 million gallons ment District, Attn: Resource Spouse of Donald Hubert MAY CLAIM AS HEIR, DEVI- COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL of groundwater for agricultural Management, 9225 C.R. 49, Jones a/k/a Donald H. Jones SEE, GRANTEE, ASSIGNEE, CASE NO. 2018 CA 000941 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY use in 1-in-10 year drought con- Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such a/k/a Donald Jones; Unknown LIENOR, CREDITOR, TRUST- COUNTY, FLORIDA ditions. This project is located comments or requests must be Spouse of Ronald Jones; Un- EE, OR OTHER CLAIMANT, WELLS FARGO USA HOLD- CASE NO.: 38-2014-DR- in Township 11S, Range 15E, received by 5:00 PM within 14 known Parties in Possession BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR INGS, INC. 000040 Sections 16, 17, 21, 22, and 28 days from the date of publica- #2, If living, and all Unknown AGAINST BARTON A. WARD; Plaintiff, in Levy County. tion. Parties claiming by, through, and TONYA L. WARD are the v. IN RE: The Marriage of: under and against the above Defendants, that Danny J. JEFFREY A. GIFFORD A/K/A DANIEL EMMETT WHITE- Interested persons may com- No further public notice will be named Defendant(s) who Shipp, the Clerk of the Court, JEFFERY A. GIFFORD A/K/A HURST, ment upon the application or provided regarding this appli- are not known to be dead or will sell to the highest and best JEFFERY GIFFORD, ET AL. Petitioner/Husband, submit a written request for a cation. A copy of the staff re- alive, whether said Unknown bidder for cash, at the Levy Defendants. and staff report containing proposed port must be requested in order Parties may claim an interest County Clerk of the Circuit BILLIE JO WHITEHURST, agency action regarding the to remain advised of further as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Court, at 355 S. Court Street, NOTICE OF ACTION Respondent/Wife. application by writing to the Su- proceedings. Substantially af- Grantees, or Other Claimants; Bronson, Florida 32621, on TO: PINNACLE FINANCIAL wannee River Water Manage- fected persons are entitled to Clerk of the Circuit Court of March 11, 2019, beginning at CORP; whose last known prin- CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE ment District, Attn: Resource request an administrative hear- Levy County, Florida 11:00 a.m., on the prescribed cipal place of business was: UNDER F. S. CHAPTER 45 Management, 9225 C.R. 49, ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida Defendant(s ). date, the following described ANY OFFICER, DIRECTOR NOTICE IS GIVEN, that, in Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such Administrative Code, regarding real property as set forth in the OR REGISTERED AGENT accordance with the Amended comments or requests must be the proposed agency action by NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- Final Judgment: C/U DOUGLAS F LONG 2611 Order Directing Judicial Sale/ received by 5:00 PM within 14 submitting a written request af- CLOSURE PROCEED- TECHNOLOGY DRIVE STE Foreclosure of Charging Lien days from the date of publica- ter reviewing the staff report. INGS-PROPERTY Legal: SEE ATTACHED EXHIB- 200 ORLANDO, FL 32804 dated December 19,2018, in tion. TO: Edgar Jones, Jr.: LAST IT “A”. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the above-styled cause, I will Published January 17, 2019 KNO'iVN ADDRESS, 936 Pep- action to foreclose a mortgage sell to the highest bidder for No further public notice will be pers Creek Road, Marion, NC NOTICE ANY PERSON CLAIM- on the following property in cash at the front steps of the provided regarding this appli- 28752 and Unknown Spouse ING AN INTEREST IN THE LEVY County, Florida, to-wit: Levy County Courthouse locat- cation. A copy of the staff re- of Edgar Jones, Jr.: LAST SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, LOT 114, FOREST PARK III, ed at 355 South Court Street, port must be requested in order IN THE CIRCUIT COURT KNOWN ADDRESS, 936 Pep- IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PHASE I, ACCORDING TO Bronson, Florida 32621, on to remain advised of further OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL pers Creek Road, Marion, NC PROPERTY OWNER AS OF PLAT THEREOF RECORDED Monday, January 28, 2019, at proceedings. Substantially af- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY 28752 Residence unknown, if- THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 8 11:00 a.m. the following de- fected persons are entitled to COUNTY, FLORIDA living, including any unknown DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM THRU 11, PUBLIC RECORDS scribed property: The undivided request an administrative hear- CASE NO. 2018 CA 000065 spouse of the said Defendants, WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. ~ interest of BILLIE JO WHITE- ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida if either has remarried and if ei- SALE. TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE HURST in the following Administrative Code, regarding SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVIC- ther or both of said Defendants HOME LOCATED THERE- described property: the proposed agency action by ING LLC are dead, their respective un- Dated this 31st Day of Decem- ON AS A PERMANENT FIX- Lot 9, Block A, NORTHWOOD submitting a written request af- Plaintiff, known heirs, devisees, grant- ber_, 2018. TURE AND APPURTENANCE ESTATES, according to the plat ter reviewing the staff report. v. ees, assignees, creditors, lien- As Clerk of Circuit Court THERETO, DESCRIBED AS: thereof recorded in Plat CHARLES HURST; UNKNOWN ors, and trustees, and all other By: LaQuanda Latson A 2001 HOMES OF MERIT Book 7, Page 15, Public Re- Published January 17, 2019 SPOUSE OF CHARLES persons claiming by, through, As Deputy Clerk ATLANTIC DOUBLEWIDE cords of Levy County, Florida. HURST; UNKNOWN TENANT under or against the named MOBILE HOME BEARING Tax Parcel No. 18286-000-00 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; Defendant(s); and the afore- NOTICE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 1 Defendants. mentioned named Defendant(s) If you are a person with a dis- FLHMBA165547126A AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN and such of the aforementioned ability who needs any accom- FLHMBA165547126B AND INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS NOTICE OF SALE unknown Defendants and such modation in order to participate TITLE NUMBERS 85010386 FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Notice is hereby given that, of the aforementioned unknown in this proceeding, you are en- AND 85010476. OTHER THAN THE SAID BIL- pursuant to the Final Judgment Defendants as may be infants, titled, at no cost to you, to the has been filed against you and LIE JO WHITEHURST AS OF of Foreclosure entered on No- incompetents or otherwise not provision of certain assistance. you are required to serve a copy THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- vember 06, 2018, and the Or- sui juris. Please contact Levy County der Rescheduling Foreclosure YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk of the Court, 355 S. Court Sale, in this cause, in the Circuit that an action has been com- Street, Bronson, Florida 32621 Court of Levy County, Florida, menced to foreclose a mort- and whose telephone number the clerk shall sell the property gage on is 352-486-5228, within two situated in Levy County, Florida, the following real prope1ty, lying working days of your receipt of described as: and being and situated in Levy this notice. If you are hearing or County, Florida, more particu- voice impaired, call 1-800-955- LOT 15, FOXRIDGE SUBDIVI- larly 8711. SION, ACCORDING TO THE described as follows: MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, AS LOT SIX(6), BLOCK TWEN- CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK TY FOUR (24), UNIVERSITY I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true 8, PAGE 21, OF THE PUBLIC OAKS SUBDIVISION, AS PER copy of the foregoing has been RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT served by U.S. Mail on this 31st FLORIDA BOOK 4, PAGES 15, 15H day of December, 2018, to: THROUGH 15M, OF THE Leslie S. White, Post Office Box a/k/a 3931 SE 193RD PLACE, PUBLIC RECORD OF LEVY 2346, Orlando, FL 32802-2346, YANKEETOWN, FL 34498 COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETH- Attorney for Plaintiff; Laura L. ER WITH THAT CERTAIN Walker, Esq., 199 Dali Boule- at public sale, to the highest MANUFACTURED HOME, vard, Unit 902, St. Petersburg, and best bidder, for cash, the YEAR: 1996, MAKE: TRINITY, FL 33701; Tonya L. Ward, 404 BOCC meeting room of the VIN#: FLA146M9954A AND Park Avenue SE, Lindale, GA Levy County Courthouse, 355 VIN#: FLA146M9954B. more 30147; Unknown Tenant, 13851 These are brand new 2019 Singer school model sewing South Court Street, Bronson, commonly known as 10151 NW Mitchell Rd., Chiefland, FL machines. These sewing machines remain UNSOLD. FL 32621, on January 28, 2019 Northeast 14th Street, Archer, 32626 beginning at 11:00 AM. FL 32618. If you are a person claiming a Exhibit A right to funds remaining after This action has been filed the sale, you must file a claim against you and you are re- THE EAST 1/2 OF THE EAST with the clerk no later than 60 quired to serve a copy of 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 days after the sale. If you fail to your written defense, if any, OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 file a claim you will not be enti- upon SHAPIRO, FISHMAN OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP tled to any remaining funds. & GACHE, LLP, Attorneys for 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, Plaintiff, whose address is 4630 LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated this ___31st__ day of Woodland Corporate Blvd., _December, 2018. Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33614, TOGETHER WITH A PERPET- Feb. 11, 2019 within thirty (30) UAL NON-EXCLUSIVE UNRE- Danny J. Shipp days after the first publication of STRICTIVE EASEMENT FOR Clerk of the Circuit Court this notice and file the original THE PURPOSE OF INGRESS, (Seal) with the clerk of this Court ei- EGRESS AND PUBLIC UTIL- By: LaQuanda Latson ther before service on Plaintiff's ITIES OVER, UNDER, AND Deputy Clerk attorney or immediately there ACROSS THE FOLLOWING after; otherwise a default will be GENERALLY DESCRIBED Published January 10, 17, 2019 entered against you for the re- FOLLOWING GENERALLY lief demanded in the Complaint. DESCRIBED EASEMENT AREA SITUATE IN SECTIONS WITNESS my hand on the 27th 33 AND 34, TOWNSHIP 12 day of Dec. 2018 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, Danny J. Shipp LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO Circuit and County Courts WIT: By LaQuanda Latson Deputy Clerk A SIXTY FOOT WIDE EASE- MENT LYING THIRTY FEET Published January 10, 17, 2019 ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CENTERLINES OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED Notice Under Fictitious Name ROADS: Law Pursuant to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes BEGINNING AT THE IN- TERSECTION OF COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ROAD 347 AND A FOREST- that the undersigned, desiring RY MANAGEMENT GRADE ROAD KNOWN AS BETTY $209 AND to engage in business under $279 the fictitious name of : Creative ROAD; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG BETTY ROAD, 4010 $139 Celebrations: Cakes & More at 8790 NW 180th Street., in FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO the County of Levy, In the City ITS INTERSECTION WITH A of Fanning Springs, Florida FORESTRY MANAGEMENT Friday, January 25th 32693 intends to register the GRADE ROAD KNOWN AS said name with the Division of MITCHELL ROAD; THENCE Corporations of the Florida De- NORTHERLY ALONG MITCH- 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. partment of State, Tallahassee, ELL ROAD, 1880 FEET, MORE Florida. 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Estate Auction Fri. Jan. 18th @ VICKIE & Freds almost new furniture. Black Angus Bull for sale exc #000VBBA ***PUBLISHER’S NOTICE*** 6 p.m. High Springs FL HWY 27N. 17 S. Main, Chiefland. 493-0004. breeder, low birth weight calves, exc PRESTIGE HOME CENTER All real estate advertising in this TENANT INCENTIVES auctionzip.com #20822 Oriental Es- Quality used furniture & accessories. for heifers and young cattle newspaper is subject to the Fair CHIEFLAND tate: Furn., knives, chain saw, lad- 352-493-7775 Housing Act which makes it illegal 2202 US Hwy 19 ders, sgnd. baseball memo, sgnd. to advertise “any preference, limita- art, lance p-nut jar, Beatles records tion or discrimination based on & more, coins, jewelry, waterford, race, color, religion, sex, handicap, • 3136 sq ft, turnkey fire-king, coke box, sofas, beds 10% familial status or national origin or B.P. 352-258-0604 C. Red Wil- an intention to make any such pref- Chinese restaurant. liams AU437 / AB3447 erence, limitation or discrimination. Bronson Methodist Thrift Shop Bronson- Large remodeled 2/2 MH Low rent, Live & Online Public Auction Customer Appreciation Sale 50% off *Familial status includes children $750/month & large 3/2 MH under the age of 18 living with par- tenant incentives. Monday, January 28, 2019 at 10:00 everything Fri & Sat. 9am-1pm 235 $800/month. 1st, last and security S Court St. Bronson ents or legal custodians, pregnant A.M. Keyko Americas Corp deposit required 352-505-8779 , • 16,997 sq. ft. retail 2500 W. 84 Street, Unit 6 women and people securing cus- Hialeah, FL 33016 For sale: Large Estate Sale- University Oaks Fri & 486-2350 or 352-949-2819 tody of children under 18. This formerly Sears Outlet Qty. of Keyko brand batteries (SLA Sat. 9am-4pm 11161 NE 105 Ave For Rent 2 bd. 2 ba. MH 10 miles newspaper will not knowingly ac- Store seal lead acid AGM technology and Archer, antique furniture, household from Cedar Key. Secluded area. cept any advertising for real estate deep cycle batteries) for wheel- items, jewelry, and glassware $800/month First, last & security that is in violation of the law. Our Available immediate readers are hereby informed that all chairs, emergency lights, scooters, (352) 221-0866 occupancy. Low low UPS back-ups, powersports, motor- dwellings advertised in this newspa- OLD TOWN Area 2/2, $500 monthly, per are available on an equal op- cycle gels, security, home/fire 2/1 $450 monthly, $300 security De- rent. alarms, medical devices, outdoor portunity basis. To complain of dis- posit. Call 352-535-5455 crimination, call HUD toll-free at lamps, ATV’s etc. o Keyko Lithium Old Town- Furnished 1 BR cameo batteries for cameras, tactical flash- 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free tele- trailer. Quiet & peaceful no pets. phone number for the hearing im- Contact Al Isnetto lights, scales etc. o furniture & 352-356-0167 equipment o testing equipment o Estate Sale- Jan 18-19 9am-4pm 519 paired is 1-800-927-9275. Palmwood packaging supplies and more. NE 2nd St. Chiefland. Full size adj. Very clean, just remodeled 3/2 SW Realty, 352-597-2500 Catalog and photos available at bed, maple dining table & chairs, 78 in Trenton city limits for rent. Nice www.moeckerauctions.com records & much more entire contents area, nice yard. $800/mo. x202 Preview: Day of sale 8:30-10AM. first/last/security, no aggressive 15%-18% BP. Assignment for the breed dogs. Call or Text Benefit of Creditors Case 352-949-0447. #2018-039114-CA-01 To register: $100 refundable cash Efficiency Apartment for rent, fur- deposit and driver’s license. nished Trenton FL (352)339-0968 (800) 840-BIDS | CASH FOR COINS Private Collector [email protected] buying U.S. coin collections. Gold & AB-1098 AU-3219, Eric Rubin Silver. Top dollar paid in cash. Will travel to you.I pay more than dealers 100 x 100 wooded lot in Dixie and pawns (352)949-1450 County near Suwannee River, high and dry buildable, owner financing, CASH FOR USED MOBILE Hard to 1800 Sq. Ft. store/office space $500 down, $100 monthly pp HOMES! (352) 493-0227 available in Chiefland Regional $4900.00 352-356-3693 Shopping Center by Winn-Dixie 45 used gal. steel portable 16’ corral We buy cars, trucks and motor main entrance and expanded panels, 720 feet excellent cond. homes, dead or alive. Call believe that Beall’s Outlet. Plus join well estab- 352-472-6453 352-463-7182 . lished successful Rent-A-Center, OLD TOWN: 2 RV sites with 50 Subway, Lil’ Caesar’s, Mitch’s Jew- 4000 Ford farm tractor with front end January is amp elec, water & sewer $325/mth. elry, Bella Nails, Mail-N-More, and bucket. diesel, 55hp $5,900. WE BUY Junk Cars. $250 & up. 286 NE 112 Ave. 352-542-2495 many other great retailers. 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